cani di bancata

08:47 Feb 19, 2009
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Italian to German translations [PRO]
Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature / idiomatischer Begriff
Italian term or phrase: cani di bancata
Kennt jemand diesen idiomatischen Begriff und seine Übersetzung? Danke!

"'**Cani di bancata**' è il titolo dello spettacolo con cui ha affrontato il tema della mafia in Sicilia, ma è anche l'espressione che utilizza nel libro per definire il comportamento mafioso di alcuni personaggi."
Michaela Mersetzky
Italy
Local time: 12:32


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3 +1Strassenhunde
sandrayvonne
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bluenoric

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1 hr   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5 peer agreement (net): +1
Strassenhunde


Explanation:
Strassenhunde, Pariahunde, Streuner, streunende Hunde .
Es gibt auf den Märkten im deutschsprachigen Raum kaum streunende Hund dementsprechend wird es schwierig sein ein Wort für so ein spezielles Bild, wie die "streunenden Hunde zwischen den Ständen auf den südeuropäischen Märkten" zu finden. Andererseits ist das Bild der Strassenhunde (einzelnd und in kleinen Rudeln)mit dem Süden verknüpft.

sandrayvonne
Germany
Local time: 12:32
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Native speaker of: German

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agree  renzennelke: brava!
9 hrs
  -> grazie mille

neutral  Aniello Scognamiglio (X): wenn, dann "Stra*ß*enhunde".
21 hrs
  -> Hai ragione
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[...] i suoi attori sono i cani di bancata, affamati e rabbiosi che girano fra i banchi dei mercati a fine giornata per nutrirsi dei resti


    Reference: http://www.teatroteatro.it/scheda.asp?idscheda=664
bluenoric
Germany
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
Note to reference poster
Asker: Du hast mich auf die richtige Spur gebracht. Ich kannte "bancarella", aber nicht "bancata". Danke!

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