| s- {prefix} /s/
|
:: Used to form words that have an opposing sense: un-, in-
|
| s- {prefix}
|
:: Used to form verbs that have a sense of undoing an action: de-, dis-, un-
|
| s- {prefix}
|
:: Used to express a pejorative sense
|
| s- {prefix}
|
:: Used to form verbs with a sense of exit, separation: dis-, ex-, trans-
|
| s- {prefix}
|
:: Used in a privative sense: a-, de-, un-
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| s- {prefix}
|
:: Used to derive verbs from a noun, adjective or verb
|
| s- {prefix}
|
:: Used as an intensifier
|
| s- {prefix}
|
:: Reduced form of dis-
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| s' {pron} [before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of si
|
| s {n}
|
:: See under S
|
| S. {n}
|
:: abbreviation of Santa
|
| S {letter} /ˈɛsse/
|
:: letter: esse
|
| Saara {prop}
|
:: alternative spelling of Sahara
|
| saariano {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of sahariano
|
| Saba {prop} [biblical] /ˈsa.ba/
|
:: Sheba
|
| Saba {prop}
|
:: historical given name
|
| Saba {prop}
|
:: Saba, an island in the Caribbean Netherlands
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| sabadiglia {f} /sa.baˈdiʎ.ʎa/
|
:: sabadilla (Schoenocaulon officinale)
|
| sabal {n}
|
:: synonym of palmetto (New World palms) (fan palms)
|
| sabal {n}
|
:: A genus of palmettos within the family Arecaceae (Sabal)
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| sabatico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sabbatico
|
| Sabatini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sabato {m} /ˈsabato/
|
:: Saturday
|
| Sabato {prop}
|
:: Sabato (river)
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| Sabato Santo {prop}
|
:: Holy Saturday
|
| Sabaudia {prop}
|
:: Sabaudia (town)
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| sabaudiese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sabaudia
|
| sabaudo {adj}
|
:: Savoy (attributive), of the Savoy
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| sabba {m}
|
:: sabbat, witches' Sabbath
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| sabbatico {adj}
|
:: sabbatical
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| Sabbatini {prop}
|
:: surname
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| sabbato {m}
|
:: Saturday
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| sabbia {f} /ˈsab.bja/
|
:: sand
|
| sabbia bituminosa {f} [geology]
|
:: tar sand, oil sand
|
| sabbiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sabbiare
|
| sabbiare {vt}
|
:: to sandblast
|
| sabbiare {vt} [rare]
|
:: synonym of insabbiare
|
| sabbiato {adj}
|
:: sandblasted
|
| sabbiatore {m}
|
:: sandblaster (person)
|
| sabbiatrice {f}
|
:: sandblasting machine
|
| sabbiatura {f}
|
:: sand bath (therapeutic)
|
| sabbiatura {f}
|
:: sandblasting
|
| sabbiatura {f}
|
:: blast cleaning
|
| sabbiatura {f}
|
:: crumbles as a result of rubbing cold butter, flower, (and sugar)
|
| sabbiera {f}
|
:: sandbox (for metal casting)
|
| sabbietta {f} /sabˈbjet.ta/
|
:: cat litter
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| sabbiolimoso {adj}
|
:: sandy-loamy (of soil)
|
| sabbion {f}
|
:: apocopic form of sabbione
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| sabbionaia {f}
|
:: sandbox (box with sand for children)
|
| sabbionaio {m}
|
:: sand digger
|
| sabbionara {f}
|
:: alternative form of sabbionaia
|
| sabbione {f}
|
:: coarse or sharp sand
|
| sabbione {f}
|
:: sandy soil or land
|
| sabbioniccio {m}
|
:: A sandy loam soil
|
| sabbioso {adj}
|
:: sandy
|
| sabeismo {m}
|
:: Sabianism
|
| sabellianismo {m}
|
:: sabellianism
|
| sabelliano {adj}
|
:: Sabellian
|
| sabellico {adj}
|
:: Sabellian, Sabellic
|
| sabello {m}
|
:: Sabellian (all senses, language is masculine singular only)
|
| sabermetrica {f}
|
:: sabermetrics
|
| sabina {f}
|
:: savin (Juniperus sect. Sabina)
|
| sabina marittima {f}
|
:: Phoenician juniper (Juniperus phoenicea)
|
| Sabini {prop}
|
:: Sabines
|
| Sabino {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| saborra {f}
|
:: alternative form of zavorra
|
| sabotaggio {m}
|
:: sabotage
|
| sabotante {v}
|
:: present participle of sabotare
|
| sabotare {vt}
|
:: to sabotage
|
| sabotatore {m}
|
:: saboteur
|
| sabra {mf} /ˈsa.bra/
|
:: A Jew born in Palestine
|
| sabra {mf}
|
:: Sabra (native-born Israeli)
|
| sabra {adj}
|
:: Sabra [attributive]
|
| sabre {mf} /ˈsa.bre/
|
:: alternative form of sabra
|
| sabre {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sabra
|
| Sabrina {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sacca {f}
|
:: bag
|
| sacca {f}
|
:: inlet (of a river)
|
| sacca {f}
|
:: pocket (other than clothing)
|
| saccagnare {vt} [Northern Italy]
|
:: to beat up
|
| saccagnare {vt} [Northern Italy, figurative, by extension]
|
:: to mistreat
|
| saccagno {m} [Northern Italy, slang]
|
:: knife
|
| saccaia {f} /sakˈka.ja/
|
:: A place where sacks are kept
|
| saccaia {f}
|
:: A suspended wooden pole or board on which empty sacks are hung
|
| saccapane {m}
|
:: synonym of tascapane
|
| saccarasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: saccharase
|
| saccarato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: saccharate
|
| saccarato {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: saccharated
|
| saccardo {m} [obsolete, military]
|
:: Person who carried baggage and provided supplies
|
| saccardo {m}
|
:: looter, robber
|
| saccarico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: saccharic
|
| saccaride {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: saccharide, carbohydrate
|
| saccaridico {adj}
|
:: saccharidic
|
| saccarifero {adj}
|
:: saccharine (sugary)
|
| saccarifero {adj}
|
:: sugar (attributive)
|
| saccarificante {v}
|
:: present participle of saccarificare
|
| saccarificare {vt}
|
:: To saccharify
|
| saccarificazione {f}
|
:: saccharification
|
| saccarimetria {f}
|
:: saccharimetry
|
| saccarimetrico {adj}
|
:: saccharimetric
|
| saccarimetro {m}
|
:: saccharimeter
|
| saccarina {f} [chemistry]
|
:: saccharin
|
| saccarinato {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: saccharated
|
| saccarino {adj}
|
:: sugar (attributive), saccharine
|
| saccaroide {adj}
|
:: saccharoid, saccharoidal
|
| saccarometria {f}
|
:: Variant of saccarimetria
|
| saccarometrico {adj}
|
:: saccharometric
|
| saccarometro {m}
|
:: saccharometer
|
| saccaromicete {m} [botany]
|
:: saccharomycete
|
| saccarosio {m}
|
:: sucrose
|
| saccaroso {m}
|
:: Variant of saccarosio
|
| saccata {f}
|
:: sackful
|
| saccatura {f}
|
:: trough (on a weather map)
|
| saccente {adj}
|
:: presumptuous, conceited
|
| saccente {adj} [archaic]
|
:: learned, intelligent
|
| saccente {adj} [archaic]
|
:: slick, clever
|
| saccente {mf} [pejorative]
|
:: know-it-all
|
| saccentemente {adv}
|
:: presumptuously
|
| saccenteria {f}
|
:: presumptuousness
|
| saccheggiamento {m}
|
:: sacking, plundering, looting, pillaging
|
| saccheggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of saccheggiare
|
| saccheggiare {vt}
|
:: to sack, plunder
|
| saccheggiare {vt} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: to plagiarize
|
| saccheggiatore {m}
|
:: plunderer
|
| saccheggiatore {m}
|
:: raider
|
| saccheggio {m}
|
:: sacking, plundering
|
| saccheria {f}
|
:: bag / sack factory
|
| saccheria {f}
|
:: packaging department
|
| sacchetta {f}
|
:: nosebag (for a horse)
|
| sacchetta {f}
|
:: pouch
|
| sacchettatrice {f}
|
:: packaging machine
|
| sacchettificio {m}
|
:: bag factory
|
| sacchettino {m}
|
:: small bag or pouch
|
| sacchetto {m}
|
:: diminutive of sacco: small bag
|
| sacchetto {m}
|
:: small amount
|
| sacciforme {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sacciform
|
| saccio {v} [regional]
|
:: (I) know (first-person singular present tense of sapere)
|
| Saccione {prop}
|
:: A river that flows in Molise and delimits the boundary with Apulia
|
| sacciuto {adj}
|
:: knowing, known
|
| sacco {m}
|
:: sack, bag
|
| sacco {m}
|
:: sack, sackful, bag, bagful (the contents of one full bag)
|
| sacco {m} [colloquial]
|
:: lot, lots, piles, loads, ton
|
| sacco {m} [anatomy, botany]
|
:: sac
|
| Sacco {prop}
|
:: Sacco (river)
|
| sacco a pelo {m}
|
:: sleeping bag, bedroll
|
| saccobronco {m} [ornithology, chiefly in the plural] /sak.koˈbron.ko/
|
:: Each of the bronchi connecting the air sacs to the lungs
|
| saccoccia {f} [regional]
|
:: pocket
|
| saccocciata {f}
|
:: pocketful
|
| sacco d'ossa {n}
|
:: haggard, drawn and emaciated
|
| sacco lacrimale {m} [anatomy]
|
:: lacrimal sac
|
| saccolenzuolo {m}
|
:: sleeping bag
|
| saccoletto {m}
|
:: sleeping bag, bedroll
|
| saccoleva {m}
|
:: A boat used for sponge fishing
|
| saccoleva {m}
|
:: The triangular sail used on such craft
|
| saccolo {m}
|
:: A very small handbag
|
| saccomanno {m}
|
:: looting, plundering, marauding
|
| saccomazzone {m}
|
:: A rural game in which two blindfolded people try to hit each other with a knotted sack
|
| sacco nanna {m}
|
:: sleeping bag (for babies)
|
| saccone {m}
|
:: A big sack or bag
|
| saccone {m}
|
:: straw mattress, pallet
|
| sacconiano {adj}
|
:: Relating to, or characteristic of Giuseppe Sacconi
|
| saccopelista {mf}
|
:: person who sleeps in a sleeping bag
|
| saccopelista {mf}
|
:: backpacker
|
| saccopelo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sacco a pelo
|
| sacculare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: saccular
|
| sacculo {m} [anatomy, zoology, biology]
|
:: saccule
|
| sacellario {m}
|
:: chamberlain, chancellor, treasurer
|
| sacello {m} [architecture]
|
:: A sacellum, a small chapel
|
| sacerdotale {adj}
|
:: priestly
|
| sacerdotalmente {adv}
|
:: In a priestly manner
|
| sacerdote {m}
|
:: priest, clergyman
|
| sacerdotessa {f}
|
:: priestess
|
| sacerdozio {m}
|
:: priesthood
|
| sacertà {f}
|
:: sacredness
|
| sacha {m}
|
:: Sakha (language)
|
| sachè {m}
|
:: alternative form of sakè
|
| Sachertorte {f}
|
:: Sachertorte
|
| Sacile {prop}
|
:: Sacile (town)
|
| sacilese {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Sacile
|
| sacilese {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Sacile
|
| sacra {f}
|
:: alternative form of sagra
|
| sacrale {adj}
|
:: sacred
|
| sacrale {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: sacral
|
| sacralgia {f} [pathology]
|
:: pain in the sacral region
|
| sacralità {f}
|
:: sacredness, holiness
|
| sacralizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sacralizzare
|
| sacralizzare {vt}
|
:: to sacralize
|
| sacralizzazione {f}
|
:: sacralization
|
| sacramentale {adj}
|
:: sacramental
|
| sacramentalismo {m}
|
:: sacramentalism
|
| sacramentalmente {adv}
|
:: sacramentally
|
| sacramentante {v}
|
:: present participle of sacramentare
|
| sacramentare {vt}
|
:: To administer the sacrament
|
| sacramentare {vt}
|
:: To vow; to swear an oath
|
| sacramentare {vi}
|
:: To swear or curse
|
| sacramentario {adj}
|
:: Sacramentarian, Sacramentalist
|
| sacramentino {adj}
|
:: Sacramentine
|
| sacramento {m} [Christianity]
|
:: sacrament
|
| sacrare {v}
|
:: To consecrate
|
| sacrare {v}
|
:: To swear, blaspheme
|
| sacrario {m}
|
:: memorial (monument)
|
| sacrato {m}
|
:: Variant of sagrato
|
| sacrestana {f}
|
:: alternative form of sagrestana
|
| sacrestano {m}
|
:: Variant of sagrestano
|
| sacrestia {f}
|
:: Variant of sagrestia
|
| sacrificabile {adj}
|
:: expendable, sacrificable
|
| sacrificale {adj}
|
:: sacrificial
|
| sacrificante {v}
|
:: present participle of sacrificare
|
| sacrificantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sacrificarsi
|
| sacrificare {vt}
|
:: to sacrifice
|
| sacrificare {vt}
|
:: to give up, lay down, scrap, waste
|
| sacrificarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sacrificare
|
| sacrificarsi {v}
|
:: to sacrifice oneself, sacrifice one's life
|
| sacrificarsi {v}
|
:: to make sacrifices for
|
| sacrificato {adj}
|
:: wasted
|
| sacrificato {adj}
|
:: sacrificed
|
| sacrificatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sacrificarsi
|
| sacrificazione {f}
|
:: sacrifice
|
| sacrificio {m} /sakriˈfit͡ʃo/
|
:: sacrifice
|
| sacrificio {m}
|
:: cost
|
| sacrifizio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sacrificio
|
| sacrilegamente {adv}
|
:: sacrilegiously
|
| sacrilegamente {adv}
|
:: profanely
|
| sacrilegio {m} /sa.kriˈlɛ.d͡ʒo/
|
:: sacrilege
|
| sacrilego {adj} /saˈkri.le.ɡo/
|
:: sacrilegious
|
| sacripante {m}
|
:: braggart
|
| sacrista {m}
|
:: sexton
|
| sacristano {m}
|
:: alternative form of sagrestano
|
| sacro {adj} /ˈsa.kro/
|
:: sacred
|
| sacro {m} [skeleton]
|
:: sacrum
|
| Sacrofano {prop}
|
:: Sacrofano (small town)
|
| sacrosantamente {adv}
|
:: deservedly, rightly
|
| sacrosanto {adj}
|
:: sacrosanct
|
| sacrosanto {adj}
|
:: inviolable
|
| sacrosanto {adj}
|
:: well-deserved
|
| sacrospinale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sacrospinal
|
| sadduceo {adj}
|
:: Sadducean
|
| sadduceo {m}
|
:: Sadducee
|
| sadiano {adj}
|
:: Sadean
|
| sadicamente {adv}
|
:: sadistically
|
| sadico {adj}
|
:: sadistic
|
| sadico {m}
|
:: sadist
|
| sadismo {m}
|
:: sadism
|
| sadista {adj}
|
:: sadistic
|
| sadista {f}
|
:: sadist
|
| sadistico {adj}
|
:: sadistic
|
| sadomaso {adj}
|
:: sadomasochistic
|
| sadomaso {n}
|
:: sadomasochism
|
| sadomasochismo {m}
|
:: sadomasochism
|
| sadomasochista {adj}
|
:: sadomasochistic
|
| sadomasochista {m}
|
:: sadomasochist
|
| sadomasochistico {adj}
|
:: sadomasochistic
|
| Sadr {prop}
|
:: Sadr
|
| saeppola {f}
|
:: butterweed (Erigeron canadensis)
|
| saetta {f} [obsolete, literary] /saˈet.ta/
|
:: arrow
|
| saetta {f} [obsolete, figuratively, poetic]
|
:: sunbeam, ray or shaft (of sunlight)
|
| saetta {f} [obsolete, by extension]
|
:: hand (of a clock)
|
| saetta {f}
|
:: thunderbolt, lightning
|
| saetta {f} [by extension]
|
:: A very quick or restless person
|
| saetta {f} [archaic, figuratively]
|
:: nothing, anything
|
| saetta {f} [botany]
|
:: The plant Sagittaria sagittifolia; arrowhead
|
| saettame {m}
|
:: A volley of thrown thunderbolts
|
| saettamento {m}
|
:: A continuous volley of thunderbolts
|
| saettamento {m}
|
:: The action of being killed by lightning
|
| saettante {v}
|
:: present participle of saettare
|
| saettare {vt}
|
:: To shoot or strike with arrows or with thunderbolts
|
| saettatore {m}
|
:: hurler of thunderbolts
|
| saettella {f}
|
:: A type of drill bit
|
| saettia {f}
|
:: A triangular candle holder used during Holy Week
|
| saettiera {f}
|
:: loophole (for firing arrows)
|
| saettiera {f}
|
:: embrasure
|
| saettiere {m}
|
:: archer, bowman
|
| saettiforme {adj}
|
:: synonym of sagittato
|
| saettio {m}
|
:: lightning-fast movement
|
| saettone {m}
|
:: Aesculapian snake (Zamenis longissimus)
|
| saettume {m}
|
:: alternative form of saettame
|
| saettuzza {f}
|
:: diminutive of saetta: fine drill bit
|
| safari {m}
|
:: safari
|
| safavide {m}
|
:: Safavid
|
| safena {f} [anatomy]
|
:: saphenous vein
|
| safeno {adj}
|
:: saphenous
|
| Saffi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Saffi {prop}
|
:: Aurelio Saffi, Italian patriot
|
| saffico {adj}
|
:: lesbian, Sapphic
|
| saffiro {m}
|
:: alternative form of zaffiro
|
| saffismo {m}
|
:: sapphism, lesbianism
|
| Saffo {prop}
|
:: Sappho
|
| safranale {m} [organic compound]
|
:: safranal
|
| sa fregola {n}
|
:: synonym of fregula
|
| safrolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: safrole
|
| saga {f} /ˈsa.ɡa/
|
:: saga
|
| saga {f}
|
:: witch
|
| sagace {adj}
|
:: shrewd, sagacious
|
| sagacemente {adv}
|
:: sagaciously
|
| sagacia {f}
|
:: sagacity
|
| sagacia {f}
|
:: shrewdness, acuity
|
| sagacissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sagace
|
| sagacità {f}
|
:: shrewdness, sagacity
|
| sagena {f}
|
:: sazhen
|
| Sagese {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sagex {m} [Switzerland]
|
:: polystyrene / styrofoam
|
| saggezza {f}
|
:: wisdom
|
| saggiamente {adv}
|
:: wisely
|
| saggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of saggiare
|
| saggiare {vt}
|
:: To assay (precious metals); to test
|
| saggiare {v} [election, survey]
|
:: to canvass
|
| saggiatore {m}
|
:: assayer
|
| saggiatura {f}
|
:: assay
|
| saggiavino {m}
|
:: pipette used for sampling wine
|
| saggina {f}
|
:: sorghum
|
| sagginale {m}
|
:: sorghum stalk
|
| sagginante {v}
|
:: present participle of sagginare
|
| sagginare {vt}
|
:: To fatten
|
| sagginella {f}
|
:: sorghum
|
| saggio {adj}
|
:: wise
|
| saggio {m}
|
:: sage (wise man)
|
| saggio {m}
|
:: assay; test
|
| saggio {m}
|
:: essay (written composition of moderate length)
|
| saggio {m}
|
:: sample
|
| saggio {m}
|
:: proof
|
| saggio {m}
|
:: display
|
| saggio {m}
|
:: rate
|
| saggio di sconto {m}
|
:: discount rate
|
| saggiolo {m}
|
:: A sample of oil or wine for tasting
|
| saggiolo {m}
|
:: A balance for weighing coins
|
| saggista {mf}
|
:: essayist
|
| saggistica {f}
|
:: essay-writing
|
| saggistica {f}
|
:: non-fiction
|
| saggistico {adj}
|
:: essay (attributive)
|
| saggistico {adj}
|
:: non-fiction
|
| saggiuolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of saggiolo
|
| sagittale {adj}
|
:: sagittal
|
| Sagittario {prop} [astronomy, astrology]
|
:: Sagittarius (constellation)
|
| Sagittario {prop} [astrology]
|
:: Sagittarius (star sign)
|
| Sagittario {prop}
|
:: Sagittario (small river)
|
| sagittato {adj}
|
:: Having the form of a lightning bolt
|
| saglia {f}
|
:: synonym of saia
|
| sagliente {adj}
|
:: alternative form of saliente
|
| saglire {v}
|
:: alternative form of salire
|
| Sagnelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sago {adj} /ˈsa.ɡo/
|
:: divining, prophetic, soothsaying
|
| sago {m} [Ancient Rome]
|
:: sagum, a military cloak
|
| sago {m} [literary]
|
:: synonym of saio
|
| sagola {f} [nautical] /ˈsa.ɡo.la/
|
:: halyard / halliard
|
| sagoma {f} /ˈsa.ɡo.ma/
|
:: outline
|
| sagoma {f}
|
:: form, shape
|
| sagoma {f}
|
:: template
|
| sagoma {f} [figuratively]
|
:: a very funny or extravagant person
|
| sagomante {v}
|
:: present participle of sagomare
|
| sagomare {vt}
|
:: to model or shape using a guide or template
|
| sagomato {adj}
|
:: well-shaped, shapely
|
| sagomatore {m}
|
:: molder
|
| sagomatrice {f}
|
:: milling machine
|
| sagomatrice {f}
|
:: grinder
|
| sagomatrice {f}
|
:: (female) molder
|
| sagomatura {f}
|
:: shaping, forming
|
| sagomatura {f}
|
:: profile, outline
|
| sagora {f}
|
:: synonym of sagola
|
| sagra {f}
|
:: festival (usually concerning a town's produce or speciality)
|
| sagra {f}
|
:: feast
|
| sagrare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sacrare
|
| sagrato {m} [architecture]
|
:: parvis
|
| Sagredo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sagredo {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Venice
|
| sagrestana {f}
|
:: The wife of a sacristan
|
| sagrestano {m}
|
:: sacristan
|
| sagrestia {f}
|
:: sacristy
|
| sagri {m}
|
:: synonym of zigrino
|
| sagrì {m}
|
:: lantern shark (Etmopterus spinax)
|
| sagrificare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sacrificare
|
| sagrificio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sacrificio
|
| sagrifizio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sacrificio
|
| sagrilegio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sacrilegio
|
| sagrilego {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sacrilego
|
| sagrinato {adj}
|
:: synonym of zigrinato
|
| sagrino {m}
|
:: synonym of zigrino
|
| sagrista {m}
|
:: sacristan, sexton
|
| sagù {m}
|
:: sago
|
| Sahara {prop} /saˈara/
|
:: Sahara
|
| sahariano {adj} /saaˈrjano/
|
:: Saharan
|
| saheliano {adj}
|
:: Sahelian
|
| sahib {m}
|
:: sahib
|
| saia {f} [regional]
|
:: A ditch or trench, especially in Sicily
|
| saietta {f}
|
:: thunderbolt
|
| saietta {f}
|
:: lightning
|
| saiga {f}
|
:: saiga
|
| Saint Kitts e Nevis {prop}
|
:: Saint Kitts and Nevis
|
| Saint Vincent e Grenadine {prop}
|
:: Saint Vincent e Grenadine (archipelago/and/country)
|
| saio {m}
|
:: habit (worn by a monk)
|
| saione {m}
|
:: A type of jacket from the 16th century
|
| Saiph {prop}
|
:: Saiph, the sixth brightest star in the constellation of Orion
|
| saitico {adj}
|
:: Saitic
|
| sakè {m}
|
:: sake, rice wine
|
| sala {f}
|
:: room
|
| sala {f}
|
:: hall
|
| sala {f}
|
:: axis
|
| sala {f}
|
:: sedge
|
| Sala {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| salacca {f}
|
:: salted fish
|
| salacca {f}
|
:: stroke, hit, bang
|
| salaccaio {m}
|
:: A street-seller of pilchards (or similar cheap fish)
|
| salaccaio {m}
|
:: A book that is good enough only to wrap pilchards
|
| salace {adj}
|
:: salacious
|
| salace {adj}
|
:: biting, pungent
|
| salacemente {adv}
|
:: salaciously
|
| sala cinematografica {f}
|
:: (movie theatre) cinema, movie theater, film theatre
|
| salacissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of salace
|
| salacità {f}
|
:: salacity
|
| sala da bagno {f}
|
:: bathroom
|
| sala da ballo {f}
|
:: dancehall
|
| sala d'aspetto {f}
|
:: waiting room, lounge
|
| sala d'attesa {f}
|
:: waiting room, lounge
|
| sala dei passi perduti {f} [jocular]
|
:: waiting room
|
| Saladino {prop}
|
:: Saladin
|
| salagione {f}
|
:: salting (of food)
|
| salaia {f}
|
:: A shop that sells salt or a company that produces it
|
| salaiolo {m}
|
:: A salt retailer
|
| salamandra {f}
|
:: salamander (all senses)
|
| salamanna {f}
|
:: synonym of zibibbo
|
| salame {m} /saˈla.me/
|
:: salami
|
| salameleccare {v}
|
:: To bow and scrape, to flatter
|
| salamelecche {m}
|
:: obsolete form of salamelecco
|
| salamelecco {m} [colloquial, usually derogatory, especially in the plural] /sa.la.meˈlɛk.ko/
|
:: bowing and scraping, flattery
|
| salamella {f}
|
:: A type of sausage common in northern Italy
|
| Salamina {prop}
|
:: Salamis
|
| salamino {m}
|
:: small salami
|
| salamistro {adj}
|
:: knowing, presumptuous, known
|
| salamoia {f} /salaˈmɔja/
|
:: brine, pickle
|
| salamoiante {v}
|
:: present participle of salamoiare
|
| salamoiare {vt}
|
:: To pickle in brine
|
| salamone {f}
|
:: Variant of salmone
|
| sala nautica {f} [nautical]
|
:: chartroom
|
| Salandra {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Salandra {prop}
|
:: Antonio Salandra, Italian politician
|
| salangana {f}
|
:: swiftlet
|
| sala operatoria {f} [surgery]
|
:: An operating theatre, an operating room
|
| salare {vt}
|
:: to salt
|
| salare {vt}
|
:: to brine
|
| salariale {adj}
|
:: wage, pay (attributive)
|
| salarialismo {m}
|
:: The tendency of trade unions to press for wage rises
|
| salariante {v}
|
:: present participle of salariare
|
| salariare {vt}
|
:: To pay a wage (to)
|
| salariato {adj}
|
:: wage-earning
|
| salariato {m}
|
:: A wage earner
|
| salario {m}
|
:: pay, wages, salary
|
| salassante {v}
|
:: present participle of salassare
|
| salassare {vt}
|
:: to bleed (old medical practice)
|
| salassatore {m}
|
:: bleeder
|
| salassatura {f}
|
:: bleeding (old medical practice)
|
| salasso {m} [also, figurative]
|
:: bleeding, bloodletting
|
| sala stampa {f}
|
:: pressroom, press office
|
| Salata {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Salata {prop}
|
:: Francesco Salata, Italian politician
|
| salatamente {adv}
|
:: dearly, through the nose, an arm and a leg
|
| salatino {m}
|
:: cracker (salted biscuit)
|
| salatissimo {adj} /sa.laˈtis.si.mo/
|
:: superlative of salato
|
| salatissimo {adj}
|
:: very salty
|
| salatissimo {adj}
|
:: very costly or expensive
|
| salato {adj}
|
:: salty, salted
|
| salato {adj}
|
:: expensive, costly
|
| salatoio {m}
|
:: salting room
|
| salatura {f}
|
:: salting
|
| salbastrella {f}
|
:: alternative form of salvastrella
|
| salbutamolo {m} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: salbutamol
|
| salce {m}
|
:: willow (Variant of: salice)
|
| salcerella {f}
|
:: water purslane (plant of the species Lythrum portula)
|
| salceto {m} /salˈt͡ʃe.to/
|
:: alternative form of saliceto
|
| salciaia {f}
|
:: A willow grove
|
| salciaiola {f}
|
:: A warbler (Locustella luscinioides)
|
| salciccia {f}
|
:: alternative form of salsiccia
|
| salcigno {adj}
|
:: willow (attributive)
|
| salcigno {adj}
|
:: tough
|
| salcio {m}
|
:: willow (Variant of: salice)
|
| salciolo {m}
|
:: A flexible strip of willow used as a binding
|
| salcrauti {m}
|
:: sauerkraut
|
| saldabile {adj}
|
:: weldable
|
| saldabile {adj}
|
:: payable
|
| saldabilità {f}
|
:: weldability
|
| saldabilità {f}
|
:: payability
|
| saldaconti {m}
|
:: accounts office or ledger
|
| saldacontista {mf}
|
:: bookkeeper
|
| saldaconto {m}
|
:: accounts office or ledger
|
| saldamente {adv}
|
:: strongly, firmly, fast
|
| saldamento {m}
|
:: weld
|
| saldamento {m}
|
:: scarring
|
| saldante {v}
|
:: present participle of saldare
|
| saldante {adj}
|
:: sealing
|
| saldantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of saldarsi
|
| saldare {vt}
|
:: to solder, weld
|
| saldare {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to join; to put together
|
| saldare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to join; to relate; to link
|
| saldare {vt}
|
:: [of a wound, laceration, etc.] to heal
|
| saldare {vt} [banking]
|
:: to settle, pay [a debt, bill, etc.]
|
| saldarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of saldare
|
| saldarsi {vi}
|
:: to be welded or joined together
|
| saldarsi {vi}
|
:: [of a wound, laceration, etc.] to heal
|
| saldarsi {vi}
|
:: to knit [of broken bones]
|
| saldarsi {v} [a, con, in]
|
:: to connect, merge, or bond (with); to join
|
| saldativo {m}
|
:: soldering, welding
|
| saldatoio {m}
|
:: soldering iron
|
| saldatore {m}
|
:: solderer, welder
|
| saldatore {m}
|
:: soldering iron
|
| saldatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of saldarsi
|
| saldatrice {f}
|
:: welder (welding machine)
|
| saldatura {f}
|
:: soldering, welding
|
| saldatura {f}
|
:: weld
|
| saldatura {f}
|
:: setting (in a broken bone)
|
| saldezza {f}
|
:: firmness, strength, steadfastness
|
| saldissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of saldo
|
| saldo {adj}
|
:: firm, steady
|
| saldo {adj}
|
:: sound
|
| saldo {m}
|
:: settlement, payment
|
| saldo {m}
|
:: balance
|
| saldo {m}
|
:: sale (bargain event)
|
| saldobrasatura {f}
|
:: braze welding
|
| sale {m} /ˈsale/
|
:: salt, sal
|
| sale ammoniaco {m}
|
:: sal ammoniac
|
| sale fino {n}
|
:: table salt
|
| saleggiola {f}
|
:: wood sorrel
|
| sale grosso {n}
|
:: coarse salt
|
| sale in zucca {m} [idiom, jocular]
|
:: minimum capacity to think or show intelligence; brains
|
| sale marino {m}
|
:: sea salt
|
| salente {v}
|
:: present participle of salire
|
| salentina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of salentino
|
| salentino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of the Salento peninsula
|
| salentino {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to the Salento or the Salento people
|
| salernitano {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Salerno or the Salerno people
|
| salernitano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Salerno
|
| Salerno {prop} /saˈlɛr.no/
|
:: Salerno (city/and/province)
|
| Salerno {prop}
|
:: The letter S in the Italian phonetic alphabet
|
| salesiano {adj}
|
:: Salesian
|
| salesiano {m}
|
:: Salesian
|
| saletta {f}
|
:: saloon (small public room; officer's dining room on a ship)
|
| Salgari {prop}
|
:: surname, typical of Veneto
|
| Salgari {prop}
|
:: Emilio Salgari, Italian writer
|
| salgariano {adj}
|
:: Salgarian
|
| salgariano {adj}
|
:: swashbuckling
|
| salgemma {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: halite
|
| saliare {adj}
|
:: Salian
|
| salibile {adj}
|
:: climbable, ascendable
|
| salice {m} /ˈsa.li.t͡ʃe/
|
:: willow (tree of the genus Salix)
|
| salice {m}
|
:: the wood of this tree
|
| salice bianco {m}
|
:: white willow
|
| salice piangente {m}
|
:: weeping willow
|
| saliceto {m} /sa.liˈt͡ʃe.to/
|
:: A thicket of willow trees
|
| salicilaldeide {f} [organic compound]
|
:: salicylaldehyde
|
| salicilammide {f} [organic compound]
|
:: salicylamide
|
| salicilato {m}
|
:: salicylate
|
| salicilato di sodio {n}
|
:: sodium salicylate
|
| salicile {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: salicyl
|
| salicilico {adj}
|
:: salicylic
|
| salicilismo {m} [pathology]
|
:: salicylism
|
| salicilizzazione {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: salicylation
|
| salicineo {adj}
|
:: willow (attributive)
|
| salicionale {m} [music]
|
:: salicional
|
| salico {adj}
|
:: Salic
|
| salicone {m}
|
:: pussy willow (Salix caprea)
|
| saliente {v}
|
:: present participle of salire
|
| saliente {adj}
|
:: salient
|
| saliente {adj}
|
:: main
|
| salienza {f}
|
:: prominence, protrusion
|
| salienza {f}
|
:: relevance, importance
|
| saliera {f}
|
:: saltcellar, saltshaker, caster
|
| Salieri {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Salieri {prop}
|
:: Antonio Salieri, Italian composer
|
| salifero {adj}
|
:: saliferous
|
| salifero {adj}
|
:: salt (attributive)
|
| salificabile {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: salifiable
|
| salificante {v}
|
:: present participle of salificare
|
| salificare {vt}
|
:: to salify
|
| salificazione {f}
|
:: salification
|
| salina {f}
|
:: salt pan, salt marsh, saltworks
|
| salina {f}
|
:: salt mine
|
| salinaio {m}
|
:: salter
|
| salinare {v}
|
:: To salt pan (make salt by evaporating brine)
|
| salinaro {m}
|
:: salter
|
| salinarolo {m}
|
:: synonym of salinaio
|
| salinatore {m}
|
:: salter
|
| salinatura {f}
|
:: The production of salt by the evaporation of brine
|
| Salinello {prop}
|
:: Salinello (small river)
|
| salinità {f}
|
:: salinity, saltiness
|
| salinizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of salinizzare
|
| salinizzare {vt}
|
:: to salinize/salinise
|
| salinizzazione {f}
|
:: salinization
|
| salino {adj}
|
:: saline
|
| salino {adj}
|
:: salty
|
| salinometro {m}
|
:: salinometer
|
| salire {vi}
|
:: to go up, come up
|
| salire {vt}
|
:: to ride, mount, board
|
| salire a bordo {v}
|
:: to board (To step or climb onto or otherwise enter a ship, aircraft, train or other conveyance.)
|
| salire sul carro del vincitore {v}
|
:: to jump on the bandwagon
|
| salisburghese {adj}
|
:: Salzburger
|
| salisburghese {mf}
|
:: Salzburger
|
| Salisburgo {prop}
|
:: Salisburgo (capital city)
|
| saliscendi {m}
|
:: latch
|
| saliscendi {m}
|
:: ups and downs
|
| salita {f} /saˈlita/
|
:: climb
|
| salita {f}
|
:: increase, rise
|
| salitoio {m}
|
:: (raised) platform
|
| salitore {mf}
|
:: climber (of a mountain etc)
|
| saliva {f} [physiology] /saˈli.va/
|
:: saliva, spittle, spit
|
| salivale {adj}
|
:: salivary
|
| salivante {v}
|
:: present participle of salivare
|
| salivare {adj} [physiology]
|
:: salivary
|
| salivare {vi} [physiology]
|
:: to salivate
|
| salivatorio {adj}
|
:: salivatory
|
| salivazione {f} [physiology]
|
:: salivation, backwash
|
| salizada {f} [Venice]
|
:: A wide street, often the principal one of a district
|
| sallustiano {adj}
|
:: Sallustian
|
| Sallustio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| salma {f}
|
:: body, corpse
|
| salma {f}
|
:: remains
|
| salmarino {m}
|
:: Variant of sale marino
|
| salmarino {m}
|
:: Variant of salmerino
|
| salmastra {f} [nautical]
|
:: A cable formed by plaiting smaller ones
|
| salmastro {adj}
|
:: brackish, salty
|
| salmastro {m}
|
:: saltiness; salty taste or smell
|
| salmastroso {adj}
|
:: salty
|
| salmeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of salmeggiare
|
| salmeggiare {vit}
|
:: to chant or sing psalms
|
| salmeria {f}
|
:: train (group of military vehicles)
|
| salmerino {m}
|
:: char (fish)
|
| Salmi {prop} [biblical]
|
:: Psalms
|
| salmì {m}
|
:: salmi
|
| salmista {mf}
|
:: psalmist
|
| salmistrante {v}
|
:: present participle of salmistrare
|
| salmistrare {vt}
|
:: To corn (preserve with salt or saltpetre)
|
| salmo {m} /ˈsalmo/
|
:: psalm
|
| salmodia {f} [music]
|
:: psalmody
|
| salmodiale {adj}
|
:: psalmodial
|
| salmodiante {v}
|
:: present participle of salmodiare
|
| salmodiante {adj}
|
:: psalmodizing, chanting
|
| salmodiante {adj}
|
:: monotonous
|
| salmodiare {vi} [music]
|
:: to sing or chant psalms
|
| salmodico {adj}
|
:: psalmodic
|
| salmoè {m}
|
:: chalumeau
|
| salmografo {m}
|
:: psalmist
|
| salmonare {v} [pisciculture] /sal.moˈna.re/
|
:: To have trout flesh become salmon-coloured through the administration of specific foods
|
| salmonato {adj}
|
:: salmon (attributive)
|
| salmonatura {f} /sal.mo.naˈtu.ra/
|
:: The practice of having trout flesh become salmon-coloured through the administration of specific foods
|
| salmonatura {f}
|
:: The colour of the trout flesh following this treatment
|
| salmone {m} [nautical] /salˈmo.ne/
|
:: A type of ballast
|
| salmone {m}
|
:: salmon, especially the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
|
| salmone {m} [uncountable]
|
:: salmon (color)
|
| salmone {adj}
|
:: salmon (having a pale pinkish-orange colour)
|
| salmone affumicato {m}
|
:: smoked salmon
|
| salmone argentato {m}
|
:: coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch)
|
| salmone del Danubio {m}
|
:: Danube salmon, huchen (Hucho hucho)
|
| salmone dell'Atlantico {m}
|
:: Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
|
| salmone giapponese {m}
|
:: masu salmon (Oncorhynchus masou)
|
| salmone keta {m}
|
:: keta (Oncorhynchus keta)
|
| salmonella {f}
|
:: salmonella
|
| salmonellosi {f} [medicine]
|
:: salmonellosis
|
| salmone reale {m}
|
:: chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)
|
| salmone rosa {m}
|
:: humpback salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha)
|
| salmone rosso {m}
|
:: sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka)
|
| salmonicoltore {m}
|
:: salmon farmer
|
| salmonicoltura {f} /sal.mo.ni.kolˈtu.ra/
|
:: The rearing of salmonids, especially trouts
|
| salmonicultura {f} /sal.mo.ni.kulˈtu.ra/
|
:: alternative form of salmonicoltura
|
| salmonide {m} [ichthyology] /salˈmɔ.ni.de/
|
:: salmonid (any member of the Salmonidae taxonomic family)
|
| salmonide {m} [in the plural]
|
:: alternative case form of Salmonidi
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| Salmonidi {mp} /salˈmɔ.ni.di/
|
:: The Salmonidae taxonomic family
|
| salmonido {m}
|
:: salmonid (of the family Salmonidae)
|
| salmoriglio {m}
|
:: salmoriglio
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| salnitro {m}
|
:: saltpetre
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| salnitroso {adj}
|
:: saltpetre (attributive)
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| Salò {prop}
|
:: Salò (small town)
|
| Salò {prop} [WWII]
|
:: Salo Republic; ellipsis of Repubblica di Salò
|
| salodiano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Salò
|
| salolo {m}
|
:: salol
|
| Salomè {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| salomone {m}
|
:: A wise person, especially a wise judge
|
| Salomone {prop} [biblical character]
|
:: Solomon
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| Salomone {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| salomonese {adj}
|
:: Of or from the Solomon Islands
|
| salomonicamente {adv}
|
:: Solominically
|
| salomonicamente {adv}
|
:: impartially
|
| salomonicamente {adv}
|
:: fairly, wisely
|
| salomonico {adj}
|
:: Solomonic
|
| salomonico {adj}
|
:: impartial
|
| salomonico {adj}
|
:: fair, wise
|
| salone {m}
|
:: sitting room, living room, lounge [in a house]
|
| salone {m}
|
:: reception room
|
| salone {m}
|
:: saloon [on a ship]
|
| salone {m}
|
:: show, exhibition
|
| salone {m}
|
:: salon [of a hairdresser, etc.]
|
| Salonicco {prop}
|
:: Salonicco (city)
|
| saloon {m}
|
:: saloon (bar)
|
| salornese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Salorno
|
| Salorno {prop}
|
:: Salorno (small town)
|
| salottiero {adj}
|
:: drawing room (attributive)
|
| salottiero {adj}
|
:: vain, frivolous, idle
|
| salottino {m}
|
:: Small living room, small sitting room
|
| salottismo {m} [neologism]
|
:: the phenomenon or fact of visiting social lounges
|
| salotto {m} /saˈlɔt.to/
|
:: drawing room, reception room, living room, sitting room, lounge, den
|
| salotto {m} [by extension, furniture]
|
:: suite (furniture for such a room)
|
| salotto {m}
|
:: salon, cenacle
|
| salpa {f}
|
:: salp (fish of the genus Sarpa)
|
| salpaancora {f} [nautical]
|
:: anchor winch (hoisting machine)
|
| salpaancora {f}
|
:: Variant salpancora
|
| salpamento {m}
|
:: weighing anchor (or the recovery of a submersed object)
|
| salpamento {m}
|
:: setting sail
|
| salpancora {f} [nautical]
|
:: Variant of salpaancora
|
| salpante {v}
|
:: present participle of salpare
|
| salpare {vt} [nautical]
|
:: to weigh anchor
|
| salpare {vi} [sports, nautical]
|
:: to set sail
|
| salpareti {n} /sal.paˈre.ti/
|
:: winch
|
| salpareti {n}
|
:: A machine consisting of a drum on an axle, a pawl, and a crank handle, with or without gearing, to give increased mechanical advantage when hauling on a rope
|
| salpinge {f} [anatomy]
|
:: salpinx
|
| salpingectomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: salpingectomy
|
| salpingite {f} [pathology]
|
:: salpingitis
|
| salpingofaringeo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: salpingopharyngeal
|
| salpingofaringeo {m} [muscle]
|
:: salpingopharyngeus, salpingopharyngeal muscle
|
| salsa {f}
|
:: sauce
|
| salsa alla fiorentina {f}
|
:: synonym of salsa verde
|
| salsa alla fiorentina {f}
|
:: A sauce, for pasta, lampredotto and bread croutons, originating from the Tuscany region in Italy, made from basil, garlic, chives, salvia, capers, olive oil and lemon juice)
|
| salsamentario {m}
|
:: grocer, delicatessen seller
|
| salsamenteria {f}
|
:: delicatessen
|
| salsamento {m}
|
:: spicy food
|
| salsapariglia {f}
|
:: sarsaparilla (plant)
|
| salsa tartara {f}
|
:: tartare sauce
|
| salsato {adj}
|
:: sauced (cooked in, or served with a sauce
|
| salsa verde {f}
|
:: synonym of salsa alla fiorentina
|
| salsedine {f}
|
:: saltiness, briny
|
| salsedine {f}
|
:: salt
|
| salsedinoso {adj}
|
:: salty
|
| salsezza {f}
|
:: saltiness
|
| salsicce e fagioli {n}
|
:: a hearty dish of sausages and beans often eaten with potatoes
|
| salsiccia {f}
|
:: sausage
|
| salsicciaio {m}
|
:: sausage maker or seller
|
| salsiccione {m}
|
:: A large sausage
|
| salsiccione {m}
|
:: A large bundle of faggots
|
| salsicciotto {m}
|
:: A small sausage; frankfurter
|
| salsiera {f}
|
:: gravy boat, sauce boat
|
| salsina {f}
|
:: sauce (especially one made from a vegetable pulp)
|
| salso {adj} [rare]
|
:: salty
|
| Salso {prop}
|
:: Salso (river)
|
| salsobromoiodico {adj} [of mineral water]
|
:: Containing bromide and iodide salts
|
| salsoiodico {adj}
|
:: iodized (salt)
|
| salsuggine {f}
|
:: synonym of salsedine
|
| salsugginoso {adj}
|
:: synonym of salsedinoso
|
| salsume {m}
|
:: saltiness
|
| salsume {m}
|
:: synonym of salume
|
| saltabeccante {v}
|
:: present participle of saltabeccare
|
| saltabeccare {vi}
|
:: To skip or hop
|
| saltabellare {v}
|
:: To jump around, jump about
|
| saltabile {adj}
|
:: jumpable (that can be jumped)
|
| saltabile {adj}
|
:: skippable (that can be omitted)
|
| saltabile {adj}
|
:: negligible
|
| saltafossi {m}
|
:: A kind of two-wheeled gig
|
| saltafossi {m}
|
:: A gadabout
|
| saltafosso {m}
|
:: A cunning trick to make someone reveal a secret
|
| saltaleone {m}
|
:: spring wire
|
| saltamacchione {m}
|
:: The cutting / coppicing of thick scrub
|
| saltamartino {m} [colloquial]
|
:: grasshopper, cricket (or similar jumping insect (or toy based on it))
|
| saltamartino {m}
|
:: scamp, rascal
|
| saltambanco {m}
|
:: alternative form of saltimbanco
|
| saltamiaddosso {mf}
|
:: A lazy person
|
| saltamindosso {m}
|
:: clothing that is too small or tight
|
| saltante {v}
|
:: present participle of saltare
|
| saltar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of saltare
|
| saltare {vi}
|
:: to jump, to leap, to spring
|
| saltare {vi}
|
:: to explode, to blow up
|
| saltare {vi}
|
:: to blow (up), to fuse
|
| saltare {vi}
|
:: to come off, to snap, to break
|
| saltare {vi}
|
:: to fail, to be cancelled
|
| saltare {vi}
|
:: to dance
|
| saltare {vt}
|
:: to jump, to jump over, to leap, to hurdle, to clear
|
| saltare {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to jump, to skip, to leave out, to cut
|
| saltare {vt} [in recipes]
|
:: to sauté, to toss
|
| saltare agli occhi {v}
|
:: to leap out, stand out
|
| saltare agli occhi {v}
|
:: To be obvious or conspicuous, in contrast to one's surroundings
|
| saltare di palo in frasca {v}
|
:: to rumble, wander, meander (in speech)
|
| saltare fuori {v}
|
:: to come out unexpectedly; to pop out
|
| saltare fuori {v} [by extension, also, figurative]
|
:: to reappear or be found unexpectedly
|
| saltare fuori {v}
|
:: (with con) to speak suddenly or unexpectedly
|
| saltare fuori {v}
|
:: to come forward
|
| saltare il fosso {v}
|
:: to take the plunge
|
| saltare in aria {vi}
|
:: to blow up; to explode
|
| saltare in aria {vi} [by extension]
|
:: to be eliminated or destroyed; to end badly
|
| saltare i pasti {v}
|
:: to skip meals
|
| saltarellare {v}
|
:: alternative form of salterellare
|
| saltare sul carro dei vincitori {v}
|
:: to jump on the bandwagon
|
| saltare sul carro dei vincitori {v}
|
:: to hitch one's wagon to a star
|
| saltarupe {m}
|
:: klipspringer
|
| saltato {adj}
|
:: browned, sautéed
|
| saltatoio {m}
|
:: Something that one jumps onto
|
| saltatoio {m}
|
:: Any of the horizontal wooden rods in a birdcage
|
| saltatore {m} [athletics]
|
:: jumper
|
| saltatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of saltatore
|
| saltazione {f}
|
:: jump, leap
|
| saltazione {f}
|
:: saltation
|
| saltellamento {m}
|
:: hopping, skipping, jumping about or around
|
| saltellante {v}
|
:: present participle of saltellare
|
| saltellante {adj}
|
:: hopping, skipping
|
| saltellare {vi}
|
:: to hop; to skip
|
| saltellare {vi}
|
:: to palpitate; to beat
|
| saltellare {vi} [literary]
|
:: to appear intermittently; to pop in and out of the scene, etc
|
| saltello {m}
|
:: hop, skip (little jump)
|
| saltelloni {adv}
|
:: leaping, by jumps
|
| salterellante {v}
|
:: present participle of salterellare
|
| salterellare {vi}
|
:: To hop, jump or skip around or about
|
| salterello {m}
|
:: squib (firework)
|
| salterio {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: psaltery
|
| salterio {m} [music]
|
:: psalter
|
| saltimbanca {f} [rare] /sal.timˈban.ka/
|
:: feminine noun of saltimbanco
|
| saltimbanco {m} /sal.timˈban.ko/
|
:: acrobat
|
| saltimbanco {m} [figuratively, pejorative]
|
:: charlatan
|
| saltimbocca {m}
|
:: saltimbocca
|
| saltimpalo {m}
|
:: stonechat or African stonechat
|
| salto {m}
|
:: jump, leap, spring, bound
|
| salto {m} [figuratively]
|
:: change, jump, leap, rise, drop
|
| salto {m}
|
:: short call, short distance, hop
|
| salto {m}
|
:: drop, fall
|
| salto {m}
|
:: gap
|
| salto {m} [music]
|
:: interval, leap
|
| Salto {prop}
|
:: A river that flows in Lazio and Abruzzo
|
| salto con l'asta {m} [athletics]
|
:: pole vault
|
| salto con l'asta {m} [athletics]
|
:: pole-vaulting
|
| salto di qualità {m}
|
:: breakthrough
|
| salto di qualità {m} [philosophy]
|
:: qualitative leap
|
| salto in alto {m} [athletics]
|
:: high jump
|
| salto in lungo {m} [athletics]
|
:: long jump
|
| saltometro {m}
|
:: A graduated rod used to measure the height of the horizontal bar in high jump and pole vault competitions
|
| salto nel buio {m}
|
:: shot in the dark, leap in the dark
|
| salto quantico {m} [physics]
|
:: quantum leap
|
| salto temporale {m}
|
:: timeshift
|
| salto triplo {m} [athletics]
|
:: triple jump
|
| saltrato {m}
|
:: bath salt
|
| saltuariamente {adv}
|
:: occasionally, now and then
|
| saltuarietà {f}
|
:: discontinuity
|
| saltuario {adj}
|
:: occasional, irregular, odd, casual
|
| saluberrimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of salubre
|
| salubre {adj} /saˈluːbre/
|
:: healthy, healthful, salubrious
|
| salubremente {adv}
|
:: healthily, healthfully, salubriously
|
| salubrità {f}
|
:: healthiness
|
| salubrità {f}
|
:: soundness
|
| salumaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of salumaio
|
| salumaio {m}
|
:: grocer
|
| salume {m} /saˈlu.me/
|
:: Any food product made from ground meat, especially pork, that is encased and cured with salt and spices, including foods such as salami
|
| salumeria {f}
|
:: A shop specialising in salami; a charcuterie, a delicatessen, a grocer's
|
| salumiera {f}
|
:: female equivalent of salumiere
|
| salumiere {m}
|
:: grocer
|
| salumificio {m}
|
:: salami factory
|
| salunta {f}
|
:: synonym of fettunta
|
| saluresi {f}
|
:: saliuresis
|
| saluretico {adj}
|
:: saluretic
|
| saluretico {m} [pharmacology]
|
:: saluretic
|
| salutante {v}
|
:: present participle of salutare
|
| salutantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of salutarsi
|
| salutare {adj}
|
:: healthy, wholesome, beneficial
|
| salutare {vt}
|
:: to welcome, to greet, to salute
|
| salutare {vt}
|
:: to see off, to say goodbye
|
| salutare {vt}
|
:: to give somebody's regards to somebody, remember somebody to somebody
|
| salutariamente {adv}
|
:: salutarily
|
| salutarmente {adv}
|
:: healthily
|
| salutarmente {adv}
|
:: beneficially
|
| salutarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of salutare
|
| salutarsi {v}
|
:: to say hello (or good morning, good night, goodbye) to each other, to greet each other
|
| salutatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of salutarsi
|
| salutazione {f} [literary]
|
:: salutation
|
| salute {f}
|
:: health, wellbeing
|
| salute {interj}
|
:: cheers!
|
| salute {interj}
|
:: bless you!
|
| salutevole {adj}
|
:: salutary, healthy
|
| salutevolmente {adv}
|
:: salutarily
|
| salutiferamente {adv}
|
:: healthily
|
| salutiferamente {adv}
|
:: usefully
|
| salutifero {adj}
|
:: healthy
|
| salutifero {adj}
|
:: useful
|
| salutismo {m}
|
:: health consciousness
|
| salutissimi {m}
|
:: A greeting used at the beginning of a letter, wishing health to the recipients
|
| salutista {mf}
|
:: health fanatic
|
| salutista {mf}
|
:: Salvationist
|
| salutistico {adj}
|
:: health consciousness (attributive)
|
| saluto {m}
|
:: hello, good morning, good night, goodbye, farewell
|
| saluto {m}
|
:: greetings, regards
|
| saluto {m}
|
:: nod, wave of the hand
|
| saluto {m} [military]
|
:: salute
|
| saluto {m}
|
:: short visit to a person
|
| salutone {m}
|
:: Big hello, big goodbye, big kiss (farewell formula)
|
| saluto romano {m}
|
:: Roman salute
|
| salva {f}
|
:: volley, discharge, round, salvo, salute
|
| salvabile {adj}
|
:: That can be saved, rescuable
|
| salvabile {m}
|
:: What can be saved
|
| salvacondotto {m} [law, diplomacy] /sal.va.konˈdot.to/
|
:: safe-conduct (document that grants safe passage)
|
| salvadanaio {m}
|
:: money box, piggy bank
|
| salvadanaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of salvadanaio
|
| salvadeficit {adj} [economics]
|
:: That serves to remedy a budget deficit
|
| salvadito {m} [medicine]
|
:: stall (for the finger)
|
| salvadore {m} [obsolete]
|
:: Variant of salvatore
|
| salvadoregna {f}
|
:: female equivalent of salvadoregno
|
| salvadoregno {adj}
|
:: Salvadorian
|
| salvadoregno {m}
|
:: Salvadorian
|
| salvafiaschi {m}
|
:: A container divided into compartments, each of which can hold a bottle (typically of wine)
|
| salvafreschezza {adj}
|
:: stay-fresh
|
| salvagente {m}
|
:: life belt, life preserver, life-buoy
|
| salvaggio {adj} /salˈvad.d͡ʒo/
|
:: obsolete form of selvaggio
|
| salvaggio {m}
|
:: obsolete form of selvaggio
|
| salvagione {f}
|
:: synonym of salvazione
|
| salvagocce {m}
|
:: drip-catcher
|
| salvagonna {m}
|
:: balayeuse
|
| salvaguardante {v}
|
:: present participle of salvaguardare
|
| salvaguardantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of salvaguardarsi
|
| salvaguardare {vt}
|
:: to safeguard, protect, defend
|
| salvaguardarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of salvaguardare
|
| salvaguardarsi {v}
|
:: to protect oneself, guard
|
| salvaguardatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of salvaguardarsi
|
| salvaguardia {f}
|
:: safeguard
|
| salvaguardia {f}
|
:: care, custody
|
| salvamento {m}
|
:: saving, rescuing
|
| salvamento {m}
|
:: escape, rescue, safety
|
| salvamento {m}
|
:: lifesaving
|
| salvamotore {m}
|
:: motor overload protection / protector
|
| salvamuro {m}
|
:: skirting board
|
| salvante {v}
|
:: present participle of salvare
|
| salvantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of salvarsi
|
| salvapantaloni {m}
|
:: synonym of battitacco
|
| salvapunte {m}
|
:: toe cap
|
| salvare {vt}
|
:: to save, rescue, retrieve, deliver
|
| salvare {vt}
|
:: to save, guard, safeguard, protect, defend
|
| salvaroba {mf}
|
:: wardrobe
|
| salvaroba {mf}
|
:: sideboard
|
| salvarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of salvare
|
| salvarsi {v}
|
:: to save oneself, escape, survive, hide
|
| salvarsi {v}
|
:: to protect oneself, defend oneself
|
| salvarsi {v} [religion]
|
:: to be saved
|
| salvaschermo {m} [computing]
|
:: screen saver
|
| salvaslip {m}
|
:: pantyliner
|
| salvaspazio {adj}
|
:: space-saving
|
| salvastrella {f}
|
:: burnet (plant)
|
| salvatacco {m}
|
:: heeltap (for a shoe)
|
| salvataggio {m}
|
:: rescue
|
| salvataggio {m}
|
:: save, saving
|
| salvataggio {m}
|
:: bailout
|
| salvatelecomando {m}
|
:: cover for a remote
|
| salvatico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of selvatico
|
| salvatore {m}
|
:: rescuer
|
| salvatore {m}
|
:: saviour
|
| Salvatore {prop}
|
:: The Saviour
|
| Salvatore {prop}
|
:: given name, in honor of Christ as the Saviour
|
| Salvatore {prop}
|
:: Salvatore (municipality/state capital)
|
| salvatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of salvarsi
|
| salvatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of salvatore
|
| salvavita {m}
|
:: life buoy, life belt
|
| salvavita {m}
|
:: circuit breaker
|
| salvavita {adj}
|
:: lifesaving
|
| salvazione {f} /sal.vatˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: salvation
|
| salve {interj} [formal]
|
:: hello!; hi!; hail!
