mal di panza

Russian translation: головная боль

17:22 Jul 5, 2016
Italian to Russian translations [PRO]
Art/Literary - Slang
Italian term or phrase: mal di panza
come rendereste in modo piu' appropriato il "mal di panza" in russo
-la cosa mi creava dei gran mal di panza
ninacapri
Local time: 12:45
Russian translation:головная боль
Explanation:
E' detto non nel senso letterale, ma nel senso figurale
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Tatyana Yaroshenko
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4 +3головная боль
Tatyana Yaroshenko
4Боль в животе
Gaia Kokuzina


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головная боль


Explanation:
E' detto non nel senso letterale, ma nel senso figurale

Tatyana Yaroshenko
Russian Federation
Local time: 15:45
Native speaker of: Russian
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Asker: извините, но "гемор" тут совсем не подходит. ;)


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agree  Assiolo: Это (дело) доставляло мне немало головной боли. А ещё, если надо выразиться покрепче, можно упомянуть "большой геморрой".
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  -> Спасибо, Assiolo! Точно, можно и "геморрой", если более разговорно

agree  Alena Hrybouskaya
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agree  Olga Fedorenko
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Боль в животе


Explanation:
"panza" - диалектное произношение слова "pancia" (некоторые провинции региона Эмилия-Романья).
В данном контексте можно сказать "от этого у меня в животе мутило/живот крутило"

Gaia Kokuzina
Italy
Local time: 12:45
Native speaker of: Russian
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