fiasco
21Fiasco — (Del ital. fiasco.) ► sustantivo masculino Fracaso, chasco o mal resultado, en especial el producido por un suceso inesperado o adverso: ■ empezó a llover y la verbena fue un fiasco. SINÓNIMO decepción ANTÓNIMO éxito logro * * * fiasco (del it.… …
22fiasco — (fi a sko) s. m. Mot italien usité dans cette locution : Faire fiasco, échouer complétement. Le fiasco qu il a fait est complet. On dit aussi : C est un véritable fiasco, un fiasco complet. ÉTYMOLOGIE Ital. fiasco, bouteille (dont le… …
23fiasco — fià·sco s.m. AU 1a. grossa bottiglia panciuta col collo allungato rivestita di paglia, o di plastica che la imita: un fiasco di vino; vino a, in fiaschi 1b. il contenuto di un fiasco: bersi un fiasco di chianti 2. TS st.metrol. spec. in Toscana,… …
24fiasco — {{＃}}{{LM F17639}}{{〓}} {{SynF18096}} {{［}}fiasco{{］}} ‹fias·co› {{《}}▍ s.m.{{》}} {{＜}}1{{＞}} Chasco o fracaso: • El concierto al aire libre resultó un fiasco debido a la lluvia.{{○}} {{＜}}2{{＞}} Fraude o estafa: • fiasco financiero.{{○}}… …
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25fiasco — n. 1) to end in a fiasco 2) a complete, total, utter fiasco * * * [fɪ æskəʊ] total utter a complete to end in a fiasco …
26fiasco — [19] In Italian, a fiasco is literally a ‘bottle’ (the word comes from medieval Latin fiasco, source of English flagon and flask). Its figurative use apparently stems from the phrase far fiasco, literally ‘make a bottle’, used traditionally in… …
27fiasco — [[t]fiæ̱skoʊ[/t]] fiascos N COUNT: usu with supp (emphasis) If you describe an event or attempt to do something as a fiasco, you are emphasizing that it fails completely. The blame for the Charleston fiasco did not lie with him... It was a bit of …
28fiasco — [fɪ askəʊ] noun (plural fiascos) a ludicrous or humiliating failure. Word History Fiasco is an Italian word meaning bottle or flask , and it was briefly used in this sense when it entered English in the 19th century. However, it was taken up more …
29fiasco — [19] In Italian, a fiasco is literally a ‘bottle’ (the word comes from medieval Latin fiasco, source of English flagon and flask). Its figurative use apparently stems from the phrase far fiasco, literally ‘make a bottle’, used traditionally in… …
30fiasco — fi|as|co [fiˈæskəu US kou] n plural fiascoes or fiascos [Date: 1800 1900; : Italian; Origin: (far) fiasco (to make) a bottle, to fail in a performance ] an event that is completely unsuccessful, in a way that is very embarrassing or disappointing …