|
| salve {interj}
|
:: greetings
|
| Salvemini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Salvemini {prop}
|
:: Gaetano Salvemini, Italian politician
|
| salveregina {f}
|
:: Hail Mary (prayer)
|
| salvezza {f}
|
:: salvation
|
| salvia {f}
|
:: sage
|
| salvietta {f}
|
:: serviette, napkin
|
| salviettina {f}
|
:: napkin
|
| salvifico {adj}
|
:: salvific
|
| Salvini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| salvinite {m} [politics, neologism, derogatory, humorous]
|
:: The "mental illness" of supporting Matteo Salvini or his policies: 'salvinitis'
|
| salvinizzare {vt} [politics, neologism, derogatory, humorous]
|
:: to conform or fall in line with the proposals of Matteo Salvini
|
| salvo {adj}
|
:: safe, out of danger, saved, secure from
|
| salvo {adj}
|
:: safe, whole, intact, undamaged
|
| salvo {m} [preceded by in]
|
:: safe, in a safe place, to safety
|
| salvo {prep}
|
:: except, but, save
|
| salvo {conj}
|
:: except that; save that, unless, if... not
|
| Salvo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| salvocondotto {m}
|
:: alternative form of salvacondotto
|
| Samanta {prop}
|
:: given name of modern usage, derived from English Samantha
|
| samara {f} [of botany]
|
:: samara
|
| samarcanda {m}
|
:: A type of floral carpet
|
| Samarcanda {prop}
|
:: Samarcanda (city)
|
| Samaria {prop}
|
:: Samaria (the <<ancient capital>> of the northern <<kingdom:Pref/Israel>>, in the modern <<r/West Bank>>)
|
| Samaria {prop}
|
:: Samaria (ancient region)
|
| samaridio {m}
|
:: A samara that has two "wings"
|
| samario {m} [chemistry]
|
:: samarium
|
| samaritano {adj}
|
:: Samaritan (all senses)
|
| samaritano {m}
|
:: Samaritan (all senses)
|
| samba {f} /ˈsam.ba/
|
:: samba (dance)
|
| sambabilino {m}
|
:: alternative form of sanbabilino
|
| sambenedettese {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Benedetto del Tronto
|
| sambernardo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sanbernardo
|
| sambodromo {m} [neologism] /samˈbɔ.dro.mo/
|
:: sambadrome (exhibition place for samba schools in Brazil)
|
| Sambro {prop}
|
:: Sambro (river)
|
| sambuca {f} [usually uncountable] /samˈbu.ka/
|
:: sambuca (liqueur)
|
| sambuca {f} [musical instruments]
|
:: sambuca, sambuke
|
| sambuca {f} [musical instruments, literary]
|
:: bagpipe or zampogna
|
| sambuco {m} /samˈbu.ko/
|
:: elder, elderberry (the tree, Sambucus nigra)
|
| sambuco {m}
|
:: sambuq (Arabian boat)
|
| Samele {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sameto {m}
|
:: samite
|
| sammarinese {adj}
|
:: San Marinese (of or from San Marino)
|
| sammarinese {mf}
|
:: San Marinese (Person from San Marino)
|
| Samo {prop}
|
:: Samos
|
| Samoa {prop}
|
:: Samoa
|
| samoana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of samoano
|
| samoano {adj}
|
:: Samoan
|
| samoano {m}
|
:: Samoan
|
| samoano {m}
|
:: The Samoan language
|
| Samoggia {prop}
|
:: Samoggia (river)
|
| Samogizia {prop}
|
:: Samogitia
|
| samogizio {adj}
|
:: Samogitian
|
| samoiedo {m}
|
:: Samoyed (all senses)
|
| samotrace {adj}
|
:: Samothracian
|
| samotrace {mf}
|
:: Samothracian
|
| Samotracia {prop}
|
:: Samothrace
|
| sampdoriano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the U.C. Sampdoria, the Italian football team based in Genoa
|
| sampdoriano {m}
|
:: A Sampdoria player or supporter
|
| sampi {mf}
|
:: sampi (Greek letter)
|
| sampiero {m}
|
:: alternative form of sampietro
|
| sampietra {f} [nautical]
|
:: lugsail
|
| sampietrino {m}
|
:: square cobbles used for paving streets
|
| sampietrino {m}
|
:: sett
|
| sampietro {m}
|
:: John Dory (fish)
|
| sampogna {f}
|
:: zampogna
|
| Samuele {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Samuele {prop} [biblical character]
|
:: Samuel; Books of Samuel (1 Samuele and 2 Samuele)
|
| samurai {m} /sa.muˈra.i/
|
:: samurai (feudal Japanese warrior)
|
| san {mf}
|
:: san (Greek letter)
|
| san {m} [used before a consonant]
|
:: apocopic form of santo saint
|
| San {mf}
|
:: A form of Santo or Santa
|
| sanabile {adj}
|
:: remediable
|
| sanabile {adj}
|
:: healable, curable
|
| sanabilità {f}
|
:: remediability
|
| sanabilità {f}
|
:: curability
|
| sanabilmente {adv}
|
:: In a remediable manner
|
| sanale {m}
|
:: alternative form of sagginale
|
| sanamente {adv}
|
:: healthily, wholesomely
|
| sanamente {adv}
|
:: soundly
|
| sanamento {m}
|
:: healing
|
| sanamento {m} [economics, of a budget]
|
:: balancing
|
| sanante {v}
|
:: present participle of sanare
|
| sanantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sanarsi
|
| sanare {vt}
|
:: to heal
|
| sanare {vt} [economics]
|
:: to balance, make up, correct
|
| sanarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sanare
|
| sanarsi {v}
|
:: to heal, heal up
|
| sanativo {adj} [uncommon]
|
:: sanative, healing, curative, therapeutic
|
| sanatore {m}
|
:: healer
|
| sanatoria {f}
|
:: act of indemnity
|
| sanatoriale {adj}
|
:: healing
|
| sanatoriale {adj}
|
:: sanatorial
|
| sanatorio {m}
|
:: sanatorium
|
| sanatorio {adj}
|
:: curative
|
| sanatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sanarsi
|
| sanazione {f}
|
:: recovery, healing
|
| sanazione {f}
|
:: remedy
|
| sanazione in radice {f} [legal]
|
:: The validation, by the Holy See, of a marriage that was previously nullified
|
| sanbabilino {m}
|
:: Any of a group of young fascists who gathered in the Piazza San Babila in the 1970s
|
| San Benedetto del Tronto {prop}
|
:: San Benedetto del Tronto (coastal town)
|
| sanbernardo {m}
|
:: Saint Bernard (dog)
|
| San Bernardo {prop}
|
:: Saint Bernard (person)
|
| sancente {v}
|
:: present participle of sancire
|
| sancire {vt} /sanˈt͡ʃi.re/
|
:: To sanction, to ratify
|
| sancire {vt}
|
:: To decree, to mark
|
| sancta sanctorum {m} [religion]
|
:: Holy of Holies, sanctum sanctorum
|
| sancta sanctorum {m} [religion]
|
:: tabernacle
|
| sancta sanctorum {m} [by extension]
|
:: private retreat, sanctum, sanctum sanctorum
|
| sanculottide {m} [historical] /san.kuˈlɔt.ti.de/
|
:: sans-culottide (any of the five or six days added at the end of Fructidor)
|
| sanculotto {m}
|
:: sans-culotte
|
| sandaletto {m}
|
:: (especially in plural) sandal (simple or flimsy)
|
| sandalificio {m}
|
:: sandal factory
|
| sandalino {m} [nautical]
|
:: alternative form of sandolino
|
| sandalo {m} [botany]
|
:: Santalum, sandal, sandalwood
|
| sandalo {m}
|
:: sandal (shoe)
|
| sandalo {m} [nautical]
|
:: punt
|
| sandalone {m}
|
:: peplum, sword-and-sandal (film genre)
|
| sanderaca {f}
|
:: alternative form of sandracca
|
| sanderista {mf} [politics, neologism]
|
:: Sanderista
|
| sandersiano {adj} [politics, neologism]
|
:: of or relating to the politics of Bernie Sanders; Sanders (attributive)
|
| Sandi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sandinismo {m}
|
:: Sandinism (Latin American anti-imperialist ideology)
|
| sandinista {m}
|
:: Sandinista (member of the Sandinista National Liberation Front)
|
| sandolino {m} [nautical]
|
:: scull (rowing boat)
|
| sandolista {mf} [nautical]
|
:: sculler (rower)
|
| sandolo {m} [nautical]
|
:: alternative form of sandalo
|
| Sandon {n}
|
:: A village near Fossò in Venezia
|
| San Donà di Piave {prop}
|
:: San Donà di Piave (town) on the river Piave
|
| sandonatese {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Donà di Piave
|
| sandone {m}
|
:: The raft that supports a floating mill on a river
|
| sandone {mf}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Sandon
|
| sandra {f}
|
:: zander
|
| Sandra {prop}
|
:: given name, short form of Alessandra
|
| sandracca {f}
|
:: sandarac / sandarach (resin)
|
| sandwich {m} /ˈsɛndwitʃ/
|
:: sandwich
|
| sanese {adj}
|
:: alternative form of senese
|
| sanese {mf}
|
:: alternative form of senese
|
| sanfedismo {m}
|
:: A reactionary, clerical movement in the late 18th century Papal States
|
| sanfedismo {m}
|
:: (be extension) An anti-liberal, pro-papal attitude
|
| sanfedista {mf}
|
:: Follower of sanfedismo
|
| sanfedista {mf}
|
:: reactionary (person)
|
| sanforizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sanforizzare
|
| sanforizzare {vt}
|
:: To Sanforize (preshrink)
|
| sanforizzato {adj}
|
:: Sanforized (preshrunk)
|
| sanforizzazione {f}
|
:: Sanforization (preshrinking process)
|
| sangallo {m}
|
:: broderie anglaise
|
| San Gallo {prop}
|
:: San Gallo (canton)
|
| San Gallo {prop}
|
:: San Gallo (city)
|
| sangiaccato {m}
|
:: sanjak (administrative region)
|
| sangiacco {m}
|
:: sanjak (governor of region), sanjakbeg
|
| sangimignanesa {f}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of San Gimignano
|
| sangimignanese {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of San Gimignano
|
| San Gimignano {prop}
|
:: San Gimignano (town)
|
| sangiorgese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Porto San Giorgio or San Giorgio su Legnano
|
| sangiovese {m}
|
:: Either of two grape varieties grown in Tuscany and Romagna
|
| sangiovese {m}
|
:: Any of several red wines made from these grapes
|
| Sangone {prop}
|
:: Sangone (river)
|
| sangria {f} /sanˈɡri.a/
|
:: sangria (alcoholic drink)
|
| Sangro {prop}
|
:: Sangro (river)
|
| sangue {m} [uncountable] /ˈsan.ɡwe/
|
:: blood (vital liquid)
|
| sangue {m} [figurative, uncountable]
|
:: blood (temper of mind)
|
| sangue {m} [figurative, uncountable]
|
:: blood (family relation)
|
| sangue {m} [rarely in the plural]
|
:: family, bloodline
|
| sangue {adj}
|
:: only used in rosso sangue
|
| sangue blu {m}
|
:: blue blood (heritage of noblity)
|
| sangue del proprio sangue {m}
|
:: children
|
| sangue di drago {m}
|
:: dragon's blood (red pigment)
|
| sangue freddo {m}
|
:: cold blood (lack of emotion)
|
| sangue misto {m}
|
:: alternative form of sanguemisto
|
| sanguemisto {m}
|
:: half-breed
|
| sanguemisto {m}
|
:: cross
|
| sangue rappreso {m}
|
:: gore
|
| sanguetta {f} [colloquial]
|
:: synonym of sanguisuga
|
| sanguifero {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: blood (attributive)
|
| sanguificare {vt} /san.ɡwi.fiˈka.re/
|
:: To irrigate with blood
|
| sanguificare {vi}
|
:: To stimulate the production of blood
|
| sanguificarsi {v} /san.ɡwi.fiˈkar.si/
|
:: reflexive of sanguificare
|
| sanguificarsi {vi}
|
:: To turn into blood
|
| sanguificazione {f}
|
:: sanguification
|
| sanguigna {f} [art]
|
:: sanguine (red chalk)
|
| sanguigno {adj}
|
:: blood (attributive)
|
| sanguigno {adj}
|
:: hot-tempered
|
| sanguigno {adj}
|
:: ruddy
|
| sanguigno {adj}
|
:: sanguine
|
| sanguinaccio {m}
|
:: black pudding, blood pudding, blood sausage
|
| sanguinamento {m}
|
:: bleeding
|
| sanguinante {v}
|
:: present participle of sanguinare
|
| sanguinante {adj}
|
:: bleeding
|
| sanguinare {vi} [but takes avere as auxiliary]
|
:: to bleed (lose blood)
|
| sanguinario {adj}
|
:: bloodthirsty
|
| sanguinazione {f}
|
:: bleeding (loss of blood)
|
| sanguine {m} [uncountable] /ˈsan.ɡwi.ne/
|
:: synonym of sanguinella
|
| sanguine {m}
|
:: A common dogwood plant
|
| sanguinella {f} /san.ɡwiˈnɛl.la/
|
:: common dogwood (Cornus sanguinea)
|
| sanguinella {f}
|
:: The plant Digitaria sanguinalis
|
| sanguinella {f}
|
:: ellipsis of arancia sanguinella
|
| sanguinella {f} [mineral]
|
:: red jasper
|
| sanguinello {m} /san.ɡwiˈnɛl.lo/
|
:: A variety of orange, grown in Sicily, bearing fruit with a blood red pulp
|
| sanguinello {m} [mushrooms]
|
:: synonym of agarico delizioso
|
| sanguineo {adj}
|
:: blood (attributive)
|
| sanguineo {adj}
|
:: bloodstained
|
| sanguineo {adj}
|
:: consanguineous
|
| sanguinerola {f}
|
:: minnow (Phoxinus phoxinus)
|
| Sanguineti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sanguineti {prop}
|
:: Edoardo Sanguineti, Italian writer and poet
|
| sanguinità {f} [obsolete]
|
:: consanguinity, blood relation
|
| sanguinolento {adj}
|
:: bloody, gory
|
| sanguinolento {adj} [of meat]
|
:: rare, underdone
|
| sanguinosamente {adv}
|
:: bloodily
|
| sanguinoso {adj}
|
:: bloody, bloodied, gory
|
| sanguisorba {f}
|
:: burnet (plant)
|
| sanguisuga {f}
|
:: leech
|
| sanguisugio {m}
|
:: leeching
|
| sanguivoro {adj}
|
:: sanguivorous
|
| sanicola {f} [botany]
|
:: sanicle
|
| sanidino {m} [mineralogy]
|
:: sanidine
|
| sanificante {v}
|
:: present participle of sanificare
|
| sanificare {vt}
|
:: To sanitize
|
| sanificazione {f}
|
:: sanitization
|
| sanioso {adj}
|
:: sanious
|
| sanità {f}
|
:: health
|
| sanità {f}
|
:: army medical corps
|
| sanitario {adj}
|
:: sanitary
|
| sanitario {adj}
|
:: health [attributively]
|
| sanitario {m}
|
:: bathroom fitting
|
| sanitario {m}
|
:: doctor [in administration]
|
| sanitarista {mf}
|
:: bathroom (fixtures and fittings) manufacturer
|
| sanitizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sanitizzare
|
| sanitizzare {vt}
|
:: to sanitize
|
| sanitizzazione {f}
|
:: sanitization
|
| sanitometro {m}
|
:: An official form (and associated parameters) used to determine an Italian citizen's right to free, or reduced-cost healthcare
|
| sanitopoli {f}
|
:: A political/criminal scandal involving care homes in the Abruzzo
|
| San Lorenzo {prop}
|
:: St Lawrence
|
| San Marco {prop}
|
:: San Marco
|
| sanmarinese {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sammarinese
|
| sanmarinese {mf}
|
:: alternative form of sammarinese
|
| San Marino {prop}
|
:: San Marino (microstate)
|
| San Marino {prop}
|
:: San Marino (capital city)
|
| sanmicheliano {adj}
|
:: Relating to San Michele (the archangel Michael)
|
| sannicolese {adj}
|
:: Of or from any of several places called San Nicola or San Nicolò
|
| Sannio {prop} [historical]
|
:: Samnium
|
| sannita {mf}
|
:: Samnite (person from ancient Samnium)
|
| sannitico {adj}
|
:: Samnite
|
| sano {adj}
|
:: healthy, sound
|
| sano e salvo {adj}
|
:: safe and sound
|
| San Paolo {prop}
|
:: San Paolo (municipality/state capital)
|
| San Paolo {prop}
|
:: Saint Paul (saint)
|
| San Paolo {prop}
|
:: San Paolo (state)
|
| sanpietrino {m}
|
:: alternative form of sampietrino
|
| San Pietroburgo {prop}
|
:: San Pietroburgo (federal city)
|
| San Polo {prop}
|
:: San Polo
|
| sanremese {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Sanremo (town in Liguria)
|
| sanremese {adj} [by extension, music]
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Sanremo Music Festival
|
| sanremese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Sanremo
|
| Sanremo {prop} [feminine] /sanˈrɛ.mo/
|
:: Sanremo (town/and/comune)
|
| Sanremo {prop} [masculine, by extension]
|
:: The Sanremo Music Festival, annually held in this town
|
| San Remo {prop}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Sanremo
|
| sanrocchino {m}
|
:: A waxed cape, decorated with shells, once worn by pilgrims
|
| sansa {f} /ˈsan.sa/
|
:: olive pomace
|
| sansa {f} [music]
|
:: mbira; lamellophone
|
| sanscritico {adj}
|
:: Sanskritic
|
| sanscritista {mf}
|
:: Sanskritist
|
| sanscritizzazione {f}
|
:: Sanskritization / Sanskritisation
|
| sanscrito {adj}
|
:: Sanskrit
|
| sanscrito {m}
|
:: Sanskrit
|
| Sansego {prop}
|
:: Sansego (island)
|
| sansepolcrista {mf}
|
:: any of the people who participated in the meeting held by Mussolini in Piazza San Sepolcro in Milan on March 23, 1919, during which the Fascist fighting force was formed
|
| Sansepolcro {prop}
|
:: Sansepolcro (town)
|
| sansevieria {f}
|
:: bowstring hemp (genus Sansevieria)
|
| sansificio {m} /san.siˈfi.t͡ʃo/
|
:: A factory for the treatment of olive pomace
|
| San Silvestro {prop}
|
:: New Year's Eve
|
| sansimoniano {adj}
|
:: Saint-Simonian
|
| sansimoniano {m}
|
:: Saint-Simonian
|
| sansimonismo {m}
|
:: Saint-Simonianism
|
| sansimonista {adj}
|
:: Saint-Simonian
|
| sansimonista {mf}
|
:: Saint-Simonian
|
| sansino {m}
|
:: pomace from the third pressing of olives (or the olive oil produced from it)
|
| sansone {m}
|
:: A physically strong man
|
| Sansone {prop}
|
:: Samson [biblical character]
|
| Sansone {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Sansoni {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sansoni {prop}
|
:: An Italian publishing house
|
| sant' {n}
|
:: (form of santo or santa used before a vowel) saint
|
| santa {f}
|
:: saint
|
| santa {f}
|
:: [before a name of a saint or in place names, as Santa ] Saint
|
| Santa {prop}
|
:: Saint
|
| santabarbara {f} [nautical]
|
:: powder magazine, powder room
|
| santabarbara {f}
|
:: powder keg (explosive situation)
|
| Santa Croce {prop}
|
:: Santa Croce in Venice
|
| Santa Croce {prop}
|
:: A basilica in Florence
|
| Sant'Agata de' Goti {prop}
|
:: Sant'Agata de' Goti (small town)
|
| Santa Lucia {prop}
|
:: Saint Lucia
|
| Santa Maria del Fiore {prop}
|
:: The cathedral of Florence, Italy
|
| santamente {adv}
|
:: saintly
|
| santarellino {m}
|
:: goody two shoes, goody-goody
|
| santarellino {m}
|
:: prude
|
| santarello {m}
|
:: goody two shoes, goody-goody
|
| santarello {m}
|
:: prude
|
| Santa Sede {prop}
|
:: Holy See (episcopal see of the Roman Catholic Church)
|
| santerellino {m}
|
:: goody two shoes, goody-goody
|
| santerellino {m}
|
:: prude
|
| santerello {m}
|
:: goody two shoes, goody-goody
|
| santerello {m}
|
:: prude
|
| Santerno {prop}
|
:: A river that runs through Tuscany
|
| Santi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| santiddio {interj}
|
:: for God's sake! (or similar)
|
| santificabile {adj}
|
:: sanctifiable
|
| santificabile {adj}
|
:: canonizable
|
| santificamento {m}
|
:: sanctification
|
| santificamento {m}
|
:: canonization
|
| santificante {v}
|
:: present participle of santificare
|
| santificare {vt}
|
:: to sanctify or hallow
|
| santificare {vt}
|
:: to observe (a religious festival)
|
| santificare {vt}
|
:: to canonize
|
| santificativo {adj}
|
:: sanctifying
|
| santificato {adj}
|
:: sanctified, hallowed
|
| santificatore {adj}
|
:: sanctifying
|
| santificatore {m}
|
:: sanctifier
|
| santificatrice {f}
|
:: sanctifier
|
| santificazione {f}
|
:: sanctification
|
| santimonia {f}
|
:: sanctimony, sanctimoniousness
|
| santimoniale {adj}
|
:: sanctimonious
|
| santimoniale {f}
|
:: nun
|
| santino {m}
|
:: picture of a saint or other holy subject
|
| santippe {f}
|
:: A grumpy wife
|
| Santippe {prop} /sanˈti.pːe/
|
:: Xanthippe
|
| Santippe {f} [figuratively]
|
:: An ill-tempered woman
|
| santissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of santo
|
| Santissimo {m}
|
:: Holy Sacrament
|
| santità {f}
|
:: sanctity, holiness
|
| Santità {f}
|
:: Holiness
|
| santo {adj}
|
:: holy
|
| santo {m}
|
:: saint
|
| santo {m} [before a name of a saint or in place names, often capitalized]
|
:: Saint
|
| Santo {prop}
|
:: Saint
|
| santocchieria {f}
|
:: bigotry
|
| santocchio {m}
|
:: bigot
|
| santo cielo {interj}
|
:: good heavens
|
| santola {f}
|
:: godmother
|
| santolina {f}
|
:: cotton lavender (of genus Santolina)
|
| santolo {m}
|
:: godfather
|
| santone {m}
|
:: dervish, santon
|
| santone {m}
|
:: guru (influential person)
|
| santone {m}
|
:: bigot
|
| santongese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Saintonge
|
| Santongia {prop}
|
:: Saintonge
|
| Santoni {prop}
|
:: Santones
|
| santonico {m}
|
:: sea wormwood (Artemisia maritima)
|
| santonina {f}
|
:: santonin
|
| santorale {m}
|
:: sanctorale (annual liturgical cycle based on the feasts of saints)
|
| santoreggia {f} /san.toˈred.d͡ʒa/
|
:: savory (any plant of the Satureja genus)
|
| santoreggia {f} [particularly]
|
:: summer savory (Satureja hortensis)
|
| santoreggia domestica {f}
|
:: summer savory (Satureja hortensis)
|
| santoreggia montana {f}
|
:: winter savory (Satureja montana)
|
| Santorio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Santorio {prop}
|
:: Santorio Santorio, Italian physiologist
|
| Santoro {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Santoro {prop}
|
:: Michele Santoro, Italian journalist and anchorman
|
| Santo Stefano {prop} /ˈsan.to ˈste.fa.no/
|
:: St. Stephen's Day
|
| santuario {m}
|
:: sanctuary, shrine, grotto
|
| santuario mariano {m}
|
:: grotto
|
| Sanudo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sanudo {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Venice
|
| San Valentino {prop}
|
:: Saint Valentine's Day
|
| San Valentino {prop}
|
:: Saint Valentine
|
| sanvincentino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
|
| sanvitese {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Vito al Tagliamento
|
| San Vito al Tagliamento {prop}
|
:: San Vito al Tagliamento (small town)
|
| sanza {prep} [obsolete, poetic] /ˈsan.t͡sa/
|
:: without
|
| sanza {f}
|
:: alternative form of sansa
|
| Sanza {prop}
|
:: Sanza (small town)
|
| sanzionabile {adj}
|
:: sanctionable
|
| sanzionabilità {f}
|
:: sanctionability
|
| sanzionante {v}
|
:: present participle of sanzionare
|
| sanzionare {vt}
|
:: To sanction, to ratify
|
| sanzionare {vt}
|
:: To sanction, to punish
|
| sanzionatorio {adj} [legal]
|
:: sanctioning; sanction (attributive)
|
| sanzione {f}
|
:: sanction, approval
|
| sanzione {f}
|
:: sanction, penalty
|
| Saona {prop}
|
:: Saona (river)
|
| São Tomé e Príncipe {prop}
|
:: São Tomé and Príncipe
|
| sapa {f} /ˈsa.pa/
|
:: A reduction of must (syrup) in Ancient Roman cuisine, made by boiling down grape juice or must in large kettles until reduced to a third of the original volume
|
| saper {v}
|
:: apocopic form of sapere
|
| sapere {vit} /saˈpeː.re/
|
:: to know [information]
|
| sapere {vt}
|
:: to be able to, can, could (know how to)
|
| sapere {v} [di]
|
:: to taste or smell (like)
|
| sapere {v} [by extension]
|
:: [di] to create impressions (of); to smack (of)
|
| sapere {vt}
|
:: to think or know that [someone] is in a certain place or condition
|
| sapere {vt}
|
:: to come to know, become informed of, find out
|
| sapere {vi} [impersonal]
|
:: (with a, di, or [ che + ind. ]) to have a certain impression; to appear; to guess
|
| sapere {m}
|
:: knowledge, learning
|
| sapersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sapere
|
| sapersi {v}
|
:: to be aware of one's own abilities, character, etc
|
| sapidezza {f}
|
:: synonym of sapidità
|
| sapidità {f}
|
:: sapidity
|
| sapido {adj}
|
:: sapid
|
| sapiente {v}
|
:: present participle of sapere
|
| sapiente {adj}
|
:: learned
|
| sapiente {adj}
|
:: masterly, skilled
|
| sapiente {adj}
|
:: [of an animal] trained
|
| sapiente {mf}
|
:: sage
|
| sapientemente {adv}
|
:: learnedly
|
| sapientesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sapersi
|
| sapientone {m}
|
:: know-it-all
|
| sapientone {m}
|
:: smart aleck
|
| sapientone {m}
|
:: clever dick
|
| sapienza {f} /sa.ˈpjɛn.tsa/
|
:: knowledge, learning
|
| sapienza {f}
|
:: wisdom
|
| Sapienza {prop}
|
:: Wisdom, Book of Wisdom (deuterocanonical book of the Bible)
|
| sapienzale {adj}
|
:: wisdom, knowledge, learning (attributive)
|
| sapienziale {adj}
|
:: wisdom (attributive)
|
| sapindo {m}
|
:: soapberry (plant)
|
| saponaceo {adj}
|
:: saponaceous, soapy
|
| saponaia {f}
|
:: synonym of saponaria
|
| saponaio {m}
|
:: A person who makes or sells soap
|
| saponaria {f}
|
:: soapwort (plant)
|
| saponaria {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: soapstone
|
| saponario {adj}
|
:: soapy
|
| saponaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of saponaio
|
| saponata {f}
|
:: soapsuds, lather
|
| saponata {f}
|
:: soapy water
|
| sapone {m} /saˈpo.ne/
|
:: soap
|
| sapone di Marsiglia {m}
|
:: Marseille soap
|
| saponeria {f}
|
:: soapery, soap factory
|
| saponetta {f} /sapoˈnetta/
|
:: bar of soap
|
| saponiera {f}
|
:: soap case
|
| saponiere {m}
|
:: soap manufacturer
|
| saponiere {m}
|
:: soap boiler
|
| saponiero {adj}
|
:: soap (attributive)
|
| saponificabile {adj}
|
:: saponifiable
|
| saponificante {v}
|
:: present participle of saponificare
|
| saponificare {vt}
|
:: to saponify
|
| saponificatore {m}
|
:: soap-boiler (person who makes soap)
|
| saponificazione {f} [chemistry]
|
:: saponification
|
| saponificio {m} /sa.po.niˈfi.t͡ʃo/
|
:: soapery, soap factory
|
| saponina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: saponin
|
| saponoso {adj}
|
:: soapy
|
| saporare {vt} [archaic, rare] /sa.poˈra.re/
|
:: to flavour, to make tasty
|
| saporare {vt} [archaic, rare]
|
:: to savour
|
| sapore {m} /sa.ˈpo.re/
|
:: taste, flavour, savor
|
| saporire {v}
|
:: to flavour (typically with salt and/or pepper)
|
| saporirsi {v}
|
:: To be flavoured (typically with salt and/or pepper)
|
| saporità {f}
|
:: taste, flavour
|
| saporitamente {adv}
|
:: zestfully, with gusto or relish
|
| saporito {adj}
|
:: tasty, savoury, savory, spicy
|
| saporosamente {adv}
|
:: tastily
|
| saporosità {f}
|
:: tastiness
|
| saporoso {adj}
|
:: savoury, savory, tasty, spicy
|
| Sappada {prop}
|
:: Sappada (town)
|
| sappadino {adj}
|
:: of or from Sappada
|
| sappadino {n}
|
:: the Germanic dialect spoken in Sappada, Plodarisch
|
| sappiente {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sapiente
|
| sappista {m}
|
:: A member of the Squadre di Azione Patriottica partisan movement
|
| saprese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sapri
|
| Sapri {prop}
|
:: Sapri (small town)
|
| sapro- {prefix}
|
:: forms terms relating to dead or decaying material
|
| saprobio {m} [biology]
|
:: saprobe
|
| saprobo {m}
|
:: alternative form of saprobio
|
| saprofagia {f}
|
:: saprophagy
|
| saprofago {adj}
|
:: saprophagous
|
| saprofago {m}
|
:: scavenger
|
| saprofilo {adj}
|
:: saprophilous
|
| saprofita {adj}
|
:: saprophytic
|
| saprofita {m} [biology]
|
:: saprophyte
|
| saprofitico {adj}
|
:: saprophytic
|
| saprofitismo {m} [biology]
|
:: saprophytism
|
| saprofito {m} [biology]
|
:: saprophyte
|
| saprofitofago {adj}
|
:: saprophytic
|
| saprogeno {adj}
|
:: saprogenic
|
| sapropelico {adj}
|
:: sapropelic
|
| sapropelite {f}
|
:: sapropel
|
| saproxilico {adj}
|
:: saproxylic
|
| saproxilo {adj}
|
:: saproxylic (living in decaying wood)
|
| saputamente {adv}
|
:: knowledgeably
|
| saputamente {adv}
|
:: knowingly
|
| saputella {f}
|
:: female equivalent of saputello
|
| saputello {m}
|
:: know-it-all
|
| saputosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sapersi
|
| Sara {prop} [biblical character]
|
:: Sarah
|
| Sara {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sarabanda {f}
|
:: sarabande
|
| sarabanda {f}
|
:: uproar
|
| saracca {f}
|
:: alternative form of salacca
|
| saracchio {m}
|
:: rope grass (Ampelodesmos tenax)
|
| saracco {m}
|
:: hacksaw
|
| saracenico {adj}
|
:: Saracenic
|
| saraceno {adj}
|
:: Saracen
|
| saraceno {m}
|
:: Saracen
|
| Saraceno {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| saracinesca {f}
|
:: roller blind, roller shutter
|
| saracinesca {f}
|
:: sluice gate
|
| saracinesca {f}
|
:: portcullis (gate in the form of a grating)
|
| saracinesca {f}
|
:: slide (valve that works by sliding)
|
| saracinesca {f} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: portcullis
|
| saracino {adj}
|
:: Variant of saraceno
|
| saracino {m}
|
:: Variant of saraceno
|
| Saracino {prop}
|
:: surname, variant of Saraceno
|
| Saragat {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Saragat {prop}
|
:: Giuseppe Saragat, Italian politician and fifth President of Italy
|
| sarago {m} /ˈsa.ra.ɡo/
|
:: Used to name several species of fish of the genus Diplodus
|
| sarago {m}
|
:: sargo (Diplodus sargus)
|
| sarago {m}
|
:: two-banded sea bream (Diplodus vulgaris)
|
| sarago {m}
|
:: zebra sea bream (Diplodus cervinus)
|
| sarago {m}
|
:: annular sea bream (Diplodus annularis)
|
| sarago {m}
|
:: sharpsnout sea bream (Diplodus puntazzo)
|
| Saragolla {prop} [agriculture]
|
:: A hard wheat variety similar to kamut, Triticum turanicum subsp. polonicum
|
| Saragozza {prop}
|
:: Saragozza (city)
|
| saramento {m}
|
:: solemn oath
|
| Sarca {prop}
|
:: Sarca (river)
|
| sarcasmo {m} /sarˈkas.mo/
|
:: sarcasm
|
| sarcasmo {m}
|
:: sarcastic phrase, comment, etc
|
| sarcasticamente {adv}
|
:: sarcastically
|
| sarcastico {adj} /sarˈkas.ti.ko/
|
:: sarcastic
|
| sarchiamento {m}
|
:: synonym of sarchiatura
|
| sarchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sarchiare
|
| sarchiare {vt} /sarˈkja.re/
|
:: To hoe
|
| sarchiata {f}
|
:: A quick, superficial hoeing
|
| sarchiatore {m}
|
:: hoer (person)
|
| sarchiatrice {f}
|
:: hoeing machine
|
| sarchiatura {f}
|
:: hoeing
|
| sarchiellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sarchiellare
|
| sarchiellare {vt}
|
:: To weed with a garden hoe
|
| sarchiello {m}
|
:: garden hoe
|
| sarchio {m}
|
:: hoe
|
| sarcofaga {f}
|
:: flesh fly
|
| sarcofago {m}
|
:: sarcophagus
|
| sarcofilo {m}
|
:: Tasmanian devil
|
| sarcoglicano {m} [protein]
|
:: sarcoglycan
|
| sarcoide {m} [biology]
|
:: sarcoid
|
| sarcoidosi {f} [medicine]
|
:: sarcoidosis
|
| sarcolemmale {adj}
|
:: sarcolemmal
|
| sarcoma {m} [oncology]
|
:: sarcoma
|
| sarcomatoso {adj} [oncology]
|
:: sarcomatous
|
| sarcomero {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sarcomere
|
| sarcoplasmatico {adj}
|
:: sarcoplasmic
|
| sarcopsilla {f}
|
:: jigger, sandflea (of genus Sarcopsylla)
|
| sarcopsillosi {f}
|
:: sarcopsyllosis, tungiasis
|
| sarcopterigo {m}
|
:: Any fish of the class Sarcopterygii
|
| sarcosina {f} [amino acid]
|
:: sarcosine
|
| sarcrauti {m}
|
:: sauerkraut
|
| sarda {f} [zoology, ichthyology]
|
:: sardine
|
| sarda {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sardo
|
| sardagnolo {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of sardegnolo
|
| sardanapalesco {adj}
|
:: Sardanapalian
|
| sardanapalesco {adj}
|
:: luxurious, debauched
|
| sardanapalismo {m}
|
:: debauchery
|
| sardanapalo {m}
|
:: debauchee
|
| Sardanapalo {prop}
|
:: Sardanapalus
|
| sardara {f}
|
:: sardine net
|
| Sardegna {prop}
|
:: Sardegna (region)
|
| sardegnolo {adj}
|
:: Sardinian (especially of an animal, see usage notes if referred to people)
|
| sardegnolo {m}
|
:: An animal from Sardinia
|
| sardegnolo {m} [offensive]
|
:: A person from Sardinia
|
| sardela {f} [Venice]
|
:: sardine
|
| sardella {f}
|
:: sardine (fish)
|
| sardellara {f}
|
:: alternative form of sardara
|
| sardelliera {f}
|
:: alternative form of sardara
|
| sardena {f}
|
:: shad (Alosa agone)
|
| sardenaro {m}
|
:: A trawlnet used for pike fishing in Lake Garda
|
| sardigna {f}
|
:: The part of a slaughterhouse in which animals (or parts) are rendered for glue &c
|
| sardignolo {adj}
|
:: Variant of sardegnolo
|
| sardina {f}
|
:: sardine
|
| sardina {f} [politics, neologism]
|
:: a member of the Sardines movement
|
| sardismo {m}
|
:: A word or phrase adopted from the Sardinian dialect
|
| sardista {mf}
|
:: a person who advocated autonomy for Sardinia
|
| sardità {f}
|
:: Sardinian character or quality
|
| sardità {f}
|
:: Sardinian spirit or essence
|
| sardizza {f}
|
:: A type of sausage from Puglia
|
| sardo {adj}
|
:: Sardinian
|
| sardo {m}
|
:: Sardinian
|
| sardo campidanese {m}
|
:: Campidanese Sardinian (language)
|
| sardonicamente {adv}
|
:: sardonically
|
| sardonico {adj}
|
:: sardonic
|
| sarevede {interj}
|
:: see you later (closing salutation)
|
| Sargas {prop}
|
:: Sargas, a star in the constellation of Scorpio
|
| sargasso {m} /sarˈɡas.so/
|
:: sargasso, gulfweed
|
| sargente {m}
|
:: alternative form of sergente
|
| sargia {f} [textiles] /ˈsar.d͡ʒa/
|
:: sarge
|
| sargo {m} /ˈsar.ɡo/
|
:: alternative form of sarago
|
| sari {m}
|
:: sari
|
| sariga {f}
|
:: opossum
|
| sarissa {f}
|
:: a long pike used in the traditional Greek phalanx formation
|
| sarissoforo {m}
|
:: sarissophoros
|
| sarmatico {adj}
|
:: Sarmatian
|
| sarmato {m}
|
:: Sarmatian
|
| Sarmazia {prop}
|
:: Sarmatia
|
| sarmentaceo {adj} [botany]
|
:: sarmentaceous
|
| sarmento {m}
|
:: a woody shoot of a vine etc., used as firewood
|
| sarmentoso {adj} [botany]
|
:: sarmentose, sarmentous
|
| sarnacchio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sornacchio
|
| sarnese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sarno
|
| Sarno {prop}
|
:: Sarno (town)
|
| Sarno {prop}
|
:: Sarno (river)
|
| saronnese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Saronno
|
| Saronno {prop}
|
:: Saronno (town)
|
| Sarpedonte {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Sarpedon
|
| sarracino {m}
|
:: alternative form of saracino
|
| sarrocchino {m}
|
:: alternative form of sanrocchino
|
| sarrusofono {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: sarrusophone
|
| sarsizza {f}
|
:: synonym of sardizza
|
| sarta {f}
|
:: dressmaker
|
| sartia {f} [nautical] /ˈsar.tja/
|
:: shroud
|
| sartiame {m} [nautical]
|
:: All the stays of a ship
|
| sartiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sartiare
|
| sartiare {vt} [nautical]
|
:: to rig
|
| sartina {f}
|
:: dressmaker's apprentice
|
| sartiola {f} [nautical]
|
:: A small stay
|
| sarto {m}
|
:: tailor
|
| sartoria {f}
|
:: tailoring
|
| sartoria {f}
|
:: dressmaking
|
| sartoria {f}
|
:: tailor's (shop)
|
| sartoria {f}
|
:: fashion house, couturier
|
| sartoriale {adj}
|
:: sartorial
|
| sartorialità {f}
|
:: tailoring
|
| sartorialmente {adv}
|
:: sartorially
|
| sartotecnica {f}
|
:: tailoring technology
|
| sartriano {adj}
|
:: Sartrean / Sartrian
|
| sartriano {m}
|
:: Sartrean / Sartrian
|
| sartù {m}
|
:: A type of risotto containing meatballs &c. from Campania
|
| Sarzana {prop}
|
:: Sarzana (town)
|
| sarzanese {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Sarzana
|
| sarzanese {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Sarzana
|
| sasanide {m}
|
:: Sasanid
|
| Saseno {prop}
|
:: Sazan
|
| sashimi {m} /saʃˈʃi.mi/
|
:: sashimi
|
| sassafrasso {m}
|
:: sassafras (plant)
|
| sassaia {f}
|
:: stony ground
|
| sassaia {f}
|
:: dyke (barrier of stone)
|
| sassaiola {f}
|
:: stone fight
|
| sassaiolo {adj}
|
:: stone, wall (attributive)
|
| sassarese {adj}
|
:: of or relating to Sassari or the Sassari people
|
| sassarese {mf}
|
:: a native or inhabitant of Sassari
|
| Sassari {prop} /ˈsas.sa.ri/
|
:: Sassari (province)
|
| Sassari {prop}
|
:: Sassari (city)
|
| sassata {f}
|
:: blow from a thrown stone
|
| sassella {m}
|
:: A red wine from Valtellina
|
| sassellese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sassello
|
| sassello {m}
|
:: redwing (Turdus iliacus)
|
| Sassello {prop}
|
:: Sassello (small town)
|
| sasseo {adj}
|
:: stony
|
| sasseto {m}
|
:: stony ground
|
| sassicolo {adj} [biology]
|
:: saxicolous
|
| sassifraga {f}
|
:: saxifrage
|
| sassismo {m}
|
:: bouldering
|
| sassista {mf}
|
:: boulderer
|
| sasso {m} [geology] /ˈsas.so/
|
:: stone, rock
|
| sasso {m} [by extension]
|
:: stone, rock, boulder, pebble
|
| sassofonista {mf}
|
:: saxophonist
|
| sassofono {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: saxophone
|
| sassofrasso {m}
|
:: sassafras (plant)
|
| sassola {f} [nautical]
|
:: bailer
|
| sassola {f}
|
:: ladle
|
| sassolino {m}
|
:: Small stone, pebble
|
| sassolite {f} [mineral]
|
:: sassolite
|
| sassone {adj}
|
:: Saxon
|
| sassone {mf}
|
:: Saxon (person)
|
| sassone {m}
|
:: Saxon (language)
|
| Sassonia {prop} /sasˈsonja/
|
:: Saxony
|
| sassoso {adj}
|
:: stony, rocky
|
| sassotromba {f} [music]
|
:: Any of the brass musical instruments that has pistons and a mouthpiece
|
| sassuolo {m}
|
:: A red wine from Emilia
|
| Satàn {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Satana
|
| satana {m}
|
:: an evil or wicked person
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| Satana {prop}
|
:: Satan
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| satanasso {m}
|
:: devil
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| satanasso {m}
|
:: fiend
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| Satanasso {n}
|
:: Satan
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| satanicamente {adv}
|
:: satanically
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| satanicamente {adv}
|
:: diabolically
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| satanico {adj}
|
:: satanic, diabolical
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| satanismo {m}
|
:: Satanism
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| satanista {adj}
|
:: Satanist
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| satanista {mf}
|
:: Satanist
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| satanno {m}
|
:: synonym of satana
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| satellitare {adj}
|
:: satellite
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| satellitario {adj}
|
:: satellite (attributive)
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| satellite {m} /saˈtɛl.li.te/
|
:: satellite
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| satellitismo {m}
|
:: satellitism (dependence of a city)
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| satellizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of satellizzare
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| satellizzare {vt}
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:: to make into a satellite (politically dependent state)
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| satelloide {m}
|
:: satelloid
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| Saticula {prop}
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:: A Samnite city in Southern Italy, now part of Sant'Agata de' Goti
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| saticulano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Saticula
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| saticulano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sant'Agata de' Goti
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| satin {m}
|
:: satin
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| satinante {v}
|
:: present participle of satinare
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| satinare {vt}
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:: To glaze, to satin finish or gloss
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| satinato {adj}
|
:: satin (finish)
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| satinato {adj}
|
:: glazed
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| satinato {adj}
|
:: polished
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| satinatrice {f}
|
:: satin finisher
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| satinatura {f}
|
:: glazing, glaze
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| satira {f} /ˈsa.ti.ra/
|
:: satire
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| satireggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of satireggiare
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| satireggiare {vt} [literary] /sa.ti.reˈd͡ːʒa.re/
|
:: To satirize
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| satireggiare {vi} [literary]
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:: To be satirical
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| satirescamente {adv}
|
:: satyrically, satirically
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| satiresco {adj}
|
:: satyric
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| satiriasi {f}
|
:: satyriasis
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| satiricamente {adv}
|
:: satirically
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| satirico {adj} /saˈti.ri.ko/
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:: satirical
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| satirico {adj} [archaic, rare]
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:: satyric, satyrical
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| satirisco {m}
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:: small satyr
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| satirista {mf}
|
:: satirist
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| satirizzare {vit} [rare]
|
:: to satirize
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| satiro {m}
|
:: satyr
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| satisfacente {v}
|
:: present participle of satisfare
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| satisfare {vit} /sa.tisˈfa.re/
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:: obsolete form of soddisfare
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| satizza {f}
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:: synonym of sardizza
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| satollamento {m} [literary, rare]
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:: stuffing
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| satollamento {m} [literary, rare, figurative, by extension]
|
:: satiation
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| satollante {v}
|
:: present participle of satollare
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| satollantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of satollarsi
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| satollare {vt}
|
:: to stuff
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| satollare {vt}
|
:: to sate, satiate
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| satollarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of satollare
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| satollarsi {v}
|
:: to stuff oneself; to eat one's fill
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| satollatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of satollarsi
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| satollo {adj}
|
:: full, replete
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| satoro {adj} [archaic]
|
:: alternative form of saturo
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| satrapia {f}
|
:: satrapy
|
| satrapico {adj}
|
:: satrapic, satrapal
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| satrapo {m} /ˈsat.ra.po/
|
:: satrap
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| Satriani {prop}
|
:: surname
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| Satriani {prop}
|
:: Joe Satriani, American guitarist of Italian descent
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| satsuma {m} /satˈtsu.ma/
|
:: satsuma (seedless cultivar of tangerine, Citrus unshiu)
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| Satta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Satta {prop}
|
:: Melissa Satta, Italian showgirl
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| saturabile {adj}
|
:: saturable
|
| saturabilità {f}
|
:: saturability
|
| saturante {v}
|
:: present participle of saturare
|
| saturare {vt}
|
:: to saturate
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| saturato {adj}
|
:: saturated
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| saturatore {m}
|
:: saturator
|
| saturazione {f}
|
:: saturation (all senses)
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| satureia {f}
|
:: summer savory (plant) (Satureja hortensis)
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| saturità {f} [obsolete]
|
:: satiety, surfeit
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| saturnale {adj}
|
:: Saturnian
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| Saturnali {prop}
|
:: Saturnalia
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| saturniano {adj}
|
:: Saturnian
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| saturnino {adj}
|
:: saturnine
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| saturnio {adj}
|
:: Saturnian
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| saturnismo {m}
|
:: saturnism (lead poisoning)
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| saturnità {f} [literary]
|
:: gloomy melancholy, grave sadness
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| saturno {m}
|
:: (in alchemy) lead
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| Saturno {prop} /saˈturno/
|
:: Saturn
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| saturo {adj} [chemistry, physics]
|
:: saturated
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| sa tutto {m} /satˈtutto/
|
:: know-it-all
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| sa tutto {m}
|
:: smart aleck
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| sa tutto {m}
|
:: clever dick
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| Sauber {prop}
|
:: surname
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| saudiano {adj}
|
:: synonym of saudita
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| saudita {adj}
|
:: Saudi Arabian
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| saudita {mf}
|
:: Saudi Arabian
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| Sauli {prop}
|
:: surname
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| sauna {f}
|
:: sauna
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| saurano {adj}
|
:: of or from Sauris
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| saurano {n}
|
:: the Germanic dialect spoken in Sauris, a form of Tyrolean Bavarian
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| Sauris {prop}
|
:: Sauris (village)
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| saurisco {m}
|
:: saurischian
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| sauro {m}
|
:: (in zoology) lizard
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| sauro {m} [of horses]
|
:: sorrel, chestnut
|
| Sauro {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sauro {prop}
|
:: Nazario Sauro, Italian patriot
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| sauroctono {adj} [literary]
|
:: that kills lizards
|
| sauropode {m}
|
:: A sauropod
|
| saussurea {f} [botany] /sosˈsu.re̯a/
|
:: Any member of the Saussurea taxonomic genus
|
| saussurea {f} [uncountable]
|
:: alternative case form of Saussurea
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| saussuriano {adj}
|
:: Saussurean
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| sauté {adj}
|
:: sautéed, browned
|
| sauté {m}
|
:: sauté
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| Sava {prop}
|
:: The river Sava
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| savana {f}
|
:: savanna
|
| savarin {m}
|
:: savarin
|
| Savena {prop}
|
:: A river that flows through Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna
|
| Sàvena {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Savena
|
| Saveria {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| saveriano {adj}
|
:: Xaverian
|
| Saverio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| savetta {f}
|
:: Italian nase (Chondrostoma soetta)
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| saviamente {adv}
|
:: wisely, prudently
|
| saviezza {f}
|
:: wisdom, prudence
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| Savinia {prop}
|
:: Savinja (statistical region of Slovenia)
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| savio {adj}
|
:: wise
|
| savio {adj}
|
:: sensible
|
| savio {m}
|
:: A wise man
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| Savio {prop}
|
:: Savio (river)
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| Savoia {prop}
|
:: Savoy
|
| savoiarda {f}
|
:: female equivalent of savoiardo
|
| savoiardo {adj}
|
:: Savoyard; of Savoy
|
| savoiardo {m} [dessert]
|
:: ladyfinger
|
| savoiardo {m}
|
:: Savoyard
|
| savoiardo {m}
|
:: the Savoyard dialect
|
| Savoja {prop}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Savoia
|
| Savona {prop}
|
:: Savona (province)
|
| Savona {prop}
|
:: Savona (capital city)
|
| Savona {prop}
|
:: The letter S in the Italian phonetic alphabet
|
| savonarola {f}
|
:: Savonarola chair, X-chair
|
| savonaroliano {adj}
|
:: Savonarolian
|
| Savone {prop}
|
:: Savone (small river)
|
| savonese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Savona
|
| savonese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Savona or the Savona people
|
| savonetta {f} [Northern Italy, rare]
|
:: alternative form of saponetta
|
| savore {m} [archaic]
|
:: alternative form of sapore
|
| savoreggia {f} [botany, regional, Tuscany] /sa.voˈred.d͡ʒa/
|
:: synonym of santoreggia; summer savory (Satureja hortensis)
|
| Savorgnan {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Savorgnan {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Venice
|
| savorra {f}
|
:: ballast
|
| savorra {f}
|
:: junk
|
| savuto {m}
|
:: A red wine from Catanzaro and Cosenza
|
| Savuto {prop}
|
:: Savuto (river)
|
| saxista {mf}
|
:: synonym of sassofonista
|
| saxofonista {mf}
|
:: saxophonist
|
| saxofono {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: saxophone
|
| saziabile {adj}
|
:: satiable, satisfiable
|
| saziabilità {f}
|
:: satiability
|
| saziabilmente {adv}
|
:: satiably, satisfiably
|
| saziante {v}
|
:: present participle of saziare
|
| saziantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of saziarsi
|
| saziare {vt}
|
:: to satisfy
|
| saziare {vt}
|
:: to satiate
|
| saziarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of saziare
|
| saziarsi {v}
|
:: to eat one's fill
|
| saziatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of saziarsi
|
| sazietà {f}
|
:: satiety, fullness
|
| sazietà {f}
|
:: surfeit, overabundance
|
| sazievole {adj}
|
:: synonym of saziabile
|
| sazievolmente {adv}
|
:: satiably, satisfiably
|
| sazio {adj}
|
:: sated (with), full up, full (of)
|
| sbaccanare {v}
|
:: To be very noisy
|
| sbaccanio {m}
|
:: din (a lot of noise)
|
| sbaccanone {m}
|
:: A very noisy person
|
| sbaccellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbaccellare
|
| sbaccellare {vt}
|
:: to shell [peas, beans etc.]
|
| sbaccellatura {f}
|
:: shelling (of peas, beans etc.)
|
| sbacchettare {v}
|
:: To tap (repeatedly) with a stick
|
| sbacchettata {f}
|
:: tapping (of a stick)
|
| sbacchettata {f}
|
:: beating (of a carpet)
|
| sbacchettatura {f}
|
:: tapping of a stick
|
| sbacchiare {v}
|
:: To batter (bang violently)
|
| sbaciucchiamento {m}
|
:: smooching, necking
|
| sbaciucchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbaciucchiare
|
| sbaciucchiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbaciucchiarsi
|
| sbaciucchiare {vt}
|
:: To smother with kisses; to smooch or neck
|
| sbaciucchiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbaciucchiare
|
| sbaciucchiarsi {vr}
|
:: to kiss and cuddle
|
| sbaciucchiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbaciucchiarsi
|
| sbaciucchione {m}
|
:: A person who has a habit of kissing
|
| sbadacchiatura {f}
|
:: A system of temporary wooden planks propped up to support the walls of an excavation
|
| sbadagliare {v} /zba.daʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: obsolete form of sbadigliare
|
| sbadataggine {f}
|
:: absent-mindedness, inattention, inadvertence
|
| sbadataggine {f}
|
:: carelessness, heedlessness
|
| sbadatamente {adv}
|
:: carelessly, thoughtlessly
|
| sbadato {adj}
|
:: distracted
|
| sbadato {adj}
|
:: careless, thoughtless
|
| sbadato {adj}
|
:: scatterbrained
|
| sbadato {m}
|
:: distracted person
|
| sbadigliamento {m}
|
:: yawning (series of yawns)
|
| sbadigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbadigliare
|
| sbadigliare {vi} /zba.diʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: to yawn
|
| sbadigliare {vt} [literary]
|
:: to do (something) lazily or indolently
|
| sbadigliare {vt} [literary]
|
:: to spread (something) lazily or slowly
|
| sbadiglierella {f}
|
:: A series of little yawns
|
| sbadiglio {m} /sbaˈdiʎo/
|
:: yawn
|
| sbadire {v}
|
:: to remove rivets
|
| sbafante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbafare
|
| sbafare {vt} /sbaˈfa.re/
|
:: to devour, wolf down
|
| sbafare {vt}
|
:: to sponge, scrounge
|
| sbafatore {m}
|
:: sponger, scrounger
|
| sbaffante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbaffare
|
| sbaffare {vt}
|
:: To smudge or smear
|
| sbaffo {m}
|
:: smudge, smear
|
| sbafo {m} /ˈzba.fo/
|
:: only used in a sbafo
|
| sbafone {m}
|
:: sponger, scrounger
|
| sbagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbagliare
|
| sbagliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbagliarsi
|
| sbagliare {v}
|
:: to make a mistake, be wrong
|
| sbagliarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbagliare
|
| sbagliarsi {v}
|
:: to be mistaken, be wrong, make a mistake, go wrong, err
|
| sbagliarsi di grosso {vr}
|
:: to have another think coming
|
| sbagliatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sbagliato
|
| sbagliato {adj}
|
:: wrong, mistaken, erroneous, incorrect
|
| sbagliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbagliarsi
|
| sbaglio {m} /ˈsbaʎ.ʎo/
|
:: mistake, failure, goof
|
| sbaiaffare {v} [rare]
|
:: to chatter
|
| sbaionettare {v} [rare]
|
:: to bayonet
|
| sbaldanzire {vt} [literary]
|
:: to dishearten or discourage
|
| sbaldire {v} [archaic]
|
:: to rejoice
|
| sbaldoriare {vi} [rare]
|
:: to make merry, frolic, spree
|
| sbalenza {f}
|
:: swing
|
| sbalenza {f}
|
:: seesaw
|
| sbalestramento {m}
|
:: tension, strain
|
| sbalestrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbalestrare
|
| sbalestrare {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to fling, hurl
|
| sbalestrare {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to unsettle, disconcert
|
| sbalestratamente {adv}
|
:: disconcertedly, rashly
|
| sbalestrato {adj}
|
:: of poor mental balance; disturbed
|
| sbalestrato {adj}
|
:: unsettled, uncomfortable, uneasy
|
| sbalestrato {adj}
|
:: disorganized, messy
|
| sbalestrato {adj}
|
:: leading an irregular life of moral disbandment
|
| sbalestrato {adj}
|
:: unsettled, disconcerted, rash
|
| sbalestrato {m}
|
:: one who lives an irregular or disorganized life
|
| sballamento {m}
|
:: synonym of sballatura
|
| sballante {v}
|
:: present participle of sballare
|
| sballare {vt}
|
:: to unpack
|
| sballare {vi} [card games]
|
:: to go out
|
| sballare {vit} [familiar]
|
:: to talk nonsense
|
| sballare {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to ruin [a car, mechanism, etc.]
|
| sballare {vi} [slang]
|
:: to get high
|
| sballato {adj} [slang]
|
:: high
|
| sballato {adj} [slang]
|
:: drunk
|
| sballato {m} [colloquial]
|
:: misfit
|
| sballato {m} [colloquial]
|
:: junkie
|
| sballatura {f}
|
:: unpacking
|
| sballonata {f}
|
:: boasting, bragging
|
| sballone {m}
|
:: fibber, liar
|
| sballottamento {m}
|
:: tossing, jerking, jolting
|
| sballottante {v}
|
:: present participle of sballottare
|
| sballottare {vt}
|
:: to jolt, bob, toss or throw (about or around)
|
| sballottare {vt}
|
:: to repeatedly move from one place to another
|
| sballottato {adj}
|
:: tossed or thrown about
|
| sballottio {m}
|
:: continuous tossing or jolting
|
| sballottio {m}
|
:: bob
|
| sballottolamento {m}
|
:: alternative form of sballottamento
|
| sballottolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sballottolare
|
| sballottolare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sballottare
|
| sballottolio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sballottio
|
| sbalordente {v}
|
:: present participle of sbalordire
|
| sbalordentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbalordirsi
|
| sbalordimento {m}
|
:: amazement, astonishment
|
| sbalordire {v}
|
:: to stun, amaze, astound, make someone's jaw drop
|
| sbalordirsi {vr}
|
:: To be amazed, to be astonished, to marvel
|
| sbalorditaggine {f}
|
:: thoughtlessness, carelessness
|
| sbalorditaggine {f}
|
:: blunder
|
| sbalorditivamente {adv}
|
:: amazingly, astoundingly, mind-bogglingly
|
| sbalorditivo {adj}
|
:: amazing, astounding, mind-boggling
|
| sbalordito {adj}
|
:: amazed, astonished, impressed
|
| sbalorditoio {adj}
|
:: synonym of sbalorditivo
|
| sbalorditosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbalordirsi
|
| sbaluginare {vi} [rare]
|
:: to flash; to shine; to glitter
|
| sbaluginare {vi} [rare]
|
:: to come to mind
|
| sbalzamento {m}
|
:: throw, fling, toss
|
| sbalzamento {m}
|
:: rush, jump
|
| sbalzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbalzare
|
| sbalzare {vt}
|
:: To throw, fling, toss or hurl
|
| sbalzare {vt}
|
:: To emboss
|
| sbalzatore {m}
|
:: embosser
|
| sbalzellare {vi} [rare]
|
:: to jolt or jump about
|
| sbalzellio {m}
|
:: A series of small jolts
|
| sbalzelloni {adv}
|
:: joltingly
|
| sbalzo {m}
|
:: start, jump (spontaneous movement)
|
| sbalzo {m}
|
:: sudden change
|
| sbalzo {m}
|
:: embossing
|
| sbambagiare {v}
|
:: to fray
|
| sbancalare {vit} [neologism, slang]
|
:: to remove goods from a pallet
|
| sbancamento {m}
|
:: excavation (earth moving for building or road making)
|
| sbancante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbancare
|
| sbancare {vi}
|
:: to break the bank
|
| sbancare {vt} [finance]
|
:: to bankrupt, ruin financially
|
| sbancare {vt}
|
:: to excavate
|
| sbanchettare {v}
|
:: To carouse, make merry
|
| sbandamento {m}
|
:: skid
|
| sbandamento {m} [nautical]
|
:: list
|
| sbandamento {m}
|
:: confusion
|
| sbandamento {m} [aviation]
|
:: bank
|
| sbandamento {m}
|
:: The incline of an aircraft, especially during a turn
|
| sbandante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbandare
|
| sbandantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbandarsi
|
| sbandare {v}
|
:: to skid
|
| sbandare {v} [nautical]
|
:: to list
|
| sbandarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbandare
|
| sbandarsi {vr}
|
:: to disperse
|
| sbandarsi {vr}
|
:: to scatter
|
| sbandarsi {vr}
|
:: to break up
|
| sbandata {f}
|
:: skid
|
| sbandata {f} [nautical]
|
:: list
|
| sbandata {f} [figurative]
|
:: sharp deviation from the norm or from typical conduct; deviation
|
| sbandata {f}
|
:: fancy, whim
|
| sbandato {m}
|
:: A mixed-up person
|
| sbandatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbandarsi
|
| sbandeggiare {v}
|
:: To ban
|
| sbandeggiare {v}
|
:: To exile
|
| sbandellamento {m}
|
:: unstrapping
|
| sbandellamento {m}
|
:: unhinging
|
| sbandellare {v}
|
:: To unstrap
|
| sbandellare {v}
|
:: To unhinge
|
| sbandente {v}
|
:: present participle of sbandire
|
| sbandieramento {m}
|
:: waving of flags
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| sbandieramento {m}
|
:: ostentation, display, parade, boasting
|
| sbandierante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbandierare
|
| sbandierare {vt}
|
:: to wave [flags]
|
| sbandierare {vt}
|
:: to flaunt, display, trumpet
|
| sbandieratore {m}
|
:: flag-waver (person who waves a banner at public occasions)
|
| sbandire {vt} [rare]
|
:: To exile or banish
|
| sbandire {vt} [rare]
|
:: To divulge or disclose
|
| sbandolare {v}
|
:: To undo, unwind
|
| sbandometro {m}
|
:: bank-and-turn indicator
|
| sbaraccamento {m}
|
:: clearing, clearing up
|
| sbaraccamento {m}
|
:: removal, evacuation
|
| sbaraccante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbaraccare
|
| sbaraccare {vt}
|
:: To clear up
|
| sbaragliamento {m}
|
:: rout
|
| sbaragliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbaragliare
|
| sbaragliare {vt}
|
:: to defeat, beat, trounce or overcome
|
| sbaraglio {m} [military]
|
:: defeat
|
| sbaratta {f}
|
:: disorder
|
| sbaratta {f}
|
:: melee
|
| sbarattare {v}
|
:: To rout (defeat in a disorderly manner)
|
| sbarazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbarazzare
|
| sbarazzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbarazzarsi
|
| sbarazzare {vt} /zba.rat.ˈtsa.re/
|
:: to clear or clear out
|
| sbarazzarsene {v}
|
:: To bump off
|
| sbarazzarsene {v}
|
:: To get rid of
|
| sbarazzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbarazzare
|
| sbarazzarsi {v}
|
:: to get rid of
|
| sbarazzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbarazzarsi
|
| sbarazzinata {f}
|
:: mischief
|
| sbarazzino {adj}
|
:: impish, cheeky, mischievous
|
| sbarazzino {m}
|
:: scamp, imp
|
| sbarbagliare {v}
|
:: To sparkle
|
| sbarbante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbarbare
|
| sbarbantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbarbarsi
|
| sbarbare {vt}
|
:: to shave
|
| sbarbarire {v}
|
:: To civilise
|
| sbarbarire {v}
|
:: To refine
|
| sbarbarizzare {v}
|
:: To civilise (remove from barbarism)
|
| Sbarbaro {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sbarbaro {prop}
|
:: Camillo Sbarbaro, Italian writer and poet
|
| sbarbarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbarbare
|
| sbarbarsi {v}
|
:: to shave
|
| sbarbatello {m}
|
:: novice, greenhorn
|
| sbarbatello {m}
|
:: nipper, shaver (young person)
|
| sbarbato {adj}
|
:: shaven
|
| sbarbato {adj}
|
:: beardless
|
| sbarbatore {m}
|
:: deburrer
|
| sbarbatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbarbarsi
|
| sbarbatrice {f}
|
:: A tool used to cut gear wheels
|
| sbarbatura {f}
|
:: shaving
|
| sbarbazzare {v}
|
:: To curb (a draught animal)
|
| sbarbazzare {v}
|
:: To scold
|
| sbarbazzata {f}
|
:: curbing
|
| sbarbazzata {f}
|
:: scolding
|
| sbarbettare {v}
|
:: To trim the graft of a grafted fruit tree
|
| sbarbicamento {m}
|
:: eradication, weeding out, extirpation
|
| sbarbicare {v}
|
:: To eradicate, weed out, extirpate
|
| sbarbificare {v}
|
:: To shave
|
| sbarcabile {adj}
|
:: unloadable
|
| sbarcante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbarcare
|
| sbarcare {vt}
|
:: to unload (goods)
|
| sbarcare {vt}
|
:: to disembark or land (people from an aircraft or ship), to set foot on land
|
| sbarcare {vt}
|
:: to put down (from a bus etc)
|
| sbarcare {vi}
|
:: to land or disembark
|
| sbarcare {vi}
|
:: to get off or alight (from a train etc)
|
| sbarcare il lunario {v}
|
:: to eke out a living; to make ends meet; to get by
|
| sbarcatoio {m}
|
:: landing stage
|
| sbarco {m}
|
:: unloading
|
| sbarco {m}
|
:: disembarkation, landing
|
| sbarco {m}
|
:: putting down
|
| sbardante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbardare
|
| sbardare {vt}
|
:: To unharness
|
| sbardellare {v}
|
:: To tame a young horse by saddling it
|
| sbardellato {adj}
|
:: tamed
|
| sbardellato {adj}
|
:: unrestrained, reckless
|
| sbardellato {adj}
|
:: exorbitant, enormous, exaggerated
|
| sbarellamento {m}
|
:: wobble
|
| sbarellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbarellare
|
| sbarellare {vi}
|
:: To totter or wobble
|
| sbarellare {vi}
|
:: To be off one's nut, to be off one's rocker
|
| sbarra {f} /ˈzbar.ra/
|
:: bar (sports)
|
| sbarra {f}
|
:: barrier
|
| sbarra {f}
|
:: tiller (nautical)
|
| sbarra {f}
|
:: stroke (of a pen etc)
|
| sbarra {f} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: bend sinister
|
| sbarra {f} [legal]
|
:: stand
|
| sbarrabile {adj}
|
:: blockable
|
| sbarramento {m}
|
:: barrier
|
| sbarramento {m}
|
:: dam
|
| sbarramento {m}
|
:: barrage
|
| sbarrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbarrare
|
| sbarrare {vt}
|
:: to block, bar [a path, door, etc.]
|
| sbarrare {vt}
|
:: to prevent [a person or animal] from moving forward by putting oneself in front
|
| sbarrare {vt}
|
:: to open wide [the eyes] (due to amazement, horror, etc.)
|
| sbarrare {vt}
|
:: to cancel, cross out, strike out
|
| sbarrare {vt}
|
:: to remove the blank space left on an official document, recording, etc. to prevent subsequent additions or alterations
|
| sbarrare la strada {v}
|
:: See: it sbarrare strada
|
| sbarrare la strada {v} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: (with a) to bring an end to, shut down, or impede
|
| sbarrato {adj}
|
:: barred, blocked, obstructed
|
| sbarrato {adj}
|
:: wide open [eyes] (due to amazement, horror, etc.)
|
| sbarrato {adj}
|
:: crossed out; stricken through
|
| sbarrato {adj}
|
:: crossed [cheque]
|
| sbarrato {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: bendy sinister
|
| sbarratura {f}
|
:: crossing (of a cheque etc.)
|
| sbarretta {f} [music]
|
:: bar line
|
| sbarretta obliqua {f} [typography]
|
:: slash, fraction slash, stroke, oblique mark, oblique stroke, oblique dash
|
| sbarrista {mf}
|
:: A gymnast on the horizontal bar
|
| sbasire {v}
|
:: synonym of svenire
|
| sbasito {adj}
|
:: fainted, passed out
|
| sbassamento {m}
|
:: lowering
|
| sbassamento {m}
|
:: demotion
|
| sbassamento {m}
|
:: dropping (from a team)
|
| sbassante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbassare
|
| sbassare {vt}
|
:: to lower; to put down
|
| sbassare {vt}
|
:: to relegate; to demote
|
| sbassare {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to put (one) in one's place; to show (one) one's place
|
| sbassare {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to drop (from a team)
|
| sbassatura {f} [typography] /sbas.saˈtu.ra/
|
:: The reduction in height of characters fused together
|
| sbastente {v}
|
:: present participle of sbastire
|
| sbastire {vt}
|
:: To remove the basting / tacking from (stitched clothing)
|
| sbatacchiamento {m}
|
:: banging, slamming
|
| sbatacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbatacchiare
|
| sbatacchiare {vt}
|
:: To slam, bang or shove
|
| sbatacchiare {vt}
|
:: To flap (wings)
|
| sbatacchiare {vi}
|
:: To bang or slam (of a door, window etc)
|
| sbatacchiatore {m}
|
:: flapper
|
| sbatacchiatura {f}
|
:: flapping
|
| sbatacchione {m}
|
:: Violent bump or collision
|
| sbattagliare {v} [of the clapper of a bell]
|
:: To rattle
|
| sbattente {v}
|
:: present participle of sbattere
|
| sbattentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbattersi
|
| sbattere {vt}
|
:: to beat
|
| sbattere {vt}
|
:: to bump (into)
|
| sbattere {vt}
|
:: to throw; to fling; to hurl
|
| sbattere {vit}
|
:: to close with a sharp and violent hit; to slam
|
| sbattere {vit}
|
:: to shake or agitate repeatedly
|
| sbattere {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to whisk [eggs]
|
| sbattere {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to whip [cream, etc.]
|
| sbattere {vt}
|
:: (also with in) to ship or transfer [someone] (to) [a distant or unwelcoming place]
|
| sbattere {vt}
|
:: (with in or a) to make [someone] do [an unpleasant task]
|
| sbattere {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to store and subsequently disregard or neglect
|
| sbattere {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to exhaust or tire out
|
| sbattere {vt} [slang]
|
:: to fuck
|
| sbattere {v} [rare]
|
:: to refute [an argument, claim, etc.]
|
| sbattere {v} [rare]
|
:: to deduct
|
| sbattere {v} [archaic]
|
:: to weaken
|
| sbattere la testa contro un muro {v}
|
:: to beat one's head against a stone wall
|
| sbattere le ciglia {v}
|
:: to blink
|
| sbattere via {v}
|
:: To throw away
|
| sbattersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbattere
|
| sbattersi {v}
|
:: to get busy; to slave away
|
| sbattersi {v}
|
:: [of a drug addict] to do whatever one needs to get his next fix (of a drug)
|
| sbattersi {v} [familiar]
|
:: (with a) to hang out (at)
|
| sbattersi {v} [slang]
|
:: to fuck
|
| sbattersi {v} [archaic]
|
:: to move frantically
|
| sbattezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbattezzare
|
| sbattezzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbattezzarsi
|
| sbattezzare {vt}
|
:: To force someone to renounce Christianity
|
| sbattezzarsi {vr}
|
:: To renounce Christianity
|
| sbattezzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbattezzarsi
|
| sbattighiaccio {m}
|
:: (cocktail) shaker
|
| sbattimento {m}
|
:: beating; hurling, dashing
|
| sbattimento {m}
|
:: slamming, banging
|
| sbattimento {m}
|
:: hassle
|
| sbattimento {m}
|
:: flutter (of an aircraft)
|
| sbattiova {m}
|
:: alternative form of sbattiuova
|
| sbattito {m}
|
:: slamming
|
| sbattito {m}
|
:: concussion
|
| sbattito {m}
|
:: deduction, subtraction, discount
|
| sbattitoia {f}
|
:: washboard (used for laundry or as a percussion instrument)
|
| sbattitoio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sbattitoia
|
| sbattitore {m}
|
:: mixer, beater (household appliance)
|
| sbattitrice {f}
|
:: mixer, beater (industrial machine)
|
| sbattitura {f}
|
:: beating
|
| sbattitura {f}
|
:: hurling, flinging
|
| sbattitura {f}
|
:: slamming, banging
|
| sbattitura {f}
|
:: whipping, whisking (eggs etc.)
