com l'anell al dit
/ˈkɔm l‿əˈneʎ əl ˈdit/
KATALANCA → TR
Tanım
•swimmingly, fitting like a glove
Diğer Dillerde
Almancaeinwandfrei, glänzend, glatt, wie am Schnürchen, wie angegossen passen, wie geschmiert /ˈaɪ̯nvantˌfʁaɪ̯/
perfect, impeccable
çekim: karşılaştırma einwandfreier · üstünlük am einwandfreiesten
eş: astrein, fehlerfrei, fehlerlos, makellos, tadellos
köken: Einwand + -frei
einwandfreie Ware.
Fransızcaaller comme un gant, comme sur des roulettes /a.le kɔm œ̃ ɡɑ̃/
to fit like a glove · to go smoothly
eş: sied comme un gant
İspanyolcaa las maravillas, a las mil maravillas, a pedir de boca, a su salvo, como anillo al dedo, como la seda /a las maɾaˈbiʝas/
swimmingly
İtalyancadolcemente /dol.t͡ʃeˈmen.te/
sweetly · mildly · gently
eş: gradevolmente, delicatamente, armoniosamente, deliziosamente, amabilmente, gradualmente
köken: From dolce + -mente.
Felemenkçeals een tierelier, van een leien dakje /ˌɑls ən ˈtiː.rəˌliːr/
very well, very successfully
köken: Tierelier is commonly used as an interjection to represent cheerful whistling, singing or even animal songs.
De bestellingen lopen als een trein.
Portekizceàs mil maravilhas, assentar como uma luva, caber como uma luva, cair como uma luva, com bom successo, sem impedimento
very well, perfectly
köken: Literally, “at the thousand wonders”.
Japoncaぴったりだ
İsveççegå som på räls, gå som smort, med god fortgång, passa som hand i handske
to go smoothly without a hitch
çekim: geçmiş gick som på räls
köken: gå (“go”) + som (“like”) + på (“on”) + räls (“rail”)
Lehçejak z płatka, pasować jak ulał, pasować w sam raz
Ukraynacaяк по маслу
Fincejuohevasti, kuin tanssi, putkeen, sopia kuin nakutettu, sopia kuin nyrkki silmään, sopia kuin valettu /ˈjuo̯heʋɑstiˣ/
alternative form of jouhevasti
köken: juoheva + -sti
Çekçepadnout jako ulitý
easily, lightly, gracefully, effortlessly
köken: könnyed + -én
Bulgarcaгладко, като по вода
İrlandacago seoigh
İzlandacafalla eins og flís við rass /ˈfatla eins ɔː fliːs vɪːð rasː/
to fit like a glove, to fit perfectly
çekim: geçmiş féll eins og flís við rass
köken: Literally, “to fit as tightly as a chip (metaphorically a thin, close cut) against the ass”. This idiom is relatively recent in the Icelandic language with the oldest example in the Orðabók Háskólans's (“the University Dictionary”) ritmálssafn (“corpus of written language”) dating from the early 19th century from Guðmundur Jónsson's málsháttaasafn (“corpus of idioms”).
Þetta fellur eins og flís við rass.
Gürcüceთავისუფლად /tʰävisupʰɫätʰ/
freely, fluently, glibly, loosely, quite, sparely, swimmingly
köken: From თავისუფალი (tavisupali) + -ად (-ad).
Etimoloji
Literally, “like the ring to the finger”.