|
| sbattiuova {m}
|
:: (egg) whisk
|
| sbattuto {adj}
|
:: beaten (eggs)
|
| sbattuto {adj}
|
:: worn out (person)
|
| sbattutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbattersi
|
| sbaudire {v}
|
:: alternative form of sbaldire
|
| sbaulare {v}
|
:: To unload from the boot / trunk of a car
|
| sbavagliare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to remove a gag
|
| sbavagliare {vt} [rare, figurative, by extension]
|
:: to restore freedom of speech
|
| sbavamento {m}
|
:: dribble, drool, slobber
|
| sbavamento {m}
|
:: smear, smudge
|
| sbavante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbavare
|
| sbavantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbavarsi
|
| sbavare {vi} [but takes avere as auxiliary]
|
:: to dribble, drool, slobber, slaver
|
| sbavare {vi} [but takes avere as auxiliary]
|
:: to run, smear, smudge, leak
|
| sbavarsi {vr}
|
:: To dribble, to drool
|
| sbavatore {m}
|
:: fettler
|
| sbavatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbavarsi
|
| sbavatura {f}
|
:: dribble
|
| sbavatura {f}
|
:: smear, smudge
|
| sbavatura {f}
|
:: flaw, imperfection
|
| sbavatura {f}
|
:: burr
|
| sbavazzare {v}
|
:: To dribble, drool in a disgusting manner
|
| sbavicchiare {v}
|
:: To dribble, typically while talking
|
| sbavigliare {v} /zba.viʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: obsolete form of sbadigliare
|
| sbavone {m}
|
:: slobberer, drooler
|
| sbeccante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbeccare
|
| sbeccare {vt}
|
:: To chip
|
| sbeccatura {f}
|
:: chipping
|
| sbeccatura {f}
|
:: chip (small breakage)
|
| sbeccucciare {v}
|
:: To chip
|
| sbeffa {f}
|
:: taunt
|
| sbeffa {f}
|
:: malicious prank
|
| sbeffamento {m}
|
:: taunt
|
| sbeffare {v}
|
:: To taunt
|
| sbeffatore {m}
|
:: taunter
|
| sbeffeggiamento {m}
|
:: cruel mockery, derision, or ridicule
|
| sbeffeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbeffeggiare
|
| sbeffeggiare {vt}
|
:: to mock, frolic or make fun of
|
| sbeffeggiatore {m}
|
:: mocker
|
| sbeffeggiatoria {f}
|
:: derision, mocking
|
| sbellicante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbellicarsi
|
| sbellicantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbellicarsi
|
| sbellicare {v}
|
:: To cut the navel
|
| sbellicare {v}
|
:: To eviscerate
|
| sbellicarsi {vr}
|
:: To split one's sides (laughing)
|
| sbellicarsi dalle risa {v}
|
:: synonym of sbellicarsi dalle risate
|
| sbellicarsi dalle risate {v}
|
:: synonym of sganasciarsi dalle risate
|
| sbellicatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbellicarsi
|
| sbendante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbendare
|
| sbendare {vt}
|
:: To remove a bandage from
|
| sbercia {f}
|
:: duffer, incompetent
|
| sberciare {v}
|
:: To sneer
|
| sbercio {m} [Tuscany]
|
:: blare, loud grating noise
|
| sbergo {m}
|
:: alternative form of usbergo
|
| sberla {f}
|
:: slap
|
| sberla {f} [journalism]
|
:: decisive defeat
|
| sberla {f} [familiar]
|
:: strong criticism or insult
|
| sberla {f} [familiar]
|
:: large expense
|
| sberleffare {v}
|
:: To sneer, taunt
|
| sberleffo {m} /zberˈlɛf.fo/
|
:: face, grimace, sneer
|
| sberlingacciare {v}
|
:: To celebrate Fat Thursday, typically by eating berliners
|
| sberlingacciare {v}
|
:: To revel, spree
|
| sbernare {v}
|
:: alternative form of svernare
|
| sberrettare {v}
|
:: To doff one's hat / cap
|
| sberrettata {f}
|
:: The doffing of one's cap to greet someone
|
| sbertare {v}
|
:: To mock
|
| sbertare {v}
|
:: To hoax
|
| sbertucciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbertucciare
|
| sbertucciare {vt}
|
:: To crumple, to crease, to wrinkle, to crush
|
| sbertucciare {vt}
|
:: To make fun of, to mock
|
| sbevacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbevacchiare
|
| sbevacchiare {vi}
|
:: To tipple
|
| sbevazzamento {m}
|
:: tippling
|
| sbevazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbevazzare
|
| sbevazzare {vi}
|
:: To tipple
|
| sbevazzatore {m}
|
:: tippler
|
| sbevicchiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sbevacchiare
|
| sbevucchiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sbevacchiare
|
| sbiadato {adj} [of a colour]
|
:: pale, faded
|
| sbiadente {v}
|
:: present participle of sbiadire
|
| sbiadentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbiadirsi
|
| sbiadire {vti}
|
:: to fade
|
| sbiadirsi {vr}
|
:: To fade
|
| sbiadito {adj}
|
:: faded
|
| sbiadito {adj}
|
:: colourless, dull
|
| sbiaditosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbiadirsi
|
| sbiancamento {m}
|
:: whitening, bleaching
|
| sbiancante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbiancare
|
| sbiancante {adj}
|
:: whitening
|
| sbiancante {m}
|
:: whitening agent
|
| sbiancare {vt}
|
:: To whiten, bleach
|
| sbiancatore {adj}
|
:: bleaching
|
| sbiancatore {m}
|
:: bleacher
|
| sbiancatrice {f}
|
:: A machine that removes the pericarp from rice (producing white rice from brown rice)
|
| sbiancatura {f}
|
:: whitening (process)
|
| sbianchente {v}
|
:: present participle of sbianchire
|
| sbianchimento {m}
|
:: bleaching
|
| sbianchire {vt}
|
:: to whiten, bleach
|
| sbianchire {vt} [cooking]
|
:: to blanch [food]
|
| sbianco {adj}
|
:: bleached
|
| sbiasciare {v}
|
:: alternative form of biascicare
|
| sbiavato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sbiadato
|
| sbicchierante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbicchierare
|
| sbicchierare {vi}
|
:: To drink together, in company
|
| sbicchierata {f}
|
:: A drink (in company)
|
| sbiecamente {adv}
|
:: aslant, askew, sidelong, obliquely
|
| sbiecare {v}
|
:: To place sideways
|
| sbiecare {v}
|
:: To look sideways
|
| sbiecare {v}
|
:: To cut a fabric on the bias
|
| sbieco {adj}
|
:: sloping, oblique, slanting, slanted
|
| sbieco {m}
|
:: bias (of a fabric)
|
| sbieco {m}
|
:: bias tape
|
| sbiellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbiellare
|
| sbiellare {vt}
|
:: To break down or pack up (of a car)
|
| sbiennare {vi} [student slang] /sbi.enˈna.re/
|
:: To pass the prescribed exams in a two-year period in university
|
| sbiescio {adj}
|
:: on the bias, crooked, oblique
|
| sbiettante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbiettare
|
| sbiettare {vt}
|
:: To remove wedges from
|
| sbigonciare {v}
|
:: To be extravagant
|
| sbigonciare {v}
|
:: To overflow
|
| sbigonciare {v} [of clothes]
|
:: To be too big
|
| sbigottente {v}
|
:: present participle of sbigottire
|
| sbigottentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbigottirsi
|
| sbigottimento {m}
|
:: dismay
|
| sbigottimento {m}
|
:: astonishment
|
| sbigottimento {m}
|
:: marvel
|
| sbigottimento {m}
|
:: surprise
|
| sbigottir {v}
|
:: apocopic form of sbigottire
|
| sbigottire {vt}
|
:: To dismay, dumbfound, make someone's jaw drop
|
| sbigottire {vi}
|
:: To be amazed, to be dumbfounded
|
| sbigottirsi {vr}
|
:: To be dismayed
|
| sbigottirsi {vr}
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:: To be astonished or amazed
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| sbigottito {adj}
|
:: amazed
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| sbigottito {adj}
|
:: dismayed
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| sbigottitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbigottirsi
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| sbilanciamento {m}
|
:: unbalance, hobble
|
| sbilanciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbilanciare
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| sbilanciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbilanciarsi
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| sbilanciare {vt}
|
:: to throw something off balance, overbalance, upset, unbalance
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| sbilanciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbilanciare
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| sbilanciarsi {vr}
|
:: to lose one's balance
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| sbilanciarsi {vr}
|
:: to commit oneself
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| sbilanciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbilanciarsi
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| sbilancio {m}
|
:: deficit (economic)
|
| sbilancione {m}
|
:: A sudden jump or jerk
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| sbilencare {v}
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:: To be, or become lopsided
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| sbilenco {adj}
|
:: crooked, misshapen, lopsided
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| sbilenco {adj}
|
:: twisted
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| sbiluciare {v}
|
:: To peek (at)
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| sbilucione {m}
|
:: peeker
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| sbilucione {m}
|
:: peeping tom
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| sbiobbo {m}
|
:: A person who is deformed with rickets
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| sbirbante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbirbare
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| sbirbare {vt}
|
:: To obtain (something) dishonestly
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| sbirbare {vi}
|
:: To live at the expense of, or on the labours of others
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| sbirbarsela {v}
|
:: to enjoy life and get by with little effort
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| sbirbonare {v}
|
:: To be rude or mischievous
|
| sbirciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbirciare
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| sbirciare {vt}
|
:: to peep or peek at
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| sbirciata {f}
|
:: peep, glance
|
| sbirciatina {f}
|
:: glance
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| sbirichinare {v}
|
:: To be naughty &c
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| sbirolo {adj}
|
:: crooked, lopsided
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| sbirraglia {f}
|
:: cops, the police
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| sbirreggiare {v}
|
:: To be sly or cunning
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| sbirreria {f}
|
:: The police
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| sbirreria {f}
|
:: police station
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| sbirresco {adj}
|
:: cop / police (attributive)
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| sbirro {m} /ˈzbir.ro/
|
:: cop (policeman)
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| sbirulento {adj}
|
:: crooked, lopsided
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| sbisciare {v}
|
:: To move like a snake
|
| sbisoriare {v}
|
:: To mumble a prayer
|
| sbisoriare {v}
|
:: To grumble
|
| sbisorio {m}
|
:: mumbling sound of prayers
|
| sbisorione {m}
|
:: A person who does nothing but recite prayers
|
| sbittare {v} [nautical]
|
:: To cast off, let go (unhitch from a bollard &c)
|
| sbizzarrente {v}
|
:: present participle of sbizzarrire
|
| sbizzarrentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbizzarrirsi
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| sbizzarrire {vt}
|
:: to give free rein to
|
| sbizzarrirsi {vr}
|
:: to indulge oneself
|
| sbizzarritosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbizzarrirsi
|
| sbizzire {v}
|
:: To have a tantrum
|
| sbloccaggio {m}
|
:: synonym of sbloccamento
|
| sbloccamento {m}
|
:: unblocking, freeing
|
| sbloccante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbloccare
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| sbloccante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbloccare
|
| sbloccantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbloccarsi
|
| sbloccare {vt} /sblokˈka.re/
|
:: to unblock
|
| sbloccare {vt}
|
:: to free
|
| sbloccarsi {v} /sbloˈkːarsi/
|
:: reflexive of sbloccare
|
| sbloccarsi {vr}
|
:: to become unblocked
|
| sbloccarsi {vr}
|
:: to be freed
|
| sbloccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbloccarsi
|
| sblocco {m}
|
:: unblocking, clearing, freeing
|
| sboba {f}
|
:: slop, swill
|
| sbobba {f} /ˈsbɔbba/
|
:: pigswill, slop
|
| sbobina {f}
|
:: transcription (especially of a text from audio)
|
| sbobinamento {m}
|
:: transcript
|
| sbobinamento {m}
|
:: transcription
|
| sbobinante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbobinare
|
| sbobinare {vt} /sbo.biˈna.re/
|
:: To transcribe (something that was recorded on tape)
|
| sbobinatura {f}
|
:: transcription (of a text from tape)
|
| sboccante {v}
|
:: present participle of sboccare
|
| sboccare {vi}
|
:: [of a river, stream, road, etc.] to flow or lead into
|
| sboccare {vi}
|
:: to end up (in) or arrive (at) [a place]
|
| sboccare {vi}
|
:: (with in) to result (in); to blossom (into); to break out (in); to turn (into)
|
| sboccare {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to overflow
|
| sboccare {vt}
|
:: to let out a small amount of wine from a container in order to expel impurities
|
| sboccare {vt} [regional]
|
:: to open [a door, window, etc.]
|
| sboccare {vt} [rare]
|
:: [of a cup, jug, etc.] to break the mouth or lip
|
| sboccataggine {f}
|
:: scurrility (foul or vulgar language)
|
| sboccatamente {adv}
|
:: coarsely, vulgarly
|
| sboccatezza {f}
|
:: synonym of sboccataggine
|
| sboccato {adj}
|
:: foul-mouthed (person)
|
| sboccato {adj}
|
:: coarse (language)
|
| sbocciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbocciare
|
| sbocciare {vi}
|
:: To bloom, flower or blossom
|
| sbocciolare {v} [horticulture]
|
:: To disbud
|
| sbocciolatura {f}
|
:: disbudding
|
| sbocco {m}
|
:: mouth, outlet, exit, end, way out, flowing
|
| sbocconcellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbocconcellare
|
| sbocconcellare {vt}
|
:: To nibble
|
| sbocconcellatura {f}
|
:: nibbling
|
| sbocconcellatura {f}
|
:: chipping
|
| sboffo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sbuffo
|
| sboglientare {v} [cooking]
|
:: synonym of scottare
|
| sbolgiare {v} /sbolˈd͡ʒa.re/
|
:: to bag, to be baggy
|
| sbolinato {adj} [nautical, of sails]
|
:: reefed
|
| sbollare {v}
|
:: To unseal
|
| sbollentante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbollentare
|
| sbollentare {vt}
|
:: to blanch, scald or parboil
|
| sbollentare {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to burn
|
| sbollentarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbollentare
|
| sbollentarsi {v}
|
:: to scald oneself with boiling water
|
| sbollente {v}
|
:: present participle of sbollire
|
| sbollire {vi}
|
:: To cool down
|
| sbolognante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbolognare
|
| sbolognare {vt}
|
:: To get rid of
|
| sbombone {m}
|
:: liar
|
| sbonzolare {v}
|
:: To dangle
|
| sbonzolare {v}
|
:: To sag
|
| sboom {m} [economics, fashion]
|
:: downturn
|
| sborbottare {v}
|
:: To scold reproach, tell off
|
| sbordare {v}
|
:: To unhem
|
| sbordellare {v}
|
:: To frequent brothels
|
| sbordellare {v}
|
:: To live an immoral life
|
| sbornia {f}
|
:: drunkenness, binge drinking
|
| sborniante {v}
|
:: present participle of sborniare
|
| sborniantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sborniarsi
|
| sborniare {vt}
|
:: to make drunk
|
| sborniarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sborniare
|
| sborniarsi {vr}
|
:: to get drunk
|
| sborniarsi {vr}
|
:: to get high
|
| sborniatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sborniarsi
|
| sbornione {m}
|
:: boozer (person)
|
| sborone {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sborrone
|
| sborone {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of sborrone
|
| sborra {f} [colloquial]
|
:: spunk, cum (ejaculate)
|
| sborrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sborrare
|
| sborrare {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: to leak, ooze
|
| sborrare {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: to boil over
|
| sborrare {vi} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: to ejaculate; to cum
|
| sborrare {vi} [vulgar]
|
:: to try to show off [skills, capacities, etc.] that one does not have
|
| sborrone {m} [slang]
|
:: boaster, braggart
|
| sborrone {adj}
|
:: arrogant; loudmouth (attributive)
|
| sborsamento {m}
|
:: payout, disbursement
|
| sborsante {v}
|
:: present participle of sborsare
|
| sborsare {vt}
|
:: To pay out, fork out, disburse or shell out
|
| sboscamento {m}
|
:: alternative form of disboscamento
|
| sboscante {v}
|
:: present participle of sboscare
|
| sboscare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of diboscare
|
| sbottante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbottare
|
| sbottare {vi}
|
:: (also with in or [ a + inf. ]) to burst out
|
| sbottonabile {adj}
|
:: unbuttonable
|
| sbottonante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbottonare
|
| sbottonantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbottonarsi
|
| sbottonare {vt}
|
:: to unbutton
|
| sbottonarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbottonare
|
| sbottonarsi {vr}
|
:: to unbutton
|
| sbottonarsi {vr}
|
:: to open up
|
| sbottonato {adj}
|
:: unbuttoned
|
| sbottonatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbottonarsi
|
| sbottonatura {f}
|
:: unbuttoning
|
| sbovo {m} [nautical]
|
:: windlass
|
| sbozzacchire {v}
|
:: To invigorate, strengthen, revive
|
| sbozzamento {m}
|
:: synonym of sbozzatura
|
| sbozzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbozzare
|
| sbozzare {v}
|
:: to sketch out
|
| sbozzare {v}
|
:: to rough-hew
|
| sbozzatore {m}
|
:: rough-hewer
|
| sbozzatura {f}
|
:: rough-hewing
|
| sbozzatura {f}
|
:: outlining, sketching
|
| sbozzimante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbozzimare
|
| sbozzimare {vt}
|
:: To desize (textiles)
|
| sbozzimatrice {f}
|
:: A machine that removes size from textiles
|
| sbozzimatura {f}
|
:: desizing
|
| sbozzolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbozzolare
|
| sbozzolare {vi}
|
:: To emerge from a cocoon
|
| sbozzolare {vt}
|
:: To gather cocoons
|
| sbozzolato {adj} [of a child]
|
:: grown up (literally out of the cocoon))
|
| sbozzolatore {m}
|
:: cocoon gatherer
|
| sbozzolatura {f}
|
:: gathering of cocoons (or the season for gathering)
|
| sbracalato {adj}
|
:: slovenly, sloppy, slipshod
|
| sbracalio {m}
|
:: slovenliness
|
| sbracante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbracare
|
| sbracantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbracarsi
|
| sbracare {vt}
|
:: To remove the trousers; to debag
|
| sbracare {vi}
|
:: To lose control of oneself
|
| sbracarsi {vr}
|
:: To remove one's trousers
|
| sbracarsi {vr}
|
:: To relax, to let one's hair down, to put one's feet up, to kick back
|
| sbracatamente {adv}
|
:: sloppily, shabbily, raggedly
|
| sbracatamente {adv}
|
:: coarsely, vulgarly
|
| sbracatezza {f}
|
:: sloppiness, shabbiness
|
| sbracatezza {f}
|
:: coarseness, vulgarity
|
| sbracato {adj}
|
:: trouserless
|
| sbracato {adj}
|
:: sloppy, shabby, raggedy
|
| sbracato {adj}
|
:: coarse, vulgar
|
| sbracatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbracarsi
|
| sbraccettare {v}
|
:: To go arm in arm
|
| sbracciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbracciarsi
|
| sbracciarsi {vr}
|
:: To wave one's arms; to gesticulate
|
| sbracciato {adj}
|
:: sleeveless
|
| sbracciato {adj}
|
:: With bare arms
|
| sbracciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbracciarsi
|
| sbraccio {m} [sports]
|
:: throwing action
|
| sbraceria {f}
|
:: bullying
|
| sbraciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbraciare
|
| sbraciare {vt}
|
:: To rouse or stir embers in order to rekindle them
|
| sbraciare {vt} [Tuscany]
|
:: To give or donate generously
|
| sbraciare {vi} [rare]
|
:: To spark or be sparking from burning embers
|
| sbraciare {vi} [Tuscany]
|
:: To be or act like a braggart
|
| sbraciatoio {m}
|
:: poker
|
| sbracionata {f}
|
:: synonym of spacconata
|
| sbracione {m}
|
:: bully
|
| sbracione {m}
|
:: braggart
|
| sbraitamento {m}
|
:: shout, yell, scream
|
| sbraitante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbraitare
|
| sbraitare {v}
|
:: to shout, holler, scream or yell
|
| sbraitio {m}
|
:: shouting, yelling, ranting
|
| sbraitone {m}
|
:: shouter, screamer, yeller
|
| sbramare {vt} /sbraˈma.re/
|
:: To satisfy (e.g. a desire or a need)
|
| sbramare {vt}
|
:: To husk (to remove husks from)
|
| sbramatura {f}
|
:: husking (of rice)
|
| sbramino {m}
|
:: rice huller
|
| sbranante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbranare
|
| sbranantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbranarsi
|
| sbranare {vt}
|
:: to tear to pieces, to tear apart
|
| sbranarsi {vr}
|
:: To tear each other to pieces, to tear one another to pieces
|
| sbranatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbranarsi
|
| sbrancamento {m}
|
:: dispersal, scattering
|
| sbrancante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbrancare
|
| sbrancare {vt}
|
:: to disperse or scatter a group of things, animals or people
|
| sbrancare {vt}
|
:: to break up [a gang, etc.]
|
| sbrancarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbrancare
|
| sbrancarsi {v}
|
:: to spread out
|
| sbrancicare {v}
|
:: To grope
|
| sbrancicone {m}
|
:: groper
|
| sbrandellare {v}
|
:: To shred
|
| sbrandellato {adj}
|
:: shredded
|
| sbrandellato {adj} [of a person]
|
:: ragged
|
| sbrattante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbrattare
|
| sbrattare {vt}
|
:: to tidy up
|
| sbrattare {vt}
|
:: to clear, clean
|
| sbrattata {f}
|
:: Quick clean or tidying-up
|
| sbratto {m}
|
:: clearing, cleaning, tidying
|
| sbravazzare {v}
|
:: To bully
|
| sbravazzata {f}
|
:: bullying
|
| sbreccante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbreccare
|
| sbreccare {vt}
|
:: To chip the rim or edge
|
| sbreccarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbreccare
|
| sbreccarsi {v}
|
:: to chip the rim
|
| sbreccato {adj}
|
:: chipped
|
| sbrecciare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to breach
|
| sbrecciare {vt}
|
:: to chip
|
| sbrecciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbrecciare
|
| sbrecciarsi {v}
|
:: to chip on the rim
|
| sbrecciato {adj}
|
:: chipped
|
| sbrego {m}
|
:: gash, tear, laceration
|
| sbrendolare {v}
|
:: To disintegrate
|
| sbrendolo {m}
|
:: A shred of clothing
|
| sbricco {m} [obsolete]
|
:: scoundrel, rogue
|
| sbriciare {v}
|
:: To crumble
|
| sbricio {adj}
|
:: petty, miserable, worn out
|
| sbriciolabile {adj}
|
:: That can be crumbled
|
| sbriciolamento {m}
|
:: crumbling
|
| sbriciolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbriciolare
|
| sbriciolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbriciolarsi
|
| sbriciolare {vt}
|
:: To crumble
|
| sbriciolare {vt}
|
:: To destroy or demolish
|
| sbriciolare {vt}
|
:: To crack
|
| sbriciolarsi {vr}
|
:: To crumble
|
| sbriciolato {adj}
|
:: demolished
|
| sbriciolatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbriciolarsi
|
| sbriciolatura {f}
|
:: crumbling
|
| sbriciolatura {f}
|
:: scraps, crumbs, fragments
|
| sbrigabile {adj}
|
:: That can be done or settled
|
| sbrigamento {m}
|
:: finishing up
|
| sbrigamento {m}
|
:: dismissal
|
| sbrigante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbrigare
|
| sbrigantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbrigarsi
|
| sbrigare {vt}
|
:: to carry out or complete [a task, etc.] quickly; to hurry up; to finish up
|
| sbrigare {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to dismiss or leave [a client, etc.] after fulfilling their requests; to attend to; to see to
|
| sbrigarsela {vp}
|
:: to free oneself from an assignment, commitment, etc.; to hurry in finishing a task; to finish up
|
| sbrigarsela {vp}
|
:: to get out of a difficult situation
|
| sbrigarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sbrigare
|
| sbrigarsi {v} [di]
|
:: to get rid (of)
|
| sbrigarsi {v}
|
:: to hasten; to hurry up; to get a move on
|
| sbrigativamente {adv}
|
:: quickly, hastily
|
| sbrigativamente {adv}
|
:: brusquely
|
| sbrigatività {f}
|
:: hastiness
|
| sbrigativo {adj}
|
:: hasty, hurried
|
| sbrigativo {adj}
|
:: brusque, rough-and-ready, rough
|
| sbrigativo {adj}
|
:: quick
|
| sbrigatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbrigarsi
|
| sbrigliamento {m}
|
:: unbridling
|
| sbrigliamento {m}
|
:: debridement
|
| sbrigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbrigliare
|
| sbrigliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sbrigliarsi
|
| sbrigliare {vt}
|
:: To unbridle
|
| sbrigliare {vt}
|
:: To debride
|
| sbrigliarsi {vr}
|
:: To be unbridled
|
| sbrigliatamente {adv}
|
:: unbridledly, unrestrainedly
|
| sbrigliatezza {f}
|
:: unruliness, rowdiness
|
| sbrigliato {adj}
|
:: unbridled, unrestrained
|
| sbrigliato {adj}
|
:: debrided
|
| sbrigliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sbrigliarsi
|
| sbrilluccicante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbrilluccicare
|
| sbrilluccicare {vi}
|
:: to shine with rapid and intermittent sparks of light
|
| sbrilluccicoso {adj}
|
:: glittery
|
| sbrilluccicoso {adj}
|
:: shiny
|
| sbrilluccicoso {adj}
|
:: sparkly
|
| sbrinamento {m}
|
:: defrosting
|
| sbrinante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbrinare
|
| sbrinare {vt} /zbriˈna.re/
|
:: To defrost
|
| sbrinatore {m}
|
:: deicer
|
| sbrinatore {m}
|
:: defroster (or the defrost button on a fridge)
|
| sbrinatura {f}
|
:: synonym of sbrinamento
|
| sbrindellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sbrindellare
|
| sbrindellare {vt}
|
:: To tear or rip to shreds
|
| sbrindellato {adj}
|
:: ragged, tattered, in tatters
|
| sbrinz {m}
|
:: sbrinz
|
| sbrisolona {f} /zbri.zoˈlo.na/
|
:: A type of crumbly cake made with nuts or almonds, typical of Mantua
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| sbroccare {v}
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:: alternative form of sbrucare
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| sbrodare {vt} [rare] /sbroˈda.re/
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:: To stain with broth or soup or a similar liquid
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| sbrodolamento {m}
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:: staining, dirtying
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| sbrodolamento {m}
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:: prolixity
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| sbrodolante {v}
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:: present participle of sbrodolare
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| sbrodolantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sbrodolarsi
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| sbrodolare {vt}
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:: to strain (soup or other food)
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| sbrodolare {vt} [figurative]
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:: to draw out (a speech)
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| sbrodolarsi {vr}
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:: To stain or dirty oneself (with food)
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| sbrodolata {f}
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:: long-winded speech or talk
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| sbrodolatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sbrodolarsi
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| sbrodolatura {f}
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:: synonym of sbrodolamento
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| sbrodolona {f}
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:: female equivalent of sbrodolone
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| sbrodolone {m}
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:: messy eater
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| sbrodolone {m}
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:: windbag
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| sbrogliamento {m}
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:: unravelling
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| sbrogliamento {m} [nautical]
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:: unfurling (of a sail)
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| sbrogliante {v}
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:: present participle of sbrogliare
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| sbrogliantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sbrogliarsi
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| sbrogliare {vt}
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:: to unravel
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| sbrogliare {vt} [nautical]
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:: to unfurl [a sail]
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| sbrogliare {vt}
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:: to solve, hack [a problem]
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| sbrogliarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of sbrogliare
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| sbrogliarsi {v}
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:: to disentangle, free oneself
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| sbrogliatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sbrogliarsi
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| sbroncare {vt} [forestry] /sbronˈka.re/
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:: To remove dry twigs and thorny branches from (a tree)
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| sbronza {f} [colloquial]
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:: drunkenness, binge drinking
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| sbronzante {v}
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:: present participle of sbronzarsi
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| sbronzantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sbronzarsi
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| sbronzarsi {vr}
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:: To get very drunk
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| sbronzatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sbronzarsi
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| sbronzo {adj} [colloquial] /ˈzbrontso/
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:: blotto, pissed, plastered, sozzled
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| sbroscia {f} [regional]
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:: soft snow
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| sbroscia {f} [regional]
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:: slops, swill, dishwater
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| sbrucare {v}
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:: To tear the leaves from a plant
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| sbruffante {v}
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:: present participle of sbruffare
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| sbruffare {vt}
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:: To spray, spurt or snort
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| sbruffare {vt}
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:: To boast
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| sbruffata {f}
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:: spurting, snorting
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| sbruffata {f}
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:: boast
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| sbruffo {m}
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:: spurt, splutter
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| sbruffona {f}
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:: female equivalent of sbruffone
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| sbruffonaggine {f}
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:: the act of boasting
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| sbruffonata {f}
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:: bragging, boasting
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| sbruffone {m}
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:: boaster, braggart
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| sbruffoneria {f}
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:: boasting, bragging
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| sbucante {v}
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:: present participle of sbucare
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| sbucare {vi}
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:: to pop out (of or from), flush
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| sbucare {vi}
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:: to spring (from)
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| sbucciabile {adj}
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:: peelable
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| sbucciamento {m}
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:: peeling (of fruit))
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| sbucciamento {m}
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:: shelling (of peas)
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| sbucciante {v}
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:: present participle of sbucciare
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| sbucciantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sbucciarsi
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| sbucciapatate {m}
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:: potato peeler
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| sbucciare {vt}
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:: to peel or pare [fruits, potatoes]
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| sbucciare {vt}
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:: to shell [peas]
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| sbucciarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of sbucciare
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| sbucciarsi {v}
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:: to graze, scrape, skin
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| sbucciarsi {v}
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:: to peel
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| sbucciatore {m}
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:: peeler (person or tool)
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| sbucciatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sbucciarsi
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| sbucciatura {f}
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:: graze (skin damage)
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| sbuccione {m}
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:: loafer (workshy person)
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| sbudellamento {m}
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:: gutting
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| sbudellamento {m}
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:: blood and guts
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| sbudellante {v}
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:: present participle of sbudellare
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| sbudellantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sbudellarsi
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| sbudellare {vt}
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:: to disembowel
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| sbudellarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of sbudellare
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| sbudellarsi {vr}
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:: to disembowel oneself
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| sbudellarsi {vr}
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:: to split one's sides (laughing)
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| sbudellatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sbudellarsi
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| sbufalatore {m}
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:: debunker
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| sbuffamento {m}
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:: synonym of sbuffo
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| sbuffante {v}
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:: present participle of sbuffare
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| sbuffante {adj}
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:: snorting, fuming
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| sbuffare {vt}
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:: to puff
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| sbuffare {vt}
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:: to snort, fume [with annoyance or rage]
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| sbuffo {m}
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:: gust or puff (of wind)
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| sbuffo {m}
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:: chug
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| sbugiardante {v}
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:: present participle of sbugiardare
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| sbugiardantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sbugiardarsi
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| sbugiardare {vt}
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:: to show someone to be a liar
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| sbugiardare {vt}
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:: to contradict, deny
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| sbugiardarsi {vr}
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:: To contradict oneself
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| sbugiardatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sbugiardarsi
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| sbullettante {v}
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:: present participle of sbullettare
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| sbullettare {vt}
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:: To untack
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| sbullonamento {m}
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:: unbolting
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| sbullonante {v}
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:: present participle of sbullonare
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| sbullonare {vt}
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:: to unbolt
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| sbullonarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of sbullonare
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| sbullonarsi {vi}
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:: [of a metal part] to detach from the surface because of a loosening or loss of bolts; to become unbolted
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| sburocratizzare {v}
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:: To debureaucratize
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| sburrante {v}
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:: present participle of sburrare
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| sburrare {vt}
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:: To skim or cream (milk)
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| sbuzzare {v}
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:: To disembowel
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| scabbia {f} [disease] /ˈskab.bja/
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:: scabies
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| scabbia {f} [by extension]
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:: Any disease that turns the skin dry and scaly
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| scabbioso {adj} [pathology, botany]
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:: scabby
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| scabinato {m}
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:: aldermancy
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| scabinato {m}
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:: magistracy
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| scabino {m}
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:: alderman (in medieval times)
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| scabino {m}
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:: magistrate
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| scabiosa {f}
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:: scabious [plant]
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| scabrezza {f}
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:: roughness
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| scabro {adj}
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:: rough, coarse, uneven
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| scabro {adj}
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:: concise, terse
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| scabrosamente {adv}
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:: with difficulty, knottily
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| scabrosamente {adv}
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:: indecently, scabrously
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| scabrosità {f}
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:: thorniness
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| scabrosità {f}
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:: roughness
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| scabrosità {f}
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:: indecency, offensiveness
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| scabroso {adj}
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:: scabrous (difficult, thorny)
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| scabroso {adj}
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:: [of a topic, discussion, etc.] touchy, sensitive
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| scabroso {adj} [rare]
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:: scabrous (very coarse or rough)
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| scacato {adj}
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:: Characteristic of a boorish Tuscan dialect
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| scacazzamento {m} [vulgar]
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:: crap, shit (action of defecation))
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| scacazzante {v}
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:: present participle of scacazzare
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| scacazzare {vt} [vulgar]
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:: to shit or crap
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| scaccato {adj}
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:: checkerboard [US], chequerboard [British] (design)
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| scaccato {adj} [heraldry]
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:: chequy, checky
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| scaccato {adj}
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:: checkered
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| scaccheggiato {adj}
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:: alternative form of scaccato
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| scacchiante {v}
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:: present participle of scacchiare
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| scacchiare {vt}
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:: To prune or pollard
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| scacchiatura {f}
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:: pruning, pollarding
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| scacchiera {f} [board games, chess]
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:: chessboard
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| scacchiera {f} [board games, chess]
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:: checkerboard [US], chequerboard or draughtboard [British]
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| scacchismo {m} [chess]
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:: professional chess play, considered in its technical, competitive, and organizational aspects
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| scacchista {mf}
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:: chess player
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| scacchistico {adj}
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:: chess (attributive)
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| scacciacani {mf}
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:: pistol that fires blanks (as a signal, or to scare off)
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| scacciadiavoli {m}
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:: a large caliber cannon of the sixteenth century that launched hollow balls containing explosives
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| scacciafumo {m}
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:: air blast (from an explosion)
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| scacciamento {m} [rare]
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:: the act of driving or chasing away
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| scacciamosche {m}
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:: flywhisk, flyswatter
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| scacciante {v}
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:: present participle of scacciare
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| scacciapensieri {f} [musical instruments]
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:: Jew's harp
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| scacciapensieri {f} [rare]
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:: pastime
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| scacciapensieri {adj} [rare]
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:: pastime (attributive)
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| scacciare {vt}
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:: to drive away or chase away
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| scacciare {vt}
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:: to throw out or turn out
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| scacciare {vt}
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:: to overcome or dispel
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| scacciata {f}
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:: expulsion
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| scacco {m}
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:: chess piece, chessman
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| scacco {m}
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:: square (chess)
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| scacco {m}
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:: check
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| scacco {m} [in the plural]
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:: chess
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| scaccografia {f}
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:: transcription (using letters and numbers) of a chess game
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| scaccogramma {f}
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:: A pictorial representation of a chessboard showing the positions of pieces during a game
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| scaccolante {v}
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:: present participle of scaccolarsi
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| scaccolantesi {v}
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:: present participle of scaccolarsi
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| scaccolare {vt}
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:: to pick one's nose
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| scaccolarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of scaccolare
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| scaccolarsi {v}
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:: to pick one's nose
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| scaccolatosi {v}
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:: past participle of scaccolarsi
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| scacco matto {m} [chess]
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:: checkmate
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| scaccomatto {m}
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:: alternative form of scacco matto
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| scaciato {adj} /skaˈt͡ʃa.to/
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:: vivid, brilliant
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| scaciato {adj}
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:: destitute, neglected
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| scadente {adj}
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:: Of poor quality, of low quality, shoddy
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| scadente {adj}
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:: poor, low, bad, sleazy
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| scadente {v}
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:: present participle of scadere
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| scadenza {f}
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:: expiration, expiry, expiry date, deadline, date
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| scadenzante {v}
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:: present participle of scadenzare
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| scadenzare {vt}
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:: To set a time limit or expiry date
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| scadenzario {f}
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:: ledger, bill book, tickler, schedule book
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| scadenzario {f}
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:: prompt
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| scadenziere {m}
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:: synonym of scadenzario
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| scadere {vi}
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:: to decline, go down
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| scadere {vi}
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:: to expire [of a document, etc.]
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| scadere {vi}
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:: to become due [of a payment, etc.]
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| scadimento {m}
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:: decline, decay, degradation
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| scaduto {adj}
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:: expired, out of date
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| Scaduto {prop}
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:: surname
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| scafandro {m}
|
:: diving suit
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| scafandro {m}
|
:: spacesuit
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| scafante {v}
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:: present participle of scafare
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| scafare {vt}
|
:: to sharpen the wits of
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| scafare {vt}
|
:: to teach a thing or two
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| scafare {vt}
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:: to make more skilled
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| scafatese {adj}
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:: Of, or from, Scafati
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| scafatese {m}
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:: A native or inhabitant of Scafati
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| Scafati {prop}
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:: Scafati (town)
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| scafato {adj}
|
:: shrewd, astute
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| scafato {adj}
|
:: cunning
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| scafato {adj}
|
:: alert, sharp
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| scaffalante {v}
|
:: present participle of scaffalare
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| scaffalare {vt}
|
:: to fit with shelves
|
| scaffalare {vt}
|
:: to arrange on shelves
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| scaffalatura {f}
|
:: shelves, shelving
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| scaffale {m} [furniture]
|
:: shelf
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| scaffale {m} [furniture]
|
:: bookshelf, bookcase
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| scaffalista {mf} [neologism]
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:: person who places and organizes store merchandise; stocker
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| scaffare {v}
|
:: To play the game "pari e caffo"
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| scafista {mf}
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:: a person who maintains and repairs the hulls of ships or aircraft
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| scafista {mf}
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:: a person who smuggles cigarettes using fast motorboats
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| scafista {mf}
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:: a people trafficker who uses fast boats
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| -scafo {suffix} [nautical]
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:: Used to form the names of craft having a specified hull
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| scafo- {prefix}
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:: scapho- (shaped like the hull of a ship)
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| scafo {m} [nautical]
|
:: hull (of a ship)
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| scafocefalia {f}
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:: scaphocephaly
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| scafocefalico {adj}
|
:: scaphocephalic
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| scafocefalo {m}
|
:: scaphocephalic (person)
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| scafoide {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: scaphoid, navicular
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| scafoide {m} [skeleton]
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:: scaphoid, scaphoid bone, navicular bone
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| scafoidite {f}
|
:: scaphoiditis
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| scafopodo {m}
|
:: tusk shell, tooth shell (of class Scaphopoda)
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| scagazzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scacazzare
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| scaggia {f} [southern Italy] /ˈskad.d͡ʒa/
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:: alternative form of scabbia
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| scaggiale {m}
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:: A belt used (in the middle ages) to hold a sword or a bag
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| scagionante {v}
|
:: present participle of scagionare
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| scagionantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scagionarsi
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| scagionare {vt}
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:: to exonerate (to free from accusation or blame)
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| scagionarsi {vr}
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:: To exonerate oneself
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| scagionatosi {v}
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:: past participle of scagionarsi
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| scaglia {f} [zoology]
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:: scale (keratin piece covering the skin of reptiles and fishes)
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| scaglia {f}
|
:: flake, sliver
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| scaglia {f}
|
:: splinter
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| scagliabile {adj}
|
:: throwable
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| scagliamento {m}
|
:: throw
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| scagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of scagliare
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| scagliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scagliarsi
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| scagliare {vt} [also, figurative]
|
:: to hurl, to throw, to fling
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| scagliarsi {vr}
|
:: To pounce, to hurl oneself, to fling oneself
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| scagliatore {m}
|
:: thrower
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| scagliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scagliarsi
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| scagliola {f}
|
:: A fine gypsum used for plaster modelling and stucco
|
| scaglionamento {m}
|
:: an arrangement of troops in lines or echelons
|
| scaglionante {v}
|
:: present participle of scaglionare
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| scaglionare {vt}
|
:: to space out or spread out
|
| scaglionare {vt}
|
:: to echelon
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| scaglione {m} [collective]
|
:: group, contingent, quota
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| scaglione {m} [military]
|
:: echelon
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| scaglione {m} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: chevron
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| scaglionetto {m}
|
:: chevronel
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| scaglioso {adj}
|
:: scaly
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| scagliuola {f}
|
:: scagliola
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| scagnare {v} [of a hunting dog]
|
:: To bark after detecting game
|
| scagnio {m}
|
:: A continuous barking
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| scagno {m} /ˈskaɲ.ɲo/
|
:: alternative form of scanno
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| scagnozzo {m}
|
:: lackey
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| scagnozzo {m}
|
:: hanger-on
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| scala {f} /ˈska.la/
|
:: ladder
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| scala {f}
|
:: stair
|
| scala {f}
|
:: scale
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| scala a bovolo {f}
|
:: spiral staircase
|
| scala a chiocciola {f}
|
:: spiral staircase
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| scala a libretto {f}
|
:: step ladder
|
| scala a pioli {f}
|
:: ladder
|
| scalabile {adj}
|
:: scalable
|
| scalabilità {f}
|
:: scalability
|
| scalabriniano {m}
|
:: A member of the Congregation of the Missionaries of San Carlo who assist Italian emigrants to the USA
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| scalabrino {m}
|
:: A cunning person
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| scala colore {f} [card games, poker]
|
:: straight flush
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| scala corta {f} [maths]
|
:: short scale
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| scala di servizio {f}
|
:: backstairs
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| scala lunga {f} [maths]
|
:: long scale
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| scalamento {m}
|
:: climb
|
| scala mobile {f}
|
:: escalator
|
| scalandrone {m} [nautical]
|
:: gangplank, gangway
|
| scalante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalare
|
| Scala Nuova {prop} /ˌska.la ˈnwɔ.va/
|
:: former name of Kuşadası, Scala Nuova (city)
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| scalappiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of accalappiare
|
| scalare {vt}
|
:: To climb or scale
|
| scalare {vt}
|
:: To pay off a debt in instalments
|
| scalare {vt}
|
:: To layer the hair
|
| scalare {adj}
|
:: graded, scaled
|
| scalare {adj}
|
:: scalar
|
| scalare {m} [mathematics]
|
:: scalar
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| scala reale {f} [card games, poker]
|
:: royal flush
|
| scalariforme {adj}
|
:: scalariform
|
| scalarmente {adv}
|
:: stepwise
|
| scalata {f}
|
:: scaling, climbing
|
| scalata {f}
|
:: climb
|
| scalatore {m}
|
:: climber, mountaineer, escalader
|
| scalatore {m} [cycle racing]
|
:: climber
|
| scalatorio {adj}
|
:: mountain climbing (attributive)
|
| scalatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scalatore
|
| scalcagnare {v}
|
:: To trample, stomp (with the heel)
|
| scalcagnato {adj}
|
:: down at hill (shoe)
|
| scalcagnato {adj}
|
:: shabby, run-down
|
| scalcante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalcare
|
| scalcare {vt}
|
:: To carve or cut (a joint of meat etc)
|
| scalciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalciare
|
| scalciare {vi}
|
:: to kick
|
| scalcinante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalcinare
|
| scalcinare {vt}
|
:: To remove plaster from
|
| scalcinato {adj}
|
:: Not plastered
|
| scalcinato {adj}
|
:: shabby, much worn
|
| scalcinatura {f}
|
:: removal of plaster
|
| scalco {m}
|
:: carver
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| scaldaacqua {m}
|
:: geyser (water heater)
|
| scaldabagno {m}
|
:: water heater, boiler (domestic), geyser (domestic)
|
| scaldabanchi {mf}
|
:: A careless schoolboy / girl who shows no interest in lessons
|
| scaldabiberon {m}
|
:: baby's bottle warmer
|
| scaldacollo {m}
|
:: neckwarmer or snood (short, thick scarf)
|
| scaldacqua {m}
|
:: alternative form of scaldaacqua
|
| scaldacuore {m}
|
:: wrap-around cardigan
|
| scaldaletto {m}
|
:: warming pan (for a bed)
|
| scaldamani {m}
|
:: hand warmer
|
| scaldamento {m}
|
:: warming
|
| scaldamuscoli {m}
|
:: leg warmer
|
| scaldante {v}
|
:: present participle of scaldare
|
| scaldantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scaldarsi
|
| scaldapanche {mf}
|
:: idler, loafer (lazy person)
|
| scaldapiatti {m}
|
:: plate warmer
|
| scaldapiedi {m}
|
:: foot warmer
|
| scaldar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of scaldare
|
| scaldarancio {m}
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:: A roll of paper, soaked in paraffin and lard, used to heat food by soldiers during World War One
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| scaldare {vt} [also, figurative]
|
:: to warm up
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| scaldare {vt}
|
:: to galvanize; to energize; to fire up
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| scaldare {vt}
|
:: to excite sexually; to turn on
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| scaldare {vi}
|
:: to be or get too hot; to heat up
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| scaldarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scaldare
|
| scaldarsi {v}
|
:: to warm oneself
|
| scaldarsi {v}
|
:: to get excited, worked up, or fired up
|
| scaldarsi {v}
|
:: to lose control of oneself
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| scaldaseggiole {mf}
|
:: synonym of scaldapanche
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| scaldatoio {m}
|
:: calefactory
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| scaldatore {m}
|
:: warmer
|
| scaldatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scaldarsi
|
| scaldavivande {m}
|
:: chafing dish (dish warmer)
|
| scaldico {adj}
|
:: skaldic
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| scaldino {m} [dated] /skalˈdi.no/
|
:: warmer (for the hands, feet or a bed)
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| scaldo {m}
|
:: skald
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| scalducciarsi {vr}
|
:: to warm up
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| scalea {f}
|
:: flight of steps, perron
|
| scaleno {adj} [geometry]
|
:: scalene
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| scaleno {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: scalene, scalenus
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| scaleno {m} [muscle]
|
:: scalenus
|
| scaleno anteriore {m} [muscle]
|
:: scalenus anterior, anterior scalene muscle
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| scalenoedro {m} [geometry]
|
:: scalenohedron
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| scaleno medio {m} [muscle]
|
:: scalenus medius, middle scalene muscle
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| scaleno posteriore {m} [muscle]
|
:: scalenus posterior, posterior scalene muscle
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| scalenotomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: scalenotomy
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| scaleo {m} /ska.ˈlɛ.o/
|
:: step ladder
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| scalera {f}
|
:: A ceremonial staircase, at the entrance of a building, in the form of two symmetric ramps
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| Scalera {prop}
|
:: surname
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| scaletta {f}
|
:: diminutive of scala; little ladder or step ladder
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| scaletta {f}
|
:: table to calculate the interest rates for a holder of a credit or debit card
|
| scaletta {f}
|
:: programme, schedule, agenda, outline
|
| scaletta {f}
|
:: a disc jockey's playlist
|
| scalettante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalettare
|
| scalettare {vt}
|
:: to terrace (cut steps in)
|
| scalettare {vt}
|
:: to schedule
|
| scalettato {adj}
|
:: stepped, terraced
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| scalettato {adj}
|
:: indexed
|
| scalfante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalfare
|
| scalfare {vt}
|
:: To widen the armhole(s) of
|
| Scalfaro {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Scalfaro {prop}
|
:: Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, Italian politician and ninth President of Italy
|
| scalfarotto {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: wool or fur slipper(s)
|
| scalfente {v}
|
:: present participle of scalfire
|
| scalfentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scalfirsi
|
| scalferotto {m}
|
:: alternative form of scalfarotto
|
| scalfire {vt}
|
:: To scratch or graze
|
| scalfire {vt}
|
:: To touch, affect or hurt
|
| scalfirsi {vr}
|
:: To be scratched or grazed
|
| scalfitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scalfirsi
|
| scalfittura {f}
|
:: scratch
|
| scalfo {m}
|
:: armhole
|
| scalificio {m}
|
:: ladder factory
|
| scaligero {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Verona or the Verona people; Veronese
|
| scaligero {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to La Scala theatre in Milan
|
| scaligero {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to House of Scaliger, a noble family of Verona
|
| scaligero {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Verona; a Veronese
|
| scaligero {m}
|
:: A La Scala theatre artist or employee
|
| scalimetro {m}
|
:: engineer's scale
|
| scalinare {v}
|
:: synonym of gradinare (while mountaineering)
|
| scalinata {f}
|
:: staircase, stairway (especially of public spaces)
|
| scalinata {f}
|
:: flight of steps or stairs
|
| scalinatura {f}
|
:: synonym of gradinatura
|
| scalino {m}
|
:: step
|
| scalino {m}
|
:: rung (of a ladder)
|
| scalmana {f}
|
:: chill
|
| scalmana {f}
|
:: hot flush
|
| scalmana {f}
|
:: fancy, craze
|
| scalmanante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalmanarsi
|
| scalmanantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scalmanarsi
|
| scalmanarsi {vr}
|
:: To bustle or hurry
|
| scalmanarsi {vr}
|
:: To get excited, to work oneself up
|
| scalmanarsi {vr}
|
:: To have a hot flush
|
| scalmanata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scalmanato
|
| scalmanato {adj}
|
:: hotheaded, rowdy
|
| scalmanato {m}
|
:: hothead, rowdy
|
| scalmanatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scalmanarsi
|
| scalmanatura {f}
|
:: synonym of scalmana
|
| scalmarsi {v}
|
:: synonym of scalmanarsi
|
| scalmato {adj}
|
:: bustling
|
| scalmiera {f} [nautical]
|
:: rowlock, oarlock
|
| scalmo {m} [nautical]
|
:: tholepin, rowlock, oarlock, futtock
|
| scalo {m}
|
:: slipway (for small boats)
|
| scalo {m}
|
:: stop, stopover
|
| scalo {m}
|
:: port of call
|
| scalo {m}
|
:: airstrip, runway (for planes)
|
| Scalo {prop}
|
:: (in combination) the name of a community that has grown up around a railway station some distance from the town it serves
|
| scaloccio {adj}
|
:: prison cell (attributive)
|
| scaloccio {m}
|
:: small prison cell
|
| scalogna {f}
|
:: bad luck
|
| scalognato {adj}
|
:: unlucky
|
| scalogno {m}
|
:: shallot
|
| scalone {m}
|
:: grand staircase
|
| scalopo {m}
|
:: mole (Scalopus aquaticus)
|
| scaloppa {f}
|
:: escalope
|
| scaloppa {f}
|
:: cutlet
|
| scaloppante {v}
|
:: present participle of scaloppare
|
| scaloppare {vt}
|
:: To scallop (meat)
|
| scaloppina {f}
|
:: escalope, scallop (cooked)
|
| scaloppina {f}
|
:: cutlet (cut of meat)
|
| scalpante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalpare
|
| scalpare {vt}
|
:: to scalp
|
| scalpellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalpellare
|
| scalpellare {vt}
|
:: to chisel
|
| scalpellare {vt}
|
:: to scalpel
|
| scalpellatore {m}
|
:: stonecutter, chisel
|
| scalpellatore {m}
|
:: scalpel
|
| scalpellatore {m}
|
:: drill bit
|
| scalpellatura {f}
|
:: chiselling
|
| scalpellatura {f}
|
:: scalpel use
|
| scalpellinante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalpellinare
|
| scalpellinare {v}
|
:: Variant of scalpellare
|
| scalpellino {m}
|
:: stonecutter, stonemason
|
| scalpello {m} /skalˈpɛl.lo/
|
:: chisel
|
| scalpello {m} [surgery]
|
:: scalpel
|
| scalpicciamento {m}
|
:: shuffling
|
| scalpicciare {vi}
|
:: To shuffle or scuttle
|
| scalpiccio {m}
|
:: shuffling, scuttling
|
| scalpitamento {m}
|
:: pawing (of the ground, by a horse)
|
| scalpitante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalpitare
|
| scalpitante {adj}
|
:: pawing (horse)
|
| scalpitante {adj}
|
:: eager, raring
|
| scalpitar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of scalpitare
|
| scalpitare {vi}
|
:: [of a horse] to paw (beat the ground with the forefoot)
|
| scalpitare {vi}
|
:: to be eager or raring
|
| scalpitare {vt}
|
:: to tread
|
| scalpitare {vt}
|
:: to scorn
|
| scalpitio {m}
|
:: pawing, stamping (of the ground)
|
| scalpo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: scalp
|
| scalpore {m}
|
:: sensation
|
| scalpore {m}
|
:: furore
|
| scalterire {v}
|
:: alternative form of scaltrire
|
| scaltramente {adv}
|
:: cleverly, shrewdly
|
| scaltrente {v}
|
:: present participle of scaltrire
|
| scaltrentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scaltrirsi
|
| scaltrezza {f}
|
:: shrewdness, astuteness
|
| scaltrezza {f}
|
:: cunning, slyness
|
| scaltrire {vt}
|
:: To make someone wiser or more expert
|
| scaltrirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scaltrire
|
| scaltrirsi {vr}
|
:: to become wiser, more expert
|
| scaltrirsi {vr}
|
:: to sharpen one's wits
|
| scaltrito {adj}
|
:: worldly-wise
|
| scaltritosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scaltrirsi
|
| scaltro {adj}
|
:: shrewd, astute
|
| scaltro {adj}
|
:: cunning, sly, slick
|
| scalvare {v}
|
:: To prune a plant heavily
|
| scalvare {v}
|
:: To cut off all of a person's hair
|
| scalzabile {adj}
|
:: That can be ousted; removable
|
| scalzacane {mf}
|
:: down-and-out
|
| scalzacane {mf}
|
:: bungler, blunderer
|
| scalzagatto {m}
|
:: synonym of scalzacane
|
| scalzamento {m}
|
:: undermining
|
| scalzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scalzare
|
| scalzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scalzarsi
|
| scalzapelli {m}
|
:: orange stick
|
| scalzare {vt}
|
:: to take off a shoe, sock
|
| scalzare {vt}
|
:: to bare the roots of a plant
|
| scalzare {vt}
|
:: to undermine
|
| scalzare {vt}
|
:: to oust, remove
|
| scalzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scalzare
|
| scalzarsi {v}
|
:: To remove one's shoes and socks
|
| scalzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scalzarsi
|
| scalzatura {f}
|
:: sapping, undermining
|
| scalzo {adj}
|
:: barefoot
|
| Scamandro {prop}
|
:: Scamandro (river)
|
| Scamarcio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| scambiabile {adj}
|
:: exchangeable
|
| scambiamento {m}
|
:: exchange, swap
|
| scambiamento {m}
|
:: trade
|
| scambiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scambiare
|
| scambiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scambiarsi
|
| scambiare {vt}
|
:: to exchange, swap, switch, reverse
|
| scambiare {vt} [economy]
|
:: to exchange, trade, bargain, swap
|
| scambiare {vt}
|
:: to mistake for, take for, take instead of, mix up
|
| scambiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scambiare
|
| scambiarsi {v}
|
:: to exchange, swap
|
| scambiatore {m}
|
:: exchanger
|
| scambiatore {m}
|
:: heat exchanger (properly scambiatore di calore)
|
| scambiatore di calore {m}
|
:: heat exchanger
|
| scambiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scambiarsi
|
| scambiettare {v}
|
:: To perform an entrechat
|
| scambietto {m}
|
:: entrechat
|
| scambievole {adj}
|
:: mutual, reciprocal
|
| scambievolezza {f}
|
:: reciprocity
|
| scambievolmente {adv}
|
:: mutually, reciprocally
|
| scambio {m}
|
:: exchange, interchange, swap
|
| scambio {m}
|
:: mix up, mistake
|
| scambio {m} [economy, finance]
|
:: exchange, trade, trading, dealings, swap, bargain
|
| scambio {m} [railways]
|
:: points, frog, railroad switch
|
| scambismo {m}
|
:: swinging (non-monogamous sexual lifestyle)
|
| scambista {mf}
|
:: signalman (in a railway signal box)
|
| scambista {mf} [sex]
|
:: swinger
|
| scambista {mf}
|
:: money changer
|
| scambista {mf}
|
:: swapper (person who exchanges things)
|
| scamerare {v}
|
:: To return something previously confiscated
|
| scamiciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scamiciarsi
|
| scamiciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scamiciarsi
|
| scamiciare {v}
|
:: To remove a shirt / jacket / armour
|
| scamiciarsi {vr}
|
:: To take off one's jacket / shirt
|
| scamiciato {adj}
|
:: In one's shirtsleeves
|
| scamiciato {adj}
|
:: In disarray
|
| scamiciato {m}
|
:: pinafore
|
| scamiciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scamiciarsi
|
| scammonea {f} /skam.moˈnɛa̯/
|
:: alternative form of scamonea
|
| scamone {m} [regional] /skaˈmo.ne/
|
:: synonym of culaccio: rump [UK]; sirloin [US] (cut of meat)
|
| scamonea {f} /ska.moˈnɛa̯/
|
:: The plant Convolvulus scammonia: scammony
|
| scamorza {f} /skaˈmɔr.t͡sa/
|
:: scamorza (southern Italian unfermented cheese)
|
| scamorza {f} [figurative, regional]
|
:: incompetent person, fool
|
| scamosceria {f}
|
:: synonym of scamosciatura
|
| scamosciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scamosciare
|
| scamosciare {vt}
|
:: To chamois or suede (leather)
|
| scamosciato {adj}
|
:: suede (attributive)
|
| scamosciatore {m}
|
:: tanner of suede leather
|
| scamosciatura {f}
|
:: chamoising, sueding (tanning of soft leather)
|
| scamoscio {adj}
|
:: suede (attributive)
|
| scamozza {f} [uncommon]
|
:: alternative form of scamorza
|
| scamozzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scamozzare
|
| scamozzare {vt}
|
:: To pollard or lop
|
| scamozzatura {f}
|
:: pollarding, lopping
|
| scamozzolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scamuzzolo
|
| scampaforca {mf}
|
:: rascal, scoundrel
|
| scampagnare {v}
|
:: To visit the countryside for leisure purposes, typically to picnic
|
| scampagnata {f}
|
:: trip or outing to the countryside
|
| scampanacciata {f}
|
:: The practice of rattling metal objects as a form of mockery to a newly-married couple
|
| scampanamento {m}
|
:: a peal of bells
|
| scampanamento {m}
|
:: knocking of an engine
|
| scampanante {v}
|
:: present participle of scampanare
|
| scampanare {vi}
|
:: To peal (bells)
|
| scampanare {vi}
|
:: To flare (clothes)
|
| scampanata {f}
|
:: pealing
|
| scampanato {adj}
|
:: flared (clothes)
|
| scampanatura {f}
|
:: flare (on trouser legs etc.)
|
| scampanellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scampanellare
|
| scampanellare {vi}
|
:: To peal (of bells)
|
| scampanellata {f}
|
:: peal (of bells)
|
| scampanellio {m}
|
:: peal, pealing (of bells)
|
| scampanio {m}
|
:: peal (of bells)
|
| scampante {v}
|
:: present participle of scampare
|
| scampantela {v}
|
:: present participle of scamparla
|
| scampare {vit}
|
:: (sometimes with a) to escape (from)
|
| scampare {v} [rare]
|
:: [in, a] to find safety (in/at)
|
| scampare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to save
|
| scampatala {v}
|
:: past participle of scamparla
|
| scampo {m}
|
:: escape, way out
|
| scampo {m}
|
:: prawn (shrimp of the suborder Dendrobranchiata)
|
| scampolo {m}
|
:: remnant
|
| scamuffante {v}
|
:: present participle of scamuffare
|
| scamuffare {v}
|
:: to uncover what was disguised or hidden
|
| scamuzzolo {m}
|
:: crumb (small piece of something)
|
| scana {f}
|
:: fang, in the sense of pointed tooth
|
| scanagliare {v}
|
:: To behave as a rogue
|
| scanalante {v}
|
:: present participle of scanalare
|
| scanalare {vt}
|
:: To cut or plough a groove
|
| scanalato {adj}
|
:: grooved
|
| scanalato {adj}
|
:: fluted
|
| scanalatrice {f}
|
:: groover (machine that cuts grooves)
|
| scanalatura {f}
|
:: groove
|
| scanalatura {f}
|
:: fluting (architectural)
|
| scanalatura {f}
|
:: canal (irrigation)
|
| scancellabile {adj}
|
:: erasable, deletable
|
| scancellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scancellare
|
| scancellare {vt}
|
:: To delete, to rub out
|
| scancellare {vt}
|
:: to cross out
|
| scancellatura {f}
|
:: erasing, crossing out, deletion
|
| scanceria {f}
|
:: synonym of scansia
|
| scancia {f}
|
:: synonym of scansia
|
| scancio {m}
|
:: oblique (line)
|
| scandagliabile {adj}
|
:: That can be sounded, fathomable
|
| scandagliamento {m}
|
:: sounding, fathoming (measurement of water depth)
|
| scandagliamento {m}
|
:: in-depth investigation
|
| scandagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of scandagliare
|
| scandagliare {vt} [nautical]
|
:: to sound, fathom
|
| scandagliare {vt}
|
:: to investigate; to take soundings
|
| scandagliatore {m} [nautical]
|
:: leadsman
|
| scandaglio {m}
|
:: sounding, fathoming (measurement of depth of water)
|
| scandaglio {m}
|
:: lead (plummet to measure depth of water)
|
| scandalezzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scandalizzare
|
| scandalismo {m}
|
:: scandal-mongering, sensationalism
|
| scandalista {mf}
|
:: scandalmonger, sensationalist
|
| scandalistico {adj}
|
:: scandal (attributive), muckraking, scandalmongering
|
| scandalizzamento {m}
|
:: scandal
|
| scandalizzamento {m}
|
:: muckraking
|
| scandalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scandalizzare
|
| scandalizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scandalizzarsi
|
| scandalizzare {vt}
|
:: to scandalize, shock
|
| scandalizzarsi {v} /skandaliˈd͡ːzarsi/
|
:: reflexive of scandalizzare
|
| scandalizzarsi {vr}
|
:: to be scandalized or shocked
|
| scandalizzatore {m}
|
:: muckraker
|
| scandalizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scandalizzarsi
|
| scandalo {m}
|
:: scandal
|
| scandalosamente {adv}
|
:: scandalously, shockingly, outrageously
|
| scandaloso {adj}
|
:: scandalous, shocking, outrageous
|
| scandente {v}
|
:: present participle of scandire
|
| scandiccese {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Scandicci
|
| scandiccese {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Scandicci
|
| Scandicci {prop}
|
:: Scandicci (town)
|
| Scandinavia {prop} /skan.diˈna.vja/
|
:: Scandinavia, specifically:
|
| Scandinavia {prop} [political, cultural, linguistic, etc.]
|
:: Denmark, Norway, and Sweden collectively
|
| Scandinavia {prop} [geographic]
|
:: The Scandinavian Peninsula
|
| scandinavistica {f}
|
:: Scandinavian studies
|
| scandinavo {adj}
|
:: Scandinavian
|
| scandinavo {m}
|
:: Scandinavian (person)
|
| scandinavo {m}
|
:: Scandinavian (any of the languages used in the Scandinavian countries)
|
| scandio {m} [chemistry] /ˈskan.djo/
|
:: scandium
|
| scandire {vt} /skanˈdi.re/
|
:: to articulate (pronounce clearly)
|
| scandire {vt}
|
:: to mark the passage of time at regular intervals
|
| scandire {vt} [poetry]
|
:: to scan (mark to show meter)
|
| scandire {vt} [colloquial, computing]
|
:: to scan (create a digital copy)
|
| scandola {f}
|
:: shingle (building material)
|
| scandolaro {m} [nautical]
|
:: A magazine (storehouse) in the aftcastle of a medieval ship
|
| scandolo {m}
|
:: Variant of scandalo
|
| Scandone {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| scanfarda {f}
|
:: slut, whore
|
| scangeo {m}
|
:: uproar, din
|
| Scania {prop}
|
:: Scania
|
| scannafosso {m}
|
:: drain (agricultural channel)
|
| scannamento {m}
|
:: butchery, slaughter
|
| scannante {v}
|
:: present participle of scannare
|
| scannantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scannarsi
|
| scannapagnotte {mf}
|
:: good-for-nothing, parasite
|
| scannare {vt}
|
:: to cut the throat of [an animal]
|
| scannare {vt}
|
:: to butcher, slaughter [an animal]
|
| scannare {vt} [computing]
|
:: alternative form of scannerizzare
|
| scannarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scannare
|
| scannarsi {v}
|
:: to be at each other's throat
|
| scannato {adj}
|
:: penniless
|
| scannatoio {m}
|
:: slaughterhouse, abattoir, shambles
|
| scannatore {m}
|
:: cutthroat (unscrupulous person)
|
| scannatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scannarsi
|
| scannatura {f}
|
:: butchery, slaughter
|
| scannatura {f}
|
:: slaughterhouse
|
| scannauomini {mf}
|
:: userer, loan shark
|
| scannellamento {m}
|
:: synonym of scannellatura
|
| scannellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scannellare
|
| scannellare {vt}
|
:: To channel, slot or groove
|
| scannellato {adj}
|
:: fluted, grooved
|
| scannellatura {f}
|
:: grooving, channelling, fluting
|
| scannellatura {f}
|
:: groove, flute, slot
|
| scannello {m}
|
:: topside (of beef etc)
|
| scannerante {v}
|
:: present participle of scannerare
|
| scannerare {vt} [computing]
|
:: to scan (using a scanner)
|
| scannerizante {v}
|
:: present participle of scannerizare
|
| scannerizare {v}
|
:: To scan (a document etc, using a scanner)
|
| scannerizzabile {adj}
|
:: scannable (with a scanner)
|
| scannerizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scannerizzare
|
| scannerizzare {vt} [computing]
|
:: To scan (use a scanner)
|
| scannerizzazione {f}
|
:: scan (made using a scanner)
|
| scanno {m}
|
:: seat, bench, stool, trestle
|
| scansabile {adj}
|
:: avoidable
|
| scansafatiche {mf} /skan.sa.faˈti.ke/
|
:: idler, loafer, lazybones
|
| scansamano {m}
|
:: A device, in a printing press etc, that prevents that machinery coming into contact with the operator's hands
|
| scansamento {m}
|
:: dodge
|
| scansamento {m}
|
:: avoidance
|
| scansante {v}
|
:: present participle of scansare
|
| scansantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scansarsi
|
| scansare {vt}
|
:: to pull
|
| scansare {vt}
|
:: to dodge, sidestep
|
| scansare {vt}
|
:: to shirk, avoid [a bad situation, person, etc.]
|
| scansarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scansare
|
| scansarsi {v}
|
:: to move out of the way
|
| scansarsi {v}
|
:: to dodge
|
| scansaruote {m}
|
:: A kerbstone used at the lower corners of entrances
|
| scansatore {m}
|
:: dodger
|
| scansatore {m}
|
:: shirker
|
| scansatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scansarsi
|
| scansia {f}
|
:: shelf, bookcase, bookshelf
|
| scansionante {v}
|
:: present participle of scansionare
|
| scansionare {vt}
|
:: [colloquial, computing] To scan (use a scanner)
|
| scansionatore {m} [computing]
|
:: scanner
|
| scansione {f} [literature, poetry]
|
:: scansion (rhythm or meter of a line or verse)
|
| scansione {f} [computing]
|
:: scan
|
| scansioscintigrafia {f}
|
:: scanning scintigraphy
|
| scantare {v} /skanˈta.re/
|
:: to sharpen the wits of
|
| scantinare {v} [music]
|
:: To become out of tune
|
| scantinare {v}
|
:: To behave inappropriately
|
| scantinato {m}
|
:: basement
|
| scantinato {m}
|
:: cellar
|
| scantonamento {m}
|
:: chamfering
|
| scantonante {v}
|
:: present participle of scantonare
|
| scantonare {vi}
|
:: To turn the corner
|
| scantonare {vi}
|
:: To change the subject
|
| scantonare {vi}
|
:: To slip away or slide off
|
| scantonare {vi}
|
:: to round, chamfer, blunt, dull (the shape of materials)
|
| scantonatura {f}
|
:: synonym of scantonamento
|
| scantucciare {v}
|
:: To nibble
|
| scanzonato {adj}
|
:: easy-going
|
| scapaccionare {v}
|
:: To smack, slap
|
| scapaccione {m}
|
:: smack, slap, clout
|
| scapare {v}
|
:: To remove the head, typically of a fish
|
| scaparsi {v}
|
:: To rack one's brains
|
| scapataggine {f}
|
:: thoughtlessness
|
| scapatamente {adv}
|
:: thoughtlessly, heedlessly
|
| scapato {adj}
|
:: thoughtless, heedless
|
| scapato {adj}
|
:: scatterbrained
|
| scapecchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scapecchiare
|
| scapecchiare {vt}
|
:: To hackle
|
| scapecchiatoio {m}
|
:: hackle
|
| scapecchiatura {f}
|
:: hackling
|
| scapece {m}
|
:: escabeche
|
| scapestrare {vt}
|
:: to unleash, to unbridle
|
| scapestrare {vip} [figurative]
|
:: to let oneself go
|
| scapestrata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scapestrato
|
| scapestrataggine {f}
|
:: wildness, recklessness
|
| scapestrataggine {f}
|
:: profligacy
|
| scapestratamente {adv}
|
:: recklessly, rashly
|
| scapestrato {adj}
|
:: madcap, reckless, rash
|
| scapestrato {m}
|
:: daredevil, madcap, rake
|
| scapezzamento {m}
|
:: pollarding
|
| scapezzamento {m}
|
:: beheading
|
| scapezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scapezzare
|
| scapezzare {vt}
|
:: To pollard
|
| scapezzare {vt}
|
:: To behead
|
| scapezzatura {f}
|
:: pollarding
|
| scapicollante {v}
|
:: present participle of scapicollarsi
|
| scapicollantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scapicollarsi
|
| scapicollarsi {vr}
|
:: to rush, plunge, dash headlong down
|
| scapicollarsi {vr}
|
:: to strive (do one's utmost)
|
| scapigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of scapigliare
|
| scapigliare {vt}
|
:: To dishevel or ruffle someone's hair
|
| scapigliato {adj}
|
:: dishevelled
|
| scapigliato {adj}
|
:: dissolute
|
| scapigliatura {f}
|
:: profligacy, loose living
|
| scapitante {v}
|
:: present participle of scapitare
|
| scapitare {vi}
|
:: To lose
|
| scapito {m}
|
:: detriment
|
| scapitozzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scapitozzare
|
| scapitozzare {v}
|
:: Variant of capitozzare
|
| scapo {m} [botany]
|
:: stem (of a plant)
|
| scapo {m}
|
:: trunk (of a column)
|
| scapocchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scapocchiare
|
| scapocchiare {vt}
|
:: To break or knock the head off of something
|
| scapola {f} [skeleton]
|
:: shoulder blade, scapula
|
| scapolaggine {f}
|
:: bachelorhood
|
| scapolaggine {f}
|
:: celibacy
|
| scapolare {m} [Christianity]
|
:: scapular (short cloak worn around the shoulders by Benedectin monks)
|
| scapolare {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: scapular
|
| scapolare {v}
|
:: to avoid, to evade, to slip away, to divert, to ward off
|
| scapolo {m}
|
:: bachelor
|
| scapolone {m}
|
:: confirmed bachelor
|
| scapolo-omerale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: scapulo-humeral, scapulohumeral
|
| scapotare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scappottare
|
| scappamento {m}
|
:: exhaust (of a car)
|
| scappante {v}
|
:: present participle of scappare
|
| scappare {vi}
|
:: to run away, flee, escape, scarper or skedaddle
|
| scappata {f}
|
:: dash, short run, visit
|
| scappatella {f}
|
:: escapade
|
| scappatina {f}
|
:: Quick visit
|
| scappatoia {f}
|
:: way out, loophole
|
| scappatoia {f}
|
:: pretext
|
| scappatore {m}
|
:: fugitive, runaway, escapee
|
| scappavia {f} [archaic] /skap.paˈvi.a/
|
:: exit, escape, way out
|
| scappavia {f} [nautical]
|
:: pinnace
|
| scappellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scappellare
|
| scappellantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scappellarsi
|
| scappellare {vt}
|
:: To remove the top (of a mushroom)
|
| scappellare {vt}
|
:: To remove the turns of a cable from the bits
|
| scappellare {v}
|
:: To remove ones hat (as a sign of respect}
|
| scappellarsi {vr}
|
:: To raise one's hat
|
| scappellata {f}
|
:: raising of one's hat
|
| scappellatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scappellarsi
|
| scappellottare {v}
|
:: To cuff, slap sommeone's head
|
| scappellotto {m}
|
:: cuff, slap or clip (on one's head or ear)
|
| scappia {f}
|
:: alternative form of schiappa
|
| scappottante {v}
|
:: present participle of scappottare
|
| scappottare {vt}
|
:: To fold back the top of a soft-top car
|
| scappottare {vi} [sports]
|
:: To avoid a whitewash
|
| scappucciare {v}
|
:: To remove a hood / cowl
|
| scappucciare {v}
|
:: To trip, stumble
|
| scappucciata {f}
|
:: stumble, trip
|
| scappucciata {f}
|
:: error
|
| scappuccio {m}
|
:: synonym of scappucciata
|
| scapricciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scapricciare
|
| scapricciare {vt}
|
:: To indulge (the whim of)
|
| scapriccire {v}
|
:: synonym of scapricciare
|
| scapsulamento {m}
|
:: decapsulation
|
| scapsulante {v}
|
:: present participle of scapsulare
|
| scapsulare {vt} [surgery]
|
:: to decapsulate
|
| scapula {f} /ˈska.pu.la/
|
:: obsolete form of scapola
|
| scarabattola {f}
|
:: trinket, trifle
|
| scarabattola {f}
|
:: glass-case, show-window
|
| scarabattolo {m}
|
:: display cabinet (glass-fronted)
|
| scarabeo {m} /ska.raˈbɛ.o/
|
:: beetle
|
| scarabeo {m}
|
:: scarab (amulet)
|
| scarabillare {v} [music]
|
:: To pluck (the strings of an instrument)
|
| scarabillo {m}
|
:: An old type of music box
|
| scarabocchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarabocchiare
|
| scarabocchiare {vt}
|
:: To scribble or doodle
|
| scarabocchiatore {m}
|
:: scribbler, doodler
|
| scarabocchiatura {f}
|
:: scribble, doodle
|
| scarabocchio {m} /ska.raˈbɔk.kjo/
|
:: scribble, doodle, daub, scrawl, sketch
|
| scarabocchione {m}
|
:: A mere scribbler, doodler
|
| scaraboide {adj}
|
:: scaraboid
|
| scaraboide {m}
|
:: A jewel in the form of a scarab
|
| scarabone {m}
|
:: cockroach
|
| scarabone {m}
|
:: member of a criminal gang; ruffian
|
| scaracchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scaracchiare
|
| scaracchiare {vt}
|
:: To gob (spit phlegm)
|
| scaracchio {m}
|
:: gob, phlegm (spat out)
|
| scaracciare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scaracchiare
|
| scarafaggio {m} [entomology] /ska.raˈfad.d͡ʒo/
|
:: cockroach
|
| scarafaggio {m} [figurative]
|
:: A short person that has black hair or usually wears black clothes
|
| scarafone {m}
|
:: alternative form of scarabone
|
| scaramanticamente {adv}
|
:: superstitiously
|
| scaramantico {adj}
|
:: superstitious
|
| scaramantico {adj}
|
:: warding off bad luck
|
| scaramanzia {f}
|
:: superstition
|
| scaramanzia {f}
|
:: counter-spell
|
| scaramazza {f} /ska.raˈmat.t͡sa/
|
:: baroque pearl
|
| Scaramucci {prop}
|
:: Scaramucci; surname
|
| scaramuccia {f} /ska.raˈmut.t͡ʃa/
|
:: skirmish
|
| scaramuccia {f}
|
:: squabble
|
| scaramucciare {v}
|
:: to skirmish
|
| scaraventante {v}
|
:: present participle of scaraventare
|
| scaraventare {vt}
|
:: to fling, throw, hurl or slam
|
| scaraventarsi {vr}
|
:: To hurl oneself, to fling oneself, to dash, to rush
|
| scarcare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scaricare
|
| scarcassato {adj}
|
:: smashed, shattered
|
| scarceramento {m}
|
:: release (as from prison)
|
| scarcerante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarcerare
|
| scarcerare {vt}
|
:: To release (from prison), to set free
|
| scarcerazione {f}
|
:: release (from prison)
|
| scarda {f} /ˈskar.da/
|
:: [Lazio] synonym of scardola
|
| scarda {f}
|
:: [Bologna] synonym of cavedano
|
| Scarda {prop}
|
:: Scarda (island)
|
| scardaccio {m}
|
:: creeping thistle (Cirsium arvense)
|
| scardaccione {m}
|
:: creeping thistle (Cirsium arvense)
|
| scardafone {m}
|
:: alternative form of scarabone
|
| scardante {v}
|
:: present participle of scardare
|
| scardare {vt}
|
:: To husk
|
| scardassante {v}
|
:: present participle of scardassare
|
| scardassare {vt}
|
:: To card (wool etc)
|
| scardassatore {m}
|
:: carder
|
| scardassatura {f}
|
:: carding
|
| scardassiere {m}
|
:: synonym of scardassatore
|
| scardasso {m}
|
:: card (used in carding)
|
| scardazziere {m}
|
:: alternative form of scardassiere
|
| scardiccione {m}
|
:: alternative form of scardaccione
|
| scardinamento {m}
|
:: unhinging
|
| scardinamento {m}
|
:: disruption, upset
|
| scardinante {v}
|
:: present participle of scardinare
|
| scardinantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scardinarsi
|
| scardinare {vt}
|
:: To unhinge, to take off its hinges
|
| scardinare {vt}
|
:: To demolish, to destroy, to undermine
|
| scardinarsi {vr}
|
:: To come off its hinges
|
| scardinarsi {vr}
|
:: To break up
|
| scardinatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scardinarsi
|
| scardofone {m}
|
:: alternative form of scarabone
|
| scardola {f} /ˈskar.do.la/
|
:: rudd (Scardinius erythrophthalmus)
|
| Scardona {prop}
|
:: Scardona (town)
|
| scarduffare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scarruffare
|
| scareggio {m}
|
:: disgust
|
| scareggioso {adj}
|
:: disgusting, revolting, repellent
|
| Scarfoglio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| scarica {f}
|
:: shot (of a gun)
|
| scarica {f}
|
:: flood, hail (figurative)
|
| scarica {f}
|
:: discharge (of electricity)
|
| scaricabarile {m}
|
:: A children's game in which two people stand back-to-back and lift each other
|
| scaricabarili {m}
|
:: alternative form of scaricabarile
|
| scaricabile {adj}
|
:: unloadable
|
| scaricabile {adj}
|
:: deductable (for taxation)
|
| scaricabile {adj}
|
:: downloadable
|
| scaricabilità {f}
|
:: The property of being downloadable
|
| scaricabilità {f}
|
:: deductibility
|
| scaricalasino {m}
|
:: A boy's game in which one is carried on another's shoulders
|
| scaricamento {m}
|
:: unloading, discharge
|
| scaricamento {m} [computing]
|
:: download
|
| scaricante {v}
|
:: present participle of scaricare
|
| scaricare {vt}
|
:: to unload, discharge, empty, unburden
|
| scaricare {vt} [computing]
|
:: to download
|
| scaricare {vt}
|
:: to offload, get rid of, drop, dump
|
| scaricare {vt}
|
:: to relieve, vent, release
|
| scaricatoio {m}
|
:: sewer (or similar channel for the discharge of waste)
|
| scaricatore {m}
|
:: loader
|
| scaricatore {m}
|
:: docker, longshoreman (especially scaricatore di porto)
|
| scaricatore di porto {m}
|
:: longshoreman, docker
|
| scaricatura {f}
|
:: discharge
|
| scaricatura {f}
|
:: dumping, releasing
|
| scaricazione {f} [nautical]
|
:: unloading of a ship; dock where unloading takes place
|
| scarico {adj}
|
:: unloaded
|
| scarico {adj}
|
:: empty
|
| scarico {adj}
|
:: run-down, (clock, watch)(Having the spring unwound)
|
| scarico {adj}
|
:: flat (battery)
|
| scarico {adj}
|
:: untroubled
|
| scarico {m}
|
:: unloading
|
| scarico {m}
|
:: dumping, tipping
|
| scarico {m}
|
:: rubbish dump or tip
|
| scarico {m}
|
:: draining, sink
|
| scarificante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarificare
|
| scarificare {vt}
|
:: To scarify
|
| scarificatore {m}
|
:: scarifier
|
| scarificazione {f}
|
:: scarifying
|
| scarificazione {f}
|
:: scarification
|
| scariola {f}
|
:: alternative form of scarola
|
| scariolare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scarriolare
|
| scarione {m}
|
:: chancellor (of the Lombard kings)
|
| scarioso {adj}
|
:: membranous
|
| Scarïotto {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Iscariota
|
| Scarlatti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Scarlatti {prop}
|
:: Any of several of a family of Italian composers
|
| scarlattina {f} [diseases]
|
:: scarlet fever, scarlatina
|
| scarlattino {adj}
|
:: scarlet
|
| scarlattinoso {adj} [pathology]
|
:: scarlet (attributive), scarlatinal
|
| scarlatto {adj}
|
:: scarlet
|
| scarlatto {m} [colors]
|
:: scarlet
|
| scarlea {f}
|
:: alternative form of sclarea
|
| scarmana {f}
|
:: alternative form of scalmana
|
| scarmigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarmigliare
|
| scarmigliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scarmigliarsi
|
| scarmigliare {vt}
|
:: To dishevel
|
| scarmigliarsi {vr}
|
:: To be dishevelled
|
| scarmigliato {adj}
|
:: ruffled
|
| scarmigliato {adj}
|
:: dishevelled
|
| scarmigliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scarmigliarsi
|
| scarmiglione {m}
|
:: A person who has disheveled, matted hair
|
| Scarmiglione {prop}
|
:: A fictitious devil in the Divine Comedy
|
| scarmo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scalmo
|
| scarnamente {adv}
|
:: bonily
|
| scarnamente {adv}
|
:: gauntly
|
| scarnamente {adv}
|
:: meagrely
|
| scarnamento {m}
|
:: fleshing
|
| scarnamento {m}
|
:: deboning
|
| scarnante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarnare
|
| scarnare {vt}
|
:: To flesh, to debone
|
| scarnatoio {m}
|
:: fleshing knife
|
| scarnatura {f}
|
:: deboning
|
| scarnente {v}
|
:: present participle of scarnire
|
| scarnificante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarnificare
|
| scarnificare {vt}
|
:: To strip the flesh from
|
| scarnificazione {f}
|
:: stripping of flesh
|
| scarnire {vt}
|
:: To strip the flesh off
|
| scarnire {vt}
|
:: To skive
|
| scarnire {vt}
|
:: To strip to the bare bones
|
| scarnissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of scarno
|
| scarnito {adj}
|
:: lean, skinny
|
| scarnito {adj}
|
:: bare-bones
|
| scarnitrice {f}
|
:: skiving / paring machine
|
| scarnitura {f}
|
:: stripping of flesh
|
| scarno {adj}
|
:: lean, bony, thin (person, hands etc)
|
| scarno {adj}
|
:: gaunt (look)
|
| scarno {adj}
|
:: meagre
|
| scarno {adj}
|
:: bare
|
| scaro {m}
|
:: parrotfish
|
| scarogna {n}
|
:: alternative form of scalogna
|
| scarognare {v}
|
:: To work carelessly or without commitment
|
| scarola {f} /skaˈrɔ.la/
|
:: endive
|
| scarpa {f} /ˈskar.pa/
|
:: (protective covering for the foot) shoe
|
| scarpa {f} [architecture]
|
:: juxtaposition of a wall inclined to the base of a tower or a boundary wall (buttress)
|
| Scarpa {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| scarpaio {m}
|
:: shoe pedlar
|
| Scarpanto {prop}
|
:: Karpathos
|
| scarpariello {m}
|
:: A dish of pasta in a piquant sauce of crushed tomatoes, basil and cheese, from Napoli in Campania
|
| scarparo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scarpaio
|
| scarpata {f}
|
:: escarpment, scarp, slope
|
| scarpata {f}
|
:: blow or kick (with a shoe)
|
| scarpazza {f}
|
:: A savoury vegetable pie
|
| scarpazzone {m}
|
:: A type of scarpazza
|
| scarpella {f}
|
:: A type of crampon used on ice
|
| scarpello {m}
|
:: alternative form of scalpello
|
| scarpetta {f}
|
:: a child's shoe
|
| scarpetta {f}
|
:: an elegant ladies shoe
|
| scarpetta {f} [idiomatic]
|
:: an act of mopping up the sauce from a plate with a piece of bread
|
| Scarpetta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| scarpicciare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scalpicciare
|
| scarpiera {f}
|
:: shoe rack
|
| scarpinante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarpinare
|
| scarpinare {vi}
|
:: to hike, trek
|
| scarpinata {f}
|
:: trek, hike
|
| scarpione {m}
|
:: alternative form of scorpione
|
| scarponcello {m}
|
:: bootee (for a child)
|
| scarponcello {m}
|
:: walking boot (comfortable rather than rugged)
|
| scarponcino {m}
|
:: child's or small boot
|
| scarpone {m}
|
:: boot (footwear)
|
| Scarponi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| scarrabile {adj}
|
:: demountable
|
| scarrafone {m}
|
:: alternative form of scarabone
|
| scarrellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarrellare
|
| scarrellare {v} [firearms]
|
:: to retract the slide of a firearm to allow the first cartridge to enter the chamber and to cock the firing pin
|
| scarriolante {m}
|
:: A labourer employed to transport earth in a wheelbarrow when the river Po delta was reclaimed at the beginning of the 20th century
|
| scarriolare {v}
|
:: To wheelbarrow
|
| scarrocciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarrocciare
|
| scarrocciare {v} [nautical]
|
:: To make leeway
|
| scarroccio {m} [nautical]
|
:: leeway
|
| scarrozzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarrozzare
|
| scarrozzare {vit}
|
:: to drive around
|
| scarrozzio {m}
|
:: driving around aimlessly
|
| scarrucolante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarrucolare
|
| scarrucolare {vi}
|
:: To remove a belt from a pulley
|
| scarrucolare {v} [of a rope &c]
|
:: To run through a pulley block (or to make such a sound)
|
| scarrucolio {m}
|
:: running of a pulley block (or the noise this makes)
|
| scarrucolone {m}
|
:: slide, tumble, fall
|
| scarrucolone {m}
|
:: mistake, blunder
|
| scarruffante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarruffare
|
| scarruffare {vt}
|
:: To ruffle, tousle or dishevel
|
| scarruffato {adj}
|
:: dishevelled
|
| scarruffato {adj}
|
:: ruffled, tousled (hair)
|
| scarrupare {n} [Naples, intransitive] /skar.ruˈpa.re/
|
:: to crumble, to fall down
|
| scarrupare {n} [Naples, transitive]
|
:: to ruin, to spoil
|
| scarsamente {adv}
|
:: poorly
|
| scarseggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scarseggiare
|
| scarseggiare {vi}
|
:: to be scarce
|
| scarsella {f}
|
:: purse
|
| scarsella {f}
|
:: pocket
|
| scarsella {f} [architecture]
|
:: rectangular apse
|
| scarsellone {m}
|
:: flanchard (A piece of armour that protected the flank of a horse)
|
| scarsezza {f}
|
:: shortage, scarcity, scarceness, lack
|
| scarsissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of scarso
|
| scarsissimo {adj}
|
:: very poor, very lean
|
| scarsissimo {adj}
|
:: poorest, leanest
|
| scarsità {f}
|
:: shortage, scarcity
|
| scarso {adj}
|
:: scarce, scanty, scant, poor, little, limited, short
|
| scarso {adj}
|
:: feeble, weak
|
| scarso {adj}
|
:: light (wind)
|
| scarsone {mf}
|
:: loser (unsuccessful person)
|
| scartabellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scartabellare
|
| scartabellare {vit}
|
:: to leaf through; to look through [a book, archive, etc.]
|
| scartabile {adj}
|
:: discardable, rejectable
|
| scartafaccio {m}
|
:: notebook (looseleaf)
|
| scartamento {m}
|
:: gauge (of a railway etc)
|
| scartamento allargato {m}
|
:: broad gauge
|
| scartamento normale {m}
|
:: standard gauge
|
| scartamento ridotto {m}
|
:: narrow gauge
|
| scartante {v}
|
:: present participle of scartare
|
| scartare {vt}
|
:: to take away or liberate from a covering, wrapping, packaging, etc.; to unwrap
|
| scartare {vt} [also, card games]
|
:: to discard
|
| scartare {vt}
|
:: to reject
|
| scartare {vt} [also, military]
|
:: to exclude someone from a group, especially from military service; to ostracize
|
| scartare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to sand
|
| scartare {vi}
|
:: [of a vehicle or saddle animal] to move abruptly transversely; to swerve
|
| scartare {vt}
|
:: [sports] to keep possession of the ball while dodging the opponent; to dribble
|
| scartavetrante {v}
|
:: present participle of scartavetrare
|
| scartavetrare {vt}
|
:: to sandpaper
|
| scartellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scartellare
|
| scartellare {vi}
|
:: To disregard the norms of a banking cartel, typically by providing a higher rate of interest
|
| scartina {f}
|
:: low card (in card games)
|
| scartina {f}
|
:: nonentity, nobody
|
| scartinante {v}
|
:: present participle of scartinare
|
| scartinare {vt}
|
:: To insert slip sheets between
|
| scartino {m}
|
:: slip sheet
|
| scarto {m}
|
:: reject, waste, scrap
|
| scarto {m} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: inexpensive or not valuable goods
|
| scarto {m} [card games]
|
:: discard
|
| scarto {m}
|
:: swerve
|
| scarto {m} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: deviation from a plan, schedule, etc
|
| scarto {m} [mathematics, economics, statistics]
|
:: gap, difference, deviation
|
| scarto {m}
|
:: quantity of imprecision when shooting a firearm, measured according to distance from a target
|
| scarto {m} [slang, pejorative]
|
:: good-for-nothing
|
| scarto {adj} [regional]
|
:: of little value; poor; cheap
|
| scartocciamento {m}
|
:: synonym of scartocciatura
|
| scartocciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scartocciare
|
| scartocciare {vt}
|
:: to unwrap
|
| scartocciare {vt}
|
:: to husk or strip
|
| scartocciatura {f}
|
:: stripping, husking, shucking (agricultural)
|
| scartoffia {f} [pejorative or jocular, chiefly in the plural]
|
:: paperwork, papers
|
| scartoffia {f} [pejorative or jocular, chiefly in the plural]
|
:: documents, handouts, etc. from a school or educational institution
|
| scartometro {m}
|
:: A tracking and control system for a guided missile
|
| scarto quadratico medio {m} [statistics]
|
:: standard deviation, standard error
|
| scarto tipo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scarto quadratico medio
|
| scaruffare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scarruffare
|
| scarzo {adj}
|
:: slim, slender
|
| scasare {v}
|
:: To evict (from a house)
|
| scasimo {m} [especially in plural]
|
:: A grimace of refusal
|
| scassacazzo {mf} [vulgar]
|
:: nuisance, bother, pain in the neck (person)
|
| scassante {v}
|
:: present participle of scassare
|
| scassantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scassarsi
|
| scassapalle {mf} [vulgar]
|
:: A very boring or annoying person; a pain in the ass
|
| scassaquindici {m}
|
:: A form of morra in which the aim is to score fifteen
|
| scassare {vt}
|
:: To wreck or smash
|
| scassarsi {vr}
|
:: To be wrecked or smashed
|
| scassatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scassarsi
|
| scassatura {f}
|
:: unpacking (of a box)
|
| scassettare {v}
|
:: To remove from a small box (cassette)
|
| scassinamento {m}
|
:: burglary, breaking and entering
|
| scassinante {v}
|
:: present participle of scassinare
|
| scassinare {vt}
|
:: to force, break [open]
|
| scassinare {vt}
|
:: to pick [a lock]
|
| scassinatore {m}
|
:: burglar, housebreaker
|
| scassinatore {m}
|
:: bank robber
|
| scassinatore {m}
|
:: safe-cracker
|
| scassinatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scassinatore
|
| scassinatura {f}
|
:: forcing or breaking open
|
| scasso {m}
|
:: burglary, breaking and entering
|
| scastagnare {v}
|
:: To deviate, step out of line
|
| scastagnare {v}
|
:: To delay, postpone
|
| scatafascio {m}
|
:: alternative form of catafascio
|
| scataroscio {m} /ska.taˈrɔʃ.ʃo/
|
:: synonym of scroscio
|
| scatarrante {v}
|
:: present participle of scatarrare
|
| scatarrare {vi}
|
:: To hawk (To forcibly attempt to cough up phlegm)
|
| scatarrata {f}
|
:: hawking (coughing up of phlegm)
|
| scatenacciare {v}
|
:: To unbolt
|
| scatenaccio {m}
|
:: The metallic sound of a bolt being drawn back, chains dragged &c
|
| scatenamento {m}
|
:: running riot
|
| scatenamento {m}
|
:: outbreak (of violence)
|
| scatenante {v}
|
:: present participle of scatenare
|
| scatenante {adj}
|
:: provoking
|
| scatenante {adj}
|
:: triggering
|
| scatenantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scatenarsi
|
| scatenare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to unchain or unshackle
|
| scatenare {vt}
|
:: to suddenly give rise to an intense or violent feeling; to unleash [a feeling]
|
| scatenare {vt}
|
:: to erupt in violence
|
| scatenare {vt}
|
:: to incite; to instigate violence
|
| scatenarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scatenare
|
| scatenarsi {v}
|
:: to break [of a storm, etc.]
|
| scatenarsi {v}
|
:: to break out [of a revolt, etc.]
|
| scatenarsi {v}
|
:: to get enthusiastic or excited
|
| scatenarsi {v} [sports]
|
:: to show skill and ability to the utmost
|
| scatenarsi {v} [familiar]
|
:: to go wild
|
| scatenarsi {v}
|
:: to unleash [the imagination, etc.]
|
| scatenarsi {v}
|
:: to flare up [of an emotion, etc.]
|
| scatenatasi {adj}
|
:: unleashed, let loose
|
| scatenato {adj}
|
:: wild
|
| scatenato {adj}
|
:: unchained, loose
|
| scatenatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scatenarsi
|
| scatenio {m}
|
:: The sound of chains being dragged
|
| scato- {prefix}
|
:: excrement
|
| scatofagia {f}
|
:: coprophagia, coprophagy
|
| scatofilia {f}
|
:: synonym of coprofilia
|
| scatola {f} /ˈska.to.la/
|
:: box
|
| scatola {f}
|
:: tin, can
|
| scatola cranica {f} [skeleton]
|
:: braincase, brainbox
|
| scatola del cambio {f} [automotive]
|
:: gearbox (in a car)
|
| scatolaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scatolaio
|
| scatolaio {m}
|
:: box maker or seller
|
| scatolame {m}
|
:: tins, cans, tinned or canned food
|
| scatola nera {f}
|
:: black box
|
| scatolare {adj}
|
:: boxy (box-shaped)
|
| scatolata {f}
|
:: boxful
|
| scatolato {adj}
|
:: boxed in
|
| scatoletta {f}
|
:: A small box, especially an airtight box containing food
|
| scatolificio {m}
|
:: box factory, box manufacturer
|
| scatolina {f}
|
:: A small box
|
| scatolino {m}
|
:: Little box
|
| scatolino {m}
|
:: pillbox
|
| scatolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: skatole
|
| scatologia {f}
|
:: scatology
|
| scatologico {adj}
|
:: scatological, lavatorial
|
| scatolone {m}
|
:: large box, especially one for transporting smaller boxes of merchandise
|
| scatorcio {m}
|
:: alternative form of catorcio
|
| scatricchiare {v}
|
:: synonym of districare
|
| scattante {v}
|
:: present participle of scattare
|
| scattante {adj}
|
:: quick off the mark
|
| scattare {vi}
|
:: to be released; to spring back or click open or shut
|
| scattare {vt}
|
:: to take a photograph; to snap
|
| scattare {vt}
|
:: to spark; to initiate
|
| scatterometro {m}
|
:: scatterometer
|
| scattinare {v}
|
:: synonym of schettinare
|
| scattista {mf}
|
:: sprinter
|
| scattivare {v}
|
:: To peel fruit or vegetables, discarding any bad parts
|
| scattivare {v}
|
:: To prune fruit trees
|
| scattivare {v}
|
:: To mend clothing
|
| scatto {m}
|
:: release
|
| scatto {m}
|
:: trigger
|
| scatto {m}
|
:: click
|
| scatto {m}
|
:: spurt
|
| scatto {m}
|
:: jump, start
|
| scatto {m}
|
:: increment
|
| scatto {m}
|
:: dash
|
| scatto {m} [photography]
|
:: snap, photo
|
| scattoso {adj}
|
:: jumpy, choppy
|
| scaturente {v}
|
:: present participle of scaturire
|
| scaturente {adj}
|
:: arising (from)
|
| scaturigine {f}
|
:: spring, source, origin
|
| scaturire {vi}
|
:: to well (out of)
|
| scaturire {vi}
|
:: to flow or derive (from)
|
| scautismo {m} /skauˈtizmo/
|
:: scouting (activities of boy scouts and girl scouts)
|
| scautista {m} [obsolete]
|
:: boy scout
|
| scavabuche {m}
|
:: dibber
|
| scavafossi {m}
|
:: A machine used to dig irrigation ditches
|
| scavalcamento {m}
|
:: jump, leap (over something)
|
| scavalcante {v}
|
:: present participle of scavalcare
|
| scavalcare {vt}
|
:: to unsaddle (throw from the saddle)
|
| scavalcare {vt}
|
:: to pass over; to overcome [an obstacle, difficulty, etc.]
|
| scavalcare {vt}
|
:: to overtake; to climb over; to leapfrog
|
| scavalcare {v}
|
:: to ignore or disobey a hierarchy or chain of command
|
| scavalcare {v}
|
:: to get a better-payed or more prestigious job position
|
| scavalcare {vt} [politics]
|
:: [of a politician, etc.] to adopt views further to the extreme of their party; to become polarized
|
| scavalcare {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to get off [a horse]
|
| scavalcato {adj}
|
:: overtaken
|
| scavalcato {adj}
|
:: leapfrogged
|
| scavallante {v}
|
:: present participle of scavallare
|
| scavallare {vt}
|
:: to uncross [one's legs]
|
| scavallare {vi}
|
:: to romp, frolic
|
| scavallare {vi}
|
:: to lead an unruly life
|
| scavallare {vt}
|
:: to unhorse
|
| scavallare {vi}
|
:: to work hard
|
| scavallare {vi}
|
:: to come off its hinges
|
| scavamento {m}
|
:: digging
|
| scavamento {m}
|
:: excavation
|
| scavante {v}
|
:: present participle of scavare
|
| scavapatate {m}
|
:: potato digger (agricultural machine)
|
| scavare {vt} /skaˈvare/
|
:: to dig
|
| scavare {vt}
|
:: to excavate
|
| scavare {vt}
|
:: to bore
|
| scavare {vt}
|
:: to hollow out
|
| scavatore {m}
|
:: excavator
|
| scavatrice {f}
|
:: excavator (machine)
|
| scavatura {f}
|
:: digging, excavation (process)
|
| scavatura {f}
|
:: hole, cavity
|
| scavazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of escavazione
|
| scavetto {m}
|
:: A chip shot (in soccer)
|
| scavezzacollo {m}
|
:: daredevil
|
| scavezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scavezzare
|
| scavezzare {vt}
|
:: to break
|
| scavezzatrice {f}
|
:: breaker (of textile threads)
|
| scavezzatura {f}
|
:: breaking (of textile threads)
|
| scavino {m}
|
:: melon baller
|
| scavizzolare {v}
|
:: To poke around (in search of something)
|
| scavo {m}
|
:: excavation
|
| scavo archeologico {m}
|
:: archaeological excavation
|
| scazonte {m}
|
:: scazon
|
| scazzare {vt} [vulgar slang, takes avere as auxiliary]
|
:: to mess up; to fuck up
|
| scazzare {vi} [vulgar slang, takes avere or essere as auxiliary]
|
:: to annoy
|
| scazzarsi {vi} [vulgar slang]
|
:: reflexive of scazzare
|
| scazzarsi {vi} [vulgar slang]
|
:: to fight or quarrel [with someone]
|
| scazzarsi {vi} [vulgar slang]
|
:: to calm down (oneself)
|
| scazzato {adj}
|
:: idle, slack
|
| scazzo {m}
|
:: row, fight
|
| scazzone {m} /skatˈt͡so.ne/
|
:: European bullhead (Cottus gobio)
|
| scazzonte {m}
|
:: scazon
|
| scazzottante {v}
|
:: present participle of scazzottare
|
| scazzottantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scazzottarsi
|
| scazzottare {vt}
|
:: to beat up or thrash
|
| scazzottarsi {vr}
|
:: To punch each other
|
| scazzottata {f}
|
:: fight, punch-up
|
| scazzottatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scazzottarsi
|
| scazzottatura {f}
|
:: fistfight, brawl, punch-up
|
| sceccario {m}
|
:: chequebook
|
| sceda {f}
|
:: mockery
|
| sceda {f}
|
:: alternative form of scheda
|
| scegliente {v}
|
:: present participle of scegliere
|
| sceglientesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scegliersi
|
| scegliere {vt} /ˈʃeʎ.ʎe.re/
|
:: to choose
|
| scegliersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scegliere
|
| scegliersi {vr}
|
:: to choose [for oneself]
|
| scegliersi {vr}
|
:: to be chosen
|
| sceglitore {m}
|
:: sorter, chooser
|
| sceglitrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sceglitore
|
| sceiccato {m}
|
:: sheikdom, sheikhdom
|
| sceicco {m}
|
:: sheik
|
| scekerante {v}
|
:: present participle of scekerare
|
| scekerare {v}
|
:: Variant of shakerare
|
| scelerare {v} /ʃe.leˈra.re/
|
:: alternative form of scellerare
|
| scelleraggine {f}
|
:: alternative form of scellerataggine
|
| scellerare {v} /ʃel.leˈra.re/
|
:: To taint with guilt
|
| scellerataggine {f}
|
:: wickedness
|
| scelleratamente {adv}
|
:: wickedly, evilly
|
| scelleratezza {f}
|
:: wickedness
|
| scelleratezza {f}
|
:: crime
|
| scelleratissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of scellerato
|
| scellerato {adj}
|
:: wicked, evil, villainous
|
| scellerato {m}
|
:: wicked person, evil person, villain
|
| scellerità {f} [obsolete]
|
:: wickedness
|
| scellerità {f} [obsolete]
|
:: crime
|
| scellino {m}
|
:: shilling (former British coin)
|
| scellino {m}
|
:: shilling (Somali coin)
|
| scellino {m}
|
:: schilling (former Austrian coin)
|
| scelo {m} /ˈʃɛ.lo/
|
:: misdeed, evil deed
|
| scelta {f}
|
:: choice
|
| scelta {f}
|
:: selection, pleasure
|
| sceltamente {adv}
|
:: exquisitely
|
| sceltezza {f}
|
:: choice
|
| sceltezza {f}
|
:: refinement, delicacy
|
| scelto {adj}
|
:: chosen
|
| scelto {adj}
|
:: selected
|
| scelto {adj}
|
:: top quality; exquisite
|
| sceltosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scegliersi
|
| sceltume {m}
|
:: scrap, discard (material not chosen)
|
| scema {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scemo
|
| scemabile {adj}
|
:: reducible, diminishable
|
| scemamento {m}
|
:: lessening, abating, reduction
|
| scemante {v}
|
:: present participle of scemare
|
| scemare {v} [di]
|
:: to diminish in power, intensity, quantity, etc.; to lessen or decline
|
| scemare {vt} [Tuscany, literary]
|
:: to decrease
|
| scemata {f}
|
:: nonsense, irritating banality
|
| scemata {f}
|
:: act or behavior of a fool
|
| scemato {adj}
|
:: lessened, decreased, abated
|
| scemato {adj}
|
:: reduced, diminished
|
| scemenza {f}
|
:: stupidity
|
| scemenza {f}
|
:: nonsense
|
| scemo {adj} /ˈʃe.mo/
|
:: stupid, silly, daft
|
| scemo {m}
|
:: fool, idiot
|
| scemo del villaggio {m} /ˈʃe.mo del vil.ˈlad.d͡ʒo/
|
:: village idiot
|
| scemo di guerra {m}
|
:: A person with PTSD
|
| scempiaggine {f}
|
:: foolishness
|
| scempiamente {adv}
|
:: singly
|
| scempiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scempiare
|
| scempiare {vt}
|
:: To make single
|
| scempiataggine {f}
|
:: synonym of scempiaggine
|
| scempiatamente {adv}
|
:: foolishly, stupidly
|
| scempiato {adj}
|
:: foolish, stupid
|
| scempicare {vt} [Tuscan] /ʃem.piˈka.re/
|
:: to pay (an installment of a payment)
|
| scempicare {vt} [Tuscan, by extension]
|
:: to repay (a debt)
|
| scempico {m} /ˈʃem.pi.ko/
|
:: The payment of an installment (of a debt or a tax)
|
| scempietà {f}
|
:: synonym of scempiaggine
|
| scempiezza {f}
|
:: synonym of scempiaggine
|
| scempio {adj} [archaic] /ˈʃem.pjo/
|
:: single
|
| scempio {adj} [phonology]
|
:: single (of a consonant, not geminated)
|
| scempio {m}
|
:: destruction, havoc, ruin
|
| scempio {m}
|
:: slaughter
|
| scemunito {adj}
|
:: alternative form of scimunito
|
| scemunito {m}
|
:: alternative form of scimunito
|
| scena {f} /ˈʃɛ.na/
|
:: scene (in all senses)
|
| scena {f}
|
:: stage (of a theatre etc)
|
| scenario {m} /ʃeˈnarjo/
|
:: scenery, set
|
| scenario {m}
|
:: backdrop
|
| scenarista {mf}
|
:: dramatist, playwright
|
| scenarista {mf}
|
:: screenwriter
|
| scenata {f}
|
:: row, scene
|
| scendente {v}
|
:: present participle of scendere
|
| scendente {adj}
|
:: descending, falling
|
| scendente {m}
|
:: pennant (especially in a coat of arms)
|
| scender {v}
|
:: apocopic form of scendere
|
| scendere {vt} [non-standard]
|
:: to go (all the way) down, come (all the way) down (the stairs)
|
| scendere {vt} [non-standard]
|
:: to climb (all the way) down (a ladder)
|
| scendere {vi}
|
:: to descend, move downward; go down
|
| scendere {vi}
|
:: to climb down from, come down from
|
| scendere {vi}
|
:: to get out of (bed)
|
| scendere {vi}
|
:: to get off; get out of; disembark from; alight
|
| scendere {vi} [of a river]
|
:: to flow down, run down, descend
|
| scendere {vi} [of rain]
|
:: to fall (to the ground)
|
| scendere {vi} [of levels, temperature]
|
:: to drop, fall, go down
|
| scendere a terra {v}
|
:: synonym of mettere piede a terra
|
| scendere a terra {v}
|
:: synonym of sbarcare
|
| scendere dal pero {v}
|
:: to get off one's high horse
|
| scendere in piazza {v} [idiom]
|
:: to take to the streets (gather together in opposition)
|
| scendibagno {m}
|
:: bathmat
|
| scendibile {adj}
|
:: descendible
|
| scendiletto {m}
|
:: bedside rug
|
| sceneggiamento {m}
|
:: dramatization
|
| sceneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sceneggiare
|
| sceneggiare {vt}
|
:: to dramatize (both senses)
|
| sceneggiata {f}
|
:: simulation of attitudes or presentation of motifs for purposes of virtue signalling, deception, or emotional agitation; scene, dramatization, stunt
|
| sceneggiato {adj}
|
:: dramatized
|
| sceneggiatore {m}
|
:: scriptwriter
|
| sceneggiatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sceneggiatore
|
| sceneggiatura {f} [film]
|
:: screenplay
|
| scenetta {f}
|
:: skit, sketch, gag
|
| scenetta {f}
|
:: funny moment or event
|
| scenicamente {adv}
|
:: scenically
|
| scenico {adj}
|
:: scenic (all senses)
|
| scenico {adj}
|
:: scenery (stage, attributive)
|
| scenografa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scenografo
|
| scenografia {f}
|
:: scenery
|
| scenografia {f}
|
:: scenography, set design
|
| scenograficamente {adv}
|
:: scenically
|
| scenograficamente {adv}
|
:: scenographically
|
| scenografico {adj}
|
:: stage (attributive)
|
| scenografico {adj}
|
:: scenographic
|
| scenografico {adj}
|
:: characteristic of a show or spectacle; grand
|
| scenografo {m}
|
:: set designer, scenographer
|
| scenotecnica {f}
|
:: staging, stagecraft
|
| scenotecnico {adj}
|
:: stagecraft (attributive)
|
| scentrare {v} /ʃenˈtra.re/
|
:: To displace from the centre
|
| scentrato {adj} /ʃenˈtra.to/
|
:: displaced from the centre; off-centre
|
| scentrato {adj} [figurative]
|
:: odd, weird, eccentric
|
| scepsi {f} [philosophy]
|
:: scepsis, skepsis
|
| sceratrice {f}
|
:: A tool used in beekeeping to isolate beeswax
|
| scerbare {v}
|
:: To weed
|
| scerbatura {f}
|
:: weeding
|
| sceriffo {m}
|
:: sheriff
|
| scernente {v}
|
:: present participle of scernere
|
| scernere {vt}
|
:: To see, notice or discern
|
| scerpa {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sherpa
|
| scerpare {v} /ʃerˈpa.re/
|
:: to rend, to tear off
|
| scerpellato {adj}
|
:: synonym of scerpellino
|
| scervellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scervellarsi
|
| scervellantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scervellarsi
|
| scervellarsi {vr}
|
:: To rack one's brain or puzzle
|
| scervellato {adj}
|
:: brainless, empty-headed, scatterbrained
|
| scervellatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scervellarsi
|
| scespirianamente {adv}
|
:: In a Shakespearian manner
|
| scespiriano {adj}
|
:: Shakespearian
|
| scetavaiasse {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of scetavajasse
|
| scetavajasse {m} [musical instruments] /ˌʃe.ta.vaˈjas.se/
|
:: scetavajasse (Neapolitan percussion instrument)
|
| scettica {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scettico
|
| scetticamente {adv}
|
:: sceptically
|
| scetticismo {m}
|
:: scepticism, skepticism
|
| scettico {adj}
|
:: sceptical, skeptical
|
| scettico {m}
|
:: sceptic, skeptic
|
| scettrato {adj}
|
:: sceptred
|
| scettro {m}
|
:: sceptre, scepter
|
| sceveramento {m}
|
:: separation
|
| sceveramento {m}
|
:: distinction (between things)
|
| sceverante {v}
|
:: present participle of sceverare
|
| sceverare {v} /ʃe.veˈra.re/
|
:: to separate, to distinguish
|
| scevero {adj} /ˈʃe.ve.ro/
|
:: alternative form of scevro
|
| scevro {adj} [archaic] /ˈʃe.vro/
|
:: separated, far, distinct
|
| scevro {adj} [literary]
|
:: lacking
|
| scevro {adj}
|
:: devoid
|
| scevro {adj}
|
:: without, -free, -less
|
| Schaffhausen {prop}
|
:: Schaffhausen (canton)
|
| Schaffhausen {prop}
|
:: Schaffhausen (capital city)
|
| Scheat {prop}
|
:: Aludra, the second brightest star in the constellation of Pegasus
|
| scheda {f} /ˈskɛ.da/
|
:: card
|
| scheda {f}
|
:: index card
|
| scheda {f}
|
:: ballot
|
| scheda {f} [computing]
|
:: tab (navigational widget for switching between documents or sets of controls)
|
| scheda elettorale {f}
|
:: ballot (paper used for vote-casting)
|
| scheda madre {f} [computer hardware]
|
:: motherboard
|
| schedante {v}
|
:: present participle of schedare
|
| scheda perforata {f} [computing]
|
:: punch card, punched card
|
| schedare {vt}
|
:: to card-index
|
| schedare {vt}
|
:: to put on (a police) record
|
| schedario {m}
|
:: card index
|
| schedario {m}
|
:: filing cabinet
|
| schedarista {mf}
|
:: filing clerk
|
| schedaristico {adj}
|
:: indexed
|
| schedato {adj}
|
:: Having a (police) record
|
| schedato {m}
|
:: Person with a (police) record
|
| schedatore {m}
|
:: cataloguer
|
| schedatura {f}
|
:: filing
|
| schedatura {f}
|
:: booking (of criminals)
|
| schedina {f}
|
:: football pools coupon (or similar form)
|
| Schedir {prop}
|
:: Schedar, the second brightest star in the constellation of Cassiopeia
|
| schedografico {adj}
|
:: indexed / filed (in a card file)
|
| schedone {m}
|
:: A coloured index card used to divide others into categories
|
| schedulante {v}
|
:: present participle of schedulare
|
| schedulare {vt} [computing]
|
:: To schedule
|
| schedulatore {m} [computing]
|
:: scheduler
|
| scheelite {f} [mineral]
|
:: scheelite
|
| scheggia {f}
|
:: splinter, shiver, shrapnel, chip, spell, spelk
|
| scheggia {f} [archaic, literary]
|
:: large boulder
|
| scheggiabile {adj}
|
:: That can splinter or chip
|
| scheggiale {m}
|
:: alternative form of scaggiale
|
| scheggiamento {m}
|
:: synonym of scheggiatura
|
| scheggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scheggiare
|
| scheggiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scheggiarsi
|
| scheggiare {vt}
|
:: to splinter or chip
|
| scheggiare {vi} [slang]
|
:: to run away; to run the hell out of
|
| scheggiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scheggiare
|
| scheggiarsi {v}
|
:: to splinter or chip
|
| scheggiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scheggiarsi
|
| scheggiatura {f}
|
:: chip, splinter (of wood)
|
| scheggiatura {f}
|
:: chipping, splintering
|
| scheggioso {adj}
|
:: That easily splinters
|
| scheggioso {adj}
|
:: Littered with shards or sharp stones
|
| schei {m} {p} [Venice or humorous] /ˈskɛi/
|
:: money
|
| Schelda {prop}
|
:: Scheldt
|
| scheletogeno {adj}
|
:: skeletogenic
|
| scheletrato {m} [dentistry]
|
:: A removable, partial denture, typically made from a chromium / cobalt / molybdenum alloy
|
| scheletrente {v}
|
:: present participle of scheletrire
|
| scheletricità {f}
|
:: skinniness
|
| scheletricità {f}
|
:: conciseness
|
| scheletrico {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: skeletal, skeleton (attributive)
|
| scheletrico {adj}
|
:: skeletal, scraggy, scrawny, skinny
|
| scheletrire {vt}
|
:: To skeletonize
|
| scheletrito {adj}
|
:: skeleton (attributive)
|
| scheletrito {adj}
|
:: all skin and bone
|
| scheletrito {adj}
|
:: bare (branch of tree etc)
|
| scheletro {m} [anatomy] /ˈskɛ.le.tro/
|
:: skeleton
|
| scheletro {m}
|
:: very thin person (a bag of bones)
|
| scheletro {m}
|
:: framework (of a structure)
|
| scheletro {m}
|
:: outline (of a project etc)
|
| scheletro nell'armadio {m} [idiom]
|
:: skeleton in the closet
|
| scheltro {m}
|
:: alternative form of scheletro
|
| schema {m} /ˈskɛ.ma/
|
:: outline, schema, layout, diagram, plan, draft, project, arrangement
|
| schema {m}
|
:: pattern, mould, norm
|
| schematicamente {adv}
|
:: schematically
|
| schematicità {f}
|
:: sketchiness
|
| schematico {adj}
|
:: schematic, sketchy
|
| schematismo {m}
|
:: schematism
|
| schematizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of schematizzare
|
| schematizzare {vt}
|
:: to schematize
|
| schematizzazione {f}
|
:: diagramming, schematisation, schematization
|
| scheo {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: money
|
| schepsi {f}
|
:: alternative form of scepsi
|
| scherano {m}
|
:: myrmidon
|
| scheretro {m}
|
:: alternative form of scheletro
|
| scherma {f} [fencing]
|
:: fencing
|
| scherma {f} [boxing]
|
:: dodging an opponent's attack while eluding his own defence
|
| schermabile {adj}
|
:: screenable
|
| schermaggio {m}
|
:: screening, shielding
|
| schermaglia {f}
|
:: skirmish, controversy
|
| schermaglio {m}
|
:: fencing (with swords)
|
| schermaglio {m}
|
:: screen, shelter
|
| schermante {v}
|
:: present participle of schermare
|
| schermante {adj}
|
:: shielding, screening
|
| schermare {vt}
|
:: To screen in
|
| schermata {f} [computing, neologism]
|
:: screen, screenshot
|
| schermatura {f}
|
:: screening (all senses)
|
| schermente {v}
|
:: present participle of schermire
|
| schermentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of schermirsi
|
| schermidore {m} [fencing]
|
:: fencer, swordsman
|
| schermire {vt}
|
:: To protect or shield
|
| schermirsi {vr}
|
:: To protect or shield oneself
|
| schermirsi {vr}
|
:: To avoid or evade
|
| schermistico {adj} [fencing]
|
:: fencing (attributive)
|
| schermitore {m}
|
:: alternative form of schermidore
|
| schermitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of schermirsi
|
| schermitrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of schermidore
|
| schermo {m}
|
:: screen
|
| schermo al plasma {m}
|
:: plasma display, plasma screen
|
| schermografante {v}
|
:: present participle of schermografare
|
| schermografare {vt}
|
:: To X-ray
|
| schermografia {f}
|
:: X-ray imaging
|
| schermografico {adj}
|
:: X-ray (attributive)
|
| schernente {v}
|
:: present participle of schernire
|
| schernevole {adj}
|
:: scornful, sneering, mocking
|
| schernevolmente {adv}
|
:: scornfully, sneeringly, mockingly
|
| schernidore {adj}
|
:: alternative form of schernitore
|
| schernire {vt}
|
:: To mock or sneer at
|
| schernitore {adj}
|
:: mocking, sneering
|
| scherno {m}
|
:: scorn, sneer
|
| scherno {m}
|
:: jeer, scoff
|
| scherno {m}
|
:: mockery
|
| scherzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scherzare
|
| scherzare {vi}
|
:: to joke, kid, jest, frolic, be funny
|
| scherzare {vi}
|
:: to gamble, trifle, play
|
| scherzeggiare {v}
|
:: To joke or make fun of gently
|
| scherzetto {m}
|
:: trick
|
| scherzevole {adj}
|
:: playful
|
| scherzevole {adj}
|
:: facetious
|
| scherzevolmente {adv}
|
:: playfully
|
| scherzevolmente {adv}
|
:: facetiously
|
| scherzi d'acqua {m}
|
:: synonym of giochi d'acqua
|
| scherzo {m}
|
:: joke, jest, trick, hoax, frolic
|
| scherzo {m} [figuratively]
|
:: joke, trifle, cinch (something easy to do)
|
| scherzo {m} [music]
|
:: scherzo (piece of music played in a playful manner)
|
| scherzosamente {adv}
|
:: jokingly
|
| scherzosità {f}
|
:: playfulness
|
| scherzosità {f}
|
:: facetiousness
|
| scherzoso {adj}
|
:: playful
|
| scherzoso {adj}
|
:: facetious
|
| schettinaggio {m}
|
:: roller skating
|
| schettinante {v}
|
:: present participle of schettinare
|
| schettinare {vi}
|
:: To roller skate
|
| schettinatore {m}
|
:: roller skater
|
| schettino {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: roller skate
|
| schiacciabiade {m}
|
:: synonym of frangibiade
|
| schiacciamento {m}
|
:: squashing, crushing
|
| schiacciamento {m}
|
:: mashing
|
| schiacciamento {m}
|
:: pressing
|
| schiacciamento {m}
|
:: flattening
|
| schiaccianoci {m}
|
:: nutcracker, (pair of or set of) nutcrackers
|
| schiacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiacciare
|
| schiacciante {adj}
|
:: crushing
|
| schiacciante {adj}
|
:: overwhelming
|
| schiacciantemente {adv}
|
:: crushingly
|
| schiacciantemente {adv}
|
:: overwhelmingly
|
| schiacciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of schiacciarsi
|
| schiacciapatate {m}
|
:: potato masher
|
| schiacciare {vt} /skjatˈtʃare/
|
:: to crush, squash, crack, press, push, squeeze, mash
|
| schiacciare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to overwhelm, smash, flatten, crush
|
| schiacciare {vt}
|
:: to spike [volleyball]
|
| schiacciare un pisolino {v}
|
:: to take a nap or snooze
|
| schiacciare un pisolino {v}
|
:: to doze off
|
| schiacciarsi {vr}
|
:: To get crushed, to get squashed
|
| schiacciarsi {vr}
|
:: To crush, squeeze or catch (one's finger, foot etc)
|
| schiacciasassi {m}
|
:: steamroller, road roller
|
| schiacciata {f} [tennis]
|
:: smash
|
| schiacciata {f} [volleyball]
|
:: spike, smash
|
| schiacciata {f} [basketball]
|
:: dunk, dunk shot
|
| schiacciata {f} [regional, culinary]
|
:: synonym of focaccia
|
| schiacciata {f}
|
:: crush, squeeze
|
| schiacciato {adj}
|
:: flat (of the shape of a nose)
|
| schiacciatore {m} [volleyball]
|
:: smasher, spiker
|
| schiacciatore {m} [basketball]
|
:: dunker
|
| schiacciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of schiacciarsi
|
| schiacciatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of schiacciatore
|
| schiacciatura {f}
|
:: crushing, squashing, squeezing
|
| schiaffante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiaffare
|
| schiaffare {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: To throw or chuck
|
| schiaffeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiaffeggiare
|
| schiaffeggiare {vt}
|
:: To slap or smack
|
| schiaffeggiatore {m}
|
:: slapper
|
| schiaffetto {m}
|
:: slap on the wrist (mild reprimand)
|
| schiaffo {m}
|
:: slap (in the face)
|
| schiaffo {m}
|
:: rebuff
|
| schiaffone {m}
|
:: slap, smack (especially a hard one)
|
| schiamazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiamazzare
|
| schiamazzare {vi}
|
:: [of people] to make noise, clamour, din
|
| schiamazzare {vi}
|
:: [of animals] to cackle, chatter, squawk, squall
|
| schiamazzare {vi} [literary, figurative, by extension, rare]
|
:: [of feelings, desires, etc.] to rage into an internal conflict
|
| schiamazzatore {m}
|
:: A rowdy or boisterous person
|
| schiamazzio {m}
|
:: A continuous, insistent cackle, squawk or similar noise
|
| schiamazzo {m}
|
:: boisterous noise, clamour, din, disturbance
|
| schiamazzo {m}
|
:: cackle, chatter [of animals]
|
| schiancio {m}
|
:: alternative form of scancio
|
| schiantamento {m}
|
:: shattering
|
| schiantante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiantare
|
| schiantantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of schiantarsi
|
| schiantare {vt}
|
:: to break (violently); to shatter
|
| schiantarsi {vr}
|
:: To crash
|
| schiantatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of schiantarsi
|
| schiantatura {f}
|
:: alternative form of schiantamento
|
| schianto {m}
|
:: crash
|
| schianto {m} [colloquial, figuratively]
|
:: smasher (good looking person)
|
| schianza {f}
|
:: scab (covering of a wound)
|
| Schiaparelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Schiaparelli {prop}
|
:: Giovanni Virginio Schiaparelli, Italian astronomer
|
| schiappa {f}
|
:: incompetent
|
| schiarare {v}
|
:: To clarify, illuminate
|
| schiaratore {m}
|
:: illuminator
|
| schiarente {v}
|
:: present participle of schiarire
|
| schiarentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of schiarirsi
|
| schiarimento {m}
|
:: lightening
|
| schiarimento {m}
|
:: brightening up, clearing up
|
| schiarire {vt} /skjaˈriː.re/
|
:: to lighten
|
| schiarire {vt}
|
:: to fade
|
| schiarirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of schiarire
|
| schiarirsi {v}
|
:: to lighten
|
| schiarirsi {v}
|
:: to fade
|
| schiarirsi {v}
|
:: to clear up, brighten up
|
| schiarita {f}
|
:: clearing up, brightening up
|
| schiarita {f}
|
:: improvement
|
| schiaritoio {m}
|
:: A vat in which olive oil is allowed to clarify
|
| schiaritosi {v}
|
:: past participle of schiarirsi
|
| schiaritura {f}
|
:: lightening, brightening
|
| schiascopia {f} [medicine]
|
:: skiascopy
|
| schiatta {f} /ˈskjat.ta/
|
:: lineage, ancestry; offspring, progeny
|
| schiatta {f}
|
:: ethnicity
|
| schiattante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiattare
|
| schiattare {vi}
|
:: To drop dead
|
| schiattare {vi}
|
:: To burst
|
| schiattire {v}
|
:: To squeak
|
| schiava {f}
|
:: female equivalent of schiavo
|
| schiavacciare {v}
|
:: To unbolt
|
| schiava della moda {f}
|
:: slave to fashion
|
| schiavardante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiavardare
|
| schiavardare {vt}
|
:: to unbolt (remove bolts from)
|
| schiavare {v}
|
:: To undo, unhinge
|
| schiavesco {adj}
|
:: slavish
|
| schiavetto {m} [colloquial]
|
:: flunky
|
| schiavina {f}
|
:: pilgrim's hooded cloak
|
| schiavismo {m}
|
:: slavery
|
| schiavista {adj}
|
:: slave (attributive)
|
| schiavista {mf}
|
:: slaver (slave trader)
|
| schiavista {mf}
|
:: slave driver
|
| schiavistico {adj}
|
:: slavery, slave (attributive)
|
| schiavitù {f} /skjaviˈtu/
|
:: slavery
|
| schiavizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiavizzare
|
| schiavizzare {vt}
|
:: to enslave
|
| schiavizzatore {m}
|
:: enslaver
|
| schiavizzazione {f}
|
:: enslavement
|
| schiavo {adj} /ˈskjaːvo/
|
:: enslaved
|
| schiavo {m}
|
:: slave
|
| Schiavo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| schiavo della moda {m}
|
:: slave to fashion
|
| schiavone {adj}
|
:: Slavonian
|
| schiavone {m}
|
:: Slavonian
|
| Schiavone {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Schiavone {prop}
|
:: Francesca Schiavone, Italian tennis player
|
| schiccheracarte {mf}
|
:: scribbler (mediocre writer)
|
| schiccherafogli {mf}
|
:: synonym of schiccheracarte
|
| schiccherante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiccherare
|
| schiccherare {vt}
|
:: To drink up
|
| schiccherare {vi}
|
:: To tipple
|
| schiccherare {vi}
|
:: To scribble
|
| schiccheratura {f}
|
:: tippling
|
| schiccheratura {f}
|
:: scribbling
|
| schiccherone {m}
|
:: tippler
|
| Schicchi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| schidionare {v}
|
:: To skewer prior to spit roasting
|
| schidione {m} /skiˈdjo.ne/
|
:: spit (for roasting)
|
| schiena {f} /ˈskjɛna/
|
:: back (the rear of the body)
|
| schienale {m} [furniture]
|
:: back, backrest (of a seat)
|
| schienale {m}
|
:: saddle (of meat)
|
| schienare {vt}
|
:: to pin [an opponent] to the ground
|
| schienata {f} [sports]
|
:: fall
|
| schienuto {adj}
|
:: broad-backed
|
| schiera {f}
|
:: rank (line of soldiers)
|
| schieramento {m}
|
:: formation, array
|
| schieramento {m} [military]
|
:: formation (grouping of military units)
|
| schieramento {m} [sports]
|
:: formation (arrangement of players)
|
| schieramento {m}
|
:: the complex of people who support a certain social or political ideology; a coalition
|
| schierante {v}
|
:: present participle of schierare
|
| schierantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of schierarsi
|
| schierare {vt} [military]
|
:: to draw up (in military formation)
|
| schierare {vt} [sports]
|
:: to field
|
| schierare {vt}
|
:: to line up
|
| schierarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of schierare
|
| schierarsi {v} [military]
|
:: to be drawn up [in military formation]
|
| schierarsi {v} [sports]
|
:: to be fielded
|
| schierarsi {v}
|
:: to line up
|
| schierarsi {v}
|
:: (with con, per, contro, dalla parte di, or in favore di) to side (with, against, etc.)
|
| schieratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of schierarsi
|
| schiericare {v}
|
:: To laicize
|
| schiettamente {adv}
|
:: frankly, bluntly
|
| schiettamente {adv}
|
:: straightforwardly
|
| schiettezza {f}
|
:: frankness, straightforwardness
|
| schietto {adj}
|
:: pure, undiluted, clear
|
| schietto {adj} [by extension]
|
:: frank, straightforward
|
| schifante {v}
|
:: present participle of schifare
|
| schifantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of schifarsi
|
| schifare {vt}
|
:: To loathe
|
| schifare {vt}
|
:: To disgust or nauseate
|
| schifarsi {vr}
|
:: To be disgusted
|
| schifato {adj}
|
:: disgusted
|
| schifatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of schifarsi
|
| schifazzo {m}
|
:: dingy (small sailing boat)
|
| schifenza {f}
|
:: alternative form of schifezza
|
| schiferia {f}
|
:: alternative form of schifezza
|
| schifevolmente {adv}
|
:: disgustingly, sickeningly
|
| schifezza {f}
|
:: hideousness, filthiness
|
| schifezza {f} [colloquial]
|
:: rubbish, junk, crap, slime
|
| schifiltà {f}
|
:: fastidiousness, squeamishness, fussiness
|
| schifiltosa {f}
|
:: fastidious or fussy woman
|
| schifiltosamente {adv}
|
:: fastidiously, squeamishly, fussily
|
| schifiltosità {f}
|
:: fastidiousness, squeamishness, fussiness
|
| schifiltoso {adj}
|
:: fastidious, fussy, squeamish
|
| schifiltoso {m}
|
:: fastidious person
|
| schifio {m}
|
:: only in a schifio
|
| schifità {f}
|
:: alternative form of schifiltà
|
| schifo {m} /ˈski.fo/
|
:: disgust, nausea, loathing
|
| schifo {m} [colloquial]
|
:: crap, rubbish
|
| schifo {m}
|
:: dingy (small sailing boat)
|
| schifosaggine {f}
|
:: loathsomeness, repulsiveness
|
| schifosaggine {f}
|
:: disgusting thing or action
|
| schifosamente {adv}
|
:: disgustingly
|
| schifosamente {adv}
|
:: dreadfully, awfully
|
| schifosità {f}
|
:: loathsomeness, repulsiveness
|
| schifosità {f}
|
:: disgusting thing or action
|
| schifoso {adj}
|
:: disgusting, loathsome, lousy, crappy, stinking, filthy, rotten
|
| schifoso {m} [derogatory]
|
:: bastard, disgusting person
|
| Schild {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| schilleriano {adj}
|
:: Schillerian
|
| schimbescio {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sghimbescio
|
| schimbo {adj}
|
:: synonym of sghembo
|
| schinciante {v}
|
:: present participle of schinciare
|
| schinciare {v} [rare]
|
:: To stagger or reel (as if drunk)
|
| schinella {f} [anatomy, zoology]
|
:: exostosis
|
| schiniere {m}
|
:: greave, shin guard
|
| schino {m}
|
:: A form of pepper (Schinus molle)
|
| Schio {prop}
|
:: Schio (town)
|
| schioccante {v}
|
:: present participle of schioccare
|
| schioccare {vt}
|
:: to crack, snap, click, fillip
|
| schioccare {vt}
|
:: to smack [one's lips]
|
| schiocco {m}
|
:: crack, snap, fillip
|
| schioccolare {v}
|
:: alternative form of chioccolare
|
| schiodante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiodare
|
| schiodantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of schiodarsi
|
| schiodar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of schiodare
|
| schiodare {vt}
|
:: to remove the nails from, to unnail
|
| schiodare {vt} [figurative, slang]
|
:: to make [someone] move; to oust
|
| schiodare {vt} [chess]
|
:: to unpin
|
| schiodarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of schiodare
|
| schiodarsi {v}
|
:: to be unnailed or unrivetted
|
| schiodarsi {v} [slang]
|
:: to get going
|
| schiodarsi {v} [slang]
|
:: to unglue oneself [from a chair, phone, etc.]
|
| schiodatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of schiodarsi
|
| schiodatura {f}
|
:: unnailing (removal of nails)
|
| schiomare {v}
|
:: To tear one's hair
|
| schioppettare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scoppiettare
|
| schioppettata {f} [firearms]
|
:: gunshot
|
| schioppettiere {m}
|
:: A soldier armed with a schioppetto or a schioppo
|
| schioppetto {m} /skjopˈpet.to/
|
:: A small "schioppo"
|
| schioppo {m} [firearms]
|
:: gun, rifle
|
| schioppo {m} [firearms]
|
:: shotgun
|
| schiostrarsi {v}
|
:: To leave a cloistered life; to break free
|
| schipetaro {adj}
|
:: Albanian
|
| schipetaro {m}
|
:: Albanian
|
| schiribilla {f}
|
:: little crake
|
| schiribilloso {adj} [of a person]
|
:: sprightly
|
| schiribilloso {adj} [of clothing]
|
:: extravagant
|
| schiribizzo {m}
|
:: whim, fancy, caprice
|
| schiribizzoso {adj}
|
:: synonym of ghiribizzoso
|
| schisandra {f}
|
:: magnolia vine (of genus Schisandra)
|
| schiscetta {f} [Northern Italy, especially, Lombardy] /skiʃˈʃet.ta/
|
:: A container for the transport and consumption of food; a hamper; a mess tin
|
| schiscia {f} [Milan, slang]
|
:: attractive female; chick; babe
|
| schismena {m}
|
:: synonym of giuntura
|
| schiso {adj}
|
:: askew, oblique
|
| schisto {m}
|
:: Variant of scisto
|
| schistosità {f}
|
:: Variant of scistosità
|
| schistoso {adj}
|
:: Variant of scistoso
|
| schistosoma {m}
|
:: schistosome
|
| schistosomiasi {f} [medicine]
|
:: schistosomiasis, bilharzia
|
| schitarramento {m}
|
:: strumming
|
| schitarrante {v}
|
:: present participle of schitarrare
|
| schitarrare {vi}
|
:: to strum
|
| schiudente {v}
|
:: present participle of schiudere
|
| schiudere {vt}
|
:: to open
|
| schiudere {vt}
|
:: to unlock
|
| schiudere {vt}
|
:: to unclench
|
| schiudersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of schiudere
|
| schiudersi {v}
|
:: to open
|
| schiudersi {v}
|
:: to dawn
|
| schiudersi {v}
|
:: to unclench
|
| schiudersi {v}
|
:: to hatch
|
| schiudimento {m}
|
:: opening; unlocking; unclenching
|
| schiuma {f} /ˈskjuma/
|
:: foam
|
| schiuma {f}
|
:: froth
|
| schiuma di sapone {f}
|
:: lather
|
| schiumaiola {f}
|
:: Variant of schiumarola
|
| schiumante {v}
|
:: present participle of schiumare
|
| schiumare {vt}
|
:: To skim
|
| schiumare {vi}
|
:: To foam
|
| schiumarola {f}
|
:: skimming spoon, skimmer
|
| schiumatoio {m}
|
:: skimmer
|
| schiumatore {m}
|
:: synonym of schiumatoio
|
| schiumatura {f}
|
:: skimming
|
| schiumogeno {adj}
|
:: foaming
|
| schiumogeno {m}
|
:: foaming agent
|
| schiumosità {f}
|
:: foaminess
|
| schiumoso {adj}
|
:: foamy, lathery
|
| schiusa {f}
|
:: hatch, brood
|
| schivabile {adj}
|
:: avoidable
|
| schivafatiche {mf} [literary] /ski.va.faˈti.ke/
|
:: idler, loafer
|
| schivamento {m}
|
:: dodge, sidestep, avoidance, evasion
|
| schivante {v}
|
:: present participle of schivare
|
| schivare {vt} /skiˈva.re/
|
:: to dodge, sidestep, avoid, or evade
|
| schivare {vt} [archaic]
|
:: to preserve
|
| schivare {vt} [archaic]
|
:: to despise
|
| schivata {f} /skiˈva.ta/
|
:: dodge (an instance of dodging)
|
| schivezza {f} [literary, archaic] /skiˈvet.t͡sa/
|
:: averseness
|
| schivezza {f} [literary, archaic]
|
:: contempt, disdain
|
| schivo {adj} /ˈski.vo/
|
:: reluctant
|
| schivo {adj}
|
:: shy
|
| schivo {adj}
|
:: averse to (doing) something
|
| schivo {adj}
|
:: skittish
|
| schizo- {prefix}
|
:: schizo-
|
| schizocarpo {m} [botany]
|
:: schizocarp
|
| schizocromismo {m}
|
:: schizochromism
|
| schizofasia {f}
|
:: schizophasia
|
| schizofita {f} [botany]
|
:: schizophyte
|
| schizofrenia {f}
|
:: schizophrenia
|
| schizofrenico {adj}
|
:: schizophrenic
|
| schizofrenico {m}
|
:: schizophrenic
|
| schizogenesi {f}
|
:: schizogenesis
|
| schizogonia {f}
|
:: schizogony
|
| schizoide {adj}
|
:: schizoid
|
| schizoide {mf}
|
:: schizoid
|
| schizoidia {f}
|
:: schizophrenia
|
| schizomicete {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: schizomycete (bacterium)
|
| schizotimia {f}
|
:: schizothymia
|
| schizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of schizzare
|
| schizzare {vit}
|
:: to squirt
|
| schizzare {vit}
|
:: to splash
|
| schizzare {vit}
|
:: to spatter
|
| schizzato {m}
|
:: schizo
|
| schizzato {m}
|
:: hustler
|
| schizzatoio {m}
|
:: squirter, jet
|
| schizzettante {v}
|
:: present participle of schizzettare
|
| schizzettare {vt}
|
:: To syringe or spray
|
| schizzettatura {f}
|
:: syringing, spraying
|
| schizzetto {m}
|
:: water pistol, squirt gun, water gun
|
| schizzetto {m}
|
:: syringe, spray
|
| schizzignosa {f}
|
:: Variant of schizzinosa
|
| schizzignoso {adj}
|
:: Variant of schizzinoso
|
| schizzignoso {m}
|
:: Variant of schizzinoso
|
| schizzinosa {f}
|
:: fastidious, squeamish or fussy woman
|
| schizzinosamente {adv}
|
:: fastidiously, squeamishly, fussily
|
| schizzinosità {f}
|
:: fastidiousness, squeamishness, fussiness
|
| schizzinoso {adj}
|
:: fastidious, squeamish, finicky, fussy
|
| schizzinoso {m}
|
:: fastidious, squeamish or fussy person
|
| schizzo {m} /ˈskitt͡so/
|
:: squirt, splash
|
| schizzo {m}
|
:: stain, spot, flake
|
| schizzo {m}
|
:: (rough) sketch
|
| schock {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of shock
|
| schopenhaueriano {adj} /ʃo.pe.na.weˈrja.no/
|
:: Relating to, or characteristic of Arthur Schopenhauer; Schopenhauerian
|
| Schubert {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| schubertiano {adj}
|
:: Schubertian
|
| Schumann {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Schwartz {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Schwarz {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| schwarzite {f} [chemistry]
|
:: schwarzite
|
| Schwarzkopf {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Schweitzer {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sci {m} [skiing, sports]
|
:: ski
|
| sci {m} [skiing, sports]
|
:: skiing
|
| scia- {prefix}
|
:: scio- (shade, shadow)
|
| scia {f}
|
:: wake (of a boat)
|
| scia {f}
|
:: slipstream (of a vehicle or bicycle)
|
| scia {f} [by extension]
|
:: trail, wake, footsteps
|
| scià {m}
|
:: shah
|
| sciabecco {m}
|
:: xebec
|
| sciabica {f}
|
:: A kind of trawl or dragnet
|
| sciabicante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciabicare
|
| sciabicare {vi}
|
:: to trawl
|
| sciabigotto {m}
|
:: twerp
|
| sciabile {adj}
|
:: skiable
|
| sciabilità {f}
|
:: Property of being skiable; skiability
|
| sciabola {f} [also, fencing] /ˈʃa.bo.la/
|
:: sabre, saber
|
| sciabolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciabolare
|
| sciabolare {vt}
|
:: To slash with a sabre
|
| sciabolata {f}
|
:: sabre cut
|
| sciabolatore {m} [fencing]
|
:: sabreur
|
| sciabolatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sciabolatore
|
| sciabordante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciabordare
|
| sciabordare {vt}
|
:: To shake, slosh or stir (up)
|
| sciabordare {vi} [of waves etc]
|
:: To lap
|
| sciabordio {m}
|
:: lapping (sound)
|
| sciabordio {m}
|
:: slosh
|
| sciacallaggio {m}
|
:: looting
|
| sciacallaggio {m}
|
:: profiteering
|
| sciacallismo {m}
|
:: synonym of sciacallaggio
|
| sciacallo {m}
|
:: jackal
|
| sciacallo {m}
|
:: profiteer
|
| sciacallo {m}
|
:: looter
|
| sciacchetrà {m}
|
:: A sweet white wine from the Cinque Terre in Liguria
|
| sciaccò {m}
|
:: shako
|
| sciacquabudella {m} /ʃak.kwa.buˈdɛl.la/
|
:: A weak wine
|
| sciacquabudella {m}
|
:: A watery soup
|
| sciacquadita {m}
|
:: finger bowl
|
| sciacquamento {m}
|
:: synonym of sciacquatura
|
| sciacquante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciacquare
|
| sciacquantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sciacquarsi
|
| sciacquapiatti {mf}
|
:: synonym of lavapiatti
|
| sciacquare {vt}
|
:: to rinse
|
| sciacquarsi {vr}
|
:: To rinse (oneself)
|
| sciacquatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sciacquarsi
|
| sciacquatura {f}
|
:: rinsing
|
| sciacquatura {f}
|
:: dishwater
|
| sciacquetta {f} [regional]
|
:: dishwasher (woman)
|
| sciacquetta {f} [regional]
|
:: frippet
|
| sciacquio {m}
|
:: swashing
|
| sciacquo {m}
|
:: mouthwash
|
| sciacquone {m}
|
:: flush
|
| Sciaffusa {prop}
|
:: Sciaffusa (canton)
|
| sciafilia {f} [botany]
|
:: sciophyte
|
| sciafilo {adj} [botany] /ʃiˈa.fi.lo/
|
:: sciaphilous
|
| sciafita {f} [botany]
|
:: sciophyte
|
| sciaguattamento {m}
|
:: rinse
|
| sciaguattamento {m}
|
:: sloshing
|
| sciaguattare {v}
|
:: To rinse
|
| sciaguattare {v}
|
:: To slosh, lap or swash
|
| sciagura {f}
|
:: disaster, calamity
|
| sciagurata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sciagurato
|
| sciagurataggine {f}
|
:: profanity
|
| sciagurataggine {f}
|
:: desecration
|
| sciaguratamente {adv}
|
:: unluckily
|
| sciaguratamente {adv}
|
:: wickedly
|
| sciaguratello {adj}
|
:: thoughtless
|
| sciaguratezza {f}
|
:: synonym of sciagurataggine
|
| sciaguratissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sciagurato
|
| sciagurato {adj}
|
:: wretched
|
| sciagurato {adj}
|
:: unfortunate
|
| sciagurato {m}
|
:: wretch
|
| scialacquamento {m}
|
:: squandering
|
| scialacquante {v}
|
:: present participle of scialacquare
|
| scialacquare {vt}
|
:: to squander, waste or dissipate
|
| scialacquatore {m}
|
:: spendthrift, squanderer
|
| scialacquatrice {m}
|
:: female equivalent of scialacquatore
|
| scialacquio {m}
|
:: squandering
|
| scialacquo {m}
|
:: squandering
|
| scialacquo {m}
|
:: profusion
|
| scialacquo {m}
|
:: waste
|
| scialacquone {m}
|
:: wastrel, waster
|
| scialagogo {adj}
|
:: sialagogic
|
| scialagogo {m}
|
:: sialagogue
|
| scialamento {m}
|
:: extravagance
|
| scialante {v}
|
:: present participle of scialare
|
| scialappa {f}
|
:: synonym of gialappa
|
| scialare {vi}
|
:: to be extravagant; to spend money like water
|
| scialatelli {m}
|
:: A form of tagliatelle, with a square cross-section, from near Naples
|
| scialbare {v} [rare] /ʃalˈba.re/
|
:: To paint white
|
| scialbare {v} [rare]
|
:: To whiten, to lighten
|
| scialbatura {f}
|
:: whitening
|
| scialbo {adj} /ˈʃal.bo/
|
:: dull, vapid
|
| scialbo {adj}
|
:: pale, colourless
|
| scialbore {m}
|
:: dullness, vapidity
|
| scialbore {m}
|
:: paleness
|
| scialitico {adj}
|
:: scialytic
|
| scialiva {f}
|
:: synonym of saliva
|
| sciallare {v} [tailoring]
|
:: To give the neck of a garment the shape of a shawl
|
| sciallato {adj}
|
:: shawl (attributive)
|
| scialle {m} /ˈʃal.le/
|
:: shawl
|
| sciallo {adj} [slang]
|
:: calm, relaxed, sane (particularly during study)
|
| scialo- {prefix}
|
:: sialo-
|
| scialo {m}
|
:: extravagance, waste (of money)
|
| scialoadenite {f}
|
:: sialoadenitis
|
| scialofagia {f}
|
:: sialophagia
|
| scialografia {f}
|
:: sialography
|
| scialone {m}
|
:: spendthrift, squanderer
|
| scialoneria {f}
|
:: squandering
|
| scialorrea {f} [medicine]
|
:: hypersalivation
|
| Scialpi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Scialpi {prop}
|
:: Giovanni Scialpi, Italian actor and singer
|
| scialpinismo {m} [skiing]
|
:: ski-touring, backcountry/mountain skiing
|
| scialpinista {mf}
|
:: off-pister (off-piste skier)
|
| scialpinistico {adj}
|
:: alpine skiing (attributive)
|
| scialuppa {f}
|
:: sloop
|
| scialuppa {f}
|
:: lifeboat
|
| scialuppa {f}
|
:: tender
|
| scialuppa di salvataggio {f}
|
:: lifeboat
|
| sciamana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sciamano
|
| sciamanesimo {m}
|
:: shamanism
|
| sciamanico {adj}
|
:: shamanistic
|
| sciamanismo {m}
|
:: shamanism
|
| sciamanistico {adj}
|
:: shamanistic
|
| sciamanizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciamanizzare
|
| sciamanizzare {vt}
|
:: To shamanize
|
| sciamannante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciamannare
|
| sciamannare {v}
|
:: to mess up
|
| sciamannare {v}
|
:: to untidy
|
| sciamannare {v}
|
:: to crumple
|
| sciamannato {adj} [regional]
|
:: untidy
|
| sciamano {m}
|
:: shaman
|
| sciamante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciamare
|
| sciamanzia {f}
|
:: shamanic divination
|
| sciamare {vi}
|
:: To swarm
|
| sciamatura {f}
|
:: swarming
|
| sciame {m}
|
:: swarm
|
| sciame {m} [by extension]
|
:: crowd
|
| sciamito {m}
|
:: samite
|
| sciammannato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sciamannato
|
| sciampagna {f}
|
:: champagne (wine)
|
| sciampagnino {m}
|
:: A soft drink made from fruit syrup
|
| sciampagnotta {f}
|
:: The type of bottle typically used for champagne
|
| sciampiare {v}
|
:: To widen
|
| sciampista {mf}
|
:: alternative spelling of shampista
|
| sciampo {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of shampoo
|
| sciamprare {v}
|
:: synonym of sciampiare
|
| sciancante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciancare
|
| sciancantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sciancarsi
|
| sciancare {vt}
|
:: To cripple or lame
|
| sciancarsi {vr}
|
:: To become crippled, to become lame
|
| sciancata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sciancato
|
| sciancatamente {adv}
|
:: lamely
|
| sciancato {adj}
|
:: crippled, lame
|
| sciancato {m}
|
:: cripple
|
| sciancatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sciancarsi
|
| sciancrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciancrare
|
| sciancrare {v} [of tailoring]
|
:: To fit at the waist
|
| sciancrato {adj}
|
:: waisted (having a waist or narrowing)
|
| sciancratura {f}
|
:: waistline (of a dress)
|
| sciancratura {f}
|
:: narrowing (in the centre of a snowboard etc)
|
| sciangai {m}
|
:: pick-up sticks, mikado (game)
|
| sciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciare
|
| sciantosa {f}
|
:: chanteuse (cabaret singer)
|
| sciantung {m}
|
:: shantung
|
| sciaperonare {v}
|
:: To chaperone
|
| sciapido {adj} [of food]
|
:: tasteless, insipid (typically by lacking seasoning)
|
| sciapito {adj}
|
:: alternative form of scipito
|
| sciapuno {m}
|
:: A shabono
|
| sciara {f}
|
:: (in Sicily) The mound of magmatic scoriae formed along lava flows
|
| Sciara {prop}
|
:: Sciara (town)
|
| sciarada {f}
|
:: charades (game)
|
| sciaradista {mf}
|
:: A person who plays charades
|
| sciaraitico {adj}
|
:: Sharia
|
| sciarbo {m}
|
:: A device that grinds and presses olive pomace to produce olive oil
|
| sciarbo {m}
|
:: The sound of a fish or bird thrashing in the water
|
| sciarbottare {v}
|
:: To swash, splash (typically water)
|
| sciarbottatoio {m}
|
:: synonym of sciarbo
|
| sciare {vi} [skiing] /ʃiˈare/
|
:: to ski
|
| sciare {vi}
|
:: [nautical] to row or steer backwards
|
| sciarm {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of charme
|
| sciarmutta {f}
|
:: prostitute (used in Italian East-North Africa colonies for indigenous prostitute)
|
| sciarpa {f}
|
:: scarf
|
| sciarpellato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of scerpellato
|
| sciarpellino {adj}
|
:: alternative form of scerpellino
|
| sciarpona {f}
|
:: big scarf
|
| sciarra {f} /ˈʃarːa/
|
:: fight, brawl
|
| sciarrano {m}
|
:: comber (fish Serranus scriba)
|
| sciarrare {v}
|
:: To defeat, to scatter
|
| sciatalgia {f} [pathology] /ʃa.talˈd͡ʒia̯/
|
:: sciatica
|
| sciatalgico {adj}
|
:: sciatic
|
| sciatica {f} [pathology]
|
:: sciatica
|
| sciatico {adj}
|
:: sciatic
|
| Sciato {prop}
|
:: Sciato (island)
|
| sciatore {m} [skiing, sports]
|
:: skier in general, male skier
|
| sciatorio {adj}
|
:: ski, skiing (attributive)
|
| sciatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sciatore
|
| sciattaggine {f}
|
:: synonym of sciatteria
|
| sciattamente {adv}
|
:: untidily, carelessly, sloppily
|
| sciattare {v}
|
:: To ruin, spoil
|
| sciattare {v}
|
:: To waste
|
| sciattare {v}
|
:: To throw away
|
| sciatteria {f}
|
:: shabbiness, slovenliness, sloppiness, untidiness
|
| sciattezza {f}
|
:: shabbiness, slovenliness, sloppiness, untidiness
|
| sciatto {adj}
|
:: slovenly, untidy, shabby, sloppy
|
| sciatto {adj}
|
:: careless
|
| sciattona {f}
|
:: sloven (slovenly woman)
|
| sciattona {f}
|
:: frump
|
| sciattone {m}
|
:: sloven (slovenly person)
|
| sciavero {m}
|
:: slab
|
| scibala {f}
|
:: scybala
|
| scibile {m}
|
:: knowledge
|
| scicche {adj}
|
:: chic
|
| sciccheria {f} [colloquial] /ʃik.keˈri.a/
|
:: elegance, stylishness
|
| sciccoso {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: swanky, ritzy
|
| sci di fondo {m} [skiing, sports]
|
:: cross-country skiing
|
| scielta {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of scelta
|
| sciente {adj}
|
:: aware, conscious
|
| scientemente {adv}
|
:: deliberately
|
| scientificamente {adv}
|
:: scientifically
|
| scientificità {f}
|
:: The scientific character
|
| scientifico {adj}
|
:: scientific
|
| scientismo {m}
|
:: scientism
|
| scientista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: scientistic
|
| scientista {mf}
|
:: an advocate of scientism
|
| scientistico {adj}
|
:: scientistic
|
| scientometria {f}
|
:: scientometrics
|
| scientre {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sciente
|
| scienza {f} /ˈʃɛn.tsa/
|
:: science
|
| scienza {f}
|
:: learning, knowledge
|
| scienza dello spazio {f} [sciences]
|
:: space science
|
| scienza rivoluzionaria {f}
|
:: alternative form of cambiamento di paradigma
|
| scienziata {f}
|
:: scientist
|
| scienziata {f}
|
:: woman of science
|
| scienziato {m}
|
:: scientist
|
| scienziato {m}
|
:: man of science
|
| sciffoniera {f}
|
:: chiffonier
|
| scifo {m} [archaeology] /ˈʃi.fo/
|
:: scyphus (Ancient Greek drinking cup)
|
| scifo {m} [lichenology]
|
:: scyphus (cup-shaped stem or podetium)
|
| scifozoo {m}
|
:: scyphozoan
|
| scignere {v}
|
:: alternative form of scingere
|
| sciismo {m}
|
:: Shia (branch of Islam)
|
| sciistico {adj}
|
:: ski (attributive), skiing (attributive)
|
| sciita {adj}
|
:: Shiite
|
| sciita {mf}
|
:: Shiite
|
| scilacca {f}
|
:: slap
|
| scilaccare {v}
|
:: To slap
|
| scilinguagnolo {m}
|
:: loquacity, tongue
|
| scilinguare {v}
|
:: To stutter
|
| scilinguare {v}
|
:: To be tongue tied
|
| scilinguato {adj}
|
:: stammering, stuttering
|
| scilinguatura {f}
|
:: stuttering
|
| scilipotismo {m}
|
:: A political transformation typified by that of Domenico Scilipoti
|
| sciliva {f}
|
:: synonym of saliva
|
| scilla {f}
|
:: squill (plant of the genus Scilla)
|
| Scilla {prop}
|
:: Scylla
|
| scillaro {m}
|
:: slipper lobster
|
| scillitano {adj}
|
:: Scillitan
|
| scilocco {m}
|
:: scirocco
|
| sciloppo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sciroppo
|
| scimitarra {f}
|
:: scimitar
|
| scimitarrata {f}
|
:: A blow from a scimitar
|
| scimmia {f} /ˈʃim.mja/
|
:: monkey, simian
|
| scimmiaggine {f}
|
:: ugliness (or similar supposed simian attributes)
|
| scimmiatico {adj}
|
:: simian
|
| scimmieggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scimmieggiare
|
| scimmieggiare {vt} [uncommon]
|
:: to ape, mimic
|
| scimmieggiatura {f}
|
:: mimicry
|
| scimmiesco {adj}
|
:: ape-like, simian
|
| scimmietta {f} [colloquial]
|
:: little monkey (naughty child)
|
| scimmione {m}
|
:: gorilla, ape
|
| scimmione {m}
|
:: A clumsy and brutish person
|
| scimmiottabile {adj}
|
:: mimicable
|
| scimmiottamento {m}
|
:: aping, mimicry
|
| scimmiottante {v}
|
:: present participle of scimmiottare
|
| scimmiottare {vt}
|
:: to mock, make fun of
|
| scimmiottare {vt}
|
:: to mimic, ape
|
| scimmiottatore {m}
|
:: mimic
|
| scimmiottatura {f}
|
:: aping, mimicry
|
| scimmiotto {m}
|
:: small or young monkey
|
| scimmiotto {m} [colloquial]
|
:: friend, pal
|
| scimpanzé {m}
|
:: chimpanzee
|
| scimpanzuomo {m}
|
:: humanzee
|
| scimunita {f}
|
:: fool, idiot
|
| scimunitaggine {f}
|
:: foolishness, silliness (quality, or act of)
|
| scimunitamente {adv}
|
:: stupidly, foolishly
|
| scimunito {adj}
|
:: stupid, foolish, silly
|
| scimunito {m}
|
:: fool, idiot
|
| scinco {m}
|
:: skink
|
| scindapso {m} /ʃinˈdap.so/
|
:: Any plant in the Scindapsus taxonomic genus
|
| scindapso {m} [uncountable]
|
:: alternative case form of Scindapso
|
| Scindapso {m} /ʃinˈdap.so/
|
:: The Scindapsus taxonomic genus
|
| scindente {v}
|
:: present participle of scindere
|
| scindentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scindersi
|
| scindere {vt} /ˈʃin.de.re/
|
:: To split up or divide
|
| scindere {v} [chemistry]
|
:: to cleave
|
| scindersi {vr}
|
:: To divide or split up into pieces
|
| scindibile {adj}
|
:: separable
|
| scingente {v}
|
:: present participle of scingere
|
| scingere {vt}
|
:: [literary] To untie or undo
|
| scintigrafia {f} [medicine]
|
:: scintigraphy
|
| scintigrafico {adj}
|
:: scintigraphic
|
| scintigrafo {m}
|
:: scintiscanner
|
| scintigramma {m}
|
:: scintigram, scintiscan
|
| scintilla {f}
|
:: spark
|
| scintillamento {m}
|
:: scintillation, sparkle, coruscation, glitter
|
| scintillante {adj}
|
:: scintillating, sparkling or brilliant
|
| scintillare {vi}
|
:: To scintillate, sparkle, coruscate or glitter; to give off sparks
|
| scintillatore {m}
|
:: scintillator (all senses)
|
| scintillazione {f}
|
:: sparkling
|
| scintillazione {f}
|
:: scintillation
|
| scintillio {m}
|
:: sparkle, twinkle
|
| scintillio {m}
|
:: sparkling, twinkling
|
| scintillio {m}
|
:: scintillation
|
| scintillografia {f}
|
:: alternative form of scintigrafia
|
| scintillografo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scintigrafo
|
| scintillometro {m} [physics]
|
:: scintillation counter
|
| scinto {adj}
|
:: skimpy [of a garment]
|
| scintoismo {m}
|
:: Shinto, Shintoism
|
| scintoista {mf}
|
:: Shintoist
|
| scintoistico {adj}
|
:: Shintoist
|
| Scio {prop} [dated]
|
:: synonym of Chio
|
| sciò {interj} /ˈʃɔ/
|
:: shoo!, clear off!, go away!
|
| sciocca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sciocco
|
| scioccaggine {m}
|
:: foolishness, stupidity
|
| scioccaggine {m}
|
:: tastelessness, insipidity
|
| scioccamente {adv}
|
:: foolishly
|
| scioccante {v}
|
:: present participle of scioccare
|
| scioccante {adj}
|
:: shocking
|
| scioccare {vt}
|
:: to shock (emotionally)
|
| scioccato {adj}
|
:: shocked
|
| scioccheria {f}
|
:: synonym of sciocchezza
|
| sciocchezza {f}
|
:: foolishness, silliness
|
| sciocchezzaio {m}
|
:: A collection of nonsense
|
| sciocchezzuola {f}
|
:: trifle, trivia
|
| sciocchezzuola {f}
|
:: small present
|
| sciocchina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sciocchino
|
| sciocchino {adj}
|
:: silly
|
| sciocchino {m}
|
:: diminutive of sciocco
|
| sciocchino {m}
|
:: silly person
|
| sciocchissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sciocco
|
| sciocco {adj} /ˈʃɔk.ko/
|
:: silly, foolish, stupid, daft
|
| sciocco {adj}
|
:: tasteless, insipid, saltless, unsalted
|
| sciocco {m}
|
:: fool, simpleton, nitwit, noodle
|
| scioccona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scioccone
|
| scioccone {m}
|
:: great fool
|
| sciochezza {f}
|
:: An act of stupidity
|
| sciofilo {adj} /ʃiˈɔ.fi.lo/
|
:: alternative form of sciafilo
|
| scioglibile {adj}
|
:: soluble
|
| sciogliente {v}
|
:: present participle of sciogliere
|
| scioglientesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sciogliersi
|
| sciogliere {vt} /ˈʃɔʎ.ʎe.re/
|
:: to melt, liquify, dissolve, thaw
|
| sciogliere {vt}
|
:: to undo, untie
|
| sciogliere {vt}
|
:: to loosen the hair
|
| sciogliere {vt}
|
:: to release someone, set someone free
|
| sciogliere {vt}
|
:: to cancel or annul a contract or law
|
| sciogliere {vt}
|
:: to dissolve or wind up an organization
|
| sciogliere {vt} [nautical, sailing]
|
:: to unfold, unfasten, unbend
|
| sciogliersi {v} /ˈʃɔʎʎersi/
|
:: reflexive of sciogliere
|
| sciogliersi {v}
|
:: to melt
|
| sciogliersi {v}
|
:: to dissolve
|
| sciogliersi {v}
|
:: to thaw
|
| sciogliersi {v}
|
:: to free oneself, release oneself
|
| sciogliersi {v}
|
:: to break up [a group]
|
| scioglilingua {m}
|
:: tongue-twister
|
| scioglimento {m}
|
:: melting
|
| scioglimento {m}
|
:: dissolving
|
| scioglimento {m}
|
:: dissolution
|
| scioglimento {m}
|
:: annulment
|
| scioglitore {m}
|
:: liquifier etc
|
| sciografia {f} [art]
|
:: synonym of chiaroscuro
|
| sciografico {adj} [art]
|
:: chiaroscuro (attributive)
|
| sciogun {m} /ʃoˈɡun/
|
:: alternative form of shogun
|
| sciogunale {n} /ʃo.ɡuˈna.le/
|
:: alternative form of shogunale
|
| sciogunato {m} /ʃo.ɡuˈna.to/
|
:: alternative form of shogunato
|
| sciolina {f} [skiing]
|
:: ski wax
|
| sciolinante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciolinare
|
| sciolinare {vt}
|
:: to apply ski wax
|
| sciolinatore {m}
|
:: A tool used to apply ski wax
|
| sciolinatura {f}
|
:: waxing of skis
|
| sciolo {m}
|
:: sciolous
|
| sciolta {f} [colloquial]
|
:: the runs, diarrhoea
|
| scioltamente {adv}
|
:: freely, easily
|
| scioltezza {f}
|
:: nimbleness, agility
|
| scioltezza {f}
|
:: ease, smoothness
|
| scioltezza {f}
|
:: fluency (at language)
|
| sciolto {adj} /ˈʃɔl.to/
|
:: loose, untied
|
| sciolto {adj} [figuratively, of a person]
|
:: agile, nimble
|
| scioltosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sciogliersi
|
| sciolvere {v}
|
:: alternative form of asciolvere
|
| scioncare {v} /ʃonˈka.re/
|
:: to cut off, to sever
|
| scionnarsi {vr}
|
:: To wake up
|
| sciopera {f}
|
:: strike
|
| scioperaggine {f} [rare]
|
:: alternative form of scioperataggine
|
| scioperante {v}
|
:: present participle of scioperare
|
| scioperante {adj}
|
:: on strike
|
| scioperante {mf}
|
:: striker
|
| scioperare {vi}
|
:: to strike
|
| scioperataggine {f}
|
:: idleness, laziness, sloth
|
| scioperatamente {adv}
|
:: idly, slothfully
|
| scioperatezza {f}
|
:: idleness, laziness, sloth
|
| scioperatezza {f}
|
:: dissipation
|
| scioperato {adj}
|
:: idle, lazy
|
| scioperato {m}
|
:: idler, loafer
|
| scioperio {m}
|
:: idleness
|
| scioperio {m}
|
:: waste of time
|
| scioperistico {adj}
|
:: strike (attributive)
|
| sciopero {m} /ˈʃɔ.pe.ro/
|
:: strike, walkout, stoppage
|
| sciopero a catena {m}
|
:: A chain of strikes affecting different departments of the same organization
|
| sciopero a oltranza {m}
|
:: A prolonged strike extended until the demands are fully met
|
| sciopero articolato {m}
|
:: A series of strikes accompanied by bargaining
|
| sciopero a scacchiera {m}
|
:: A series of strikes in different departments of an organization organized on a rota
|
| sciopero a singhiozzo {m}
|
:: A prolonged strike interrupted by short periods of work
|
| sciopero bianco {m}
|
:: work-to-rule (labor protest in which the minimum work is carried out)
|
| sciopero della fame {m}
|
:: hunger strike
|
| sciopero di solidarietà {m}
|
:: A secondary strike, by workers not affected by the primary dispute, to show solidarity with colleagues
|
| sciopero generale {m}
|
:: general strike
|
| scioperone {m}
|
:: idler, slacker
|
| sciopero selvaggio {m}
|
:: wildcat strike
|
| scioprare {v} [archaic]
|
:: alternative form of scioperare
|
| sciopro {m}
|
:: alternative form of sciopero
|
| sciorare {vi}
|
:: To spill out, spread out
|
| sciorinamento {m}
|
:: display &c
|
| sciorinante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciorinare
|
| sciorinare {vt}
|
:: To hang out (usually the washing)
|
| sciorinare {vt}
|
:: To display
|
| sciorinare {vt}
|
:: To rattle off or pour out
|
| sciorre {vit}
|
:: alternative form of sciogliere
|
| sciovia {f}
|
:: ski lift
|
| scioviario {adj}
|
:: ski lift (attributive)
|
| sciovinismo {m}
|
:: chauvinism
|
| sciovinista {mf}
|
:: chauvinist
|
| sciovinistico {adj}
|
:: chauvinistic
|
| scipare {v}
|
:: To waste, spoil
|
| scipare {v}
|
:: To abort, miscarry
|
| scipidezza {f}
|
:: alternative form of scipitezza
|
| scipidire {v}
|
:: To make or to become bland or tasteless
|
| scipido {adj}
|
:: alternative form of scipito
|
| Scipione {prop} /ʃiˈpjo.ne/
|
:: Scipio
|
| Scipione {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| scipitaggine {f}
|
:: dullness, insipidness
|
| scipitamente {adv}
|
:: dully, insipidly
|
| scipitezza {f}
|
:: dullness, insipidness
|
| scipito {adj} /ʃiˈpi.to/
|
:: insipid
|
| scippante {v}
|
:: present participle of scippare
|
| scippare {vt}
|
:: to snatch (especially to steal a bag)
|
| scippatore {m}
|
:: bag-snatcher
|
| scippo {m}
|
:: bag-snatching (or similar theft)
|
| Sciro {prop}
|
:: Sciro (island)
|
| sciroccale {adj}
|
:: sirocco, scirocco (attributive)
|
| sciroccata {f}
|
:: gale, storm, tempest caused by the sirocco
|
| sciroccato {adj} [colloquial] /ʃirokˈkato/
|
:: weird
|
| sciroccato {m} [colloquial]
|
:: weirdo
|
| scirocco {m}
|
:: sirocco (hot southerly to southeasterly wind)
|
| sciroccoso {adj}
|
:: sirocco (attributive)
|
| sciroccoso {adj} [by extension]
|
:: unbearably hot and humid
|
| Scirone {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Sciron
|
| sciroppante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciroppare
|
| sciroppare {vt}
|
:: To preserve (fruit) in syrup
|
| sciroppato {adj}
|
:: In syrup
|
| sciroppo {m}
|
:: syrup
|
| sciroppo d'acero {m}
|
:: maple syrup
|
| sciropposità {f}
|
:: syrupiness
|
| sciropposo {adj}
|
:: syrupy
|
| scirpeto {m}
|
:: reed bed
|
| scirpo {m} [literary]
|
:: rush, reed
|
| scirro {m} [pathology]
|
:: scirrhus (carcinoma)
|
| scirroso {adj}
|
:: scirrhoid
|
| scisma {m}
|
:: schism
|
| scisma {m}
|
:: split
|
| scismaticamente {adv}
|
:: schismatically
|
| scismatico {adj}
|
:: separatist
|
| scismatico {adj}
|
:: schismatic
|
| scissile {adj} [chiefly of minerals] /ˈʃis.si.le/
|
:: scissile (easily split)
|
| scissione {f} [physics, biology]
|
:: fission, cleavage
|
| scissione {f}
|
:: splitting, division, severance, rent
|
| scissionismo {m}
|
:: secessionism (tendency to split up)
|
| scissionista {adj}
|
:: secessionist
|
| scissionista {mf}
|
:: secessionist
|
| scissionistico {adj}
|
:: secessionist
|
| scissiparità {f} [biology]
|
:: scissiparity
|
| scissiparo {adj} [biology]
|
:: scissiparous, fissiparous
|
| scissosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scindersi
|
| scissura {f} [anatomy]
|
:: fissure
|
| scissura {f}
|
:: split, crack
|
| scisto {m} [geology]
|
:: schist, shale
|
| scisto bituminoso {m} [geology]
|
:: oil shale, black shale
|
| scistosità {f} [geology]
|
:: schistosity
|
| scistoso {adj} [geology]
|
:: schistose
|
| scitale {f}
|
:: scytale
|
| Sciti {prop}
|
:: Scythians
|
| scitico {adj}
|
:: Scythian
|
| Scitico {prop}
|
:: Scythia
|
| sciuadita {f}
|
:: Judeo-Provençal
|
| sciugare {v}
|
:: alternative form of asciugare
|
| sciumbasci {m} [military]
|
:: The rank, in the Italian colonial army, equivalent to maresciallo
|
| sciupacarte {mf} [rare]
|
:: writer of little value; scribbler
|
| sciupacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciupacchiare
|
| sciupacchiare {vt}
|
:: To spoil a little
|
| sciupafamiglie {mf}
|
:: homebreaker (who has a sexual relationship with a married person)
|
| sciupafemmine {m}
|
:: womanizer
|
| sciupafemmine {m}
|
:: ladykiller, casanova, Don Juan
|
| sciupante {v}
|
:: present participle of sciupare
|
| sciupantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sciuparsi
|
| sciupare {vt}
|
:: to ruin, spoil, or damage
|
| sciupare {vt}
|
:: to wear down (cause fatigue)
|
| sciupare {vt}
|
:: to waste, throw away
|
| sciupare {vt}
|
:: to let one's talents, faculties, etc. idle
|
| sciupare {vt}
|
:: to miss [an opportunity]
|
| sciuparsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sciupare
|
| sciuparsi {v}
|
:: to be ruined, spoiled, or damaged
|
| sciuparsi {v}
|
:: [of a person] to wilt or waste away
|
| sciuparsi {v} [familiar, sometimes jocular]
|
:: (typically with a + inf.) to make a great effort or sacrifice
|
| sciupatore {m}
|
:: ruiner, spoiler
|
| sciupatore {m}
|
:: squanderer
|
| sciupatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sciuparsi
|
| sciupinio {m}
|
:: Large-scale waste
|
| sciupio {m}
|
:: waste
|
| sciupone {m}
|
:: waster
|
| sciupone {m}
|
:: spendthrift, squanderer
|
| sciuscià {m}
|
:: shoeshine
|
| sciuscià {m}
|
:: shoeblack / bootblack (person)
|
| sciusciuliare {v} [of waves on the shore]
|
:: To lap gently
|
| scivolamento {m}
|
:: slipping, sliding, slippage
|
| scivolante {v}
|
:: present participle of scivolare
|
| scivolare {vi}
|
:: to slip, slither, slide or skid
|
| scivolata {f}
|
:: slip
|
| scivolio {m}
|
:: A slipping / sliding noise or movement
|
| scivolo {m} /ˈʃivolo/
|
:: slide, chute
|
| scivolone {m}
|
:: tumble, fall
|
| scivolosamente {adv}
|
:: In a slippery way
|
| scivolosità {f}
|
:: slipperiness
|
| scivoloso {adj}
|
:: slippery
|
| Scizia {prop}
|
:: Scythia
|
| sclamante {v}
|
:: present participle of sclamare
|
| sclamare {v}
|
:: alternative form of esclamare
|
| sclarea {f}
|
:: clary
|
| scledense {adj}
|
:: Of or from Schio
|
| sclera {f} [anatomy]
|
:: sclera
|
| scleradenite {f} /skle.ra.deˈni.te/
|
:: alternative form of scleroadenite
|
| sclerale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: scleral
|
| sclerante {v}
|
:: present participle of sclerare
|
| sclerare {vi} [colloquial]
|
:: To throw a fit, go bananas, do one's nut
|
| sclereide {f}
|
:: sclereid
|
| sclerenchima {m}
|
:: sclerenchyma
|
| sclerenchimatico {adj}
|
:: sclerenchymatous
|
| sclerite {f} [biology]
|
:: sclerite
|
| sclerite {f} [pathology]
|
:: scleritis
|
| sclero- {prefix} /ˈsklɛ.ro/
|
:: sclero-
|
| scleroadenite {f} [medicine, pathology] /skle.ro.a.deˈni.te/
|
:: scleroadenitis (hardening of lymph nodes)
|
| scleroblastema {m} [physiology] /skle.ro.blasˈtɛ.ma/
|
:: scleroblastema (mass of undifferentiated cells from which the skeleton develops)
|
| scleroblasto {m} [zoology] /skle.roˈblas.to/
|
:: scleroblast
|
| sclerocarpo {m} [botany] /skle.roˈkar.po/
|
:: A hard endocarp found in some fruits
|
| sclerodattilia {f} [pathology] /skle.ro.dat.tiˈli.a/
|
:: sclerodactyly
|
| sclerodermia {f} [pathology] /skle.ro.derˈmi.a/
|
:: scleroderma
|
| sclerodermico {adj} [medicine] /skle.roˈdɛr.mi.ko/
|
:: Of or pertaining to scleroderma
|
| scleroembolizzazione {f} [surgery]
|
:: scleroembolization
|
| sclerofilla {f} [botany]
|
:: sclerophyll
|
| sclerofillo {adj} [botany] /skle.roˈfil.lo/
|
:: sclerophyllous
|
| sclerometria {f} /skle.ro.meˈtri.a/
|
:: sclerometry
|
| sclerometro {m} /skleˈrɔ.me.tro/
|
:: sclerometer
|
| scleronomo {adj}
|
:: scleronomous
|
| scleroproteina {f}
|
:: scleroprotein
|
| sclerosante {v}
|
:: present participle of sclerosare
|
| sclerosare {vt}
|
:: To harden or sclerose
|
| sclerosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: sclerosis
|
| sclerosi multipla {f} [diseases]
|
:: multiple sclerosis
|
| scleroso {adj} [botany]
|
:: sclerenchymatous
|
| scleroterapia {f}
|
:: sclerotherapy
|
| sclerotico {adj} [pathology, anatomy]
|
:: sclerotic
|
| sclerotizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sclerotizzare
|
| sclerotizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sclerotizzarsi
|
| sclerotizzare {vt}
|
:: to sclerotize
|
| sclerotizzare {vt}
|
:: to stiffen
|
| sclerotizzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sclerotizzare
|
| sclerotizzarsi {vr}
|
:: to become sclerotized
|
| sclerotizzarsi {vr}
|
:: to stiffen
|
| sclerotizzazione {f}
|
:: sclerotization
|
| sclerotomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: sclerotomy
|
| sclerotomo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sclerotome
|
| sclerozio {m}
|
:: sclerotium
|
| scoassa {f}
|
:: garbage, trash
|
| scocca {f} [automobiles] /ˈskɔk.ka/
|
:: body, coque
|
| scoccamento {m}
|
:: striking of a clock
|
| scoccamento {m}
|
:: shooting of an arrow, dart
|
| scoccante {v}
|
:: present participle of scoccare
|
| scoccare {vt}
|
:: to shoot [an arrow, a dart]
|
| scoccare {vt}
|
:: to strike [the hours of a clock]
|
| scocciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scocciare
|
| scocciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scocciarsi
|
| scocciare {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to annoy
|
| scocciare {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to tire out (out of boredom)
|
| scocciare {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to embarrass
|
| scocciare {vt} [familiar, regional]
|
:: to break [typically eggs]
|
| scocciare {v} [nautical]
|
:: to unhook
|
| scocciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scocciare
|
| scocciarsi {v}
|
:: to be annoyed or fed up
|
| scocciarsi {v}
|
:: (with a + inf.) to get tired (of)
|
| scocciarsi {v}
|
:: [of a fish] to unhook the mouth from the bait
|
| scocciatore {m} [familiar]
|
:: pest (annoying person)
|
| scocciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scocciarsi
|
| scocciatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scocciatore
|
| scocciatura {f} [familiar]
|
:: nuisance, annoyance
|
| scocciatura {f} [familiar]
|
:: bore
|
| scocciatura {f} [familiar]
|
:: the act of getting tired or glutted
|
| scocente {v}
|
:: present participle of scuocere
|
| scocuzzolare {v}
|
:: To top (remove the top)
|
| scodante {v}
|
:: present participle of scodare
|
| scodare {vt}
|
:: To dock (To cut off part of an animal's tail)
|
| scodato {adj}
|
:: docked, tailless
|
| scodella {f}
|
:: bowl
|
| scodella {f}
|
:: soup bowl
|
| scodella {f}
|
:: dish, soup plate
|
| scodellaio {m}
|
:: A person who makes or sells (wooden) bowls
|
| scodellante {v}
|
:: present participle of scodellare
|
| scodellare {vt}
|
:: To dish up, dish out or serve
|
| scodellare {vt}
|
:: To pour out
|
| scodellare {vt} [humorous]
|
:: To give birth to
|
| scodinzolamento {m}
|
:: wagging (of a dog's tail)
|
| scodinzolamento {m}
|
:: fawning, wooing
|
| scodinzolante {v}
|
:: present participle of scodinzolare
|
| scodinzolare {vi} [of a dog]
|
:: To wag one's tail
|
| scodinzolare {v}
|
:: to fawn, woo
|
| scodinzolio {m}
|
:: wagging (of the tail)
|
| scofacciare {v}
|
:: To flatten (like a focaccia)
|
| scoffina {f}
|
:: alternative form of scuffina
|
| scoglia {f} [literary] /ˈskɔʎ.ʎa/
|
:: moult (of a reptile)
|
| scoglia {f} [literary, by extension]
|
:: covering, coating (of animals or fruits)
|
| scoglia {f} [literary, figuratively]
|
:: A veil of impurity or imperfection
|
| scogliera {f} /skoʎˈʎɛ.ra/
|
:: reef (in the sea)
|
| scogliera {f}
|
:: cliff (sea edge)
|
| scoglio {m} /ˈskɔʎ.ʎo/
|
:: cliff, rock (in the sea); a reef
|
| scoglio {m} [figuratively]
|
:: difficulty, stumbling block
|
| scoglio {m} [computing]
|
:: bug (in a program)
|
| scoglionare {v} [slang, vulgar]
|
:: to annoy someone, to twist someone's balls
|
| scoglionarsi {vr}
|
:: To become bored, annoyed
|
| scoglionato {adj}
|
:: bored, annoyed
|
| scoglionatura {f}
|
:: boredom
|
| scoglionatura {f}
|
:: annoyance
|
| scoglioso {adj}
|
:: rocky
|
| scognoscere {v}
|
:: alternative form of sconoscere
|
| scoiamento {m}
|
:: flaying
|
| scoiamento {m}
|
:: skinning
|
| scoiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scoiare
|
| scoiare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of scuoiare
|
| scoiatore {m}
|
:: skinner
|
| scoiattolo {m} /skoˈjat.to.lo/
|
:: squirrel
|
| scoiattolo volante africano {m}
|
:: (African) flying squirrel
|
| scolabottiglie {m}
|
:: bottle drainer
|
| scolabottiglie {m}
|
:: drunkard
|
| scolabrodo {m}
|
:: colander, strainer
|
| scolafritto {m}
|
:: frying basket (goes in a frying pan or deep fryer)
|
| scolaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of scolaro
|
| scolamento {m}
|
:: draining, emptying
|
| scolante {v}
|
:: present participle of scolare
|
| scolapasta {m}
|
:: a colander (especially one used to drain pasta)
|
| scolapiatti {m}
|
:: drainer, draining board
|
| scolapiatti {m}
|
:: dish or plate rack
|
| scolaposate {m}
|
:: drainer for cutlery
|
| scolara {f}
|
:: schoolchild (girl), schoolgirl
|
| scolarca {m}
|
:: scholarch
|
| scolarcato {m}
|
:: scholarchate
|
| scolare {vt}
|
:: to drain
|
| scolare {vi}
|
:: to drip
|
| scolaresca {f}
|
:: class (of students)
|
| scolarescamente {adv}
|
:: In the manner of a schoolboy
|
| scolarescamente {adv}
|
:: scholastically
|
| scolaresco {adj}
|
:: schoolboy (attributive)
|
| scolaresco {adj}
|
:: scholastic
|
| scolaretto {m}
|
:: schoolchild, schoolboy, pupil
|
| scolaretto {m}
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:: naive person
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| scolarità {f}
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:: school attendance
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| scolarizzante {v}
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:: present participle of scolarizzare
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| scolarizzare {vt}
|
:: to school, educate
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| scolarizzazione {f}
|
:: education, schooling
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| scolaro {m}
|
:: schoolchild, schoolboy
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| scolasticaggine {f}
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:: scholasticism
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| scolasticaggine {f}
|
:: pedantry
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| scolasticamente {adv}
|
:: scholastically
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| scolasticato {m}
|
:: scholasticate (all senses)
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| scolasticheria {f}
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:: synonym of scolasticaggine
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| scolasticismo {m}
|
:: scholasticism
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| scolasticità {f}
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:: The property of being scholastic or pedantic
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| scolastico {adj}
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:: school (attr.), scholastic, educational, education (attr.)
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| scolastico {adj} [philosophy]
|
:: scholastic
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| scolastico {m} [philosophy]
|
:: scholastic
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| scolasticume {m}
|
:: pedantic scholasticism
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| scolaticcio {m}
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:: synonym of colaticcio
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| scolatoio {m}
|
:: draining board
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| scolatoio {m}
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:: dish rack
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| scolatura {f}
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:: draining; drainings
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| scolatura {f}
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:: dripping; drippings
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| scolca {f} [archaic, regional] /ˈskol.ka/
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:: guard
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| scolca {f} [archaic, regional]
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:: informer, spy
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| scoliasta {m}
|
:: alternative form of scoliaste
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| scoliaste {m}
|
:: scholiast
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| scolice {m} [zoology]
|
:: scolex
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| scolina {f}
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:: ditch (at the edge of a field or road, for drainage)
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| scolino {m}
|
:: sieve
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| scolino {m}
|
:: riddle
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| scolio {m}
|
:: scholium
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| scoliosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: scoliosis
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| scoliotico {adj}
|
:: scoliotic
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| scollacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scollacciarsi
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| scollacciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scollacciarsi
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| scollacciarsi {vr}
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:: To wear a dress that has a plunging neckline
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| scollacciato {adj}
|
:: low-necked, decollete, low-cut
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| scollacciato {adj}
|
:: risqué, dirty
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| scollacciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scollacciarsi
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| scollacciatura {f}
|
:: a low, or plunging neckline
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| scollamento {m}
|
:: unsticking, ungluing
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| scollamento {m}
|
:: detachment, separation
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| scollante {v}
|
:: present participle of scollare
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| scollantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scollarsi
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| scollare {vt}
|
:: To unstick or unglue
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| scollare {vt}
|
:: To cut a low neckline
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| scollarsi {vr}
|
:: To come unstuck
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| scollarsi {vr}
|
:: To drag oneself away or drag oneself off
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| scollatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of scollato
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| scollato {adj}
|
:: low-necked, decollete, low-cut
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| scollato {adj}
|
:: unglued, unstuck
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| scollatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scollarsi
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| scollatura {f}
|
:: neckline
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| scollatura {f}
|
:: neck (of a dress)
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| scollatura {f}
|
:: cleavage
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| scollegamento {m}
|
:: disconnection
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| scollegante {v}
|
:: present participle of scollegare
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| scollegare {vt}
|
:: to disconnect
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| scollinante {v}
|
:: present participle of scollinare
|
| scollinare {vi}
|
:: To pass the top of a hill
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| scolmare {v}
|
:: To drain
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| scolmatoio {m}
|
:: synonym of scolmatore
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| scolmatore {adj}
|
:: overflow, drainage (attributive)
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| scolmatore {m}
|
:: sluice
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| scolmatore {m}
|
:: drainage channel, overflow pipe
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| scolmatura {f}
|
:: draining
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| scolmatura {f}
|
:: drainage
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| scolo {m}
|
:: drainage
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| scolo {m}
|
:: drain
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| scolo {m}
|
:: waste water
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| scolopacide {m} [ornithology] /sko.loˈpa.t͡ʃi.de/
|
:: scolopacid (member of the Scolopacidae taxonomic family)
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| scolopacidi {m} {p}
|
:: alternative case form of Scolopacidi
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| Scolopacidi {mp} /sko.loˈpa.t͡ʃi.di/
|
:: The Scolopacidae taxonomic family
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| scolopendra {f}
|
:: scolopendra, a kind of centipede
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| scolopendrio {m}
|
:: hart's tongue, hart's-tongue Asplenium scolopendrium
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| scolopio {m}
|
:: Piarist, Scolopian (member of the Order of Poor Clerics Regular of the Mother of God of the Pious Schools)
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| scolopio {adj}
|
:: Piarist, Scolopian
|
| scoloramento {m}
|
:: discolouration
|
| scolorante {v}
|
:: present participle of scolorare
|
| scolorantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scolorarsi
|
| scolorare {v}
|
:: synonym of scolorire
|
| scolorarsi {v}
|
:: Variant of scolorirsi
|
| scoloratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scolorarsi
|
| scolorazione {f}
|
:: discolouration
|
| scolorente {v}
|
:: present participle of scolorire
|
| scolorentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scolorirsi
|
| scolorimento {m}
|
:: discolouring, fading
|
| scolorina {f}
|
:: ink remover
|
| scolorina {f}
|
:: ink rubber / eraser
|
| scolorire {vt}
|
:: To fade, to discolour
|
| scolorire {vt}
|
:: To fade, to dim
|
| scolorirsi {vr}
|
:: To fade
|
| scoloritosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scolorirsi
|
| scolpante {v}
|
:: present participle of scolpare
|
| scolpantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scolparsi
|
| scolpare {v}
|
:: synonym of discolpare
|
| scolparsi {v}
|
:: Variant of discolparsi
|
| scolpatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scolparsi
|
| scolpente {v}
|
:: present participle of scolpire
|
| scolpibile {adj}
|
:: carvable
|
| scolpire {v}
|
:: to carve, to chisel
|
| scolpito {adj}
|
:: carved, chiseled
|
| scolpito {adj}
|
:: wrought
|
| scolpitura {f}
|
:: tread design (of a tyre)
|
| scolta {f} /ˈskol.ta/
|
:: guard, sentry
|
| scolta {f}
|
:: guard (squad)
|
| scoltare {v}
|
:: alternative form of ascoltare
|
| scolto {adj} [poetic] /ˈskol.to/
|
:: alternative form of scolpito
|
| scoltura {f}
|
:: alternative form of scultura
|
| scombaciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scombaciare
|
| scombaciare {vt}
|
:: To disjoin
|
| scombiccherare {v}
|
:: To scribble
|
| scombiccherare {v}
|
:: To doodle
|
| scombiccheratore {m}
|
:: scribbler, doodler
|
| scombinamento {m}
|
:: disarranging, upsetting
|
| scombinamento {m}
|
:: mess, muddle
|
| scombinante {v}
|
:: present participle of scombinare
|
| scombinare {vt}
|
:: to upset, ruin
|
| scombinare {vt}
|
:: to confuse, muddle
|
| scombinato {adj}
|
:: confused, muddled
|
| scombugliare {v}
|
:: synonym of scombuiare
|
| scombuglio {m}
|
:: confusion, disarray, turmoil
|
| scombuiamento {m}
|
:: confusion
|
| scombuiamento {m}
|
:: disorder
|
| scombuiare {v}
|
:: To mess up
|
| scombuiare {v}
|
:: To confuse
|
| scombussolamento {m}
|
:: upsetting, upset
|
| scombussolamento {m}
|
:: frisson
|
| scombussolante {v}
|
:: present participle of scombussolare
|
| scombussolare {vt}
|
:: to upset, disturb
|
| scombussolare {vt}
|
:: to discombobulate
|
| scombussolare i piani {v}
|
:: put a damper on, rain on somebody's parade, upset the applecart, upset someone's applecart, bust someone's bubble, rock the boat
|
| scombussolato {adj}
|
:: confused, stunned, discombobulated
|
| scombussolato {adj}
|
:: untidy
|
| scombussolio {m}
|
:: muddle
|
| scomma {m}
|
:: A jeer, a scoff
|
| scommessa {f}
|
:: bet, wager, gamble
|
| scommessa {f}
|
:: betting
|
| scommessa {f}
|
:: challenge
|
| scommessosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scommettersi
|
| scommettente {v}
|
:: present participle of scommettere
|
| scommettentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scommettersi
|
| scommettere {vt} /skomˈmet.te.re/
|
:: to bet or wager
|
| scommettersi {vr}
|
:: To shatter or break into pieces
|
| scommettitore {m}
|
:: bettor, wagerer
|
| scommettitura {f}
|
:: bet, wager
|
| scommovimento {m}
|
:: agitation
|
| scommunicare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scomunicare
|
| scommuovere {v}
|
:: alternative form of sommuovere
|
| scomodamente {adv}
|
:: uncomfortably, awkwardly
|
| scomodante {v}
|
:: present participle of scomodare
|
| scomodantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scomodarsi
|
| scomodare {vt}
|
:: To bother or disturb
|
| scomodarsi {vr}
|
:: To bother, to go to the trouble
|
| scomodatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scomodarsi
|
| scomodissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of scomodo
|
| scomodità {f}
|
:: discomfort
|
| scomodità {f}
|
:: inconvenience
|
| scomodo {adj}
|
:: uncomfortable
|
| scomodo {adj}
|
:: inconvenient
|
| scompaginamento {m}
|
:: upsetting, disarranging
|
| scompaginamento {m}
|
:: being upset
|
| scompaginante {v}
|
:: present participle of scompaginare
|
| scompaginantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scompaginarsi
|
| scompaginare {vt}
|
:: To upset, disarrange or break up
|
| scompaginarsi {vr}
|
:: To break up
|
| scompaginatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scompaginarsi
|
| scompaginatura {f}
|
:: breaking up
|
| scompaginatura {f}
|
:: disarrangement, upsetting
|
| scompaginazione {f}
|
:: breaking up
|
| scompaginazione {f}
|
:: disarrangement, upsetting
|
| scompagnamento {m}
|
:: breaking up, splitting
|
| scompagnante {v}
|
:: present participle of scompagnare
|
| scompagnantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scompagnarsi
|
| scompagnare {vt}
|
:: to separate the constituents of a whole
|
| scompagnare {vt}
|
:: to disjoin
|
| scompagnarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scompagnare
|
| scompagnarsi {v}
|
:: to become separated [from one's companions, etc.]
|
| scompagnato {adj}
|
:: separated
|
| scompagnato {adj}
|
:: disjointed
|
| scompagnatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scompagnarsi
|
| scompagnatura {f}
|
:: separation
|
| scompagno {m}
|
:: loner (person with no friends)
|
| scomparente {v}
|
:: present participle of scomparire
|
| scomparire {vi}
|
:: to disappear, vanish
|
| scomparire {vi} [euphemistic]
|
:: to pass away, die
|
| scomparire {vi} [figurative]
|
:: to make a bad impression, to show up
|
| scomparsa {f}
|
:: disappearance, vanishing
|
| scomparsa {f} [euphemistic]
|
:: death, decease, demise
|
| scomparsa {f}
|
:: passing
|
| scomparsa {f}
|
:: extinction
|
| scomparso {adj}
|
:: lost, vanished, disappeared
|
| scomparso {adj}
|
:: dead, deceased
|
| scompartente {v}
|
:: present participle of scompartire
|
| scompartimento {m}
|
:: division
|
| scompartimento {m}
|
:: compartment (of a train etc)
|
| scompartire {vt}
|
:: To share or divide
|
| scomparto {m}
|
:: compartment, division
|
| scompattante {v}
|
:: present participle of scompattare
|
| scompattare {vt} [computing]
|
:: To unzip
|
| scompensante {v}
|
:: present participle of scompensare
|
| scompensare {vt}
|
:: to unbalance
|
| scompensare {vt}
|
:: to decompensate
|
| scompensato {adj}
|
:: unbalanced
|
| scompensato {adj}
|
:: uncompensated
|
| scompenso {m}
|
:: economic imbalance or disequilibrium
|
| scompenso {m} [pathology]
|
:: decompensation
|
| scompiacente {v}
|
:: present participle of scompiacere
|
| scompiacente {adj}
|
:: unkind, impolite, discourteous
|
| scompiacenza {f}
|
:: impoliteness, discourtesy, unkindness
|
| scompiacere {vi}
|
:: To be unkind or impolite
|
| scompigliabile {adj}
|
:: That can be disarranged or upset
|
| scompigliamento {m}
|
:: disarranging, muddling
|
| scompigliamento {m}
|
:: upsetting
|
| scompigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of scompigliare
|
| scompigliare {vt} /skom.piˈʎa.re/
|
:: to mess up
|
| scompigliare {vt}
|
:: to ruffle (the hair)
|
| scompigliare {vt}
|
:: to dishevel
|
| scompigliare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to upset
|
| scompigliare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to confuse
|
| scompigliare i piani {v}
|
:: to upset the applecart, cook someone's goose, drive a coach and horses through
|
| scompigliatamente {adv}
|
:: unkemptly
|
| scompigliato {adj}
|
:: unkempt
|
| scompiglio {m} /skomˈpiʎ.ʎo/
|
:: confusion, mess, havoc, turmoil
|
| scompiglio {m}
|
:: stampede
|
| scompiglio {m} [rare, augmentative] /skom.piʎˈʎi.o/
|
:: alternative form of scompiglio
|
| scompigliume {m}
|
:: an untidy or disorganized heap
|
| scompisciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scompisciarsi
|
| scompisciare {v}
|
:: To piss on
|
| scompisciarsi {vr}
|
:: To piss oneself, be in stitches
|
| scompisciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scompisciarsi
|
| scompletare {v}
|
:: To make (a group of things) incomplete
|
| scompleto {adj}
|
:: incomplete
|
| scomponente {v}
|
:: present participle of scomporre
|
| scomponentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scomporsi
|
| scomponere {v}
|
:: alternative form of scomporre
|
| scomponibile {adj}
|
:: decomposable, modular, disassemblable
|
| scomponibilità {f}
|
:: decomposability, modularity
|
| scomponimento {m}
|
:: dismounting, disassembly
|
| scomporre {vt}
|
:: to decompose; to disaggregate; to break up
|
| scomporre {vt}
|
:: to discompose; to disorder; to mess up
|
| scomporre {vt}
|
:: to make [someone] lose his composure; to break
|
| scomporsi {vt}
|
:: to get upset
|
| scompositivo {adj}
|
:: decomposable
|
| scomposizione {f}
|
:: breakup
|
| scomposizione {f}
|
:: decomposition
|
| scompostamente {adv}
|
:: unbecomingly
|
| scompostezza {f}
|
:: unseemliness
|
| scomposto {adj}
|
:: unseemly
|
| scomposto {adj}
|
:: dishevelled
|
| scompostosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scomporsi
|
| scomputabile {adj}
|
:: deductible
|
| scomputante {v}
|
:: present participle of scomputare
|
| scomputare {vt}
|
:: To deduct
|
| scomputo {m}
|
:: deduction
|
| scomunare {v}
|
:: To separate, divide
|
| scomunica {f}
|
:: excommunication
|
| scomunicabile {adj}
|
:: That can be excommunicated; excommunicable
|
| scomunicagione {f}
|
:: alternative form of scomunicazione
|
| scomunicante {v}
|
:: present participle of scomunicare
|
| scomunicare {vt}
|
:: to excommunicate
|
| scomunicato {adj}
|
:: excommunicated
|
| scomunicato {m}
|
:: excommunicate
|
| scomunicazione {f}
|
:: synonym of scomunica
|
| scomuzzolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scamuzzolo
|
| sconcare {vt} [agriculture] /skonˈka.re/
|
:: To dig the soil around (the base of a tree)
|
| sconcatenamento {m}
|
:: deconcatenation
|
| sconcatenare {v}
|
:: To deconcatenate
|
| sconcatenato {adj}
|
:: deconcatenated, unchained, unbound
|
| sconcertamento {m}
|
:: befuddlement, perplexion, bewilderment
|
| sconcertante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconcertare
|
| sconcertante {adj}
|
:: disconcerting, perplexing or bewildering
|
| sconcertante {adj}
|
:: whimsical
|
| sconcertantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sconcertarsi
|
| sconcertare {vt}
|
:: To disconcert, befuddle, perplex or bewilder
|
| sconcertarsi {vr}
|
:: To be disconcerted, perplexed or bewildered
|
| sconcertatamente {adv}
|
:: disconcertedly, perplexedly, bewilderedly
|
| sconcertato {adj}
|
:: disconcerted, perplexed or bewildered
|
| sconcertatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sconcertarsi
|
| sconcezza {f}
|
:: indecency, disgrace, obscenity
|
| sconciamente {adv}
|
:: indecently
|
| sconciamento {m}
|
:: spoilage, ruination, wreckage
|
| sconciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconciare
|
| sconciare {vt}
|
:: to spoil, ruin or wreck
|
| sconcio {adj} /ˈskon.t͡ʃo/
|
:: indecent, obscene
|
| sconcio {m}
|
:: indecency, disgrace, obscenity
|
| sconcludente {v}
|
:: present participle of sconcludere
|
| sconcludere {vt}
|
:: To undo a decision etc
|
| sconcludere {vi}
|
:: To be indecisive; to vacillate
|
| sconclusionatamente {adv}
|
:: incoherently, illogically
|
| sconclusionatezza {f}
|
:: incoherence, illogicality
|
| sconclusionato {adj}
|
:: incoherent, illogical
|
| sconcordante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconcordare
|
| sconcordanza {f}
|
:: disagreement, discordance
|
| sconcordanza {f}
|
:: clash (of colours etc)
|
| sconcordare {vi}
|
:: to conflict, disagree
|
| sconcordare {vi}
|
:: to clash
|
| sconcorde {adj}
|
:: discordant, inharmonious
|
| sconcordia {f}
|
:: discord
|
| scondito {adj}
|
:: plain, unseasoned, undressed
|
| scondizionarsi {vr} [of a package sent by post or courier]
|
:: To deteriorate with possible damage to the enclosed goods
|
| scondizionato {adj}
|
:: damaged or in poor condition
|
| sconfacente {adj}
|
:: unsuitable (for)
|
| sconfacente {adj}
|
:: unfitting
|
| sconferma {f}
|
:: denial
|
| sconferma {f}
|
:: refutation
|
| sconfessabile {adj}
|
:: disavowable
|
| sconfessabile {adj}
|
:: renounceable
|
| sconfessante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconfessare
|
| sconfessare {vt}
|
:: to disavow, disown
|
| sconfessare {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to renounce, reject or repudiate
|
| sconfessionalizzare {v}
|
:: To secularize, laicize
|
| sconfessione {f}
|
:: disavowal, repudiation, retraction
|
| sconficcabile {adj}
|
:: extractable
|
| sconficcamento {m}
|
:: extraction
|
| sconficcante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconficcare
|
| sconficcare {vt}
|
:: To pull out or extract
|
| sconficcatura {f}
|
:: synonym of sconficcamento
|
| sconfidanza {f}
|
:: synonym of diffidenza
|
| sconfidenza {f}
|
:: synonym of diffidenza
|
| sconfiggente {v}
|
:: present participle of sconfiggere
|
| sconfiggere {vt} [politics, sport] /skonˈfid.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to overcome or defeat
|
| sconfiggitore {m}
|
:: defeater
|
| sconfinamento {m}
|
:: trespass, trespassing
|
| sconfinamento {m}
|
:: border violation
|
| sconfinante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconfinare
|
| sconfinante {adj}
|
:: trespassing
|
| sconfinante {adj}
|
:: overlapping
|
| sconfinare {vii} [also, figurative]
|
:: (often with in) to cross a border or boundary (into)
|
| sconfinare {vi}
|
:: (often with da) to stray or digress (from)
|
| sconfinatamente {adv}
|
:: boundlessly, unlimitedly
|
| sconfinatamente {adv}
|
:: immensely, tremendously
|
| sconfinatezza {f}
|
:: boundlessness
|
| sconfinatezza {f}
|
:: infinity
|
| sconfinato {adj}
|
:: boundless, unlimited, unconfined, immense
|
| sconfitta {f}
|
:: defeat, overthrow, elimination
|
| sconfittismo {m}
|
:: defeatism
|
| sconfitto {adj}
|
:: defeated, beaten, overthrown
|
| sconfondente {v}
|
:: present participle of sconfondere
|
| sconfondere {vt}
|
:: To mix up or confuse
|
| sconfortamento {m}
|
:: discouragement
|
| sconfortante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconfortare
|
| sconfortante {adj}
|
:: discouraging, disheartening
|
| sconfortantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sconfortarsi
|
| sconfortare {vt}
|
:: To discourage or dishearten
|
| sconfortarsi {vr}
|
:: To become discouraged or disheartened; to lose heart
|
| sconfortato {adj}
|
:: dejected, disheartened, discouraged
|
| sconfortatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sconfortarsi
|
| sconfortevole {adj}
|
:: synonym of sconfortante
|
| sconforto {m} /skonˈfɔr.to/
|
:: discouragement, depression, dejection
|
| scongegnare {v}
|
:: To undo, take apart
|
| scongelamento {m}
|
:: thawing
|
| scongelamento {m}
|
:: defrosting
|
| scongelante {v}
|
:: present participle of scongelare
|
| scongelantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scongelarsi
|
| scongelare {vt}
|
:: to thaw, defrost, unfreeze
|
| scongelarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scongelare
|
| scongelarsi {v}
|
:: to thaw, defrost
|
| scongelatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scongelarsi
|
| scongelazione {f}
|
:: synonym of scongelamento
|
| scongiungere {v}
|
:: To separate
|
| scongiungere {v}
|
:: To disconnect, unlink
|
| scongiurabile {adj} /skon.d͡ʒuˈra.bi.le/
|
:: avoidable
|
| scongiuramento {m} [rare] /skon.d͡ʒu.raˈmen.to/
|
:: The act of avoiding or averting
|
| scongiurante {v}
|
:: present participle of scongiurare
|
| scongiurare {vt} /skon.d͡ʒuˈra.re/
|
:: to beg or implore
|
| scongiurare {vt}
|
:: to avert or avoid
|
| scongiurare {vt} [literary]
|
:: to send away [evil forces, spirits, etc.]
|
| scongiuratore {m} [rare] /skon.d͡ʒu.raˈto.re/
|
:: One who exorcises; exorcist
|
| scongiuratore {m} [rare]
|
:: One who averts or avoids
|
| scongiurazione {f} [obsolete] /skon.d͡ʒu.ratˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: The act of avoiding or averting
|
| scongiurazione {f} [obsolete]
|
:: exorcism
|
| scongiuro {m} /skonˈd͡ʒu.ro/
|
:: exorcism
|
| scongiuro {m}
|
:: spell, charm
|
| sconnessamente {adv}
|
:: incoherently
|
| sconnessamente {adv}
|
:: disjointedly
|
| sconnessione {f}
|
:: disconnection
|
| sconnessione {f}
|
:: disjointedness
|
| sconnesso {adj}
|
:: disconnected
|
| sconnesso {adj}
|
:: incoherent
|
| sconnessura {f}
|
:: disjointedness
|
| sconnessura {f}
|
:: opening, cleft
|
| sconnettente {v}
|
:: present participle of sconnettere
|
| sconnettere {vt}
|
:: to disconnect
|
| sconocchiare {v}
|
:: To devour
|
| sconoscente {v}
|
:: present participle of sconoscere
|
| sconoscente {adj}
|
:: ungrateful
|
| sconoscentemente {adv}
|
:: ungratefully
|
| sconoscenza {f}
|
:: ingratitude
|
| sconoscere {vt} /skoˈnoʃ.ʃe.re/
|
:: to disown
|
| sconoscere {vt}
|
:: to ignore, disregard
|
| sconoscimento {m}
|
:: ignorance, disregard
|
| sconosciuto {adj}
|
:: unknown, unfamiliar, unidentified, unexplored, obscure
|
| sconosciuto {m}
|
:: unknown person, stranger, random
|
| sconquassamento {m}
|
:: shattering, ruin
|
| sconquassamento {m}
|
:: disorder, mess
|
| sconquassante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconquassare
|
| sconquassantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sconquassarsi
|
| sconquassare {vt}
|
:: To break up or shatter
|
| sconquassare {vt}
|
:: To upset
|
| sconquassarsi {vr}
|
:: To break
|
| sconquassato {adj}
|
:: broken, shattered
|
| sconquassato {adj}
|
:: upset
|
| sconquassatore {m}
|
:: shatterer
|
| sconquassatore {m}
|
:: upsetter
|
| sconquassatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sconquassarsi
|
| sconquasso {m}
|
:: shattering, ruin
|
| sconquasso {m}
|
:: disorder, mess
|
| sconquassume {m}
|
:: shattering (shattered material)
|
| sconsacrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconsacrare
|
| sconsacrare {vt}
|
:: To deconsecrate
|
| sconsacrato {adj}
|
:: deconsecrated
|
| sconsacrazione {f}
|
:: deconsecration
|
| sconsentimento {m}
|
:: disagreement, dissent, refusal
|
| sconsentimento {m}
|
:: disabling
|
| sconsentire {v}
|
:: To disagree, dissent, refuse
|
| sconsentire {v}
|
:: To disallow, disable
|
| sconsideratamente {adv}
|
:: inconsiderately, thoughtlessly
|
| sconsideratezza {f}
|
:: thoughtlessness (lack of consideration)
|
| sconsiderato {adj}
|
:: unconsidered, thoughtless, rash
|
| sconsiderato {m}
|
:: unconsidered or thoughtless person
|
| sconsiderazione {f}
|
:: A lack of consideration; disregard
|
| sconsigliabile {adj}
|
:: inadvisable, inexpedient, unfit
|
| sconsigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconsigliare
|
| sconsigliare {vt}
|
:: to not to recommend, to advise someone not to do something, to advise someone against something
|
| sconsigliatamente {adv}
|
:: inadvisably
|
| sconsigliatezza {f}
|
:: inadvisability
|
| sconsigliatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sconsigliato
|
| sconsigliato {adj}
|
:: not recommended, inadvisable
|
| sconsolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sconsolare
|
| sconsolante {adj}
|
:: discouraging, depressing, dispiriting
|
| sconsolare {vt}
|
:: to discourage or dishearten
|
| sconsolatamente {adv}
|
:: disconsolately, dejectedly
|
| sconsolatezza {f}
|
:: discouragement
|
| sconsolato {adj}
|
:: disconsolate
|
| sconsolazione {f}
|
:: synonym of sconsolatezza
|
| scontabile {adj}
|
:: deductible, discountable
|
| scontabile {adj}
|
:: bankable, eligible
|
| scontabilità {f}
|
:: deductibility
|
| scontabilità {f}
|
:: bankability, eligibility
|
| scontamento {m}
|
:: deduction, discount
|
| scontante {v}
|
:: present participle of scontare
|
| scontare {vt}
|
:: to deduct or discount (money)
|
| scontare {vt}
|
:: to pay for
|
| scontare {vt}
|
:: to serve (a prison sentence)
|
| scontatario {m}
|
:: discounter
|
| scontatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of scontato
|
| scontato {adj}
|
:: discounted (price etc)
|
| scontato {adj}
|
:: taken for granted
|
| scontentante {v}
|
:: present participle of scontentare
|
| scontentare {vt}
|
:: to displease, to dissatisfy
|
| scontentato {adj}
|
:: displeased, dissatisfied
|
| scontentezza {f}
|
:: displeasure, dissatisfaction
|
| scontento {adj} /skonˈtɛn.to/
|
:: displeased, dissatisfied
|
| scontento {m}
|
:: discontent, displeasure, dissatisfaction
|
| scontessere {v}
|
:: To undo, untie
|
| scontessere {v}
|
:: To disintegrate
|
| scontista {m}
|
:: discounter
|
| scontistico {adj}
|
:: discount (attributive)
|
| sconto {m}
|
:: discount
|
| sconto {m}
|
:: payment, atonement
|
| scontorcente {v}
|
:: present participle of scontorcere
|
| scontorcere {vt}
|
:: To contort violently
|
| scontorcimento {m}
|
:: violent contortion
|
| scontorcimento {m}
|
:: misrepresentation
|
| scontornante {v}
|
:: present participle of scontornare
|
| scontornare {vt}
|
:: To block out (text, etc.)
|
| scontornare {vt}
|
:: To crop (photo, etc.)
|
| scontrante {v}
|
:: present participle of scontrare
|
| scontrantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scontrarsi
|
| scontrare {vt}
|
:: to knock against
|
| scontrarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scontrare
|
| scontrarsi {vr}
|
:: to crash, collide
|
| scontrarsi {vr}
|
:: to clash, conflict, diverge
|
| scontrarsi {vr}
|
:: to come up against, encounter
|
| scontratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scontrarsi
|
| scontrazzo {m} [military]
|
:: skirmish
|
| scontrino {m}
|
:: receipt, ticket, slip, voucher
|
| scontro {m}
|
:: crash, collision
|
| scontro {m}
|
:: crash, fight, fighting, conflict
|
| scontro {m}
|
:: clash, struggle, collision
|
| scontro frontale {m}
|
:: An head-on collision
|
| scontrosaggine {f}
|
:: surliness
|
| scontrosamente {adv}
|
:: In a surly manner, grumpily
|
| scontrosità {f}
|
:: surliness
|
| scontroso {adj}
|
:: surly, grumpy, petulant
|
| sconturbare {v}
|
:: To deeply disturb or trouble
|
| sconvenevole {adj}
|
:: unseemly
|
| sconvenevole {adj}
|
:: indecorous
|
| sconvenevolezza {f}
|
:: unseemliness
|
| sconvenevolezza {f}
|
:: indecency
|
| sconvenevolmente {adv}
|
:: improperly
|
| sconvenevolmente {adv}
|
:: indecently
|
| sconveniente {v}
|
:: present participle of sconvenire
|
| sconveniente {adj}
|
:: unseemly
|
| sconveniente {adj}
|
:: improper
|
| sconveniente {adj}
|
:: disadvantageous, unprofitable, unattractive
|
| sconvenientemente {adv}
|
:: improperly, unbecomingly
|
| sconvenienza {f}
|
:: impropriety, unseemliness
|
| sconvenire {vi} /skon.ve.ni.re/
|
:: to be unseemly or unattractive
|
| sconvenire {vi}
|
:: to be at a disadvantage
|
| sconvocare {vt}
|
:: to cancel a previously scheduled meeting
|
| sconvolgente {v}
|
:: present participle of sconvolgere
|
| sconvolgente {adj}
|
:: upsetting, shocking
|
| sconvolgentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sconvolgersi
|
| sconvolgere {vt}
|
:: to upset, disturb (throw into confusion)
|
| sconvolgere {vt}
|
:: to perturb, unsettle
|
| sconvolgere {vt}
|
:: to devastate, ravage
|
| sconvolgersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sconvolgere
|
| sconvolgersi {v}
|
:: to be upset or confused
|
| sconvolgimento {m}
|
:: confusion
|
| sconvolgimento {m}
|
:: devastation
|
| sconvolgimento {m}
|
:: upheaval
|
| sconvolgimento {m}
|
:: disruption
|
| sconvolto {adj}
|
:: distraught
|
| sconvoltosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sconvolgersi
|
| scoop {m}
|
:: scoop (news learned and reported before anyone else)
|
| scoordinamento {m}
|
:: lack of coordination
|
| scoordinare {v}
|
:: To discoordinate
|
| scoordinato {adj}
|
:: uncoordinated
|
| scoordinazione {f}
|
:: A lack of coordination
|
| scoordinazione {f}
|
:: ataxia
|
| scooter {m} [vehicle] /ˈsku.ter/
|
:: scooter, specifically:
|
| scooter {m} [nautical]
|
:: A type of flat-bottomed, buoyant ice yacht, designed to travel over ice
|
| scooter {m}
|
:: motor scooter
|
| scooter {m}
|
:: short for acquascooter; water scooter
|
| scooterista {mf} /sku.teˈris.ta/
|
:: scooterist
|
| scooteristico {adj}
|
:: scooterist (attributive)
|
| scopa {f}
|
:: broom, besom
|
| scopa {f} [card games]
|
:: a Neapolitan card game
|
| scopa {f} [plant]
|
:: briar, tree heat
|
| scopaamico {m}
|
:: alternative form of scopamico
|
| scopabile {adj}
|
:: fuckable
|
| scopa di saggina {f}
|
:: besom, besom broom (brooms made of a bundle of twigs tied to a stouter pole)
|
| scopaio {m}
|
:: A person who makes or sells brooms
|
| scopamare {m} [nautical]
|
:: lower studding sail
|
| scopamica {f} [vulgar]
|
:: fuck buddy, fuckmate (female)
|
| scopamico {m} [vulgar]
|
:: fuck buddy, fuckmate (male)
|
| scopante {v}
|
:: present participle of scopare
|
| scopantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scoparsi
|
| scopare {vt}
|
:: to sweep, brush
|
| scopare {vt} [colloquial, vulgar]
|
:: to screw, to swive, to fuck, to copulate with
|
| scoparsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scopare
|
| scoparsi {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to fuck, screw (have sexual intercourse with)
|
| scopata {f}
|
:: sweeping
|
| scopata {f} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: fuck, how's your father (a bit of)
|
| scopatore {m}
|
:: sweeper
|
| scopatore {m}
|
:: stud (sexually active man)
|
| scopatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scoparsi
|
| scopatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scopatore
|
| scopatrice {f}
|
:: lay (sexually active woman)
|
| scopatura {f}
|
:: sweeping
|
| scopatura {f}
|
:: sweepings, rubbish / garbage
|
| scopazzare {vt} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: to fuck; to have sex with
|
| Scopelo {prop}
|
:: Scopelo (island)
|
| scoperchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scoperchiare
|
| scoperchiare {vt}
|
:: to uncover
|
| scoperchiare {vt}
|
:: to remove the lid of a pot, or the roof of a house
|
| scoperchiatura {f}
|
:: uncovering, disclosure
|
| scoperta {f}
|
:: discovery
|
| scoperta {f}
|
:: find
|
| scoperta {f}
|
:: detection
|
| scopertamente {adv}
|
:: openly
|
| scoperto {adj}
|
:: uncovered
|
| scoperto {adj}
|
:: open
|
| scoperto {adj}
|
:: bare (arms etc)
|
| scoperto {m}
|
:: open, open air
|
| scopertosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scoprirsi
|
| scopertura {f}
|
:: uncovering, disclosure
|
| scopeto {m}
|
:: heath, heathland
|
| scopetta {f}
|
:: brush
|
| scopettare {v}
|
:: To brush; to sweep with a broom
|
| scopetto {m}
|
:: alternative form of scopetta
|
| scopettone {m}
|
:: A heavy-duty brush (typically for use of floors)
|
| scopettone {m} [in plural]
|
:: sideburns
|
| scopettoni {m} {p}
|
:: sideburns / sideboards (side whiskers)
|
| -scopia {suffix} /skoˈpia̯/
|
:: -scopy
|
| scopiazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scopiazzare
|
| scopiazzare {vt} /sko.pjatˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: To copy or imitate badly or clumsily
|
| scopiazzatore {m}
|
:: cribber
|
| scopiazzatura {f}
|
:: copied / cribbed work
|
| -scopico {suffix}
|
:: -scopic
|
| scopiera {f}
|
:: broom cupboard / broom closet
|
| scopinare {v}
|
:: brushing as part of the processing of silk cocoons
|
| scopino {m}
|
:: toilet brush
|
| scopino {m}
|
:: street sweeper
|
| -scopio {suffix}
|
:: -scope
|
| scopista {mf}
|
:: A person who plays "scopa" (the card game)
|
| scopo {m} /ˈskɔ.po/
|
:: aim, end, goal
|
| scopofilia {f}
|
:: scopophilia, voyeurism
|
| scopofilo {m}
|
:: voyeur
|
| scopofobia {f}
|
:: scopophobia
|
| scopola {f}
|
:: alternative form of scoppola
|
| scopolamina {f} [medicine]
|
:: scopolamine
|
| scopolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scopulo
|
| scopone {m}
|
:: An Italian card game
|
| scoponista {mf}
|
:: A person who plays "scopone" (Italian card game)
|
| scoppettiere {m}
|
:: alternative form of schioppettiere
|
| scoppiamento {m}
|
:: explosion
|
| scoppiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scoppiare
|
| scoppiare {vi}
|
:: to explode, burst out, break out
|
| scoppiata {f}
|
:: wacko
|
| scoppiato {m}
|
:: wacko
|
| scoppiatura {f}
|
:: outbreak (especially of a medical condition)
|
| scoppiettamento {m}
|
:: crackle, crackling, splutter
|
| scoppiettante {v}
|
:: present participle of scoppiettare
|
| scoppiettante {adj}
|
:: crackling, sputtering
|
| scoppiettante {adj}
|
:: cheerful, lively, hearty
|
| scoppiettare {vi} /skop.pjetˈta.re/
|
:: to crackle or spit
|
| scoppiettare {vi}
|
:: to follow one after another
|
| scoppiettata {f}
|
:: Variant of schioppettata
|
| scoppiettiere {m} /skop.pjetˈtjɛ.re/
|
:: A soldier armed with a hand cannon
|
| scoppiettio {m}
|
:: crackle, crackling, splutter
|
| scoppiettio {m}
|
:: chug
|
| scoppietto {m} [weapon, historical] /skopˈpjet.to/
|
:: hand cannon
|
| scoppio {m} /ˈskɔp.pjo/
|
:: explosion
|
| scoppio {m}
|
:: bang
|
| scoppola {f}
|
:: rabbit punch
|
| scoppola {f} [sports]
|
:: thrashing (heavy defeat)
|
| scoprente {v}
|
:: present participle of scoprire
|
| scoprentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scoprirsi
|
| scopribile {adj}
|
:: discoverable
|
| scopribile {adj}
|
:: exposable, uncoverable
|
| scoprimento {m}
|
:: unveiling
|
| scoprimento {m}
|
:: discovery
|
| scoprire {vt}
|
:: to uncover
|
| scoprire {vt}
|
:: to discover, find out
|
| scoprire {vt}
|
:: to sight; to spot
|
| scoprire l'acqua calda {v} [idiom]
|
:: To reinvent the wheel
|
| scoprirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scoprire
|
| scoprirsi {v}
|
:: to expose oneself
|
| scoprirsi {v}
|
:: to betray oneself
|
| scopritore {m}
|
:: discoverer
|
| scopritrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scopritore
|
| scopritura {f}
|
:: discovery
|
| scoptofilia {f}
|
:: alternative form of scopofilia
|
| scopula {f} [zoology] /ˈskɔ.pu.la/
|
:: scopula
|
| scopulo {m}
|
:: rock (in the sea)
|
| scoraggente {v}
|
:: present participle of scoraggire
|
| scoraggiabile {adj}
|
:: That can be discouraged or disheartened
|
| scoraggiamento {m} /sko.rad.d͡ʒaˈmen.to/
|
:: discouragement, dejection
|
| scoraggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scoraggiare
|
| scoraggiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scoraggiarsi
|
| scoraggiare {vt}
|
:: to discourage, dishearten, dismay
|
| scoraggiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scoraggiare
|
| scoraggiarsi {vr}
|
:: to lose heart, lose faith, get discouraged
|
| scoraggiato {adj}
|
:: downhearted, discouraged, despondent, despairing
|
| scoraggiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scoraggiarsi
|
| scoraggimento {m}
|
:: alternative form of scoraggiamento
|
| scoraggire {v}
|
:: alternative form of scoraggiare
|
| scoramento {m}
|
:: disheartenment, discouragement
|
| scorante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorare
|
| scorantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scorarsi
|
| scorare {vt}
|
:: Variant of scoraggiare
|
| scorarsi {vr}
|
:: Variant of scoraggiarsi
|
| scoratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scorarsi
|
| scorazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorazzare
|
| scorbacchiamento {m}
|
:: synonym of scorbacchiatura
|
| scorbacchiare {v}
|
:: To shame, mock publicly
|
| scorbacchiato {adj}
|
:: shamed, mocked
|
| scorbacchiatura {f}
|
:: Public shame, mockery
|
| scorbellato {adj}
|
:: frank and unprejudiced
|
| scorbellato {m}
|
:: Such a person
|
| scorbio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sgorbio
|
| scorbutico {adj}
|
:: Afflicted with scurvy; scorbutic
|
| scorbutico {adj}
|
:: peevish, cantankerous, crabby
|
| scorbuto {m}
|
:: scurvy
|
| scorcente {v}
|
:: present participle of scorcire
|
| scorciamento {m}
|
:: shortening (act of making shorter)
|
| scorciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorciare
|
| scorciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scorciarsi
|
| scorciare {vt}
|
:: to shorten
|
| scorciarsi {vr}
|
:: To shorten, to get or become shorter
|
| scorciato {adj}
|
:: shortened
|
| scorciatoia {f}
|
:: short cut
|
| scorciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scorciarsi
|
| scorciatura {f}
|
:: synonym of scorciamento
|
| scorcio {m} [art] /ˈskor.t͡ʃo/
|
:: foreshortening (technique for creating the appearance that the object of a drawing is extending into space)
|
| scorcio {m}
|
:: glimpse; view (brief look or partial view of a panorama)
|
| scorcione {m}
|
:: synonym of scorciatoia
|
| scorcire {v}
|
:: alternative form of scorciare
|
| scordante {v}
|
:: present participle of scordare
|
| scordantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scordarsi
|
| scordanza {f} [grammar, music]
|
:: discordance
|
| scordar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of scordare
|
| scordare {vt}
|
:: to forget
|
| scordare {vt} [music]
|
:: to put out of tune
|
| scordarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scordare
|
| scordarsi {vr}
|
:: to forget
|
| scordarsi {vr} [music]
|
:: to go out of tune
|
| scordarsi {vr}
|
:: to dissent, disagree
|
| scordato {adj}
|
:: forgotten
|
| scordato {adj}
|
:: out of tune
|
| scordatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scordarsi
|
| scordatura {f}
|
:: discord, discordance
|
| scordatura {f} [music]
|
:: scordatura
|
| scordeo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scordio
|
| scordevole {adj}
|
:: forgettable
|
| scordio {m}
|
:: germander
|
| scoreggia {f} [colloquial] /skoˈred͡ːʒa/
|
:: fart, flatus
|
| scoreggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scoreggiare
|
| scoreggiare {vi} [vulgar] /sko.reˈd͡ːʒa.re/
|
:: to fart
|
| scoreggione {m}
|
:: Someone who farts, farter
|
| scoreggione {m}
|
:: augmentative of scoreggia
|
| scorfano {m} /ˈskɔr.fa.no/
|
:: scorpionfish
|
| scorfano {m} [figurative]
|
:: A very ugly person
|
| scorgente {v}
|
:: present participle of scorgere
|
| scorgere {vt} /ˈskɔr.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: Meanings related to perception:
|
| scorgere {vt}
|
:: to be able to detect with the eyes; to see
|
| scorgere {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to perceive with the mind; to notice
|
| scorgere {vt} [by extension, obsolete]
|
:: to hear
|
| scorgere {vt} [obsolete, literary]
|
:: to guide, to escort
|
| scorgimento {m}
|
:: discernment, perception
|
| scoria {f} /ˈskɔr.ja/
|
:: slag
|
| scoria {f}
|
:: waste
|
| scoria {f}
|
:: scoria, tailings
|
| scorificante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorificare
|
| scorificare {vt}
|
:: To scorify
|
| scorificazione {f}
|
:: scorification
|
| scorlazzino {m}
|
:: A stairway that connects upper and lower parts of a town
|
| scornabecco {m}
|
:: synonym of cisto
|
| scornacchiamento {m}
|
:: alternative form of scorbacchiamento
|
| scornacchiare {v}
|
:: synonym of scorbacchiare
|
| scornante {v}
|
:: present participle of scornare
|
| scornantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scornarsi
|
| scornare {vt}
|
:: To deprive of horns
|
| scornare {vt}
|
:: To mock or ridicule
|
| scornarsi {vr}
|
:: To break one's horns
|
| scornarsi {vr}
|
:: To make a fool of oneself
|
| scornato {adj}
|
:: With broken horns
|
| scornato {adj}
|
:: humiliated
|
| scornatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scornarsi
|
| scornatura {f}
|
:: scorn, mockery
|
| scorniciamento {m}
|
:: unframing
|
| scorniciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorniciare
|
| scorniciare {vt}
|
:: To unframe (remove the frame from)
|
| scorniciatrice {f}
|
:: A machine used in carpentry to make picture frames, cornices &c
|
| scorniciatura {f}
|
:: synonym of scorniciamento
|
| scorno {m}
|
:: humiliation, shame
|
| scoronante {v}
|
:: present participle of scoronare
|
| scoronare {vt}
|
:: to uncrown (remove the crown from)
|
| scoronare {vt}
|
:: to pollard, lop
|
| scorpacciata {f}
|
:: bellyful, overeating, surfeit, binge eating
|
| scorpena {f} [regional] /skorˈpɛ.na/
|
:: scorpionfish (Scorpaena scrofa)
|
| scorpioide {adj}
|
:: scorpioid
|
| scorpione {m}
|
:: scorpion
|
| Scorpione {prop} [astronomy, astrology] /skorˈpioːne/
|
:: Scorpius (constellation)
|
| Scorpione {prop} [astrology]
|
:: Scorpio (star sign)
|
| scorporante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorporare
|
| scorporare {vt}
|
:: to break up, demerge, parcel out
|
| scorporo {m}
|
:: breaking up, breakup, demerging, parcelling out
|
| scorporo {m}
|
:: A mechanism of vote-adjustments that was used in a former Italian electoral system
|
| scorrazzamento {m}
|
:: running about
|
| scorrazzamento {m}
|
:: roving
|
| scorrazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorrazzare
|
| scorrazzare {vi}
|
:: to run about
|
| scorrazzare {vi}
|
:: to romp
|
| scorrazzare {vi}
|
:: (with tra or per) to dedicate oneself to various fields of study, moving from one to another
|
| scorrazzare {vt}
|
:: to travel far and wide
|
| scorrazzare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to accompany [someone] to a place
|
| scorrazzare {vt} [archaic]
|
:: to raid
|
| scorrazzata {f}
|
:: foray, incursion, raid
|
| scorrazzata {f}
|
:: romp
|
| scorreggente {v}
|
:: present participle of scorreggere
|
| scorreggere {vt}
|
:: To make incorrect; to correct wrongly
|
| scorreggia {f} /skorˈred.d͡ʒa/
|
:: alternative form of scoreggia
|
| scorreggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorreggiare
|
| scorreggiare {vi}
|
:: to fart
|
| scorrelazione {f} [statistics]
|
:: A lack of correlation
|
| scorrente {v}
|
:: present participle of scorrere
|
| scorrente {adj}
|
:: flowing
|
| scorrere {vi}
|
:: to run, to flow, to stream, to glide, to slide
|
| scorrere {vi}
|
:: (of time) to pass, to fly, to roll by
|
| scorrere {vt}
|
:: to run through, to skim, to glance through, to flick through
|
| scorreria {f}
|
:: foray, incursion, raid
|
| scorrettamente {adv}
|
:: incorrectly
|
| scorrettamente {adv}
|
:: impolitely, rudely
|
| scorrettamente {adv}
|
:: unfairly
|
| scorrettezza {f}
|
:: rudeness
|
| scorrettezza {f}
|
:: unfairness
|
| scorrettezza {f}
|
:: bad manners
|
| scorrettissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of scorretto
|
| scorretto {adj}
|
:: incorrect
|
| scorretto {adj}
|
:: impolite, rude
|
| scorretto {adj}
|
:: unfair
|
| scorretto {adj}
|
:: foul (football)
|
| scorrevole {adj}
|
:: sliding, rolling (door etc)
|
| scorrevole {adj}
|
:: moving (belt etc)
|
| scorrevole {adj}
|
:: flowing (style)
|
| scorrevolezza {f}
|
:: fluidity, smoothness, fluency
|
| scorrevolezza {f}
|
:: flowability
|
| scorrevolmente {adv}
|
:: flowingly, fluently
|
| scorrezione {f}
|
:: synonym of scorrettezza
|
| scorribanda {f}
|
:: foray, incursion, raid
|
| scorribanda {f}
|
:: excursion, joyride
|
| scorribandare {v}
|
:: To raid
|
| scorridora {f} [nautical]
|
:: police / customs launch
|
| scorrimento {m}
|
:: flow, flowing
|
| scorrimento {m} [computing]
|
:: scrolling
|
| scorrucciarsi {v}
|
:: synonym of corrucciarsi
|
| scorruccio {m}
|
:: synonym of corruccio
|
| scorsa {f}
|
:: a glance (quick look)
|
| scorso {adj}
|
:: last, previous
|
| scorso {m}
|
:: past
|
| scorso {m}
|
:: misprint
|
| scorso {m}
|
:: slip of the tongue
|
| scorsoio {adj}
|
:: running
|
| scorta {f} /ˈskɔr.ta/
|
:: escort [especially military, etc.]
|
| scorta {f}
|
:: supply, hoard
|
| scortante {v}
|
:: present participle of scortare
|
| scortare {vt}
|
:: to escort
|
| scortare {vt}
|
:: to ride shotgun
|
| scortare {v} [dialectal]
|
:: to shorten
|
| scortecciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scortecciare
|
| scortecciare {vt}
|
:: to strip (remove bark from a tree, or paint etc from a surface)
|
| scortecciatura {f}
|
:: peeling (of bark)
|
| scortese {adj}
|
:: unkind, impolite, discourteous, rude, brassy
|
| scortesemente {adv}
|
:: rudely, impolitely, discourteously
|
| scortesia {f}
|
:: impoliteness, discourtesy, unkindness
|
| scorticagatti {mf}
|
:: An incapable doctor or surgeon
|
| scorticamento {m}
|
:: skinning
|
| scorticante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorticare
|
| scorticantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scorticarsi
|
| scorticare {vt}
|
:: To skin or flay
|
| scorticarsi {vr}
|
:: To skin or graze oneself
|
| scorticatoio {m}
|
:: flaying knife (or place where it is done)
|
| scorticatore {m}
|
:: skinner
|
| scorticatore {m}
|
:: loan shark
|
| scorticatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scorticarsi
|
| scorticatura {f}
|
:: skinning, flaying
|
| scorticatura {f}
|
:: scraping, grazing
|
| scorticavillani {mf}
|
:: A farmer who exploits his workers
|
| scorticazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of scorticatura
|
| scorto {adj} /ˈskɔr.to/
|
:: seen, perceived
|
| scorza {f} /ˈskɔrdza/
|
:: bark (of a tree)
|
| scorza {f} [by extension]
|
:: husk, peel, skin (of fruit, etc.)
|
| scorzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scorzare
|
| scorzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scorzarsi
|
| scorzare {vt}
|
:: to remove the bark of a tree
|
| scorzare {vt}
|
:: to peel a fruit
|
| scorzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scorzare
|
| scorzarsi {v}
|
:: to peel
|
| scorzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scorzarsi
|
| scorzetta {f}
|
:: zest (part of the peel of an orange, lemon etc)
|
| scorzone {m}
|
:: viper, snake
|
| scorzonera {f}
|
:: black salsify
|
| scorzoneria {f}
|
:: roughness, rudeness
|
| scorzoneria {f}
|
:: surliness
|
| scorzoso {adj}
|
:: with a thick bark
|
| scorzuto {adj}
|
:: alternative form of scorzoso
|
| scoscendente {v}
|
:: present participle of scoscendere
|
| scoscendere {vi}
|
:: To climb (to) (a peak)
|
| scoscendere {vt}
|
:: To open something violently
|
| scoscendimento {m}
|
:: landslide, landslip
|
| scoscendimento {m}
|
:: scree
|
| scosceso {adj}
|
:: steep
|
| scosciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scosciare
|
| scosciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scosciarsi
|
| scosciare {vt}
|
:: To cut off the leg of an animal (for meat); to break off a branch of a tree
|
| scosciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scosciare
|
| scosciarsi {vr}
|
:: to do the splits
|
| scosciarsi {vr}
|
:: to flash (expose the thighs) when crossing the legs
|
| scosciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scosciarsi
|
| scoscio {m}
|
:: precipice
|
| scoscio {m}
|
:: fall
|
| scoscio {m}
|
:: the splits
|
| scossa {f}
|
:: jolt, jerk
|
| scossa {f}
|
:: tremor
|
| scossa {f}
|
:: shake (of the head)
|
| scossa {f}
|
:: electric shock
|
| scossa di assestamento {f}
|
:: aftershock
|
| scossale {m} [Northern Italy]
|
:: apron
|
| scossalina {f}
|
:: flashing (on a wall, roof etc)
|
| scossare {v}
|
:: To shake
|
| scossata {f}
|
:: shaking, agitation
|
| scosso {adj} [of a person]
|
:: shaken or shocked
|
| scosso {adj} [of a horse]
|
:: which has unseated its rider, especially in the jargon of the Palio di Siena
|
| scossone {m}
|
:: jolt
|
| scossosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scuotersi
|
| scostamento {m}
|
:: gap, separation
|
| scostamento {m}
|
:: deviation, variation
|
| scostante {v}
|
:: present participle of scostare
|
| scostante {adj}
|
:: standoffish, off-putting
|
| scostantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scostarsi
|
| scostare {vt}
|
:: To push or move aside
|
| scostarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scostare
|
| scostarsi {vr}
|
:: to move aside
|
| scostatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scostarsi
|
| scostolante {v}
|
:: present participle of scostolare
|
| scostolare {vt}
|
:: To remove the rib from (vegetables etc)
|
| scostumata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scostumato
|
| scostumatamente {adv}
|
:: immorally, licentiously, dissolutely
|
| scostumatezza {f}
|
:: immorality, licentiousness, dissoluteness
|
| scostumatezza {f}
|
:: rudeness
|
| scostumato {adj}
|
:: immoral, licentious, dissolute
|
| scostumato {m}
|
:: dissolute person, sleaze
|
| scostumato {m}
|
:: rude person
|
| scotano {m}
|
:: smoketree (Cotinus coggygria)
|
| scotch {m} /ˈskɔt͡ʃ/
|
:: scotch (whiskey)
|
| scotch {m}
|
:: adhesive tape
|
| scotennante {v}
|
:: present participle of scotennare
|
| scotennare {vt}
|
:: To flay or skin
|
| scotennare {vt}
|
:: To scalp
|
| scotennatoio {m}
|
:: flaying knife
|
| scotennatore {m}
|
:: skinner
|
| scotennatore {m}
|
:: scalper
|
| scotennatura {f}
|
:: skinning, flaying
|
| scotennatura {f}
|
:: scalping
|
| scotente {v}
|
:: present participle of scuotere
|
| scotentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scuotersi
|
| scoticamento {m} /sko.ti.kaˈmen.to/
|
:: The process of removing the rind; rinding
|
| scoticamento {m} [agriculture]
|
:: The removal of turf
|
| scoticante {v}
|
:: present participle of scoticare
|
| scoticare {vt} /sko.tiˈka.re/
|
:: To clean up a bone or a rind from the leftover meat
|
| scoticare {v} [by extension]
|
:: To eat leftover meat on a bone or rind
|
| scoticare {vt} [rare]
|
:: To remove a rind
|
| scotimento {m}
|
:: alternative form of scuotimento
|
| scotio {m}
|
:: A continued and persistent shaking
|
| scotismo {m}
|
:: Scotism
|
| scotista {adj}
|
:: Scotist
|
| scotistico {adj}
|
:: Scotist
|
| scoto- {prefix}
|
:: scoto-
|
| scoto {adj}
|
:: scotic
|
| scoto {adj}
|
:: Scots (attributive)
|
| scotodinia {f} [pathology]
|
:: scotodinia
|
| scotofilo {adj} [biology]
|
:: scotophilic
|
| scotofobia {f}
|
:: scotophobia
|
| scotola {f}
|
:: scutch
|
| scotolante {v}
|
:: present participle of scotolare
|
| scotolare {vt}
|
:: To scutch
|
| scotolatura {f}
|
:: scutching
|
| scotoma {m} [pathology]
|
:: scotoma
|
| scotomatico {adj}
|
:: scotomatous
|
| scotometria {f}
|
:: scotometry
|
| scotometrico {adj}
|
:: scotometric
|
| scotomizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scotomizzare
|
| scotomizzare {vt}
|
:: to scotomize
|
| scotomizzazione {f}
|
:: scotomization
|
| scotta {f} [nautical]
|
:: sheet
|
| scottadito {m} /ˌskɔt.taˈdi.to/
|
:: only used in a scottadito
|
| scottamento {m}
|
:: scorching, singeing, burning
|
| scottamento {m}
|
:: scalding
|
| scottante {v}
|
:: present participle of scottare
|
| scottante {adj}
|
:: barbed, insulting, or insensitive
|
| scottante {adj}
|
:: urgent
|
| scottantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scottarsi
|
| scottare {vt} /skotˈta.re/
|
:: to scorch, singe or burn
|
| scottare {vt} [by extension, cooking]
|
:: to boil or fry briefly [of meat or vegetables]
|
| scottare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to deeply irritate; to insult; to offend
|
| scottare {vi}
|
:: to burn, to be hot
|
| scottare {vi} [hyperbolic, by extension]
|
:: [of a person or body part] to be excessively hot, especially because of a fever
|
| scottare {vi} [figurative]
|
:: to be of interest, to interest
|
| scottare {vi}
|
:: to be precarious or in jeopardy
|
| scottare {vi} [figurative]
|
:: to provoke displeasure
|
| scottarsi {v} /skotˈtar.si/
|
:: reflexive of scottare: to burn or scald oneself
|
| scottarsi {v}
|
:: to get sunburned
|
| scottarsi {v} [figurative, rare]
|
:: to take offense, to be offended
|
| scottarsi {v} [figurative]
|
:: to have a mortifying or otherwise disappointing experience
|
| scottata {f}
|
:: burn, burning
|
| scottata {f}
|
:: scald, scalding
|
| scottatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scottarsi
|
| scottatura {f}
|
:: burn
|
| scottatura {f}
|
:: scald
|
| scottatura {f}
|
:: singe
|
| scottatura {f}
|
:: scorch
|
| scottex {m}
|
:: paper towel (for kitchen use)
|
| Scotti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Scotti {prop}
|
:: Gerry Scotti, Italian anchorman
|
| scottico {adj}
|
:: Scots
|
| scotto {adj} [chiefly of pasta and rice] /ˈskɔt.to/
|
:: overcooked, overdone
|
| scotto {m} [archaic, literary]
|
:: The amount to pay for a meal in an inn or tavern
|
| scotto {m} [archaic, literary, by extension]
|
:: Any meal eaten in a place of lodging
|
| scotto {m} [archaic, literary, figurative]
|
:: compensation
|
| Scotto {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| scottona {f}
|
:: heifer (sometimes also the meat from a heifer)
|
| scout {mf} /skau̯t/
|
:: scout (a member of the international scout movement)
|
| scoutismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scautismo
|
| scoutista {m}
|
:: alternative form of scautista
|
| scoutistico {adj}
|
:: boy scout [attributive], scouting [attributive], scout [attributive]
|
| scovamento {m}
|
:: find (found object)
|
| scovante {v}
|
:: present participle of scovare
|
| scovare {vt}
|
:: to unearth or find
|
| scoverchiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scoperchiare
|
| scovolare {v}
|
:: To clean by means of a *scovolo"
|
| scovolino {m}
|
:: bottle brush
|
| scovolino {m}
|
:: pipe cleaner, reamer
|
| scovolo {m}
|
:: swab, pull through (for cleaning a gun), pipe cleaner
|
| scovolo {m}
|
:: bottle brush
|
| scovolo {m}
|
:: reamer
|
| scovrente {v}
|
:: present participle of scovrire
|
| scovrire {vt}
|
:: alternative form of scoprire
|
| scozia {f}
|
:: scotia
|
| Scozia {prop}
|
:: Scotland
|
| scozzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scozzare
|
| scozzare {vt}
|
:: To shuffle
|
| scozzese {adj}
|
:: Scottish, Scots
|
| scozzese {adj}
|
:: Scotch
|
| scozzese {adj}
|
:: tartan (fabric)
|
| scozzese {mf}
|
:: Scot, Scotsman, Scotswoman
|
| scozzese {m}
|
:: Scots (language)
|
| scozzonante {v}
|
:: present participle of scozzonare
|
| scozzonare {vt}
|
:: to break in, train [a horse, etc.]
|
| scozzonare {vt}
|
:: to refine, polish
|
| scozzonatura {f}
|
:: breaking in, training
|
| scozzone {m}
|
:: horse breaker
|
| scozzone {m}
|
:: trainer
|
| scramblasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: scramblase
|
| scranna {f}
|
:: alternative form of scranno
|
| scranno {m}
|
:: high back chair
|
| scratch {m} [music]
|
:: scratch
|
| scratchare {vt} [music]
|
:: to scratch (moving a vinyl record back and forth)
|
| scrauso {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: [of an object] shoddy, fake
|
| scrauso {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: [of a person] disagreeable
|
| scravattato {adj}
|
:: without a necktie
|
| screanzata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of screanzato
|
| screanzatamente {adv}
|
:: rudely
|
| screanzato {adj}
|
:: rude, impolite
|
| screanzato {m}
|
:: rude person
|
| scredente {adj}
|
:: unbelieving
|
| scredente {adj}
|
:: wary
|
| screditabile {adj}
|
:: discreditable
|
| screditamento {m}
|
:: discrediting
|
| screditamento {m}
|
:: discrepancy
|
| screditamento {m}
|
:: disparagement
|
| screditante {v}
|
:: present participle of screditare
|
| screditare {vt}
|
:: To discredit
|
| scremante {v}
|
:: present participle of scremare
|
| scremare {vt}
|
:: to skim, to cream off
|
| scremato {adj}
|
:: skimmed, skim
|
| scrematrice {f}
|
:: skimmer (cooking utensil)
|
| scrematura {f}
|
:: skimming
|
| scrematura {f}
|
:: selection
|
| scremento {m}
|
:: alternative form of escremento
|
| screpolante {v}
|
:: present participle of screpolare
|
| screpolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of screpolarsi
|
| screpolare {vt}
|
:: To chap or crack
|
| screpolarsi {vr}
|
:: To chap or crack
|
| screpolato {adj}
|
:: chapped or cracked
|
| screpolatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of screpolarsi
|
| screpolatura {f}
|
:: cracking (cracks on a surface)
|
| screscente {v}
|
:: present participle of screscere
|
| screscere {vi}
|
:: [obsolete] Variant of decrescere
|
| screziante {v}
|
:: present participle of screziare
|
| screziare {vt}
|
:: to speckle; to variegate; to dot
|
| screziato {adj}
|
:: speckled, dappled, mottled, pied
|
| screziatura {f}
|
:: mark, speckle, fleck, streak
|
| screziatura {f}
|
:: variegation, blotch
|
| screzio {m}
|
:: discord that comes to disturb the harmony of a relationship; disagreement, friction, tiff
|
| screzio {m} [literary]
|
:: crack, fissure
|
| screzio {m} [literary]
|
:: colorful reflection
|
| scria {m}
|
:: lastborn of a litter; runt
|
| scriba {m}
|
:: scribe
|
| scriba {m}
|
:: hack (journalist)
|
| scribacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scribacchiare
|
| scribacchiare {vt} /skribaˈkːjare/
|
:: To scribble
|
| scribacchiatore {m}
|
:: scribbler
|
| scribacchina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scribacchino
|
| scribacchino {m} [dated] /skribaˈkːino/
|
:: scribbler
|
| scricchiare {v}
|
:: synonym of scricchiolare
|
| scricchio {m}
|
:: crunch, screech, crackle
|
| scricchiolamento {m}
|
:: creak
|
| scricchiolamento {m}
|
:: crackle, crunch
|
| scricchiolante {v}
|
:: present participle of scricchiolare
|
| scricchiolare {vi}
|
:: to creak
|
| scricchiolare {vi}
|
:: to crackle, crunch
|
| scricchiolio {m}
|
:: creak, creaking
|
| scriccio {m}
|
:: synonym of scricciolo
|
| scricciolo {m}
|
:: wren, the Eurasian wren
|
| scricciolo {m} [colloquial]
|
:: shrimp (small person)
|
| scrigno {m}
|
:: jewelry box, jewel case, casket
|
| scrignuto {adj}
|
:: arched, convex
|
| scrignuto {adj}
|
:: humpbacked
|
| scrignuto {m}
|
:: humpback (person)
|
| scrima {f}
|
:: synonym of scherma
|
| scriminale {m}
|
:: synonym of scriminatura
|
| scriminante {v}
|
:: present participle of scriminare
|
| scriminante {adj}
|
:: justifying
|
| scriminare {vt}
|
:: To justify
|
| scriminatura {f}
|
:: parting (of the hair)
|
| scrimolo {m}
|
:: edge, border
|
| scrimolo {m} [geology]
|
:: ridge
|
| scripofilia {f}
|
:: scripophily
|
| scripofilo {m}
|
:: scripophile
|
| scrippella {f}
|
:: A type of pancake / crêpe from the Abruzzo
|
| scristianamento {m}
|
:: dechristianization
|
| scristianare {v}
|
:: To dechristianize
|
| scristianizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of scristianizzare
|
| scristianizzare {vt}
|
:: To dechristianize
|
| scristianizzazione {f}
|
:: dechristianization
|
| scriteriatamente {adv}
|
:: senselessly
|
| scriteriato {adj}
|
:: madcap, reckless, wild
|
| scriteriato {m}
|
:: daredevil, madcap
|
| scritta {f}
|
:: writing
|
| scritta {f}
|
:: inscription
|
| scritta {f}
|
:: notice or sign
|
| scritto {adj}
|
:: written
|
| scritto {m}
|
:: a letter (communication)
|
| scritto {m} [in the plural]
|
:: writings
|
| scrittografico {adj}
|
:: handwritten
|
| scrittoio {m} [furniture]
|
:: writing desk, escritoire
|
| scrittoio {m} [furniture]
|
:: davenport
|
| scrittore {m}
|
:: writer, author
|
| scrittorello {m}
|
:: scribbler
|
| scrittorio {adj}
|
:: writing (attributive)
|
| scrittosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scriversi
|
| scrittrice {f}
|
:: writer, author
|
| scrittura {f}
|
:: writing, handwriting
|
| scrittura {f}
|
:: contract (in film, TV)
|
| scrittura {f}
|
:: document (legal)
|
| Scrittura {f}
|
:: Scripture
|
| scritturabile {adj}
|
:: That can be engaged (especially of an actor)
|
| scritturale {adj}
|
:: scriptural, Scripture (attributive)
|
| scritturale {adj}
|
:: bank (attributive; of money)
|
| scritturalismo {m}
|
:: scripturalism
|
| scritturante {v}
|
:: present participle of scritturare
|
| scritturare {vt}
|
:: To engage or sign up (a person for a job, especially in the media)
|
| scritturazione {f}
|
:: engagement, signing up, signing on
|
| scritturazione {f}
|
:: entry (in a register etc)
|
| scritturista {mf}
|
:: scripturalist
|
| scritturista {mf}
|
:: Scripturist
|
| scritturistico {adj}
|
:: scriptural
|
| scrivacchiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scribacchiare
|
| scrivana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scrivano
|
| scrivania {f} [furniture]
|
:: desk, writing desk, writing table, bonheur du jour
|
| scrivano {m}
|
:: scribe
|
| scrivano {m}
|
:: clerk
|
| scrivente {v}
|
:: present participle of scrivere
|
| scrivente {mf}
|
:: writer
|
| scriventesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scriversi
|
| scrivere {vt} /ˈskri ve re/
|
:: to write, pen
|
| scrivere {vt}
|
:: to spell
|
| scriversi {v}
|
:: reflexive of scrivere
|
| scriversi {v}
|
:: to write a note (to oneself)
|
| scriversi {v}
|
:: to communicate via letters
|
| Scrivia {prop}
|
:: Scrivia (river)
|
| scrivibile {adj} [rare] /skriˈvi.bi.le/
|
:: writable
|
| scrivicchiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scrivucchiare
|
| scrivimpiedi {m}
|
:: synonym of scriviritto
|
| scriviritto {m}
|
:: lectern
|
| scrivucchiare {v}
|
:: To scribble
|
| scrizione {f}
|
:: handwriting, writing
|
| scrizione {f}
|
:: transcript
|
| scroccante {v}
|
:: present participle of scroccare
|
| scroccare {vt}
|
:: To scrounge, sponge, cadge or blag
|
| scroccatore {m}
|
:: scrounger, sponger
|
| scroccheria {f}
|
:: scrounging &c
|
| scrocchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of scrocchiare
|
| scrocchiare {vt}
|
:: to crack one's fingers (or other bones)
|
| scrocchio {m}
|
:: crack, fillip
|
| scrocco {m}
|
:: scrounging, sponging
|
| scrocco {m}
|
:: click
|
| scroccona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scroccone
|
| scroccone {m}
|
:: scrounger, moocher, cadger, freeloader
|
| scrocconeria {f}
|
:: alternative form of scroccheria
|
| scrociare {v} [nautical]
|
:: To lower a spar from the mast of a square-rigged ship
|
| scrofa {f} /ˈskrɔ.fa/
|
:: sow (female pig)
|
| scrofano {m}
|
:: alternative form of scorfano
|
| scrofetta {f}
|
:: gilt (young mature sow)
|
| scrofola {f} [vernacular] /ˈskrɔ.fo.la/
|
:: scrofula
|
| scrofolosa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of scrofoloso
|
| scrofolosi {f} [pathology] /skro.foˈlɔ.zi/
|
:: scrofula
|
| scrofoloso {adj} [pathology]
|
:: scrofulous
|
| scrofoloso {m} [pathology]
|
:: scrofula sufferer
|
| scrofula {f}
|
:: alternative form of scrofola
|
| scrofularia {f}
|
:: figwort (of family Scrophulariaceae
|
| scrofulosi {f} /skro.fuˈlɔ.zi/
|
:: alternative form of scrofolosi
|
| scrollamento {m}
|
:: shrug
|
| scrollante {v}
|
:: present participle of scrollare
|
| scrollantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scrollarsi
|
| scrollare {vt}
|
:: To shake or shrug
|
| scrollarsi {vr}
|
:: To shake oneself
|
| scrollarsi {vr}
|
:: To rouse oneself
|
| scrollata {f}
|
:: shake, shaking, shrug
|
| scrollatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scrollarsi
|
| scrollatura {f}
|
:: synonym of scrollamento
|
| scrollio {m}
|
:: A prolonged shaking
|
| scrollo {m}
|
:: shake, shaking
|
| scropolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scrupolo
|
| scrosciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scrosciare
|
| scrosciante {adj}
|
:: that pours loudly and violently; pouring
|
| scrosciante {adj}
|
:: thunderous [applause, etc.]
|
| scrosciare {vi}
|
:: to pour heavily and loudly; to downpour; to pelt
|
| scrosciare {vi} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: [of laughter, applause, etc.] to follow one after another, producing a thunderous or resounding noise
|
| scrosciare {vi} [figurative, by extension, Tuscany]
|
:: to boil strongly
|
| scrosciare {vi} [Tuscany]
|
:: to creak
|
| scroscio {m}
|
:: roar (of a waterfall etc)
|
| scroscio {m}
|
:: thunder, round (of applause)
|
| scroscio {m}
|
:: outburst
|
| scroscio d'acqua {m}
|
:: A sudden, brief downpour
|
| scroscio di pioggia {m}
|
:: shower (of rain)
|
| scrostamento {m}
|
:: chipping, peeling
|
| scrostamento {m}
|
:: A patch where the surface has chipped or peeled away
|
| scrostante {v}
|
:: present participle of scrostare
|
| scrostantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of scrostarsi
|
| scrostare {vt}
|
:: To remove the scab from
|
| scrostare {vt}
|
:: To scrape, scratch, strip or peel
|
| scrostarsi {vr}
|
:: To peel off or flake
|
| scrostato {adj}
|
:: peeling, scraped
|
| scrostatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of scrostarsi
|
| scrostatura {f}
|
:: chipping, peeling
|
| scrostatura {f}
|
:: A patch where the surface has chipped or peeled away
|
| scrotale {adj}
|
:: scrotal
|
| scroto {m} [anatomy]
|
:: scrotum
|
| scrupoleggiare {v}
|
:: To act scrupulously
|
| scrupolo {m} [historical] /ˈskru.po.lo/
|
:: A unit of measure equivalent to 1/24 of an ounce
|
| scrupolo {m} [obsolete]
|
:: A very small quantity
|
| scrupolo {m}
|
:: scruple
|
| scrupolo {m}
|
:: care, conscientiousness
|
| scrupolosamente {adv}
|
:: scrupulously, carefully, strictly, meticulously
|
| scrupolosità {f}
|
:: scrupulousness, conscientiousness
|
| scrupoloso {adj}
|
:: scrupulous, meticulous, painstaking
|
| scrutabile {adj}
|
:: scrutable
|
| scrutamento {m}
|
:: scrutiny
|
| scrutamento {m}
|
:: scan
|
| scrutamento {m}
|
:: search
|
| scrutante {v}
|
:: present participle of scrutare
|
| scrutare {vt}
|
:: to look or examine carefully to try to see or understand things that are not immediately perceptible; to scan; to search
|
| scrutare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to scrutinize
|
| scrutare le stelle {v}
|
:: synonym of guardare le stelle
|
| scrutatore {adj}
|
:: searching, probing
|
| scrutatore {m}
|
:: scrutineer
|
| scrutatore {m}
|
:: returning officer
|
| scrutinamento {m}
|
:: count (of votes)
|
| scrutinante {v}
|
:: present participle of scrutinare
|
| scrutinare {vt}
|
:: To count (votes)
|
| scrutinare {vt}
|
:: To assign marks
|
| scrutinatore {m}
|
:: scrutineer
|
| scrutinio {m}
|
:: ballot
|
| scrutinio {m} [in the plural]
|
:: marking; examinations and reviews (at school)
|
| scruttinare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scrutinare
|
| scucchia {f}
|
:: A protruding chin
|
| scuccumedra {f}
|
:: synonym of brenna
|
| scucente {v}
|
:: present participle of scucire
|
| scucire {vt}
|
:: To unstitch, unpick or undo (needlework etc)
|
| scucitrice {f}
|
:: seam ripper
|
| scucitura {f}
|
:: undoing, unstitching
|
| scudare {v}
|
:: To employ a tax shield
|
| scudato {adj}
|
:: bearing, armed with, or protected by a shield
|
| scudella {f}
|
:: alternative form of scodella
|
| scuderia {f} /skudeˈria/
|
:: stable (building for lodging and feeding horses)
|
| scuderia {f} [by extension]
|
:: an organization for the breeding and training of racehorses
|
| scuderia {f} [sports, motor racing]
|
:: racing team
|
| scudettato {adj} [football]
|
:: national championship (attributive)
|
| scudetto {m} [sports]
|
:: national championship, shield
|
| scudetto {m} [football]
|
:: The Italian Serie A Championship title
|
| scudetto {m}
|
:: badge, small shield
|
| scudetto {m} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: escutcheon
|
| scudiera {f}
|
:: only in alla scudiera
|
| scudiere {m}
|
:: alternative form of scudiero
|
| scudiero {m}
|
:: a squire
|
| scudiero {m}
|
:: an esquire
|
| scudiero {m} [cycling]
|
:: a domestique trusted by the team leader
|
| scudisciante {v}
|
:: present participle of scudisciare
|
| scudisciare {vt}
|
:: To whip or lash
|
| scudisciata {f}
|
:: lash (a stroke with a whip)
|
| scudiscio {m} /skuˈdi.ʃo/
|
:: riding crop
|
| scudiscio {m}
|
:: whip
|
| scudo {m} /ˈsku.do/
|
:: shield, specifically:
|
| scudo {m}
|
:: A broad piece of defensive armor, carried on the arm, formerly in general use in war, for the protection of the body
|
| scudo {m} [by extension]
|
:: Anything that protects or defends; defense; shelter; protection
|
| scudo {m} [figuratively]
|
:: One who protects or defends
|
| scudo {m} [heraldry]
|
:: The escutcheon or field on which are placed the bearings in coats of arms
|
| scudo {m} [geology]
|
:: A large expanse of exposed stable Precambrian rock
|
| scudo {m} [numismatics]
|
:: Used to designate various monetary units, specifically:
|
| scudo {m} [historical]
|
:: A gold or silver coin minted in Italy bearing the image of a shield; scudo
|
| scudo {m} [historical, by extension]
|
:: Any similar coin of non-Italian mintage; écu, escudo
|
| scudo {m} [historical]
|
:: A silver coin minted in Italy valued at 5 lire
|
| scudo {m} [historical, Rome]
|
:: A 5000-lira banknote
|
| scudo {m} [Rome]
|
:: A 5-euro banknote
|
| Scudo {prop} [astronomy] /ˈsku.do/
|
:: The Scutum constellation
|
| scudocrociata {f} /sku.do.kroˈt͡ʃa.ta/
|
:: feminine noun of scudocrociato
|
| scudocrociato {adj} [historical, politics] /sku.do.kroˈt͡ʃa.to/
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:: Of or pertaining to the Democrazia Cristiana (Christian Democracy (Italy)) political party
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| scudocrociato {adj} [by extension]
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:: Of or pertaining to any centrist political party adopting the cross-bearing shield as a symbol
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| scudocrociato {m} [historical]
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:: A member or the Democrazia Cristiana political party [male]
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| scudocrociato {m} [by extension]
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:: A member of any centrist political party adopting the cross-bearing shield as a symbol [male]
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| scudo fiscale {m}
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:: A tax shield - a form of amnesty given in cases of mild or accidental tax evasion
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| scuffiante {v}
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:: present participle of scuffiare
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| scuffiare {vit} [nautical]
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:: To capsize
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| scuffina {f} /skufˈfi.na/
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:: rasp
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| scuffinare {v}
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:: To rasp (file with a rasp)
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| scugnizzo {m}
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:: street urchin, guttersnipe (especially in Naples)
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| sculacciante {v}
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:: present participle of sculacciare
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| sculacciare {vt} /sku.lat.ˈt͡ʃa.re/
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:: To spank
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| sculacciata {f}
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:: spanking
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| sculacciata {f}
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:: spank
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| sculaccione {m} [colloquial]
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:: spank, smack
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| sculdascia {f} /skul.daʃˈʃi.a/
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:: The office of a Lombard steward; their jurisdiction
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| sculdascio {m} /skulˈdaʃ.ʃo/
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:: A Lombard steward of a duke who had both civil and military authority
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| sculettante {v}
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:: present participle of sculettare
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| sculettare {vi}
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:: To sway one's hips seductively
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| scultare {v}
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:: synonym of scolpire
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| sculto {adj} /ˈskul.to/
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:: alternative form of scolto
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| scultore {m}
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:: sculptor
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| scultore {m}
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:: carver
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| scultoreo {adj}
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:: sculptural (all senses)
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| scultorio {adj}
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:: sculptural
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| scultrice {f}
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:: female equivalent of scultore
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| scultura {f}
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:: sculpture
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| sculturale {adj}
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:: sculptural
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| scuna {f} [nautical]
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:: schooner
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| scuocente {v}
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:: present participle of scuocere
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| scuocere {vt}
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:: to overcook, overdo
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| scuoiamento {m}
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:: alternative form of scoiamento
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| scuoiante {v}
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:: present participle of scuoiare
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| scuoiare {vt}
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:: To skin (an animal)
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| scuoiatore {m}
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:: alternative form of scoiatore
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| scuoiatura {f}
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:: skinning (of an animal)
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| scuola {f} /ˈskwɔ.la/
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:: school
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| scuola {f}
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:: class, lesson
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| scuola {f}
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:: grade
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| scuolabus {m}
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:: school bus
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| scuola di pensiero {f}
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:: school of thought
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| scuola elementare {f} [schools] /ˈskuɔːla elemenˈtaːre/
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:: elementary school
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| scuola elementare {f}
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:: primary school
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| scuola elementare {f}
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:: grade school (US)
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| scuolaguida {f}
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:: driving school
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| scuola normale {f}
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:: normal school
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| scuotente {v}
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:: present participle of scuotere
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| scuotentesi {v}
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:: present participle of scuotersi
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| scuotere {vt}
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:: to shake, jolt
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| scuotere {vt}
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:: to gnash (air, carpet, etc.)
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| scuotere la testa {vi}
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:: to shake one's head (in disagreement, negation etc)
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| scuotersi {vr}
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:: To shake, stir or rouse oneself
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| scuoti barra {m} [aviation]
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:: stick shaker, stick pusher (aircraft stall alert system)
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| scuotimento {m}
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:: shaking
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| scuotimento {m} [mechanics]
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:: backlash, jarring
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| scuotitoio {m}
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:: shaker (part of a machine that shakes something)
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| scuotitore {m}
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:: shaker
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| scuotitore {adj}
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:: shaking
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| scuotitrice {f}
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:: shaker (machine)
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| scuramente {adv}
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:: darkly, sombrely, swarthily
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| scurare {v}
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:: synonym of scurire
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| scure {f}
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:: axe
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| scureggia {f}
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:: alternative form of scoreggia
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| scurente {v}
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:: present participle of scurire
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| scurentesi {v}
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:: present participle of scurirsi
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| scuretto {m}
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:: window shutter
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| scurezza {f}
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:: darkness
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| scuriata {f}
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:: lash, whiplash
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| scuriccio {adj}
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:: gloomy
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| scurimento {m}
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:: darkening
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| scuriosante {v}
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:: present participle of scuriosare
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| scuriosare {v}
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:: alternative form of curiosare
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| scurire {vt}
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:: To darken
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| scurirsi {vr}
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:: To get dark, to darken
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| scuriscio {m}
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:: alternative form of scudiscio
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| scurità {f} [literary]
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:: Variant of oscurità
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| scuritosi {v}
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:: past participle of scurirsi
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| scuro {adj}
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:: dark, deep, sombre, swarthy
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| scuro {adj} [figuratively]
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:: dark, sombre, grim, gloomy
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| scuro {m}
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:: dark, darkness, dark colours
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| scuro {m}
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:: shutter (protective panels over windows)
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| scurra {m} /ˈskur.ra/
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:: joker, clown
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| scurrile {adj}
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:: scurrilous, coarse
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| scurrilità {f}
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:: scurrility
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| scurrilmente {adv}
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:: scurrilously
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| scusa {f}
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:: apology, excuse
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| scusa {f}
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:: excuse, justification, pretext
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| scusa {interj} [colloquial]
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:: sorry! [second-person singular]
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| scusabile {adj}
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:: excusable, forgivable
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| scusabile {adj}
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:: justifiable
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| scusabilità {f}
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:: Property of being excusable
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| scusabilmente {adv}
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:: excusably
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| scusante {v}
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:: present participle of scusare
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| scusantesi {v}
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:: present participle of scusarsi
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| scusare {vt} /skuˈzare/
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:: to excuse, forgive, pardon
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| scusare {vt}
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:: to excuse, justify
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| scusarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of scusare
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| scusarsi {v}
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:: to apologise, say one is sorry, be sorry, excuse oneself
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| scusate il francesismo {phrase}
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:: pardon my French
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| scusatore {m}
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:: excuser, forgiver, pardoner
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| scusatosi {v}
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:: past participle of scusarsi
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| scusazione {f}
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:: excuse
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| scusi {interj} /ˈskuzi/
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:: excuse me, pardon me
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| scusso {adj}
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:: stripped, naked, empty
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| scusso {adj}
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:: pure, candid, unadulterated
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| scutellaria {f}
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:: skullcap
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| scutello {m}
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:: scutellum
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| scuter {m}
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:: motor scooter
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| scuterista {mf}
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:: motor scooter rider
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| scutifero {adj}
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:: scutiferous (carrying a shield)
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| scutigera {f}
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:: house centipede (insect of the genus Scutigera)
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| scutiscio {m}
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:: alternative form of scudiscio
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| scutrettolare {v}
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:: To waddle
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| sdaziabile {adj}
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:: clearable (through customs)
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| sdaziamento {m}
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:: clearing imports through customs
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| sdaziante {v}
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:: present participle of sdaziare
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| sdaziare {vt}
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:: To pay customs duty on
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| sdebitante {v}
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:: present participle of sdebitare
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| sdebitantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sdebitarsi
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| sdebitare {vt}
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:: To free from a debt
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| sdebitarsi {vr}
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:: To repay (someone for something)
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| sdebitatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sdebitarsi
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| sdegnante {v}
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:: present participle of sdegnare
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| sdegnantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sdegnarsi
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| sdegnare {vt}
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:: to scorn
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| sdegnarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of sdegnare
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| sdegnarsi {v}
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:: to be angry (with)
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| sdegnato {adj}
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:: indignant, angry
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| sdegnatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sdegnarsi
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| sdegno {m}
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:: indignation, resentment
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| sdegno {m}
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:: enmity, animosity
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| sdegnosamente {adv}
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:: indignantly
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| sdegnosamente {adv}
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:: superciliously, disdainfully, contemptuously
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| sdegnosità {f}
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:: scorn, disdain, contempt
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| sdegnosità {f}
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:: pride
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| sdegnosità {f}
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:: overconfidence
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| sdegnoso {adj}
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:: scornful, contemptuous, disdainful, haughty, supercilious
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| sdemanializzante {v}
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:: present participle of sdemanializzare
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| sdemanializzare {v}
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:: to privatize
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| sdemanializzazione {f}
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:: privatization
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| sdentante {v}
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:: present participle of sdentare
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| sdentantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sdentarsi
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| sdentare {vt}
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:: to break the teeth of
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| sdentarsi {vr}
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:: to lose one's teeth
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| sdentarsi {vr}
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:: to break one's teeth
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| sdentato {adj}
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:: toothless
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| sdentatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sdentarsi
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| sdiacciare {v}
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:: To warm slightly
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| sdicevole {adj}
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:: alternative form of disdicevole
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| sdifferenziamento {m}
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:: dedifferentiation
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| sdigiunarsi {vi} [regional]
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:: To eat a little in order to appease hunger or to break a fast
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| sdilinquente {v}
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:: present participle of sdilinquire
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| sdilinquentesi {v}
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:: present participle of sdilinquirsi
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| sdilinquimento {m}
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:: faint, swoon
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| sdilinquimento {m}
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:: mawkishness
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| sdilinquire {vt}
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:: To move to tears
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| sdilinquire {vi}
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:: To faint
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| sdilinquirsi {vr}
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:: To become sentimental
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| sdilinquitosi {v}
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:: past participle of sdilinquirsi
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| sdimenticare {v}
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:: alternative form of dimenticare
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| sdimezzare {v}
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:: alternative form of dimezzare
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| sdipanare {v}
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:: alternative form of dipanare
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| sdipingere {v}
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:: To erase something that has been painted
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| sdire {v}
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:: To unsay
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| sdirenare {v}
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:: To fatigue
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| sdirenare {v}
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:: To wear out
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| sdoganabile {adj}
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:: clearable through customs
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| sdoganabile {adj}
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:: that can be legitimized or made acceptable
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| sdoganamento {m}
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:: customs clearance
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| sdoganante {v}
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:: present participle of sdoganare
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| sdoganare {vt}
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:: to clear through customs
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| sdoganare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
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:: to legitimize or make acceptable
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| sdoganato {adj}
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:: cleared (through customs), duty paid, ex bond
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| sdolcinatamente {adv}
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:: mawkishly, soppily, mushily, sloppily
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| sdolcinatezza {f}
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:: mawkishness, soppiness
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| sdolcinato {adj}
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:: mawkish, sugary, soppy, mushy, sloppy, namby-pamby
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| sdolcinato {adj}
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:: corny, schmaltzy
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| sdolcinatura {f}
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:: mawkishness
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| sdolente {v}
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:: present participle of sdolere
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| sdolere {vi}
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:: To cease aching or lamenting
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| sdondolare {vi} [Tuscan] /sdon.doˈla.re/
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:: to rock, to swing
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| sdondolare {vi} [Tuscan, figurative]
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:: to hang around, to loaf about
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| sdoppiamento {m}
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:: split, splitting (in two)
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| sdoppiante {v}
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:: present participle of sdoppiare
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| sdoppiantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sdoppiarsi
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| sdoppiare {vt}
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:: To split in two
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| sdoppiarsi {vr}
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:: To split in two
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| sdoppiarsi {vr}
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:: To have a split personality
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| sdoppiatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sdoppiarsi
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| sdorare {v} [rare]
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:: To ungild
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| sdottorare {vi} [rare]
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:: synonym of sdottoreggiare
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| sdottorare {vt}
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:: to take away the title of doctor (from someone)
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| sdottoreggiante {v}
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:: present participle of sdottoreggiare
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| sdottoreggiare {vi}
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:: To show off one's learning
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| sdraia {f}
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:: Variant of sdraio
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| sdraiante {v}
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:: present participle of sdraiare
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| sdraiantesi {v}
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:: present participle of sdraiarsi
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| sdraiare {vt}
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:: to lay down
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| sdraiarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of sdraiare
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| sdraiarsi {v}
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:: to lie down
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| sdraiato {adj}
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:: lying down
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| sdraietta {f}
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:: infant seat, rocker (for babies)
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| sdraio {f} [furniture]
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:: deck chair
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| sdraioni {adv}
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:: While lying down
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| sdrammatizzante {v}
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:: present participle of sdrammatizzare
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| sdrammatizzare {vt}
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:: to play down, minimize, downplay
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| sdrammatizzazione {f}
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:: minimization (playing down)
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| sdrucciolamento {m}
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:: slipping, sliding
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| sdrucciolante {v}
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:: present participle of sdrucciolare
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| sdrucciolare {vi}
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:: to slip, slide
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| sdrucciolevole {adj} /zdrut.tʃoˈle.vo.le/
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:: slippery
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| sdrucciolevole {adj}
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:: tricky
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| sdrucciolevolezza {f}
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:: slipperiness
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| sdrucciolevolezza {f}
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:: trickiness
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| sdrucciolevolmente {adv}
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:: trickily
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| sdrucciolio {m}
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:: slipping (continuous)
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| sdrucciolo {adj} [grammar] /ˈsdrut.t͡ʃo.lo/
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:: stressed on the antepenult
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| sdrucciolone {m}
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:: slip, slide
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| sdruccioloni {adv}
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:: slipping, sliding, skidding
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| sdruccioloso {adj}
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:: synonym of sdrucciolevole
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| sdrucente {v}
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:: present participle of sdrucire
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| sdrucentesi {v}
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:: present participle of sdrucirsi
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| sdrucire {vt}
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:: To tear, rip, unstitch or undo
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| sdrucirsi {vr}
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:: To tear or rip
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| sdrucito {adj}
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:: torn, ripped
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| sdrucitosi {v}
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:: past participle of sdrucirsi
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| sdrucitura {f}
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:: tearing, ripping
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| sdrucitura {f}
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:: tear, rip, rent
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| sdrumare {vt} [aviation slang] /sdruˈma.re/
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:: To hit a target inflicting considerable damage
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| sdrumare {vt} [by extension, slang]
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:: To defeat soundly
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| sdrumare {vt} [by extension, slang]
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:: To beat up
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| sdrumato {adj} [slang] /sdruˈma.to/
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:: Very high on drugs; high as a kite
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| sdrumato {adj} [slang, of people]
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:: exhausted
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| sdrumato {adj} [slang, of things]
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:: destroyed, ruined
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| sdutto {adj}
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:: slender
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| sdutto {adj}
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:: tapered
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| se {conj} /se/
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:: if
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| se {conj}
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:: whether
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| se {conj}
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:: if only
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| se {pron}
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:: alternative form of si
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| se {pron}
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:: alternative spelling of sé
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| sé {pron} [disjunctive, emphatic] /seː/
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:: oneself, himself, herself
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| seaborgio {m} [chemistry] /seaˈbɔrdʒo/
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:: seaborgium
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| sebaceo {adj}
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:: sebaceous
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| Sebastiano {prop}
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:: given name
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| Sebastopoli {prop}
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:: Sebastopoli (a <<port city>> in <<pen/Crimea>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Ukraine>> but de facto in <<c/Russia>>)
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| sebbene {conj} /sebˈbɛ.ne/
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:: although, though
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| sebbene {conj}
|
:: albeit
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| Sebenico {prop}
|
:: Sebenico (city)
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| sebesteno {m}
|
:: sebesten
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| Sebino {prop}
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:: Lake Iseo
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| sebo {m}
|
:: sebum
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| sebometria {f}
|
:: sebometry
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| seboriequilibrante {adj}
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:: Describing shampoos (etc) that replace lost lipids from the surface of the skin
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| seborragia {f} [medicine]
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:: seborrhea
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| seborrea {f} [pathology]
|
:: seborrhea
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| seborreico {adj} [pathology]
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:: seborrheic
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| seborroico {adj} [pathology]
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:: seborrheic
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| sec. {m}
|
:: abbreviation of secolo
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| secabile {adj}
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:: divisible
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| secante {f} [trigonometry, geometry]
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:: secant
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| secare {vt} [archaic, literary] /seˈka.re/
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:: to cut, cut off, split
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| secare {vt} [archaic, literary, figurative]
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:: to cut through
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| secare {vt} [mathematics]
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:: to intersect
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| secca {f}
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:: shoal, sandbank
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| secca {f}
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:: drought
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| seccabile {adj}
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:: That can be dried
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| seccaggine {f}
|
:: dryness
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| seccaggine {f}
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:: bother, nuisance
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| seccagginoso {adj}
|
:: arid
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| seccagginoso {adj}
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:: bothersome
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| seccagione {m}
|
:: dryness
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| seccagione {m}
|
:: aridity
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| seccagno {n} /sekˈkaɲ.ɲo/
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:: dry, arid
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| seccaia {f} [Tuscan] /sekˈka.ja/
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:: wilt, wilting (of plants, seeds etc.)
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| seccaia {f} [Tuscan]
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:: A group of dry branches or leaves
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| seccamente {adv}
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:: brusquely, sharply, curtly
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| seccamento {m}
|
:: dryness, aridity
|
| seccante {v}
|
:: present participle of seccare
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| seccante {adj}
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:: troublesome, tiresome, annoying, unpleasant
|
| seccantesi {v}
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:: present participle of seccarsi
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| seccare {vti}
|
:: to dry or dry up
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| seccare {vt}
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:: to wither
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| seccare {vt}
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:: to irk, annoy or bother
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| seccarello {m}
|
:: alternative form of seccherello
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| seccarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of seccare
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| seccarsi {vr}
|
:: to dry up
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| seccarsi {vr}
|
:: to wither or shrivel up
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| seccaticcio {adj}
|
:: dried up
|
| seccativo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of siccativo
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| seccato {adj}
|
:: bothered, annoyed
|
| seccato {adj}
|
:: fed up
|
| seccato {adj}
|
:: withered
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| seccatoio {m}
|
:: drying room
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| seccatoio {m}
|
:: squeegee (mop)
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| seccatore {m}
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:: nuisance, bother
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| seccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of seccarsi
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| seccatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of seccatore
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| seccatura {f}
|
:: nuisance, bother
|
| secchereccio {adj}
|
:: synonym of seccaticcio
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| seccherello {m}
|
:: A dry crust of bread
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| secchericcio {adj}
|
:: synonym of seccaticcio
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| secchezza {f} /sekˈket.tsa/
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:: dryness
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| secchezza {f}
|
:: brusqueness, sharpness
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| secchezza {f}
|
:: thinness, skinniness
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| secchia {f}
|
:: bucket used to get water (from a well, etc.)
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| secchia {f} [by extension]
|
:: amount of water that can be held by such a bucket
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| secchia {f}
|
:: academically ungifted student who studies excessively
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| secchia {f} [historical]
|
:: ancient unit of measurement for dry goods and liquids
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| Secchia {prop}
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:: Secchia (river)
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| secchiaio {m}
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:: synonym of acquaio
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| secchiata {f}
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:: bucketful, bucket
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| secchiccio {adj}
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:: somewhat dry
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| secchiello {m}
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:: Small bucket (as a child's toy)
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| secchio {m} /ˈsek.kjo/
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:: bucket, pail
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| secchio {m}
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:: bin
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| secchio {m} [slang]
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:: clipping of secchione
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| secchio delle immondizie {m}
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:: garbage can, rubbish bin
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| secchiona {f}
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:: swot (studious person)
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| secchionaggine {m} [familiar, pejorative]
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:: dorkiness
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| secchione {m} [literal]
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:: augmentative of secchio
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| secchione {m} [slang]
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:: swot (studious person)
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| secchità {f}
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:: dryness
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| secchità {f}
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:: brusqueness, sharpness
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| secchità {f}
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:: thinness, skinniness
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| seccia {f} [regional]
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:: stubble, straw; stubble field
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| secciaio {m}
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:: stubble field
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| secco {adj} /ˈsekko/
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:: dry
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| secco {adj}
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:: dried
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| secco {adj}
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:: thin
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| secco {adj}
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:: sharp
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| secco {m}
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:: dryland
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| secco {m}
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:: dryness
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| secco {m}
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:: drought
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| seccomoro {m}
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:: alternative form of sicomoro
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| seccume {m}
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:: dry branches
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| secentenne {adj}
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:: six hundred years (attributive)
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| secentesco {adj}
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:: alternative spelling of seicentesco
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| secentesimo {adj}
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:: alternative form of seicentesimo
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| secentista {mf}
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:: seventeenth-century scholar
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| secentista {mf}
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:: artist of the seventeenth century
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| secentistico {adj}
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:: seventeenth-century; of the seventeenth century
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| secento {num}
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:: alternative form of seicento
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| secernente {v}
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:: present participle of secernere
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| secernente {adj}
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:: secretory
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| secernente {adj} [botany]
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:: excretory
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| secernere {vt}
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:: to secrete
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| secessione {f}
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:: secession
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| secessionismo {m}
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:: secessionism, separatism
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| secessionista {adj}
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:: secessionist
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| secessionista {mf}
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:: secessionist
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| secessionistico {adj}
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:: secessionistic
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| seco {prep} [archaic, literary] /ˈse.ko/
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:: With oneself
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| seco {prep} [archaic, literary]
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:: Along
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| secolare {adj}
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:: age-old (literally, centuries old)
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| secolare {adj}
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:: secular, lay
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| secolareggiare {v}
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:: To be worldly, secular
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| secolarescamente {adv}
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:: secularly
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| secolaresco {adj}
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:: secular
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| secolaresco {adj}
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:: worldly
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| secolarismo {m}
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:: secularism
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| secolarità {f}
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:: secularity
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| secolarizzante {v}
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:: present participle of secolarizzare
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| secolarizzare {vt}
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:: to secularize, laicize
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| secolarizzazione {f}
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:: secularization
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| secolarmente {adv}
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:: secularly
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| secolo {m} /ˈsɛkolo/
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:: century (100 years)
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| secolo {m}
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:: age, time, era
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| secolo {m}
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:: ages (a very long time)
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| secolo {m}
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:: worldly, secular life
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| seconda {f}
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:: second (gear in a car)
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| seconda {f}
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:: second year (in several types of school)
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| seconda base {m} [sports, baseball]
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:: second baseman
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| seconda colazione {f}
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:: lunch
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| secondamente {adv}
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:: secondly
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| secondamento {m}
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:: discharge of the afterbirth
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| secondante {v}
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:: present participle of secondare
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| seconda persona {f} [grammar]
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:: second person
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| seconda persona {f}
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:: Son (second person of the Trinity)
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| secondare {vt}
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:: To follow or come behind
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| secondare {vt}
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:: To go along with or give in to (someone's wishes)
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| secondare {vi}
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:: To discharge the afterbirth
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| secondariamente {adv}
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:: secondly
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| secondariamente {adv}
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:: secondarily
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| secondarietà {f}
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:: The state of being secondary; secondariness
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| secondario {adj} /se.konˈda.ri.o/
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:: secondary
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| secondatore {m}
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:: follower
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| secondino {m} [law enforcement]
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:: warder, prison officer, cop, prison guard, jailer
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| secondo {adj} [before the noun] /seˈkon.do/
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:: second
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| secondo {adj} [in names of monarchs and popes, after the name]
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:: the second
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| secondo {m}
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:: second (unit of time)
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| secondo {m}
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:: second (in boxing or duelling)
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| secondo {m}
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:: second mate, executive officer (in the navy)
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| secondo {m}
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:: main course (of a meal)
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| secondo {m}
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:: latter (relating to or being the second of two items)
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| secondo {prep}
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:: according to, as per, per
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| secondoché {conj}
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:: if, in the case that
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| secondogenito {adj}
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:: secondborn (son or daughter)
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| secondogenito {m}
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:: secondborn (son or daughter)
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| secondogenitura {f}
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:: secundogeniture
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| secondo intercalare {m}
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:: leap second
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| secondo me {phrase}
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:: in my opinion (according to my opinion)
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| secondonato {adj}
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:: secondborn
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| secondo piano {m}
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:: background (part of the picture behind the subject)
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| secondo piano {m} [figurative]
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:: (typically preceded by in or di) position of relative unimportance; accessoriness; back burner
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| secondo piatto {m}
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:: The main course of a meal, often consisting of meat or fish, following the primo piatto and before any dessert
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| Secondo Reich {prop}
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:: Second Reich
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| secretagogo {adj} /se.kre.taˈɡɔ.ɡo/
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:: That stimulates secretion
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| secretante {v}
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:: present participle of secretare
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| secretare {v}
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:: to classify (make secret)
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| secretivo {adj}
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:: secretory
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| secreto {adj} [poetic] /seˈkreto/
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:: segreto
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| secreto {m}
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:: humour, juices, secretion
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| secretore {adj}
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:: secretory
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| secretore {m}
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:: secretor
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| secretorio {adj}
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:: secretory
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| secrezione {f}
|
:: secretion
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| securo {adj}
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:: obsolete form of sicuro
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| secuzione {f}
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:: alternative form of esecuzione
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| sedanino {m} [especially in plural]
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:: A curved form of rigatoni
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| sedano {m} /ˈse.da.no/
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:: celery
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| sedano rapa {m}
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:: celeriac
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| sedante {v}
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:: present participle of sedare
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| sedare {vt}
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:: To sedate
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| sedare {vt}
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:: To soothe or assuage
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| sedare {vt}
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:: To repress or cool
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| sedatamente {adv}
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:: sedately, tranquilly
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| sedativo {adj}
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:: sedative
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| sedativo {m} [pharmacology]
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:: sedative
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| sedato {adj}
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:: sedate, tranquil
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| sedazione {f} [medicine]
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:: sedation
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| Seddio {prop}
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:: surname
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| sede {f}
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:: venue
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| sede {f}
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:: see (of a bishop)
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| sede {f}
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:: branch (of an organization)
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| sede {f}
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:: syllable
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| sede {f}
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:: seat (of the body)
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| Sedecia {prop} [Biblical character]
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:: Zedekiah
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| Sedecia {prop}
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:: given name
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| sedentarietà {f}
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:: sedentariness
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| sedentario {adj}
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:: sedentary
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| sedentarismo {m}
|
:: sedentariness
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| sedentarizzante {v}
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:: present participle of sedentarizzare
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| sedentarizzare {vt}
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:: to sedentarize
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| sedentarizzazione {f}
|
:: sedentarization, sedentism
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| sedente {v}
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:: present participle of sedere
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| sedentesi {v}
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:: present participle of sedersi
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| sedere {vi} /seˈde.re/
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:: to sit
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| sedere {vi}
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:: to sit down, take a seat
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| sedere {m}
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:: bottom, butt, seat, buttocks, bum
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| sedere in cattedra {v}
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:: synonym of montare in cattedra
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| sederino {m} [slang]
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:: ass, bottom, buttocks, butt
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| sedersi {v}
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:: reflexive of sedere
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| sedersi {v}
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:: to sit, sit down, take a seat
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| sedersi sugli allori {v} [idiomatic]
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:: to rest on one's laurels
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| sedia {f} [furniture]
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:: chair
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| sedia a dondolo {f} [furniture]
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:: rocking chair, rocker
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| sedia a rotelle {f}
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:: wheelchair
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| sedia a ruote {f}
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:: wheelchair
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| sedia a sdraio {f} [furniture]
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:: deck chair
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| sedia elettrica {f}
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:: electric chair (device used for performing execution)
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| sedia gestatoria {f}
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:: gestatorial chair
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| sedia girevole {f} [furniture]
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:: swivel chair
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| sediaio {m}
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:: A person who makes or repairs chairs
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| sediario {m}
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:: A person who carries the gestatorial chair (in which the Pope is sometimes carried)
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| sedicenne {adj}
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:: sixteen-year-old
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| sedicenne {mf}
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:: sixteen-year-old
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| sedicente {adj}
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:: self-styled
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| sedicesimo {adj}
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:: sixteenth
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| sedicesimo {m}
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:: sixteenth (the one in 16th position)
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| sedicesimo {m}
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:: sixteenth (fraction)
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| sedici {adj} /ˈseditʃi/
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:: sixteen
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| sedici {num}
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:: sixteen
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| sedicimila {adj}
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:: sixteen thousand
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| sedicimila {num}
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:: sixteen thousand
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| sedicina {f}
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:: A group of sixteen things
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| sedile {m}
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:: seat (in a vehicle)
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| sedile {m}
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:: bench
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| Sedilo {prop}
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:: A village in Oristano, Sardinia that is the venue of the ardia
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| sedime {m}
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:: sediment, deposit, dregs
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| sedimentante {v}
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:: present participle of sedimentare
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| sedimentantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sedimentarsi
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| sedimentare {adj}
|
:: sedimentary
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| sedimentare {vi}
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:: To settle
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| sedimentare {vi}
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:: To subside
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| sedimentario {adj}
|
:: sedimentary
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| sedimentarsi {vr}
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:: To settle (from a suspension)
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| sedimentatore {m}
|
:: settler, settling tank
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| sedimentatosi {v}
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:: past participle of sedimentarsi
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| sedimentazione {f}
|
:: sedimentation
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| sedimento {m}
|
:: sediment
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| sedimentologia {f} [geology]
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:: sedimentology
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| sedimentologico {adj}
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:: sedimentological
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| sedimentoso {adj}
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:: sedimented
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| sedio {m} [archaic] /ˈsɛ.djo/
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:: seat
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| sedio {m} [archaic]
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:: venue, residence
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| sediolino {m}
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:: The pilot's seat in an aircraft
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| sediolino {m}
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:: synonym of seggiolino
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| sediolo {m}
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:: sulky
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| se Dio vuole {phrase}
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:: God willing, please God, Deo volente
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| se Dio vuole {phrase}
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:: thank God
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| sedizione {f}
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:: uprising, insurrection
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| sedizione {f}
|
:: sedition
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| sediziosa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sedizioso
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| sediziosamente {adv}
|
:: seditiously
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| sedizioso {adj}
|
:: seditious, subversive
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| sedizioso {adj}
|
:: rebellious
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| sedizioso {m}
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:: subversive, insurrectionist
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| seducente {v}
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:: present participle of sedurre
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| seducente {adj}
|
:: seductive
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| seducibile {adj}
|
:: seducible
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| sedulità {f} [literary]
|
:: care, thoughtfulness, attentiveness
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| sedulo {adj} /ˈsɛ.du.lo/
|
:: careful, thoughtful, attentive
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| sedurre {v}
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:: to seduce, beguile
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| seduta {f}
|
:: session, meeting, sitting
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| seduta {f}
|
:: seat (of a chair etc)
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| seduta {f} [by extension]
|
:: chair
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| seduta spiritica {f}
|
:: séance
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| seduta stante {adv}
|
:: immediately (literally "at the same sitting", "without standing up")
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| seduto {adj}
|
:: sitting, seated
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| sedutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sedersi
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| seduttivo {adj}
|
:: seductive
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| seduttore {m}
|
:: seducer
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| seduttorio {adj}
|
:: seductive
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| seduttrice {f}
|
:: seductress
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| seduzione {f}
|
:: seduction, seducement, beguilement
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| seennale {adj}
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:: six-year (attributive)
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| seenne {adj}
|
:: alternative form of seienne
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| seennio {m}
|
:: A period of six years
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| sefardita {adj}
|
:: Sephardic
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| sefardita {mf}
|
:: Sephardic Jew
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| sefirotico {adj}
|
:: sephirotic
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| Sefora {prop} [Biblical character]
|
:: Zipporah
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| Sefora {prop}
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:: given name
|
| sega {f}
|
:: saw
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| sega {f} [vulgar]
|
:: wank, handjob
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| sega a nastro {f}
|
:: bandsaw
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| segabile {adj}
|
:: That can be sawn
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| segace {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sagace
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| sega circolare {f}
|
:: circular saw
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| sega da traforo {f}
|
:: jigsaw (tool)
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| segaiolo {m} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: wanker
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| segala {f}
|
:: rye (alternative spelling of segale)
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| segale {f}
|
:: rye
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| segaligno {adj}
|
:: lean, wiry
|
| segaligno {adj}
|
:: rye (attributive)
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| segalino {adj}
|
:: rye (attributive)
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| segamento {m}
|
:: sawing
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| segamento {m}
|
:: intersection
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| segante {v}
|
:: present participle of segare
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| segantino {m}
|
:: sawyer
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| segaossi {m}
|
:: bandsaw
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| segaossi {m} [colloquial]
|
:: sawbones
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| segare {vt}
|
:: to saw
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| segare {vt}
|
:: to flunk (fail, not pass)
|
| segare {vr} [slang]
|
:: to masturbate
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| segato {adj}
|
:: sawn
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| segatore {m}
|
:: sawyer
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| segatrice {f}
|
:: sawing machine
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| segatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of segatore
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| segatronchi {f}
|
:: log bandsaw
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| segatura {f}
|
:: sawdust
|
| Segesta {prop}
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:: An ancient city that was in northwestern Sicily
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| segestano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Segesta
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| segeta {f}
|
:: synonym of biada
|
| segetale {adj}
|
:: segetal
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| seggetta {f}
|
:: commode (toilet seat)
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| seggetta {f}
|
:: litter, sedan chair
|
| seggettiere {m} [originally]
|
:: A person who operated a sedan chair
|
| seggettiere {m}
|
:: porter
|
| seggio {m} /ˈsɛd.d͡ʒo/
|
:: seat for those in power; throne
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| seggio {m} [figurative, transferred sense]
|
:: seat; role; authority
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| seggio {m} [figurative, by extension]
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:: the seat for each senator, representative, etc
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| seggiola {f} [Tuscany]
|
:: chair
|
| seggiolaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of seggiolaio
|
| seggiolaio {m}
|
:: chair maker
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| seggiolame {m}
|
:: A set of chairs
|
| seggiolata {f}
|
:: a blow (strike, hit) with a chair
|
| seggiolina {f}
|
:: A small chair, especially one for children
|
| seggiolino {m}
|
:: little seat
|
| seggiolino {m}
|
:: car seat for children
|
| seggiolino {m}
|
:: folding chair
|
| seggiolino auto {m}
|
:: car seat
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| seggiolone {m}
|
:: highchair, high chair
|
| seggiovia {f}
|
:: chairlift
|
| seggiovia {f} [nautical]
|
:: breeches buoy
|
| seghediglia {f}
|
:: alternative form of seghidiglia
|
| Seghedino {prop}
|
:: Seghedino (city)
|
| segheria {f}
|
:: sawmill
|
| seghetta {f}
|
:: small file (for vials)
|
| seghettante {v}
|
:: present participle of seghettare
|
| seghettare {vt}
|
:: To serrate
|
| seghettato {adj}
|
:: serrated
|
| seghettato {adj}
|
:: jagged
|
| seghettatura {f}
|
:: serration
|
| seghetto {m}
|
:: hacksaw
|
| seghetto {m}
|
:: fretsaw
|
| seghidiglia {f} /se.ɡiˈdiʎ.ʎa/
|
:: seguidilla
|
| Segin {prop}
|
:: Segin, a star in the constellation of Cassiopeia
|
| segmentabile {adj}
|
:: segmentable
|
| segmentale {adj}
|
:: segmental
|
| segmentante {v}
|
:: present participle of segmentare
|
| segmentare {vt}
|
:: To segment
|
| segmentare {vt}
|
:: To divide or split
|
| segmentario {adj}
|
:: segmental
|
| segmentazione {f}
|
:: segmentation
|
| segmentazione {f} [Biology]
|
:: cleavage
|
| segmento {m}
|
:: segment
|
| Segna {prop}
|
:: Segna (town)
|
| segnacarte {m}
|
:: bookmark
|
| segnacaso {m}
|
:: preposition
|
| segnaccento {m}
|
:: accent, diacritic
|
| segnachiavi {m}
|
:: key fob
|
| segnacolo {m} [literary, literal and figurative] /seɲˈɲa.ko.lo/
|
:: sign, symbol, emblem
|
| segnacolo {m} [literary]
|
:: bookmark (strip used to mark a place in a book)
|
| segnacolo {m} [literary, by extension, rare]
|
:: Any kind of bookmark or bookmarker
|
| segnafile {m}
|
:: synonym of rigatore
|
| segnalabile {adj}
|
:: reportable, notifiable
|
| segnalamento {m}
|
:: sign, indication
|
| segnalamento {m}
|
:: signal
|
| segnalante {v}
|
:: present participle of segnalare
|
| segnalante {adj}
|
:: indicating, signalling, reporting
|
| segnalantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of segnalarsi
|
| segnalare {vt}
|
:: to indicate or be a sign of
|
| segnalare {vt}
|
:: to signal
|
| segnalare {vt}
|
:: to report or point out
|
| segnalare {vt}
|
:: to blink (to send a signal with a lighting device)
|
| segnalarsi {vr}
|
:: to stand out or distinguish oneself
|
| segnalatamente {adv}
|
:: famously
|
| segnalatamente {adv}
|
:: remarkably
|
| segnalato {adj}
|
:: highlighted
|
| segnalato {adj}
|
:: famous
|
| segnalato {adj}
|
:: remarkable
|
| segnalatore {adj}
|
:: signal (attributive), signalling
|
| segnalatore {m}
|
:: signal, indicator
|
| segnalatore {m}
|
:: signalman, signaller, flagman, batsman
|
| segnalatore di passaggio {m}
|
:: cue mark
|
| segnalatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of segnalarsi
|
| segnalatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of segnalatore
|
| segnalazione {f}
|
:: signalling
|
| segnalazione {f}
|
:: signal
|
| segnalazione {f}
|
:: report, announcement
|
| segnalazione {f}
|
:: recommendation
|
| segnale {m}
|
:: signal, sign
|
| segnale di pericolo {m}
|
:: distress signal
|
| segnale di soccorso {m}
|
:: distress signal
|
| segnaletica {f}
|
:: signalling (system)
|
| segnaletica {f}
|
:: sign
|
| segnaletico {adj}
|
:: signalling; signal [attributive]
|
| segnalibro {m}
|
:: bookmark, bookmarker
|
| segnalimite {m}
|
:: A pillar, fitted with cat's eyes, that shows the edge of a road
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| segnalinee {mf}
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:: linesman (assistant referee)
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| segnante {v}
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:: present participle of segnare
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| segnantesi {v}
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:: present participle of segnarsi
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| segnapassi {m}
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:: pacemaker
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| segnaposto {m}
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:: place card
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| segnaposto {m}
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:: placeholder
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| segnaprezzo {m}
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:: price tag
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| segnapunti {mf}
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:: scorer (official)
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| segnapunti {mf}
|
:: pegboard (or other device for recording scores)
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| segnar {v}
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:: apocopic form of segnare
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| segnare {vt}
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:: to mark, mark out, or tick
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| segnare {vt}
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:: to brand, to indicate, to signal, to line, to demarcate in order to better distinguish or identify
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| segnare {vt}
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:: to come up with [a plan, itinerary, etc.]
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| segnare {vt}
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:: to note down, to write down, to take down
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| segnare {vt}
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:: to point or point out
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| segnare {vt}
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:: to wrinkle, dent, or scratch [a surface]
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| segnare {vt}
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:: [of timepieces and other instruments] to say, to read, to give
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| segnare {vt}
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:: to imprint (leave an impression)
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| segnare {vt} [sports]
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:: to score
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| segnare {vt}
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:: to scar [someone] (affect traumatically)
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| segnare {vt}
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:: to stain (tarnish someone's reputation)
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| segnare {vt} [Christianity]
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:: to cross oneself
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| segnare {vt} [archaic]
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:: to sign [a document, etc.]
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| segnare il passo {v} [idiom]
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:: to walk or run in place
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| segnare il passo {v} [idiom]
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:: to slow down or come to a halt
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| segnarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of segnare
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| segnarsi {v}
|
:: to cross oneself, to make the sign of the cross
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| segnarsi {v}
|
:: (with in or a) to sign up (to); subscribe (to)
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| segnasub {m}
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:: surface marker buoy (marking a diver's position)
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| segnatamente {adv}
|
:: particularly
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| segnatamente {adv}
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:: distinctively
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| segnatario {m}
|
:: signatory
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| segnatasse {m}
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:: postage due (mark applied to post needing further payment)
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| segnatempo {m}
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:: time clock
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| segnato {adj}
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:: showing signs of injury
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| segnato {adj}
|
:: showing tiredness, suffering, or dissoluteness
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| segnato {adj}
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:: physically deformed or maimed
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| segnato {adj}
|
:: certain, determined, decided
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| segnatoio {m}
|
:: scriber
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| segnatore {m}
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:: marker
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| segnatore {m}
|
:: signer
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| segnatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of segnarsi
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| segnatura {f} [bookbinding]
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:: A series of letters and numbers that indicate the sequence of pages to be bound
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| segnatura {f}
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:: A papal document bearing the signature of the pope
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| segnatura {f}
|
:: shelf mark (ID of a book in a library)
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| segnatura {f} [mathematics]
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:: metric signature
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| segnavento {m}
|
:: weathervane
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| segnavia {m}
|
:: waymark, blaze (typically on a tree)
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| Segni {prop}
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:: surname
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| Segni {prop}
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:: Antonio Segni, Italian politician and fourth President of Italy
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| segnicità {f}
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:: The state of being related to signs
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| segnico {adj}
|
:: sign (attributive)
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| segno {m} /ˈse.ɲo/
|
:: sign
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| segno {m}
|
:: mark, scratch
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| segno {m}
|
:: indication
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| segno {m}
|
:: target (rifle shooting)
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| segno {m}
|
:: synonym of segno zodiacale
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| segno diacritico {m} [orthography, typography]
|
:: diacritical mark, diacritic
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| segno di Argyll Robertson {m} [pathology]
|
:: Argyll Robertson pupil
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| segno di interpunzione {m} [linguistics]
|
:: punctuation mark
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| segno d'interpunzione {m}
|
:: Variant of segno di interpunzione
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| segno di punteggiatura {m} [linguistics]
|
:: punctuation mark
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| segno duro {m} [Russian language]
|
:: hard sign
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| segnoreggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of segnoreggiare
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| segnoreggiare {v} /seɲ.ɲo.redˈd͡ʒa.re/
|
:: obsolete form of signoreggiare
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| segnoria {f}
|
:: Variant of signoria
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| segnosauro {m}
|
:: segnosaur
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| segno tenue {m} [Russian language]
|
:: soft sign
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| segno zodiacale {m} [astrology]
|
:: zodiac sign
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| sego {m}
|
:: tallow
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| segolo {m}
|
:: billhook, pruning hook
|
| segoncino {m}
|
:: A curved saw used to prune trees
|
| segoso {adj}
|
:: tallowy
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| Segrè {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Segrè {prop}
|
:: Emilio Segrè, Italian physicist
|
| segregamento {m}
|
:: segregation
|
| segregante {v}
|
:: present participle of segregare
|
| segregare {vt} /se.ɡreˈɡa.re/
|
:: To segregate or isolate
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| segregazione {f}
|
:: segregation
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| segregazione {f} [law enforcement]
|
:: solitary confinement
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| segregazionismo {m}
|
:: racial discrimination
|
| segregazionista {adj}
|
:: segregationist
|
| segregazionista {mf}
|
:: segregationist
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| segregazionistico {adj}
|
:: segregational
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| segreta {f}
|
:: dungeon
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| segretamente {adv}
|
:: secretly, in secret, privately, covertly
|
| segretante {v}
|
:: present participle of segretare
|
| segretare {vt}
|
:: To classify
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| segretaria {f} /seɡreˈtaria/
|
:: feminine of segretario
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| segretaria {f}
|
:: voicemail
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| segretariale {adj}
|
:: secretarial
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| segretariato {m}
|
:: secretariat
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| segretariesco {adj}
|
:: secretarial
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| segretariesco {adj}
|
:: bureaucratic
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| segretario {m} /seɡreˈtarjo/
|
:: secretary [male]
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| segretario {m}
|
:: leader [of a political party, trade union etc]
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| segretario {m}
|
:: secretary bird
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| segretazione {f} [legal]
|
:: An official decree that a document, that would normally be public, is to remain secret
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| segreteria {f} /seɡreteˈria/
|
:: office of a secretary
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| segreteria {f}
|
:: secretariat
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| segreteria {f}
|
:: secretaire
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| segreteria telefonica {f}
|
:: answering machine
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| segreteria telefonica {f}
|
:: telephone answering machine
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| segretezza {f}
|
:: secrecy, privacy, confidentiality
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| segretissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of segreto
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| segreto {adj}
|
:: secret
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| segreto {m}
|
:: secret
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| seguace {mf}
|
:: follower, disciple
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| seguace {mf}
|
:: adherent
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| seguente {adj}
|
:: following, next, subsequent, succeeding
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| seguente {mf}
|
:: next person, next one, next part
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| seguentemente {adv}
|
:: later, consequently
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| seguentemente {adv}
|
:: sequentially
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| seguentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of seguirsi
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| seguenza {f}
|
:: sequence (Variant of: sequenza)
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| segugio {m}
|
:: hound, bloodhound
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| segugio {m}
|
:: private eye, sleuth
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| seguibile {adj}
|
:: followable, pursuable
|
| seguire {vt} /seˈɡwi.re/
|
:: to follow or pursue
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| seguire {vi} [auxiliary essere]
|
:: to come after (to follow in a succession)
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| seguirsi {vr}
|
:: To follow or pursue
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| seguitabile {adj}
|
:: continuable
|
| seguitamente {adv}
|
:: popularly, successfully
|
| seguitante {v}
|
:: present participle of seguitare
|
| seguitar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of seguitare
|
| seguitare {vit}
|
:: to continue, carry on
|
| seguitatore {m}
|
:: synonym of seguace
|
| seguitissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of seguito
|
| seguito {adj} /ˈseɡwito/
|
:: popular, successful
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| seguito {m}
|
:: sequel, rest, follow-up, continuation
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| seguito {m}
|
:: followers, supporters, following, audience
|
| seguito {m}
|
:: retinue, suite, entourage
|
| seguitore {m}
|
:: follower
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| seguitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of seguirsi
|
| segusino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Susa (Roman "Segusium")
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| sei {num} /ˈsɛi/
|
:: six
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| sei {adj}
|
:: six
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| sei {m}
|
:: six
|
| Seicelle {prop}
|
:: Seychelles
|
| seicellese {adj}
|
:: Of or from the Seychelles
|
| seicentenne {adj}
|
:: alternative form of secentenne
|
| seicentesco {adj}
|
:: seventeenth-century
|
| seicentesimo {adj}
|
:: six hundredth
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| seicentesimo {m}
|
:: six hundredth
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| seicentismo {m}
|
:: The art and literature of the seventeenth century
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| seicentista {mf}
|
:: alternative form of secentista
|
| seicentistico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of secentistico
|
| seicento {adj} /se.iˈt͡ʃɛn.to/
|
:: six hundred
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| seicento {num}
|
:: six hundred
|
| Seicento {m}
|
:: seventeenth century (1600s)
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| seicentocinquanta {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty
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| seicentocinquanta {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty
|
| seicentocinquantacinque {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-five
|
| seicentocinquantacinque {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-five
|
| seicentocinquantadue {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-two
|
| seicentocinquantadue {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-two
|
| seicentocinquantanove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-nine
|
| seicentocinquantanove {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-nine
|
| seicentocinquantaquattro {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-four
|
| seicentocinquantaquattro {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-four
|
| seicentocinquantasei {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-six
|
| seicentocinquantasei {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-six
|
| seicentocinquantasette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-seven
|
| seicentocinquantasette {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-seven
|
| seicentocinquantatré {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-three
|
| seicentocinquantatré {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-three
|
| seicentocinquantotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-eight
|
| seicentocinquantotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-eight
|
| seicentocinquantuno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-one
|
| seicentocinquantuno {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifty-one
|
| seicentocinque {adj}
|
:: six hundred and five
|
| seicentocinque {num}
|
:: six hundred and five
|
| seicentodicianove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and nineteen
|
| seicentodicianove {num}
|
:: six hundred and nineteen
|
| seicentodiciasette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventeen
|
| seicentodiciasette {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventeen
|
| seicentodiciotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighteen
|
| seicentodiciotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighteen
|
| seicentodieci {adj}
|
:: one hundred and ten
|
| seicentodieci {num}
|
:: one hundred and ten
|
| seicentododici {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twelve
|
| seicentododici {num}
|
:: six hundred and twelve
|
| seicentodue {adj}
|
:: six hundred and two
|
| seicentodue {num}
|
:: six hundred and two
|
| seicentonovanta {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety
|
| seicentonovanta {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety
|
| seicentonovantacinque {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-five
|
| seicentonovantacinque {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-five
|
| seicentonovantadue {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-two
|
| seicentonovantadue {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-two
|
| seicentonovantanove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-nine
|
| seicentonovantanove {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-nine
|
| seicentonovantaquattro {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-four
|
| seicentonovantaquattro {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-four
|
| seicentonovantasei {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-six
|
| seicentonovantasei {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-six
|
| seicentonovantasette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-seven
|
| seicentonovantasette {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-seven
|
| seicentonovantatré {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-three
|
| seicentonovantatré {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-three
|
| seicentonovantotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-eight
|
| seicentonovantotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-eight
|
| seicentonovantuno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-one
|
| seicentonovantuno {num}
|
:: six hundred and ninety-one
|
| seicentonove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and nine
|
| seicentonove {num}
|
:: six hundred and nine
|
| seicentootto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eight
|
| seicentootto {num}
|
:: six hundred and eight
|
| seicentoquaranta {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty
|
| seicentoquaranta {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty
|
| seicentoquarantacinque {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty-five
|
| seicentoquarantacinque {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty-five
|
| seicentoquarantadue {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty-two
|
| seicentoquarantadue {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty-two
|
| seicentoquarantanove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty-nine
|
| seicentoquarantanove {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty-nine
|
| seicentoquarantaquattro {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty-four
|
| seicentoquarantaquattro {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty-four
|
| seicentoquarantasei {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty-six
|
| seicentoquarantasei {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty-six
|
| seicentoquarantasette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty-seven
|
| seicentoquarantasette {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty-seven
|
| seicentoquarantatré {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty-three
|
| seicentoquarantatré {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty-three
|
| seicentoquarantotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty-eight
|
| seicentoquarantotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty-eight
|
| seicentoquarantuno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and forty-one
|
| seicentoquarantuno {num}
|
:: six hundred and forty-one
|
| seicentoquattordici {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fourteen
|
| seicentoquattordici {num}
|
:: six hundred and fourteen
|
| seicentoquattro {adj}
|
:: six hundred and four
|
| seicentoquattro {num}
|
:: six hundred and four
|
| seicentoquindici {adj}
|
:: six hundred and fifteen
|
| seicentoquindici {num}
|
:: six hundred and fifteen
|
| seicentosedici {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixteen
|
| seicentosedici {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixteen
|
| seicentosei {adj}
|
:: six hundred and six
|
| seicentosei {num}
|
:: six hundred and six
|
| seicentosessanta {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty
|
| seicentosessanta {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty
|
| seicentosessantacinque {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-five
|
| seicentosessantacinque {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-five
|
| seicentosessantadue {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-two
|
| seicentosessantadue {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-two
|
| seicentosessantanove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-nine
|
| seicentosessantanove {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-nine
|
| seicentosessantaquattro {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-four
|
| seicentosessantaquattro {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-four
|
| seicentosessantasei {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-six
|
| seicentosessantasei {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-six
|
| seicentosessantasette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-seven
|
| seicentosessantasette {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-seven
|
| seicentosessantatré {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-three
|
| seicentosessantatré {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-three
|
| seicentosessantotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-eight
|
| seicentosessantotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-eight
|
| seicentosessantuno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-one
|
| seicentosessantuno {num}
|
:: six hundred and sixty-one
|
| seicentosettanta {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy
|
| seicentosettanta {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy
|
| seicentosettantacinque {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-five
|
| seicentosettantacinque {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-five
|
| seicentosettantadue {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-two
|
| seicentosettantadue {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-two
|
| seicentosettantanove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-nine
|
| seicentosettantanove {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-nine
|
| seicentosettantaquattro {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-four
|
| seicentosettantaquattro {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-four
|
| seicentosettantasei {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-six
|
| seicentosettantasei {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-six
|
| seicentosettantasette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-seven
|
| seicentosettantasette {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-seven
|
| seicentosettantatré {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-three
|
| seicentosettantatré {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-three
|
| seicentosettantotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-eight
|
| seicentosettantotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-eight
|
| seicentosettantuno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-one
|
| seicentosettantuno {num}
|
:: six hundred and seventy-one
|
| seicentosette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and seven
|
| seicentosette {num}
|
:: six hundred and seven
|
| seicentotre {adj}
|
:: six hundred and three
|
| seicentotre {num}
|
:: six hundred and three
|
| seicentotré {adj}
|
:: six hundred and three
|
| seicentotré {num}
|
:: six hundred and three
|
| seicentotredici {adj}
|
:: one hundred and thirteen
|
| seicentotredici {num}
|
:: one hundred and thirteen
|
| seicentotrenta {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty
|
| seicentotrenta {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty
|
| seicentotrentacinque {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-five
|
| seicentotrentacinque {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-five
|
| seicentotrentadue {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-two
|
| seicentotrentadue {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-two
|
| seicentotrentanove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-nine
|
| seicentotrentanove {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-nine
|
| seicentotrentaquattro {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-four
|
| seicentotrentaquattro {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-four
|
| seicentotrentasei {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-six
|
| seicentotrentasei {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-six
|
| seicentotrentasette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-seven
|
| seicentotrentasette {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-seven
|
| seicentotrentatré {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-three
|
| seicentotrentatré {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-three
|
| seicentotrentotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-eight
|
| seicentotrentotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-eight
|
| seicentotrentuno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-one
|
| seicentotrentuno {num}
|
:: six hundred and thirty-one
|
| seicentottanta {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty
|
| seicentottanta {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty
|
| seicentottantacinque {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-five
|
| seicentottantacinque {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-five
|
| seicentottantadue {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-two
|
| seicentottantadue {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-two
|
| seicentottantanove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-nine
|
| seicentottantanove {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-nine
|
| seicentottantaquattro {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-four
|
| seicentottantaquattro {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-four
|
| seicentottantasei {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-six
|
| seicentottantasei {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-six
|
| seicentottantasette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-seven
|
| seicentottantasette {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-seven
|
| seicentottantatré {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-three
|
| seicentottantatré {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-three
|
| seicentottantotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-eight
|
| seicentottantotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-eight
|
| seicentottantuno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-one
|
| seicentottantuno {num}
|
:: six hundred and eighty-one
|
| seicentotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and eight
|
| seicentotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and eight
|
| seicentouno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and one
|
| seicentouno {num}
|
:: six hundred and one
|
| seicentoventi {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty
|
| seicentoventi {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty
|
| seicentoventicinque {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-five
|
| seicentoventicinque {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-five
|
| seicentoventidue {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-two
|
| seicentoventidue {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-two
|
| seicentoventinove {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-nine
|
| seicentoventinove {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-nine
|
| seicentoventiquattro {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-four
|
| seicentoventiquattro {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-four
|
| seicentoventisei {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-six
|
| seicentoventisei {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-six
|
| seicentoventisette {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-seven
|
| seicentoventisette {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-seven
|
| seicentoventitré {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-three
|
| seicentoventitré {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-three
|
| seicentoventotto {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-eight
|
| seicentoventotto {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-eight
|
| seicentoventuno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-one
|
| seicentoventuno {num}
|
:: six hundred and twenty-one
|
| seicentuno {adj}
|
:: six hundred and one
|
| seicentuno {num}
|
:: six hundred and one
|
| seienne {adj}
|
:: six-year-old
|
| seienne {mf}
|
:: six-year-old
|
| seifoglie {mf} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: sexfoil
|
| seigiorni {f}
|
:: six-day cycle race
|
| seigiornista {mf}
|
:: cyclist in a six-day race
|
| seimila {adj}
|
:: six thousand
|
| seimila {num}
|
:: six thousand
|
| seitan {m}
|
:: seitan
|
| selacofobia {f}
|
:: selachophobia
|
| se la vì {phrase}
|
:: c’est la vie; such is life
|
| selbastrella {f}
|
:: synonym of salvastrella
|
| selce {f} /sel.t͡ʃe/
|
:: flint (hard fine-grained quartz which generates sparks when struck)
|
| selce {f}
|
:: paving stone
|
| selciaio {m}
|
:: paviour
|
| selciaiolo {m}
|
:: synonym of selciaio
|
| selciante {v}
|
:: present participle of selciare
|
| selciare {vt}
|
:: To pave, to flag
|
| selciarolo {m}
|
:: synonym of selciaio
|
| selciato {adj}
|
:: paved
|
| selciato {m}
|
:: pavement
|
| selciato {m}
|
:: causeway
|
| selciatore {m}
|
:: paviour, paver
|
| selciatura {f}
|
:: paving
|
| selciatura {f}
|
:: pavement (made of flagstones)
|
| selcioso {adj}
|
:: flinty
|
| Sele {prop}
|
:: Sele (river)
|
| Selena {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Selene {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Selene
|
| Selene {prop}
|
:: given name - Selene
|
| Selenia {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| seleniano {adj}
|
:: selenian
|
| seleniato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: selenate
|
| selenico {adj}
|
:: selenic
|
| selenio {m} [chemistry] /seˈlɛ.njo/
|
:: selenium
|
| Selenio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| seleniocisteina {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: selenocysteine
|
| seleniometionina {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: selenomethionine
|
| selenioso {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: selenious
|
| selenite {f} [mineral, obsolete] /se.leˈni.te/
|
:: moonstone
|
| selenite {f} [mineral]
|
:: selenite
|
| selenitico {adj}
|
:: selenitic
|
| selenitico {adj}
|
:: selenic
|
| selenito {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: selenite (salt of selenous acid)
|
| selenito di sodio {n} [inorganic compound]
|
:: sodium selenite
|
| seleniuro {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: selenide
|
| seleno- {prefix}
|
:: selen- (moon, selenium)
|
| Seleno {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| selenocisteina {f} [amino acid]
|
:: selenocysteine
|
| selenodesia {f}
|
:: selenology
|
| selenodonte {adj}
|
:: selenodont
|
| selenografia {f}
|
:: selenography
|
| selenografico {adj}
|
:: selenographic
|
| selenografo {m}
|
:: selenographer
|
| selenologia {f}
|
:: selenology
|
| selenologico {adj}
|
:: selenological
|
| selenologo {m}
|
:: selenologist
|
| selenoproteina {f} [protein]
|
:: selenoprotein
|
| selenosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: selenosis
|
| selenotopografia {f}
|
:: selenotopography
|
| selenuro {m} [chemistry]
|
:: selenide
|
| selettivamente {adv}
|
:: selectively
|
| selettività {f}
|
:: selectivity
|
| selettivo {adj}
|
:: selective
|
| selettocoltura {f}
|
:: selective breeding
|
| selettore {m}
|
:: selector
|
| selettrone {m} [physics]
|
:: selectron
|
| seleucide {adj}
|
:: Seleucid
|
| seleucidico {adj}
|
:: Seleucid
|
| Seleuco {prop}
|
:: Seleucus
|
| Seleuco {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| selezionabile {adj}
|
:: selectable
|
| selezionamento {m}
|
:: selection
|
| selezionante {v}
|
:: present participle of selezionare
|
| selezionare {vt}
|
:: to select, choose, screen, sort
|
| selezionare {vt}
|
:: to vet, audition
|
| selezionare {vt} [computing]
|
:: to highlight
|
| selezionare {v} [telephone]
|
:: to dial
|
| selezionatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of selezionato
|
| selezionato {adj}
|
:: selected, select
|
| selezionatore {adj}
|
:: selective
|
| selezionatore {m}
|
:: selector
|
| selezionatore {m}
|
:: recruitment consultant
|
| selezionatrice {f} [obsolete, computing]
|
:: collator
|
| selezionatrice {f}
|
:: sorter (any of various devices for sorting things)
|
| selezionatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of selezionatore
|
| selezione {f}
|
:: selection, choice, picking
|
| selezione {f} [telephone]
|
:: dialing, dialling
|
| selezione artificiale {f} [biology]
|
:: artificial selection
|
| selezione naturale {f} [biology, genetics]
|
:: natural selection
|
| selezionistico {adj}
|
:: selectionistic
|
| selgiuchide {m}
|
:: Seljuq
|
| selice {f}
|
:: alternative form of selce
|
| Selinunte {prop}
|
:: Selinunte
|
| sella {f}
|
:: saddle (horse, bicycle, motorcycle saddle)
|
| sellaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sellaio
|
| sella inglese {f}
|
:: English saddle
|
| sellaio {m}
|
:: saddler
|
| sellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sellare
|
| sellare {vt}
|
:: To saddle
|
| sellaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of sellaio
|
| sellatura {f}
|
:: saddling
|
| selleria {f}
|
:: saddlery
|
| sellero {m}
|
:: synonym of sedano
|
| selletta {f}
|
:: harness saddle of a draught horse
|
| sellificio {m}
|
:: saddle and harness manufacturer
|
| sellino {m}
|
:: saddle (of bicycles and motorcycles)
|
| sellino posteriore {m}
|
:: pillion
|
| sellisternio {m}
|
:: sellisternium
|
| seltz {m}
|
:: soda water, soda, seltzer
|
| selva {f} /ˈsel.va/
|
:: forest, wood
|
| selva {f} [by extension, poetic]
|
:: wood [material], woodland
|
| selva {f} [figuratively]
|
:: mass, multitude, forest
|
| Selva di Cadore {prop}
|
:: Selva di Cadore (village)
|
| selvaggiamente {adv}
|
:: wildly
|
| selvaggiamente {adv}
|
:: savagely, ferociously
|
| selvaggiamente {adv}
|
:: brutally, cruelly
|
| selvaggina {f}
|
:: game (wild animals hunted for food)
|
| selvaggio {adj} [of flora or fauna] /selˈvad.d͡ʒo/
|
:: wild, savage
|
| selvaggio {adj} [of people]
|
:: savage, primitive
|
| selvaggio {adj}
|
:: ferocious
|
| selvaggio {adj}
|
:: brutal, cruel (torture)
|
| selvaggio {m}
|
:: savage
|
| selvaggiume {m}
|
:: alternative form of selvaggina
|
| selvano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Selva di Cadore
|
| selvastrella {f}
|
:: alternative form of salvastrella
|
| selvaticamente {adv}
|
:: wildly
|
| selvatichezza {f}
|
:: wildness
|
| selvatichezza {f}
|
:: unsociableness
|
| selvatichezza {f}
|
:: roughness, rudeness
|
| selvaticità {f}
|
:: wildness
|
| selvatico {adj}
|
:: wild [of a flower or animal]
|
| selvatico {adj}
|
:: untamed [of an animal]
|
| selvatico {adj}
|
:: timid and unsociable [of a person]
|
| selvatico {adj}
|
:: gamy [of a taste or smell]
|
| selvaticume {mp}
|
:: wild things
|
| Selve {prop}
|
:: Selve (island)
|
| selvicoltore {m}
|
:: Variant of silvicoltore
|
| selvicoltrice {f}
|
:: Variant of silvicoltrice
|
| selvicoltura {f}
|
:: Variant of silvicoltura
|
| selvicolturale {adj}
|
:: Variant of silvicolturale
|
| selviturismo {m}
|
:: forest-based tourism
|
| selvoso {adj}
|
:: wooded, sylvan
|
| selz {m}
|
:: Variant of seltz
|
| Sem {prop} [Biblical character]
|
:: Shem
|
| semaforico {adj}
|
:: traffic light (attributive)
|
| semaforista {mf}
|
:: signalman, signalwoman
|
| semaforizzare {v}
|
:: To equip (a junction &c) with traffic lights
|
| semaforizzazione {f}
|
:: The act of installing traffic lights at a junction
|
| semaforo {m} /seˈma.fo.ro/
|
:: (signalling device) traffic light, stoplight
|
| semaforo {m}
|
:: (railway signalling device) semaphore
|
| semaio {m}
|
:: seed merchant
|
| semantema {m} [linguistics]
|
:: semanteme
|
| semantica {f}
|
:: semantics
|
| semanticamente {adv}
|
:: semantically
|
| semanticità {f}
|
:: semantic character
|
| semantico {adj}
|
:: semantic
|
| semantista {mf}
|
:: semanticist
|
| semasiologia {f}
|
:: semasiology
|
| semasiologico {adj}
|
:: semasiological, semantic
|
| semasiologo {m}
|
:: semasiologist, semanticist
|
| sembiabile {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sembrabile
|
| sembiante {adj} [archaic, poetic] /semˈbjante/
|
:: similar, alike
|
| sembiante {m} [literary]
|
:: appearance, aspect
|
| sembiante {m} [literary]
|
:: countenance
|
| sembiantemente {adv}
|
:: similarly, likewise
|
| sembianz {f}
|
:: apocopic form of sembianza
|
| sembianza {f}
|
:: appearance
|
| sembianza {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: feature, semblance
|
| sembiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sembrare
|
| semblante {f} /semˈblante/
|
:: obsolete form of sembiante
|
| semblare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sembrare
|
| sembrabile {adj}
|
:: similar, like
|
| sembrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sembrare
|
| sembranza {f}
|
:: alternative form of sembianza
|
| sembrare {vi}
|
:: to seem; to look (like); to appear
|
| sembrare {vi}
|
:: to sound, taste or feel (like)
|
| seme {m} [botany] /ˈseme/
|
:: seed, pip
|
| seme {m} [botany, in some cases]
|
:: bean
|
| seme {m} [anatomy, colloquial]
|
:: semen
|
| seme {m} [card games]
|
:: suit
|
| seme di lino {m}
|
:: flaxseed, linseed
|
| semeiografia {f}
|
:: alternative form of semiografia
|
| semeiologia {f}
|
:: alternative form of semiologia
|
| semeiologico {adj}
|
:: semiological
|
| semeiologo {m}
|
:: semeiologist
|
| semeiotica {f} [medicine]
|
:: symptomatology (science)
|
| semeiotica {f}
|
:: Variant of semiotica
|
| semeiotico {adj}
|
:: semeiotic
|
| semeiotico {adj}
|
:: semiotic
|
| semel {m}
|
:: A light bread roll eaten dipped in café latte
|
| Semelè {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Semele
|
| semelfattivo {m}
|
:: semelfactive
|
| semelfattivo {adj}
|
:: semelfactive
|
| semellaio {m}
|
:: A seller of "semel"s
|
| semema {f} [linguistics]
|
:: sememe
|
| sementa {f}
|
:: sowing
|
| sementa {f}
|
:: seed
|
| sementabile {adj}
|
:: sowable
|
| sementante {v}
|
:: present participle of sementare
|
| sementare {vt}
|
:: To sow or seed
|
| sementativo {adj}
|
:: synonym of seminativo
|
| semente {f}
|
:: seed (all the seeds of a species destined to inseminate an area of land)
|
| sementiero {adj}
|
:: seed (attributive)
|
| sementire {v}
|
:: To produce seeds
|
| semenza {f}
|
:: seed (the stock of seed used to sow a particular land)
|
| semenza {f}
|
:: seed pearl(s)
|
| semenza {f}
|
:: one's origin
|
| semenzaio {m}
|
:: seedbed
|
| semenzaio {m}
|
:: nursery (for plants)
|
| semenzale {m} [botany]
|
:: seedling
|
| semenziero {adj}
|
:: seed (attributive)
|
| semestrale {adj}
|
:: six-month, half-year
|
| semestrale {adj}
|
:: half-yearly, semiannual, biannual, twice-yearly
|
| semestralità {f}
|
:: six-monthly instalment or payment
|
| semestralizzare {v}
|
:: To divide (an academic year) into semesters
|
| semestralizzazione {f}
|
:: division (of an academic year) into semesters
|
| semestralmente {adv}
|
:: half-yearly, biannually, semiannually
|
| semestre {m} [time]
|
:: semester, half year
|
| semi- {prefix} /se.mi/
|
:: semi-, demi-, half-
|
| semiabbandonato {adj}
|
:: half-abandoned
|
| semiacerbo {adj}
|
:: half-ripe
|
| semiacetale {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: hemiacetal, semiacetal
|
| semiacetalico {adj}
|
:: hemiacetal, semiacetal (attributive)
|
| semiala {f}
|
:: Either of the left or right wings of an aircraft
|
| semialbero {m}
|
:: half shaft (in a motor car)
|
| semianalfabeta {adj}
|
:: semiliterate
|
| semianalfabeta {mf}
|
:: semiliterate person
|
| semianalfabetismo {m}
|
:: semiliteracy
|
| se mia nonna avesse le ruote, sarebbe una carriola {proverb}
|
:: if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle
|
| semiaperto {adj}
|
:: half-open
|
| semiarido {adj}
|
:: semiarid
|
| semiasse {m} [mathematics]
|
:: semiaxis
|
| semiasse {m}
|
:: axle, axle shaft, half shaft
|
| semiassenza {f}
|
:: Partial absence
|
| semiautomatico {adj}
|
:: semi-automatic
|
| semiautonomo {adj}
|
:: semiautonomous
|
| semiautopropulso {adj}
|
:: semi-self-propelled
|
| semiautostrada {f} [Switzerland]
|
:: a type of motorway with only one lane in each direction
|
| semibarbarie {m}
|
:: semibarbarism
|
| semibarriera {f}
|
:: A level crossing that closes only one carriageway
|
| semibiscroma {f} [music]
|
:: hemidemisemiquaver [British], sixty-fourth note [US]
|
| semibrado {adj}
|
:: half-wild
|
| semibreve {f} [music]
|
:: semibreve
|
| semibyte {m}
|
:: nibble
|
| semicabinato {m} [nautical]
|
:: A small cabin cruiser not equipped with bunks
|
| semicadenza {f} [music]
|
:: half cadence
|
| semicantone {m} [Switzerland]
|
:: any of a group of cantons that have only half the normal vote in federal elections
|
| semicanuto {adj}
|
:: Mostly white-haired
|
| semicapro {m}
|
:: faun (half man, half goat)
|
| semicecità {f}
|
:: partial blindness
|
| semicentrale {adj}
|
:: Near the centre (of a city, town, etc)
|
| semicerchio {m}
|
:: semicircle
|
| semichetale {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: hemiketal, semiketal
|
| semichiuso {adj}
|
:: half-closed
|
| semicilindrico {adj}
|
:: semicylindrical
|
| semicilindro {m}
|
:: semicylinder
|
| semicingente {v}
|
:: present participle of semicingere
|
| semicingere {vt}
|
:: to partially surround or encircle
|
| semicingolato {adj}
|
:: half-track, half-tracked
|
| semicircolare {adj}
|
:: semicircular
|
| semicircolo {m}
|
:: semicircle
|
| semicirconferenza {f}
|
:: semicircumference
|
| semicirculare {adj}
|
:: semicircular
|
| semiclandestinità {f}
|
:: semisecrecy
|
| semiclandestino {adj}
|
:: Somewhat clandestine / secret
|
| semiclassico {adj} [physics]
|
:: semiclassical
|
| semico {adj}
|
:: semic
|
| semicolonnale {adj}
|
:: half columnar
|
| semicompatto {adj}
|
:: semicompact
|
| semicompleto {adj}
|
:: semicomplete
|
| semiconduttore {m}
|
:: semiconductor
|
| semiconduttore {adj}
|
:: semiconducting
|
| semiconduzione {f} [physics]
|
:: semiconduction
|
| semiconservativo {adj}
|
:: semiconservative
|
| semiconsonante {f} [linguistics]
|
:: semivowel
|
| semiconsonantico {adj}
|
:: semivowel (attributive)
|
| semicontinentale {adj}
|
:: semicontinental
|
| semiconvitto {n}
|
:: A school that has some of the characteristics of a boarding school
|
| semiconvittore {m}
|
:: day pupil
|
| semicoperto {adj}
|
:: half-covered
|
| semicoperto {adj}
|
:: cloudy, overcast (weather)
|
| semicoro {m} [music, drama]
|
:: Either of two parts in which a chorus is divided
|
| semicorsiva {f}
|
:: lowercase cursive writing
|
| semicotto {adj}
|
:: half-cooked
|
| semicristallino {adj}
|
:: semicrystalline
|
| semicroma {f} [music]
|
:: semiquaver [British], sixteenth note [US]
|
| semicrudo {adj}
|
:: Partially cooked
|
| semicuoio {m}
|
:: cardboard that has the appearance of leather
|
| semicupio {m}
|
:: hip bath
|
| semidenso {adj}
|
:: semifluid
|
| semideo {m}
|
:: Variant of semidio
|
| semideponente {m}
|
:: semi-deponent
|
| semidesertico {adj}
|
:: semidesertic
|
| semideserto {m}
|
:: semidesert (semiarid region)
|
| semidetenzione {f} [legal]
|
:: A short-duration prison sentence (often just the remainder of the current day)
|
| semidiafano {adj}
|
:: semitransparent
|
| semidialettale {adj}
|
:: semidialectal
|
| semidiametro {m}
|
:: semidiameter
|
| semidio {m}
|
:: demigod
|
| semidio {m}
|
:: demon
|
| semidiroccato {adj}
|
:: dilapidated
|
| semidisco {m}
|
:: half-disk
|
| semidispari {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: half-integer
|
| semidispari {m} [mathematics]
|
:: A half-integer number
|
| semidisteso {adj}
|
:: reclining (half-lying)
|
| semidistrutto {adj}
|
:: half-destroyed
|
| semidiurno {adj}
|
:: semidiurnal
|
| semidomestico {adj}
|
:: semidomestic
|
| semidoppio {adj}
|
:: semidouble
|
| semidoppio {m}
|
:: semidouble
|
| semidotto {adj}
|
:: Showing mediocre scholarship
|
| semidotto {adj} [linguistics, of a word]
|
:: Originally of learned use, but that has now entered the general language
|
| semidurevole {adj}
|
:: semidurable
|
| semiduro {adj}
|
:: semihard (cheese etc)
|
| semielemento {m}
|
:: half cell
|
| semiellisse {f} [geometry]
|
:: semiellipse
|
| semiellittico {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: semielliptical, semi-elliptic
|
| semiesagono {m} /ˌse.mi.eˈza.ɡo.no/
|
:: half-hexagon
|
| semiesonero {m}
|
:: partial exemption
|
| semifinale {f} [sports]
|
:: semifinal
|
| semifinalista {mf} [sports]
|
:: semifinalist
|
| semifinito {adj}
|
:: semi-finished
|
| semifluido {adj} [physics]
|
:: semifluid
|
| semiformale {adj}
|
:: semiformal
|
| semifreddo {m}
|
:: Any dessert eaten cold but not frozen
|
| semifuso {adj}
|
:: semifused, half-melted
|
| semignorante {adj}
|
:: partially ignorant
|
| semigotico {adj}
|
:: semigothic
|
| semigrasso {adj}
|
:: half-fat (cheese etc.)
|
| semigratuito {adj}
|
:: half-price (partly free)
|
| semigruppo {m} [maths]
|
:: semigroup
|
| semiinfermità {f}
|
:: alternative form of seminfermità
|
| semiinfermo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of seminfermo
|
| semiinterrato {m}
|
:: alternative form of seminterrato
|
| semilanuto {adj}
|
:: Partly woolly
|
| semilavorato {adj}
|
:: semifinished
|
| semilavorato {m}
|
:: An iron or steel rod or sheet that is in the process of being made into a tube or some other form
|
| semilibero {adj}
|
:: partially free (or on day-release from prison)
|
| semilibertà {f} [legal]
|
:: work release
|
| semilinguismo {m}
|
:: semilingualism
|
| semiliquido {adj}
|
:: semiliquid, semifluid
|
| semilucido {adj}
|
:: semilucid
|
| semilunare {adj}
|
:: semilunar
|
| semilunare {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: lunate, semilunar
|
| semilunare {m} [skeleton]
|
:: lunate bone, semilunar bone
|
| semilunio {m}
|
:: half-moon
|
| semimaratona {f}
|
:: synonym of mezza maratona
|
| semimembranoso {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: semimembranous
|
| semimeridiano {m} [geometry]
|
:: semimeridian
|
| semimetallico {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: semimetallic
|
| semimetallo {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: semimetal, metalloid
|
| semiminima {f} [music]
|
:: crotchet [British], quarter note [US]
|
| semimontato {adj} [of cream]
|
:: Partially whipped
|
| semimorto {adj}
|
:: half dead / halfdead, more dead than alive
|
| semimpermeabile {adj}
|
:: semipermeable
|
| semimpermeabilità {f}
|
:: alternative form of semipermeabilità
|
| semimummificato {adj}
|
:: Partially mummified
|
| semina {f}
|
:: sowing
|
| seminabile {adj}
|
:: sowable (seed)
|
| seminagione {f}
|
:: sowing, seeding (act or the season)
|
| seminale {adj}
|
:: seminal
|
| seminale {adj}
|
:: seed, semen (attributive)
|
| seminante {v}
|
:: present participle of seminare
|
| seminare {vit} [also, figurative]
|
:: to sow; to seed
|
| seminare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to leave or forget items here and there, messily; to strew
|
| seminare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to leave behind, covering one's tracks; to shake off
|
| seminare zizzania {v}
|
:: to sow discord
|
| seminariale {adj}
|
:: seminar (attributive)
|
| seminarile {adj}
|
:: seminary (attributive)
|
| seminario {m}
|
:: seminary
|
| seminario {m}
|
:: seminar
|
| seminario in rete {m}
|
:: webinar
|
| seminarista {m}
|
:: seminarian
|
| seminaristico {adj}
|
:: seminaristic
|
| seminaristico {adj}
|
:: seminarian (attributive)
|
| seminasale {adj}
|
:: seminasal, somewhat nasal
|
| seminascosto {adj}
|
:: half-hidden
|
| seminativo {adj}
|
:: sowable (seed or land), arable (land)
|
| seminato {adj}
|
:: sowed (with crops)
|
| seminato {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: semée (with small charges)
|
| seminatoio {m}
|
:: dibber
|
| seminatore {m}
|
:: sower (person who plants seeds)
|
| seminatrice {f}
|
:: seeder, sower (machine that plants seeds)
|
| seminatura {f} [uncommon]
|
:: sowing (of seed)
|
| seminaturale {adj}
|
:: seminatural
|
| seminazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of seminagione
|
| seminfermità {f}
|
:: partial infirmity
|
| seminfermo {adj}
|
:: partially infirm
|
| seminfossato {adj}
|
:: half-sunken
|
| seminifero {adj}
|
:: seminiferous
|
| seminio {m} [rare, literal] /se.miˈni.o/
|
:: The act of besowing
|
| seminio {m} [rare, figurative]
|
:: The act of scattering or spreading around
|
| seminio {m} [rare]
|
:: A multitude (of spread things)
|
| seminoma {m} [oncology]
|
:: seminoma
|
| seminomade {adj}
|
:: seminomadic
|
| seminomadico {adj}
|
:: seminomadic
|
| seminorma {f} [mathematics] /semiˈnɔrma/
|
:: semi-norm
|
| semintero {adj}
|
:: half-integer
|
| semintero {m}
|
:: half-integer
|
| seminterrato {m}
|
:: basement
|
| seminterrato {m}
|
:: A flat / apartment in a basement
|
| seminudo {adj}
|
:: half-naked, seminude
|
| semiocclusivo {adj}
|
:: semiocclusive
|
| semiografia {f}
|
:: notation
|
| semiografia {f}
|
:: semiography
|
| semiografico {adj}
|
:: semiographic
|
| semiologia {f}
|
:: semiology, semiotics
|
| semiologico {adj}
|
:: semiological
|
| semiologo {m}
|
:: semiologist
|
| semionciale {adj}
|
:: semiuncial
|
| semionda {f} [physics]
|
:: half-wave
|
| semiopacità {f}
|
:: semiopacity, partial opacity
|
| semiopaco {adj}
|
:: semi-opaque
|
| semioscurità {f}
|
:: half-light, semi-obscurity
|
| semioscuro {adj}
|
:: dimly lit
|
| semiosi {f}
|
:: semiosis
|
| semiotico {adj}
|
:: semiotic
|
| semiovale {adj}
|
:: semi-oval
|
| semipagano {adj}
|
:: semipagan
|
| semipalustre {adj}
|
:: Somewhat marshy
|
| semiparalizzato {adj}
|
:: semi-paralyzed
|
| semiparassita {adj}
|
:: semiparasitic
|
| semiparassita {mf}
|
:: semiparasite
|
| semipazzo {adj}
|
:: half-crazy
|
| semiperiferia {f}
|
:: inner suburbs
|
| semiperimetro {m} [mathematics]
|
:: semiperimeter
|
| semiperiodo {m}
|
:: semi-period
|
| semipermanente {adj}
|
:: semipermanent
|
| semipermeabile {adj}
|
:: semipermeable
|
| semipermeabilità {f}
|
:: semipermeability
|
| semipiano {m} [mathematics]
|
:: half-plane, half plane
|
| semipieno {adj}
|
:: half full
|
| semipoetico {adj}
|
:: Partly in verse, partly in prose
|
| semiportato {adj} [of an agricultural implement]
|
:: mounted on a tractor
|
| semipresidenziale {adj}
|
:: semi-presidential
|
| semipresidenzialismo {m}
|
:: semi-presidentialism (semipresidential government)
|
| semiprezioso {adj}
|
:: semi-precious
|
| semiprò {mf}
|
:: semipro (semiprofessionìsta)
|
| semiprodotto {m} [mathematics]
|
:: The product of two numbers divided by two
|
| semiprofessionale {adj}
|
:: semiprofessional
|
| semiprofessionismo {m}
|
:: semiprofessionalism
|
| semiprofessionista {mf}
|
:: semiprofessional (player)
|
| semiprofessionìsta {mf}
|
:: semiprofessional
|
| semiprotetto {adj}
|
:: semiprotected
|
| semiprotezione {f}
|
:: semiprotection
|
| semipubblico {adj}
|
:: semipublic
|
| semiraffinato {adj}
|
:: semirefined
|
| Semiramide {prop} /se.miˈra.mi.de/
|
:: Semiramis
|
| Semiramìs {prop} /se.mi.raˈmis/
|
:: medieval spelling of Semiramide
|
| semireazione {f} [chemistry]
|
:: half-reaction
|
| semiregolare {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: semiregular
|
| semiresidenziale {adj}
|
:: semiresidential
|
| semiretta {f} [mathematics]
|
:: ray (that divides a line)
|
| semiretto {adj} [geometry, of an angle]
|
:: half of a right angle (45°)
|
| semirigido {adj}
|
:: semirigid
|
| semirimorchio {m}
|
:: semitrailer
|
| semirotondo {adj}
|
:: half-round, semicircular
|
| semirovesciata {f} [soccer]
|
:: scissor kick
|
| semirurale {adj}
|
:: semirural
|
| semisconosciuto {adj}
|
:: little known
|
| semisdraiato {adj}
|
:: slumping (half lying down)
|
| semisecco {adj}
|
:: demi-sec (wine)
|
| semisecolare {adj}
|
:: half-century-old
|
| semiselvaggio {adj}
|
:: half-wild
|
| semiselvatico {adj}
|
:: semiwild
|
| semiserio {adj}
|
:: half-serious, semiserious
|
| semisfera {f}
|
:: hemisphere
|
| semisferico {adj}
|
:: hemispherical
|
| semisillabico {adj}
|
:: semi-syllabic
|
| semisintetico {adj}
|
:: semisynthetic
|
| semisolido {adj}
|
:: semisolid
|
| semisommatore {m}
|
:: half adder
|
| semisommerso {adj}
|
:: half-submerged
|
| semisotterraneo {adj}
|
:: semiunderground, semisubterranean
|
| semispazio {m} [mathematics]
|
:: semispace
|
| semispento {adj}
|
:: half-extinguished
|
| semispento {adj}
|
:: feeble, faint
|
| semispinale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: semispinal
|
| semispinale del capo {m} [muscle]
|
:: semispinalis capitis
|
| semispinale del collo {m} [muscle]
|
:: semispinalis cervicis, semispinalis colli
|
| semispinale del dorso {m} [muscle]
|
:: semispinalis dorsi, semispinalis thoracis
|
| semispinale della testa {m} [muscle]
|
:: semispinalis capitis
|
| semispinale del torace {m} [muscle]
|
:: semispinalis dorsi, semispinalis thoracis
|
| semisvolto {adj}
|
:: Partially unwound
|
| semita {adj}
|
:: Semitic
|
| semita {m}
|
:: Semite
|
| semitappa {f}
|
:: Each half of a stage of a cycle race
|
| Semitecolo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| semitico {adj}
|
:: Semitic
|
| semitista {mf}
|
:: Semitist
|
| semitistica {f}
|
:: Semitics
|
| semitondo {adj}
|
:: half-round
|
| semitonico {adj}
|
:: semitonic
|
| semitono {m} [music]
|
:: semitone
|
| semitotale {m}
|
:: A type of film shot in which most, but not all, of an environment (interior or exterior) is visible
|
| semitrasparente {adj}
|
:: semitransparent
|
| semitrasparenza {f}
|
:: semitransparency
|
| semitropicale {adj}
|
:: semitropical
|
| semiufficiale {adj}
|
:: semi-official
|
| semiunciale {adj}
|
:: semiuncial
|
| semivestito {adj}
|
:: half-dressed
|
| semivestito {adj}
|
:: half-naked
|
| semivita {f} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: half-life
|
| semivivo {adj}
|
:: half-alive
|
| semivivo {adj}
|
:: half-dead
|
| semivocale {f}
|
:: semivowel
|
| semivocalico {adj}
|
:: semivocal, semivocalic
|
| semivolo {m} [heraldry]
|
:: wing of an Eagle with the tip uppermost
|
| semivoltino {adj}
|
:: semivoltine
|
| semivuoto {adj}
|
:: half-empty
|
| semmai {adv}
|
:: if ever
|
| semmai {adv}
|
:: eventually
|
| semmana {f}
|
:: obsolete form of settimana
|
| semola {f} /ˈse.mo.la/
|
:: semolina (coarse grains of hard wheat used to make pasta)
|
| semola {f} [by extension]
|
:: bran (broken coat of the seed of cereal grain)
|
| semola di grano duro {n}
|
:: semolina
|
| semola di grano duro {n}
|
:: Such grains, usually from hard wheat, used in the preparation of pasta
|
| semolato {adj}
|
:: granulated
|
| semolato {m}
|
:: coarse type of hard wheat semolina
|
| semolino {m}
|
:: semolina (a finer ground type of semola)
|
| semoloso {adj}
|
:: Rich in bran
|
| semoloso {adj}
|
:: bran-like
|
| semoloso {adj} [by extension]
|
:: freckled
|
| semovente {adj}
|
:: self-propelled
|
| semovenza {f}
|
:: self-propulsion
|
| semper chi {conj} [Limba Sarda Comuna]
|
:: provided that, as long as
|
| sempice {adj} /ˈsem.pi.t͡ʃe/
|
:: obsolete form of semplice
|
| Sempione {prop}
|
:: Simplon
|
| sempiternamente {adv}
|
:: sempiternally, eternally, everlastingly
|
| sempiternare {v}
|
:: To eternalize
|
| sempiternità {f}
|
:: sempiternity
|
| sempiterno {adj} [literary] /sem.piˈtɛr.no/
|
:: sempiternal, eternal, everlasting
|
| semplice {adj}
|
:: simple
|
| semplice {mf}
|
:: simple person
|
| semplice {mf}
|
:: simpleton
|
| semplicemente {adv}
|
:: simply, plainly, plain
|
| semplicemente {adv}
|
:: just, simply, only, solely
|
| sempliciario {m}
|
:: A pharmacopoeia of simples (medicinal plants)
|
| sempliciona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of semplicione
|
| semplicione {m}
|
:: simpleton, dupe
|
| semplicioneria {f}
|
:: simplicity, naivety
|
| semplicioneria {f}
|
:: gullibility
|
| sempliciotta {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sempliciotto
|
| sempliciotto {m}
|
:: simpleton, dupe
|
| sempliciotto {adj}
|
:: naive and unwary; simpleton (attributive)
|
| semplicismo {m}
|
:: superficiality
|
| semplicismo {m}
|
:: simplification, oversimplification
|
| semplicissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of semplice
|
| semplicista {adj}
|
:: simplistic, superficial, oversimplified
|
| semplicisticamente {adv}
|
:: superficially, simplistically
|
| semplicistico {adj}
|
:: simplistic
|
| semplicità {f}
|
:: simplicity
|
| semplicizzare {v}
|
:: synonym of semplificare
|
| semplificante {v}
|
:: present participle of semplificare
|
| semplificare {v}
|
:: to simplify
|
| semplificativo {adj}
|
:: simplifying
|
| semplificato {adj}
|
:: simplified
|
| semplificatore {adj}
|
:: simplifying
|
| semplificatore {m}
|
:: simplifier
|
| semplificazione {f}
|
:: simplification
|
| semplificazionismo {m}
|
:: The tendency to simplify complex situations
|
| sempre {adv}
|
:: always
|
| sempre {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: still
|
| sempre che {conj}
|
:: (with subj.) as long as
|
| sempre che {conj}
|
:: whenever (every time that)
|
| sempreché {conj} [literary]
|
:: alternative form of sempre che
|
| sempreverde {adj}
|
:: evergreen
|
| sempreverde {m}
|
:: evergreen
|
| semprevivo {m}
|
:: houseleek
|
| semprice {adj}
|
:: alternative form of semplice
|
| Sempronio {prop}
|
:: Sempronius
|
| Sempronio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sen {contraction} [literary, archaic] /sen/
|
:: contraction of se ne
|
| senapa {f}
|
:: Variant of senape
|
| senapato {adj}
|
:: mustard (attributive)
|
| senape {f} [plant, condiment] /ˈsɛnape/
|
:: mustard
|
| senape {m} [color]
|
:: mustard
|
| senapiera {f}
|
:: mustard pot
|
| senapismo {m}
|
:: sinapism (mustard plaster)
|
| senario {m}
|
:: senarius
|
| senario {m}
|
:: (in classical Italian verse) A line of verse containing six syllables
|
| senario {adj}
|
:: senary
|
| senato {m}
|
:: senate
|
| senatoconsulto {m}
|
:: senatusconsult
|
| senatorato {m}
|
:: senatorate, senatorship
|
| senatore {m}
|
:: senator, member of the Senate
|
| Senatore Cappelli {prop} [agriculture]
|
:: A cultivar of hard wheat
|
| senatoriale {adj}
|
:: senatorial
|
| senatoriamente {adv}
|
:: senatorially
|
| senatorio {adj}
|
:: senatorial
|
| senatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of senatore
|
| sendoché {conj}
|
:: alternative form of essendoché
|
| -sene {suffix}
|
:: used to form the infinitives of pronominal verbs, many of which have idiomatic usage
|
| sene {m} /ˈsɛ.ne/
|
:: An old man
|
| Seneca {prop}
|
:: Seneca (Roman philosopher)
|
| senecano {adj}
|
:: Relating to or characteristic of Seneca
|
| senecione {m} [botany] /se.neˈt͡ʃo.ne/
|
:: Any plant of the Senecio taxonomic genus
|
| senecione {m}
|
:: groundsel (Senecio vulgaris)
|
| senecione abrotanino {m}
|
:: The plant Jacobaea abrotanifolia
|
| senecione a foglie lunghe {m}
|
:: The plant Tephroseris longifolia
|
| senecione alpino {m}
|
:: The plant Jacobaea alpina
|
| senecione biancastro {m}
|
:: The plant Senecio cacaliaster
|
| senecione biancheggiante {m}
|
:: grey ragwort (Jacobaea incana)
|
| senecione comune {m}
|
:: common groundsel (Senecio vulgaris)
|
| senecione di Fuchs {m}
|
:: wood ragwort (Senecio ovatus)
|
| senecione di San Giacomo {m}
|
:: common ragwort (Jacobaea vulgaris)
|
| senecione montanino {m}
|
:: Oxford ragwort (Senecio squalidus)
|
| senecione palustre {m}
|
:: fen ragwort (Jacobaea paludosa)
|
| senecione serpeggiante {m}
|
:: hoary ragwort (Jacobaea erucifolia)
|
| senecione silvano {m}
|
:: The plant Senecio germanicus
|
| senecione subalpino {m}
|
:: The plant Jacobaea subalpina
|
| senecione sudafricano {m}
|
:: narrow-leaved ragwort (Senecio inaequidens)
|
| Senegal {prop}
|
:: Senegal (country)
|
| Senegal {prop}
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:: Senegal (river)
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| senegalese {adj}
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:: Senegalese
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| senegalese {mf}
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:: Senegalese
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| senepa {f}
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:: alternative form of senape
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| senescente {adj} /se.neˈʃɛn.te/
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:: senescent
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| senescenza {f} /se.neʃˈʃɛn.t͡sa/
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:: senescence, old age
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| senescenza {f}
|
:: decline
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| senese {adj}
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:: Sienese (of or pertaining to Siena)
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| senese {mf}
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:: Sienese (native or inhabitant of Siena, the dialect of Siena)
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| senesismo {m}
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:: A word or phrase from the Sienese dialect
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| senestro {adj}
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:: alternative form of sinistro
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| senetta {f} [literary, obsolete] /seˈnɛt.ta/
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:: old age, senectitude
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| senettù {f} [rare] /se.netˈtu/
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:: alternative form of senettute
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| senettude {f} /se.netˈtu.de/
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:: alternative form of senettute
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| senettute {f} [literary, obsolete] /se.netˈtu.te/
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:: old age, senectitude
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| Senigallia {prop}
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:: Senigallia (town)
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| senigalliese {adj}
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:: Of or from Senigallia
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| senile {adj}
|
:: senile
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| senilismo {m}
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:: (premature) senility
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| senilità {f}
|
:: senility
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| senilizzante {v}
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:: present participle of senilizzare
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| senilizzare {vt}
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:: to age (of a population)
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| senilizzazione {f}
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:: ageing (of the population)
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| senilmente {adv}
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:: senilely
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| senio {m} /ˈsɛ.njo/
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:: old age, oldness, decrepitude
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| Senio {prop}
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:: Senio (river)
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| seniscalco {m}
|
:: alternative form of siniscalco
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| senna {f} [plant] /ˈsɛn.na/
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:: senna
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| senna {f} [uncountable]
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:: senna (medicinal preparation)
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| senna {f} [fishing]
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:: fishing net
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| senna {f} [fishing]
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:: A large trammel
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| senna {f} [fishing]
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:: seine (net)
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| Senna {prop}
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:: Seine, river of France
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| senna falsa {f}
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:: synonym of vescicaria
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| senno {m}
|
:: judgment, wisdom
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| senno {m}
|
:: common sense
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| sennò {adv} [chiefly colloquial] /senˈnɔ/
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:: otherwise, or else
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| senno di poi {m}
|
:: hindsight
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| sennonché {conj}
|
:: alternative spelling of se non che
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| se no {adv}
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:: alternative spelling of sennò
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| seno {m} /ˈse.no/
|
:: breast
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| seno {m} [by extension]
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:: bosom, heart, breast
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| seno {m} [literary]
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:: womb
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| seno {m} [geography]
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:: cove, inlet
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| seno {m} [anatomy]
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:: sinus
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| seno {m} [trigonometry]
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:: sine
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| senoatriale {adj}
|
:: sinoatrial
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| Senocrate {prop}
|
:: Xenocrates
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| senodochio {m}
|
:: synonym of xenodochio
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| Senofane {prop}
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:: Xenophanes
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| senofobia {f}
|
:: alternative form of xenofobia
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| senofobo {m}
|
:: alternative form of xenofobo
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| Senofonte {prop}
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:: Xenophon
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| senoglossia {f}
|
:: synonym of xenoglossia
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| senologia {f} [medicine]
|
:: senology
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| senologo {m}
|
:: senologist
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| se non {conj}
|
:: if not
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| se non {conj}
|
:: but, except
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| se non {conj}
|
:: unless
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| se non altro {adv}
|
:: anyway, at least
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| se non che {conj}
|
:: but, however
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| se non è vero, è ben trovato {phrase}
|
:: Even if it is not true, it is well conceived. / Even if it is not true, it is a good story
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| se non è zuppa è pan bagnato {phrase}
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:: six of one, half a dozen of the other (literally "if it's not soup it's soaked bread")
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| seno paranasale {m} [anatomy]
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:: paranasal sinus
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| senoverso {m} [trigonometry]
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:: versed sine, versine
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| sensaio {m}
|
:: synonym of sensale
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| sensale {m}
|
:: agent (commercial)
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| sensale {m}
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:: matchmaker (romantic)
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| sensaria {f}
|
:: alternative form of senseria
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| sensatamente {adv}
|
:: sensibly, reasonably
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| sensatezza {f}
|
:: (good) sense or judgement; common sense
|
| sensatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sensato
|
| sensato {adj}
|
:: sensible, reasonable
|
| sensazionale {adj}
|
:: sensational
|
| sensazionale {adj}
|
:: exciting
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| sensazionalismo {m}
|
:: sensationalism
|
| sensazionalistico {adj}
|
:: sensationalistic
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| sensazionalità {f}
|
:: sensational character
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| sensazionalmente {adv}
|
:: sensationally, dramatically, strikingly
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| sensazione {f}
|
:: sensation, feeling
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| senseria {f}
|
:: agency (the activities of an agent)
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| senseria {f}
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:: remuneration, brokerage (paid to an agent)
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| sensibile {adj}
|
:: sensible, perceptible
|
| sensibile {adj}
|
:: sensitive, responsive, susceptible
|
| sensibilissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sensibile
|
| sensibilità {f}
|
:: sensibility
|
| sensibilità {f}
|
:: sensitivity
|
| sensibilizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sensibilizzare
|
| sensibilizzante {adj}
|
:: sensitizing
|
| sensibilizzare {vt}
|
:: to awaken, make aware, sensitize
|
| sensibilizzatore {m}
|
:: sensitizer
|
| sensibilizzazione {f}
|
:: awareness, sensitivity
|
| sensibilizzazione {f}
|
:: sensitization
|
| sensibilmente {adv}
|
:: sensibly (by using the senses)
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| sensibilmente {adv}
|
:: noticeably
|
| sensibilmente {adv}
|
:: slightly
|
| sensibilmente {adv}
|
:: sensitively
|
| sensillo {m}
|
:: sensillum
|
| sensismo {m}
|
:: sensualism
|
| sensista {mf}
|
:: sensualist
|
| sensistico {adj}
|
:: sensualistic
|
| sensitiva {f}
|
:: medium
|
| sensitiva {f}
|
:: mimosa (a sensitive plant)
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| sensitivamente {adv}
|
:: sensitively
|
| sensitività {f}
|
:: sensitivity
|
| sensitivo {adj}
|
:: sensory
|
| sensitivo {adj}
|
:: sensitive, susceptible
|
| sensitivo {m}
|
:: a sensitive person
|
| sensitivo {m}
|
:: a medium
|
| sensitometria {f}
|
:: sensitometry
|
| sensitometrico {adj}
|
:: sensitometric
|
| sensitometro {m}
|
:: sensitometer
|
| senso {m} /ˈsɛnso/
|
:: sense
|
| senso {m}
|
:: direction
|
| senso {m}
|
:: purpose
|
| senso {m}
|
:: meaning
|
| senso {m} [in the plural]
|
:: consciousness
|
| senso di colpa {m}
|
:: guilt (emotion or belief that one has done something wrong)
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| senso di marcia {m}
|
:: direction
|
| senso di marcia {m}
|
:: direction of travel
|
| sensomotorio {adj}
|
:: sensorimotor
|
| sensopercettivo {adj}
|
:: sensoriperceptual
|
| sensore {m} [electronics, biology]
|
:: A sensor
|
| sensoriale {adj}
|
:: sensorial, sensory
|
| sensorialità {f}
|
:: sensoriality
|
| sensorio {adj}
|
:: sensory, sensorial
|
| sensorio {m} [physiology]
|
:: sensorium
|
| sensorizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sensorizzare
|
| sensorizzare {vt}
|
:: To provide with / fit sensors
|
| senso umoristico {m}
|
:: sense of humor / sense of humour
|
| sensuale {adj}
|
:: sensual
|
| sensualissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sensuale
|
| sensualista {mf}
|
:: sensualist
|
| sensualistico {adj}
|
:: sensualistic
|
| sensualità {f}
|
:: sensuality, sensuousness
|
| sensualizzare {v}
|
:: To sensualize
|
| sensualmente {adv}
|
:: sensual
|
| sensuoso {adj}
|
:: sensuous, sensory
|
| sentacchio {adj} [of an animal]
|
:: That has a keen sense of smell
|
| sentente {v}
|
:: present participle of sentire
|
| sententesela {v}
|
:: present participle of sentirsela
|
| sententesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sentirsi
|
| sentenza {f}
|
:: sentence (for a crime)
|
| sentenziale {adj} [legal, linguistics]
|
:: sentential
|
| sentenzialmente {adv}
|
:: sententially
|
| sentenziante {v}
|
:: present participle of sentenziare
|
| sentenziare {vi} [legal]
|
:: To pass judgement, sentence
|
| sentenziare {v}
|
:: to rule that
|
| sentenziario {m}
|
:: A theologian who studied the Sentences of Peter Lombard
|
| sentenziosamente {adv}
|
:: sententiously
|
| sentenziosità {f}
|
:: sententiousness
|
| sentenzioso {adj}
|
:: sententious
|
| senti chi parla {v}
|
:: look who's talking
|
| sentierino {m}
|
:: Small path
|
| sentierismo {m}
|
:: hiking, trekking
|
| sentieristica {f}
|
:: network of paths, walkways etc
|
| sentieristico {adj}
|
:: hiking, trekking (attributive)
|
| sentiero {m} /senˈtjɛ.ro/
|
:: path, trail
|
| sentimentale {adj}
|
:: sentimental, romantic
|
| sentimentale {mf}
|
:: a sentimental person, a romantic person
|
| sentimentalismo {m}
|
:: sentimentalism
|
| sentimentalistico {adj}
|
:: sentimentalistic
|
| sentimentalità {f}
|
:: sentimentality
|
| sentimentalmente {adv}
|
:: sentimentally
|
| sentimento {m}
|
:: feeling, emotion, sentiment
|
| sentimento {m}
|
:: sensation
|
| sentimento {m}
|
:: sense
|
| sentina {f} [nautical]
|
:: bilge (lowest part of a ship)
|
| sentinella {f}
|
:: sentry, guard
|
| sentir {v}
|
:: apocopic form of sentire
|
| sentirci {v}
|
:: to have good hearing
|
| sentire {v}
|
:: to feel
|
| sentire {v}
|
:: to hear
|
| sentire {v}
|
:: to smell
|
| sentire odore di bruciato {v}
|
:: to smell a rat
|
| sentire puzza di bruciato {v}
|
:: to smell a rat
|
| sentire puzza di bruciato {v}
|
:: to smell fishy
|
| sentire un certo languorino {v}
|
:: to be peckish (a little hungry)
|
| sentirsela {v}
|
:: to have the courage to face a difficult situation
|
| sentirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sentire
|
| sentirsi {v}
|
:: to hear from each other, be in touch
|
| sentirsi {vr}
|
:: to feel, to be
|
| sentirsi {vr}
|
:: to feel like, feel up to, be up to
|
| sentirsi mancare la terra sotto i piedi {v} [idiom]
|
:: To feel lost or lacking support
|
| sentitamente {adv}
|
:: sincerely, heartily
|
| sentitasela {v}
|
:: past participle of sentirsela
|
| sentite {adj}
|
:: heartfelt
|
| sentito {adj}
|
:: sincere
|
| sentito {adj}
|
:: [of a person] influential, trusted, or listened-to in a certain academic or vocational field
|
| sentito {adj} [archaic]
|
:: judicious or shrewd
|
| sentitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sentirsi
|
| sentore {m}
|
:: smack
|
| sentore {m}
|
:: rumour, talk
|
| sentore {m}
|
:: inkling
|
| sentore {m}
|
:: tang
|
| senussia {f}
|
:: Senussi
|
| senussita {adj}
|
:: Senussian
|
| senussita {mf}
|
:: Senussi / Senusi
|
| senz' {conj} [sometimes before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of senza
|
| senz' {prep} [sometimes before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of senza
|
| senz {conj}
|
:: Contraction of senza
|
| senza {conj} /ˈsɛn.t͡sa/
|
:: without
|
| senza {prep}
|
:: without, -less
|
| senza {adj} [rowing]
|
:: coxless
|
| senza arte né parte {adj}
|
:: alternative form of senz'arte né parte
|
| senza battere ciglio {adv}
|
:: without batting an eyelid, without batting an eyelash, without blinking an eye, without blinking an eyelid, without blinking an eyelash
|
| senza capo né coda {adv}
|
:: meaninglessly, senselessly
|
| senza capo né coda {adv}
|
:: apropos of nothing
|
| senzacasa {mf}
|
:: homeless person
|
| senza che {prep}
|
:: (with subj.) Indicates the non-occurrence of a circumstance or the lack of a condition; without
|
| senza che {prep}
|
:: (with subj.) with it being difficult or impossible to
|
| senzadio {mf}
|
:: atheist
|
| senzadio {mf}
|
:: person without religion and morality
|
| senza dubbio {adv}
|
:: no doubt, undoubtedly, without any doubt, certainly, doubtless, without fail
|
| senza fare una piega {prep}
|
:: with a straight face, poker-faced, deadpan
|
| senza fiato {prep}
|
:: out of breath
|
| senza fiato {prep} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: breathless, amazed
|
| senza fine {adj}
|
:: endless, unending, endlessly
|
| senza fine {adj}
|
:: boundless
|
| senza fronzoli {adj}
|
:: no-frills
|
| senza intenzione {adv}
|
:: unintentionally
|
| senza intermediari {adv} [computing]
|
:: peer-to-peer
|
| senzalavoro {mf}
|
:: unemployed person
|
| senz'altro {adv}
|
:: certainly, definitely, of course
|
| senza maniche {adj}
|
:: sleeveless
|
| senza meta {adv}
|
:: aimlessly
|
| senza ombra di dubbio {adv}
|
:: alternative form of senz'ombra di dubbio
|
| senza parola {adj}
|
:: speechless, dumbstruck
|
| senzapatria {mf}
|
:: stateless / displaced person
|
| senzapatria {mf}
|
:: unpatriotic person
|
| senza peli sulla lingua {adv}
|
:: plainspokenly, outspokenly
|
| senza pensarci due volte {adv}
|
:: synonym of in un batter d'occhio
|
| senza pensarci due volte {adv}
|
:: synonym of in men che non si dica
|
| senza pensarci due volte {adv}
|
:: synonym of in un batter d'ali
|
| senza pensarci due volte {adv}
|
:: synonym of in un battito d'ali
|
| senza preamboli {adv}
|
:: straight
|
| senza preamboli {adv}
|
:: direct in communication; unevasive, straightforward
|
| senza precedenti {adj}
|
:: unprecedented, without precedent
|
| senza prezzo {adj}
|
:: priceless
|
| senza remore {adv}
|
:: synonym of a chiare note
|
| senz'arte né parte {adj}
|
:: penniless, poor
|
| senza senso {adj}
|
:: meaningless
|
| senza tempo {adj}
|
:: timeless
|
| senzatetto {mf}
|
:: a homeless person
|
| senza un graffio {adv}
|
:: safe and sound, unhurt, uninjured, unscathed
|
| senza valore {adv}
|
:: worthless, useless, valueless
|
| senza vita {adj}
|
:: dead, lifeless
|
| senziente {adj}
|
:: sentient
|
| senz'ombra di dubbio {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: without a doubt, undoubtedly
|
| Seoul {prop}
|
:: alternative spelling of Seul
|
| sepaiola {f}
|
:: blackcap (bird)
|
| sepalo {m} [botany]
|
:: sepal
|
| separabile {adj}
|
:: separable, detachable
|
| separabilità {f}
|
:: separability, detachableness
|
| separamento {m}
|
:: synonym of separazione
|
| separante {v}
|
:: present participle of separare
|
| separante {adj}
|
:: separating
|
| separantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of separarsi
|
| separare {vt}
|
:: to separate, divide, split
|
| separare {vt}
|
:: to distinguish, dissociate
|
| separarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of separare
|
| separarsi {v}
|
:: to separate, split up, break up, part, leave
|
| separata {f}
|
:: A separated woman
|
| separatamente {adv}
|
:: separately
|
| separatemente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of separatamente
|
| separatezza {f}
|
:: synonym of separazione
|
| separatismo {m}
|
:: separatism
|
| separatista {adj}
|
:: separatist
|
| separatista {mf}
|
:: separatist
|
| separatistico {adj}
|
:: separatistic
|
| separativo {adj}
|
:: separative
|
| separato {adj}
|
:: separate, separated, distinct
|
| separato {m}
|
:: a separated person
|
| separatore {adj}
|
:: separating, separatory, resolving
|
| separatore {m}
|
:: separator
|
| separatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of separarsi
|
| separazione {f}
|
:: separation, split-up, breakup, division, parting
|
| séparé {m}
|
:: screen, divider or partition (in a room)
|
| sepimento {m}
|
:: septum
|
| Sepino {prop}
|
:: Sepino (town)
|
| sepiolite {f} [mineral]
|
:: sepiolite, meerschaum
|
| sepolcrale {adj}
|
:: sepulchral
|
| sepolcreto {m}
|
:: burial-ground, cemetery
|
| sepolcro {m}
|
:: sepulchre, tomb
|
| sepolto {adj}
|
:: buried
|
| sepoltuario {m}
|
:: burial register
|
| sepoltura {f}
|
:: burial
|
| Seppe {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| seppellente {v}
|
:: present participle of seppellire
|
| seppellentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of seppellirsi
|
| seppellimento {m}
|
:: burial
|
| seppellire {vt}
|
:: to bury, to inter
|
| seppellirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of seppellire
|
| seppellirsi {vr}
|
:: to stay in a place and never go out; to lock oneself away
|
| seppellirsi {vr}
|
:: to immerse (literally bury) oneself in an activity
|
| seppellitore {m}
|
:: burier
|
| seppellitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of seppellirsi
|
| seppia {f} /ˈsep.pja/
|
:: cuttlefish
|
| seppia {f} [color, uncountable]
|
:: sepia
|
| seppiare {v}
|
:: To smooth a surface by rubbing with a cuttlefish bone
|
| seppiato {adj}
|
:: sepia (attributive)
|
| seppur {conj}
|
:: apocopic form of seppure
|
| seppure {conj}
|
:: although, though, despite that
|
| sepsi {f} [diseases]
|
:: sepsis
|
| septuagenario {m}
|
:: septuagenarian
|
| sepultuario {m}
|
:: alternative form of sepoltuario
|
| sepure {conj}
|
:: alternative form of seppure
|
| sequanio {m}
|
:: sequanium
|
| sequela {f}
|
:: string, sequence, series, string
|
| sequela {f} [pathology]
|
:: sequela
|
| sequente {m} [logic] /seˈkwɛnte/
|
:: sequent
|
| sequenza {f}
|
:: sequence
|
| sequenza {f}
|
:: row
|
| sequenziale {adj}
|
:: sequential
|
| sequenzialità {f}
|
:: sequentiality
|
| sequenzialmente {adv}
|
:: sequentially
|
| sequenziamento {m} [biochemistry, genetics]
|
:: sequencing
|
| sequenziante {v}
|
:: present participle of sequenziare
|
| sequenziare {vt}
|
:: to order (put in sequence)
|
| sequenziare {vt} [genetics]
|
:: to sequence
|
| sequestrabile {adj}
|
:: confiscatable
|
| sequestrabile {adj} [legal]
|
:: sequestratable
|
| sequestrabilità {f}
|
:: Liability to confiscation, attachment or seizure
|
| sequestrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sequestrare
|
| sequestrante {adj}
|
:: sequestering
|
| sequestrare {vt}
|
:: to confiscate
|
| sequestrare {vt}
|
:: to sequestrate
|
| sequestrare {vt}
|
:: to kidnap
|
| sequestrare {vt}
|
:: to commandeer
|
| sequestratario {m}
|
:: sequestrator
|
| sequestrato {adj}
|
:: confiscated
|
| sequestrato {adj}
|
:: sequestered
|
| sequestrato {adj}
|
:: kidnapped
|
| sequestratore {m}
|
:: kidnapper
|
| sequestratrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sequestratore
|
| sequestrazione {f}
|
:: sequestration, confiscation
|
| sequestro {m}
|
:: confiscation
|
| sequestro {m}
|
:: sequestration
|
| sequestro {m}
|
:: kidnapping
|
| sequestro {m} [pathology]
|
:: sequestrum
|
| sequestro {m}
|
:: abduction
|
| sequestrotomia {f}
|
:: sequestrotomy
|
| sequoia {f}
|
:: sequoia (tree)
|
| ser {m} [historical] /sɛr/
|
:: sir (title and form of address for a gentleman, shortened from messer)
|
| sera {f} /ˈseː.ra/
|
:: evening
|
| seraccata {f}
|
:: series of seracs
|
| seracco {m}
|
:: serac
|
| seracino {m}
|
:: alternative form of saraceno
|
| seracino {adj}
|
:: alternative form of saraceno
|
| seraficamente {adv} [rare] /se.ra.fi.kaˈmen.te/
|
:: In the manner of a seraph
|
| seraficamente {adv} [figurative]
|
:: calmly, peacefully
|
| serafico {adj} /seˈra.fi.ko/
|
:: seraphic
|
| serafico {adj} [figurative]
|
:: calm, peaceful
|
| Serafina {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| serafino {m}
|
:: seraph
|
| Serafino {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| serafo {m}
|
:: alternative form of serafino
|
| serale {adj}
|
:: evening (attribute), of the evening, night (attribute)
|
| Serao {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Serao {prop}
|
:: Matilde Serao, Italian writer
|
| serapeo {m}
|
:: serapeum
|
| serata {f}
|
:: evening, night
|
| serataccia {f}
|
:: An evening of bad weather or when things go wrong
|
| serata d'onore {f}
|
:: benefit night (typically in a theatre or on TV)
|
| seratante {mf}
|
:: The recipient of a "serata d'onore"
|
| seratina {f}
|
:: An evening (during which something happened (nice or nasty))
|
| serba {f}
|
:: female equivalent of serbo
|
| serbabile {adj}
|
:: savable
|
| serbante {v}
|
:: present participle of serbare
|
| serbantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of serbarsi
|
| serbare {v}
|
:: to keep or maintain
|
| serbare {v}
|
:: to preserve or reserve
|
| serbarsi {vr}
|
:: To keep oneself
|
| serbastrella {f}
|
:: synonym of salvastrella
|
| serbatoio {m}
|
:: tank, reservoir
|
| serbatoio {m}
|
:: cistern
|
| serbatoio {m} [firearm]
|
:: magazine
|
| serbatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of serbarsi
|
| serbevole {adj}
|
:: conservable
|
| serbevolezza {f}
|
:: conservation
|
| Serbia {prop}
|
:: Serbia
|
| Serbia e Montenegro {prop}
|
:: Serbia and Montenegro
|
| serbo {adj} /ˈsɛrbo/
|
:: Serbian, Serb
|
| serbo {m}
|
:: Serb
|
| serbo {m} [singular only]
|
:: the Serbian language
|
| serbo {n}
|
:: reserve
|
| serbo-croato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of serbocroato
|
| serbocroato {adj}
|
:: Serbo-Croat, Serbo-Croatian
|
| serbocroato {m}
|
:: Serbo-Croat, Serbo-Croatian (language)
|
| serbofona {f}
|
:: Serbian-speaking woman
|
| serbofono {adj}
|
:: Serbian-speaking
|
| serbofono {m}
|
:: Serbian-speaking person
|
| Serchio {prop}
|
:: Serchio (river)
|
| serenamente {adv}
|
:: clearly
|
| serenamente {adv}
|
:: serenely
|
| serenamente {adv}
|
:: calmly
|
| serenamente {adv}
|
:: dispassionately
|
| serenante {v}
|
:: present participle of serenare
|
| serenantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of serenarsi
|
| serenare {v}
|
:: Variant of rasserenare
|
| serenare {vi}
|
:: To sleep in the open
|
| serenarsi {v}
|
:: Variant of rasserenarsi
|
| serenata {f}
|
:: serenade
|
| serenatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of serenarsi
|
| serendipico {adj}
|
:: serendipitous
|
| serendipità {f}
|
:: serendipity
|
| serenella {f}
|
:: lilac (plant)
|
| Serenissima {prop}
|
:: Venice
|
| Serenissima Repubblica di Venezia {prop}
|
:: Most Serene Republic of Venice
|
| serenissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sereno (Used as part of certain titles)
|
| serenità {f}
|
:: serenity, peace, tranquility
|
| sereno {adj}
|
:: serene, calm
|
| sereno {adj} [weather]
|
:: clear, serene, calm, cloudless, fair
|
| sereno {adj}
|
:: impartial, objective, unbiased
|
| sereno {m} [weather]
|
:: clear sky, fair weather
|
| sereno {m} [by extension]
|
:: calm
|
| sereno {m}
|
:: open air
|
| sergente {m}
|
:: sergeant
|
| sergente maggiore {m} [military rank]
|
:: sergeant major
|
| sergentina {f}
|
:: A type of halberd
|
| sergiere {m}
|
:: valet, personal servant
|
| Sergio {prop} /ˈsɛr.d͡ʒo/
|
:: given name
|
| sergozzone {m} [boxing]
|
:: uppercut
|
| seriale {adj}
|
:: serial
|
| serialismo {m} [music]
|
:: serialism
|
| serialità {f}
|
:: seriality (character of being a succession in sequence)
|
| serializzare {v}
|
:: To serialise
|
| serializzazione {f}
|
:: serialisation
|
| serialmente {adv}
|
:: serially
|
| seriamente {adv}
|
:: seriously
|
| seriamente {adv}
|
:: really
|
| seriano {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to the Serio River Valley in Lombardy or its people
|
| seriano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the AlbinoLeffe Football Club
|
| seriano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Serio Valley
|
| seriano {m}
|
:: A member or supporter of the AlbinoLeffe team
|
| seriare {v}
|
:: To arrange in a series
|
| sericigeno {adj}
|
:: serigenic, sericogenic (silk producing)
|
| sericina {f} [protein]
|
:: sericin
|
| serico {adj}
|
:: silk (attributive)
|
| serico {adj}
|
:: silky
|
| sericolo {adj}
|
:: sericultural
|
| sericoltore {m}
|
:: sericulturist
|
| sericoltura {f}
|
:: sericulture
|
| sericultore {m}
|
:: alternative form of sericoltore
|
| serie {f}
|
:: series
|
| serie {f}
|
:: set, row, range
|
| serie {f} [sports]
|
:: division, league
|
| serietà {f}
|
:: seriousness, gravity
|
| serietà {f}
|
:: earnestness
|
| serietà {f}
|
:: reliability, sobriety
|
| serietà {f}
|
:: honesty, respectability
|
| Serifo {prop}
|
:: Serifo (island)
|
| serigeno {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sericigeno
|
| serigrafia {f}
|
:: serigraphy, silk-screen printing
|
| serigrafico {adj}
|
:: silkscreen (attributive)
|
| serigrafo {m}
|
:: serigraphist, silk screen printer
|
| serimetro {m}
|
:: serimeter
|
| serina {f} [amino acid]
|
:: serine
|
| serio {adj}
|
:: serious
|
| serio {adj}
|
:: earnest
|
| Serio {prop}
|
:: Serio (river)
|
| seriografia {f}
|
:: serigraphy
|
| seriore {adj} [literary]
|
:: posterior, subsequent, later
|
| seriorità {f} [literary]
|
:: posteriority (in time)
|
| seriosamente {adv}
|
:: staidly, sedately
|
| seriosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of serioso
|
| seriosità {f}
|
:: staidness, sedateness
|
| serioso {adj}
|
:: staid, sedate
|
| serissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of serio
|
| serizzo {m}
|
:: kind of metamorphic rock typical of Northern Italy
|
| Serlupi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Serlupi {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Rome
|
| sermento {m}
|
:: alternative form of sarmento
|
| sermollino {m}
|
:: synonym of serpillo
|
| sermonare {vi} [literary, archaic] /ser.moˈna.re/
|
:: to sermon, to lecture
|
| sermonare {vi} [literary, archaic]
|
:: To talk or speak with gravity and authoritativeness
|
| sermonatore {m}
|
:: sermoniser
|
| sermoncino {m}
|
:: A short sermon
|
| sermone {m} [archaic] /serˈmo.ne/
|
:: language, speech
|
| sermone {m}
|
:: speech (act of speaking); the words uttered in speech
|
| sermone {m} [literary]
|
:: sermon, lecture
|
| sermone {m} [literary]
|
:: Poetic work with moralistic and didascalic features
|
| sermoneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sermoneggiare
|
| sermoneggiare {vi}
|
:: to preach
|
| sermoneggiare {vi}
|
:: to sermonize
|
| Sermoneta {prop}
|
:: Sermoneta (small town)
|
| sermonetano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sermoneta
|
| Sermonti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sermonti {prop}
|
:: Vittorio Sermonti, Italian writer
|
| serocchia {f}
|
:: synonym of sorella
|
| serologia {f} /se.ro.loˈd͡ʒi.a/
|
:: serology
|
| serotino {adj}
|
:: late in riping
|
| serotino {adj}
|
:: pertaining to the evening
|
| serotonina {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: serotonin
|
| serotoninergico {adj}
|
:: serotonergic
|
| serpa {f}
|
:: coach box
|
| serpa {f} [nautical]
|
:: head
|
| serpaio {m}
|
:: snak-infested place
|
| serpaio {m}
|
:: snake charmer
|
| serpaio {m}
|
:: snake catcher
|
| serparo {m}
|
:: alternative form of serpaio
|
| serpe {f}
|
:: snake
|
| serpe {f}
|
:: viper (figurative)
|
| serpeggiamento {m}
|
:: snaking
|
| serpeggiamento {m}
|
:: winding, twisting, meandering, zigzagging
|
| serpeggiante {adj}
|
:: winding, twisting, serpentine
|
| serpeggiante {adj}
|
:: spreading
|
| serpeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of serpeggiare
|
| serpeggiare {vi}
|
:: to wind, twist, curl, snake, meander
|
| serpeggiare {vi}
|
:: to spread
|
| serpentaria {f}
|
:: dragonroot (Arisaema dracontium)
|
| serpente {m} /serˈpɛn.te/
|
:: snake
|
| serpente a sonagli {m}
|
:: rattlesnake
|
| serpente giarrettiera {m}
|
:: garter snake
|
| serpentello {m}
|
:: small snake
|
| serpentesco {adj} [figurative] /ser.penˈtes.ko/
|
:: snaky, sly, deceitful
|
| serpentiforme {adj}
|
:: serpentiform
|
| serpentina {f}
|
:: coil, tube coil
|
| serpentinicolo {adj}
|
:: serpentine-production (attributive)
|
| serpentino {adj}
|
:: snake (attributive)
|
| serpentino {adj}
|
:: snaky, snake-like
|
| serpentino {m} [mineralogy]
|
:: serpentine
|
| serpentino {m}
|
:: coil, pipe coil
|
| serpentone {m}
|
:: long procession
|
| serpentone {m}
|
:: serpent, an obsolete wind instrument in the brass family, whose shape is suggestive of a snake
|
| serpentoso {adj}
|
:: snakelike
|
| serpere {v} /ˈsɛr.pe.re/
|
:: to snake (to follow or move in a winding route)
|
| serpigine {f}
|
:: serpigo
|
| serpiginoso {adj}
|
:: serpiginous
|
| serpigno {adj}
|
:: snakelike, serpentine
|
| serpigno {adj}
|
:: twisting, snaking, tortuous
|
| serpillo {m}
|
:: wild thyme (plant of the species Thymus serpyllum)
|
| serpollino {m}
|
:: synonym of serpillo
|
| serpollo {m}
|
:: synonym of serpillo
|
| serposo {adj}
|
:: Full of snakes
|
| serqua {f}
|
:: dozen (substantial, unspecified number)
|
| serra {f}
|
:: greenhouse, glasshouse
|
| serrabozze {m} [nautical]
|
:: The rode of an anchor
|
| serradado {m}
|
:: wrench (a hand tool for making rotational adjustments, such as fitting nuts and bolts)
|
| serrafila {f} [nautical]
|
:: rear ship (of a squadron or convoy)
|
| serrafilo {m}
|
:: cord grip
|
| serraforme {m}
|
:: quoin (in typesetting)
|
| serraggio {m}
|
:: clamping
|
| serraggio {m}
|
:: tightening
|
| serraglia {f}
|
:: keystone (of an arch)
|
| serragliere {m}
|
:: The owner, manager or guardian of a menagerie (or of a harem)
|
| serraglio {m} /serˈraʎ.ʎo/
|
:: harem; seraglio
|
| serraglio {m}
|
:: menagerie
|
| Serraglio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| serramanico {m}
|
:: flick knife
|
| serrame {m}
|
:: alternative form of serramento
|
| serramentista {m}
|
:: A joiner (person who makes wooden windowframes, doors and the like)
|
| serramento {m}
|
:: fixture
|
| serramento {m}
|
:: casing, frame
|
| serramento {m}
|
:: (in plural) doors, windows, shutters
|
| serranda {f}
|
:: rolling shutter, shutter
|
| serranda {f}
|
:: rolling blind
|
| serranodo {m} [surgery]
|
:: A clamp for sutures
|
| serrante {v}
|
:: present participle of serrare
|
| serrantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of serrarsi
|
| serrapiedi {m}
|
:: synonym of fermapiedi
|
| serraporta {m}
|
:: door closer
|
| serrare {vt}
|
:: to close, shut (tightly)
|
| serrare {vt}
|
:: to clamp
|
| serrare i ranghi {v}
|
:: to close ranks
|
| serrare i ranghi {v}
|
:: synonym of serrare le file
|
| serrare le file {v}
|
:: to close ranks
|
| serrare le file {v}
|
:: synonym of serrare i ranghi
|
| serrarsi {vr}
|
:: To tighten
|
| serrarsi {vr}
|
:: To crowd or press
|
| serrarsi {vr}
|
:: To close up
|
| serrarsi {vr}
|
:: To lock oneself
|
| serrata {f}
|
:: lockout (industrial)
|
| serratissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of serrato
|
| serrato {adj}
|
:: closed or shut tightly
|
| serrato {adj}
|
:: fast, quick, rapid
|
| serrato {adj}
|
:: clenched [teeth]
|
| serrato {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: concise
|
| serrato {adj}
|
:: persuasive, cogent
|
| serrato {adj} [zoology]
|
:: of a horse that lacks perpendicularity and has a front limb bent inwards
|
| serratola {f} /serˈra.to.la/
|
:: dyer's plumeless saw-wort (Serratula tinctoria)
|
| serratore {m}
|
:: closer
|
| serratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of serrarsi
|
| serratula {f}
|
:: saw-wort (of genus Serratula)
|
| serratura {f}
|
:: lock (on a door etc)
|
| serraturiere {m}
|
:: locksmith
|
| Serravalle {prop} [often, in combination]
|
:: Any of several places throughout Italy
|
| serretta {f} [nautical]
|
:: batten, beam
|
| serrettame {m} [nautical]
|
:: All the beams of a ship
|
| Serri {prop}
|
:: Serri (village)
|
| serricoltore {m}
|
:: greenhouse farmer or worker
|
| serricoltura {f}
|
:: greenhouse farming
|
| Serse {prop} /ˈsɛr.se/
|
:: Xerxes
|
| Serse {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| serto {m}
|
:: garland, wreath, chaplet
|
| serto {m}
|
:: halo
|
| Sertoli {prop}
|
:: An Italian surname
|
| Sertorio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Serug {prop} [Biblical character]
|
:: Serug
|
| serva {f} [literary] /ˈsɛr.va/
|
:: (female) slave
|
| serva {f}
|
:: servant, maid
|
| serva della gleba {f} [historical]
|
:: serf
|
| servaggio {m}
|
:: serfdom
|
| servalo {m}
|
:: serval [cat]
|
| servente {m}
|
:: server
|
| servente {v}
|
:: present participle of servire
|
| serventese {m}
|
:: sirvente
|
| serventesi {v}
|
:: present participle of servirsi
|
| serventino {m} [Venice]
|
:: assistant glassblower
|
| servetta {f}
|
:: Young maid
|
| serviano {adj}
|
:: Servian
|
| servibile {adj}
|
:: serviceable
|
| servidorame {m}
|
:: servants, flunkies (collectively)
|
| servidore {m}
|
:: alternative form of servitore
|
| servigiale {mf}
|
:: servant
|
| servigiale {mf}
|
:: orderly
|
| servigio {m}
|
:: favour, service
|
| servile {adj}
|
:: servile
|
| servilismo {m}
|
:: servility
|
| servilità {f}
|
:: servility
|
| servilmente {adv}
|
:: servilely, slavishly
|
| Servio {prop}
|
:: Servius
|
| servir {v}
|
:: apocopic form of servire
|
| servire {v}
|
:: to serve
|
| servire {v}
|
:: to need
|
| servire {v}
|
:: to plate
|
| servire da paravento {v} [idiom]
|
:: synonym of fare da paravento
|
| servirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of servire
|
| servirsi {v}
|
:: to use, make use (of)
|
| servirsi {v}
|
:: to help oneself [at table]
|
| servirsi {v}
|
:: to avail oneself of
|
| servisol {adj} [Switzerland]
|
:: self-service
|
| servisol {m} [Switzerland]
|
:: self-service shop or restaurant
|
| servitano {adj}
|
:: Servite
|
| servitorame {m}
|
:: servants, flunkies
|
| servitore {m}
|
:: servant
|
| servitore {m}
|
:: server
|
| servitoresco {adj}
|
:: servile
|
| servitoresco {adj}
|
:: submissive and obsequious
|
| servitorume {m}
|
:: All the servants of a household
|
| servitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of servirsi
|
| servitù {f}
|
:: servitude, bondage
|
| serviziale {m}
|
:: enema
|
| servizietto {m}
|
:: A sexual service
|
| servizievole {adj}
|
:: helpful, obliging
|
| servizievolmente {adv}
|
:: helpfully, obligingly
|
| servizi igienici {mp}
|
:: toilets, restrooms
|
| servizio {m} [sports] /serˈvit.tsjo/
|
:: service, serve
|
| servizio {m}
|
:: facility, feature, utility, setting
|
| servizio {m}
|
:: (plural) bathroom
|
| servizio di leva {m}
|
:: national service
|
| servizio in camera {m}
|
:: room service
|
| servizio pubblico {m}
|
:: public service
|
| servo {adj} [literary] /ˈsɛr.vo/
|
:: servile (of or pertaining to a slave)
|
| servo {m} [literary]
|
:: slave
|
| servo {m}
|
:: servant
|
| servoassistente {v}
|
:: present participle of servoassistere
|
| servoassistere {vt}
|
:: To employ a servomechanism
|
| servocomando {m}
|
:: servocontrol
|
| servocontrollo {m}
|
:: servocontrol
|
| servo della gleba {m} [historical]
|
:: serf
|
| servofreno {m}
|
:: servo (or power) brake
|
| servomeccanica {f}
|
:: servomechanics
|
| servomeccanica {f}
|
:: servomechanism
|
| servomeccanismo {m}
|
:: servomechanism
|
| servomotore {m}
|
:: servomotor
|
| servoscala {m}
|
:: stair lift
|
| servosistema {m}
|
:: servosystem
|
| servosterzo {m} [automotive]
|
:: power steering, power-assisted steering
|
| sesamo {m}
|
:: sesame
|
| sesamoidale {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: sesamoidal
|
| sesamoide {adj}
|
:: sesamoid
|
| sesamoide {m} [skeleton]
|
:: sesamoid, sesamoid bone
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| sesamoideo {adj}
|
:: sesamoid
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| sesamoidite {f} [pathology]
|
:: sesamoiditis
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| sescuncia {f} /sesˈkun.t͡ʃa/
|
:: One and a half unciae
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| sesia {f}
|
:: Any moth of the genus Sesia
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| Sesia {prop}
|
:: Sesia (river)
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| sesino {m}
|
:: An ancient copper coin worth six denari
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| sesquialtero {adj} [music]
|
:: sesquialterate
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| sesquiossido {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: sesquioxide
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| sesquipedale {adj} /ses.kwi.peˈda.le/
|
:: sesquipedal, sesquipedalian
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| sesquipedale {adj}
|
:: enormous, immeasurable
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| sesquiplano {m}
|
:: sesquiplane
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| sessa {f}
|
:: seiche
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| sessagenario {adj}
|
:: sexagenarian
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| sessagenario {m}
|
:: sexagenarian
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| sessagesima {f}
|
:: Sexagesima
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| sessagesimale {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: sexagesimal
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| sessagesimo {adj}
|
:: sixtieth
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| sessaggio {m}
|
:: sexing (typically of young poultry)
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| sessanta {adj}
|
:: sixty
|
| sessanta {num}
|
:: sixty
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| sessantacinque {adj}
|
:: sixty-five
|
| sessantacinque {num}
|
:: sixty-five
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| sessantacinquenne {adj}
|
:: sixty-five-year-old
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| sessantacinquenne {mf}
|
:: sixty-five-year-old
|
| sessantacinquesimo {adj}
|
:: sixty-fifth
|
| sessantacinquesimo {m}
|
:: sixty-fifth
|
| sessantadue {adj}
|
:: sixty-two
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| sessantadue {num}
|
:: sixty-two
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| sessantaduenne {adj}
|
:: sixty-two-year-old
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| sessantaduenne {mf}
|
:: sixty-two-year-old
|
| sessantaduesimo {adj}
|
:: sixty-second
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| sessantaduesimo {m}
|
:: sixty-second
|
| sessantamila {adj}
|
:: sixty thousand
|
| sessantamila {num}
|
:: sixty thousand
|
| sessantanove {adj}
|
:: sixty-nine
|
| sessantanove {num}
|
:: sixty-nine (number and sexual position)
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| sessantanovesimo {adj}
|
:: sixty-ninth
|
| sessantanovesimo {m}
|
:: sixty-ninth
|
| sessantaquattrenne {adj}
|
:: seventy-four-year-old
|
| sessantaquattrenne {mf}
|
:: seventy-four-year-old
|
| sessantaquattresimo {adj}
|
:: sixty-fourth
|
| sessantaquattresimo {m}
|
:: sixty-fourth
|
| sessantaquattro {adj}
|
:: sixty-four
|
| sessantaquattro {num}
|
:: sixty-four
|
| sessantasei {adj}
|
:: sixty-six
|
| sessantasei {num}
|
:: sixty-six
|
| sessantaseiesimo {adj}
|
:: sixty-sixth
|
| sessantaseiesimo {m}
|
:: sixty-sixth
|
| sessantasette {adj}
|
:: sixty-seven
|
| sessantasette {num}
|
:: sixty-seven
|
| sessantasettesimo {adj}
|
:: Sixty-seventh
|
| sessantasettesimo {m}
|
:: Sixty-seventh
|
| sessantatré {adj}
|
:: sixty-three
|
| sessantatré {num}
|
:: sixty-three
|
| sessantatreesimo {adj}
|
:: sixty-third
|
| sessantatreesimo {m}
|
:: sixty-third
|
| sessantenario {adj}
|
:: That lasts for sixty years
|
| sessantenario {adj}
|
:: That happens every sixty years
|
| sessantenario {m}
|
:: A sixtieth anniversary
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| sessantennale {adj}
|
:: That happens every sixty years
|
| sessantennale {f}
|
:: A celebration or exhibition held every sixty years
|
| sessantenne {adj}
|
:: sixty-year-old
|
| sessantenne {mf}
|
:: sixty-year-old
|
| sessantennio {m}
|
:: A period of sixty years
|
| sessantesimo {adj}
|
:: sixtieth
|
| sessantesimo {m}
|
:: sixtieth
|
| sessantina {f}
|
:: Approximately sixty; sixty-odd (number or age)
|
| sessantino {m}
|
:: maize grown in land previously used for wheat
|
| sessantottesimo {adj}
|
:: sixty-eighth
|
| sessantottesimo {m}
|
:: sixty-eighth
|
| sessantottina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sessantottino
|
| sessantottino {m}
|
:: A participant in any of the mass social movements of 1968
|
| sessantottismo {m}
|
:: ideology of the 1968 protest movement
|
| sessantotto {adj}
|
:: sixty-eight
|
| sessantotto {num}
|
:: sixty-eight
|
| sessantotto {prop}
|
:: The 1968 protest movement
|
| sessantunesimo {adj}
|
:: sixty-first
|
| sessantunesimo {m}
|
:: sixty-first
|
| sessantuno {adj}
|
:: sixty-one
|
| sessantuno {num}
|
:: sixty-one
|
| sessare {v}
|
:: To sex (typically, chickens)
|
| sessatore {m}
|
:: sexer (typically of chickens)
|
| sessennale {adj}
|
:: six-years-old
|
| sessennale {adj}
|
:: That happens every six years
|
| sessenne {adj}
|
:: six years old
|
| sessennio {m}
|
:: a period of six years
|
| sessile {adj} [botany, zoology]
|
:: sessile
|
| sessione {f}
|
:: session
|
| sessismo {m}
|
:: sexism
|
| sessista {adj}
|
:: sexist
|
| sessista {mf}
|
:: sexist
|
| sessitura {f}
|
:: A fold, in the hem of a garment, that allows it to be lengthened
|
| sesso {m}
|
:: sex (quality of being male or female)
|
| sesso {m} [uncountable]
|
:: sex (sexual intercourse)
|
| sessola {f} [nautical]
|
:: scoop, bailer
|
| sessola {f}
|
:: ladle
|
| sessuale {adj}
|
:: sexual, sex (attribute)
|
| sessualità {f}
|
:: sexuality
|
| sessualizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sessualizzare
|
| sessualizzare {vt}
|
:: to sexualize
|
| sessualizzazione {f}
|
:: sexualization
|
| sessualmente {adv}
|
:: sexually
|
| sessuato {adj}
|
:: sexed
|
| sessuofobia {f}
|
:: sex phobia, aversion to sex
|
| sessuofobico {adj}
|
:: sex phobic, averse to sex
|
| sessuofobo {m}
|
:: A person who has a strong aversion to sex
|
| sessuologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sessuologo
|
| sessuologia {f}
|
:: sexology
|
| sessuologico {adj}
|
:: sexological
|
| sessuologo {m}
|
:: sexologist (male or of unspecified sex)
|
| sessuomane {mf}
|
:: sex maniac
|
| sessuomane {adj}
|
:: oversexed
|
| sessuomania {f}
|
:: sex mania
|
| sestante {m} [nautical]
|
:: sextant
|
| sestario {m}
|
:: sextary
|
| sesterno {m} [codicology] /sesˈtɛr.no/
|
:: A booklet composed of six sheets (of parchment, paper or papyrus)
|
| sesterpene {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: sesterterpene
|
| sesterzio {m} [historical, money]
|
:: sestertius, sesterce
|
| se stessa {pron}
|
:: herself, itself, oneself
|
| sé stessa {pron}
|
:: herself, itself, oneself
|
| se stesso {pron}
|
:: himself, itself, oneself
|
| sé stesso {pron}
|
:: himself, itself, oneself
|
| sestetto {m} [music]
|
:: sextet
|
| sestiere {m}
|
:: Once, any of six subdivisions of several Italian cities, but now only used of Venice
|
| sestiga {f}
|
:: A chariot pulled by six horses
|
| sestile {m}
|
:: sextile
|
| sestina {f} [poetry]
|
:: A six-line stanza, sestet, sestina, sextain
|
| sestina {f} [music]
|
:: sextuplet
|
| sestino {m}
|
:: A small brick
|
| sestino {m}
|
:: A small coin (worth one sixth of a larger one)
|
| sestino {m}
|
:: A small clarinet
|
| Sestino {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sesto {adj}
|
:: sixth
|
| sesto {m}
|
:: sixth (fraction)
|
| sesto {m}
|
:: sixth (one in 6th position)
|
| sesto {m} [archaic]
|
:: pair of compasses
|
| sesto {m} [singular only]
|
:: layout, due place, order
|
| sesto {m} [architecture]
|
:: curve (of an arch)
|
| sesto {m} [architecture]
|
:: pointed or ogival arch
|
| sesto {m} [architecture]
|
:: round arch
|
| Sesto {prop}
|
:: Sextus
|
| sestodecimo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sedicesimo
|
| sestogenito {adj}
|
:: sixth-born
|
| sesto senso {m}
|
:: sixth sense
|
| Sestrugno {prop}
|
:: Sestrugno (island)
|
| sestultimo {adj}
|
:: sextultimate (last but five, sixth from last)
|
| sestuplicante {v}
|
:: present participle of sestuplicare
|
| sestuplicare {vt}
|
:: To sextuple (multiply by six)
|
| sestuplice {adj}
|
:: sextuple, sixfold
|
| sestuplo {adj}
|
:: sextuple
|
| sestuplo {m}
|
:: sextuple
|
| set {m}
|
:: set (group of things in maths, tennis, cinema, etc.)
|
| seta {f} [textiles] /ˈseː.t̪a/
|
:: silk
|
| setacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of setacciare
|
| setacciare {vt}
|
:: to sift, sieve, riddle, strain
|
| setacciare {vt}
|
:: to comb, search, patrol
|
| setacciare {vt}
|
:: to sweep, scour
|
| setacciatore {m}
|
:: sifter, siever
|
| setacciatura {f}
|
:: scouring, sieving, sifting
|
| setaccio {m}
|
:: sieve
|
| setaccio {m}
|
:: riddle
|
| setaceo {adj}
|
:: silken, silklike
|
| setaceo {adj} [botany, zoology]
|
:: setaceous
|
| setaiolo {m}
|
:: silk spinner, weaver or merchant
|
| setale {m} [fishing]
|
:: leader A section of line between the main fishing line and the snell of a hook,
|
| sete {f} /ˈseː.t̪e/
|
:: thirst
|
| seteria {f}
|
:: silk factory, silk mill
|
| seteria {f}
|
:: silk goods
|
| seteria {f}
|
:: silk shop
|
| Seth {prop}
|
:: Set (Egyptian god)
|
| seticoltore {m}
|
:: sericulturist
|
| seticoltura {f}
|
:: sericulture
|
| setificante {v}
|
:: present participle of setificare
|
| setificare {vt}
|
:: To make silky
|
| setificio {m}
|
:: silk factory, silk mill
|
| setino {m} [obsolete]
|
:: alternative form of satin: satin
|
| setino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sezze
|
| setola {f}
|
:: bristle
|
| setola {f}
|
:: sand crack
|
| setolare {v}
|
:: To clean with a wire brush
|
| setolatura {f}
|
:: cleaning with a wire brush
|
| setolinare {v}
|
:: To brush with a clothes brush
|
| setolino {m}
|
:: clothes brush
|
| setoloso {adj}
|
:: bristly
|
| setoluto {adj}
|
:: bristly
|
| setosità {f}
|
:: silkiness
|
| setoso {adj}
|
:: silky
|
| setta {f}
|
:: sect
|
| Setta {prop}
|
:: A river that flows through Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna
|
| Setta {prop}
|
:: obsolete form of Ceuta
|
| settabile {adj}
|
:: That can be set up
|
| settagenario {adj}
|
:: alternative form of settuagenario
|
| settagenario {m}
|
:: alternative form of settuagenario
|
| settaggio {m} [computing, electronics]
|
:: setting
|
| settale {adj}
|
:: septal
|
| settanta {adj}
|
:: seventy
|
| settanta {num}
|
:: seventy
|
| settantacinque {adj}
|
:: seventy-five
|
| settantacinque {num}
|
:: seventy-five
|
| settantacinquenne {adj}
|
:: seventy-five-year-old
|
| settantacinquenne {mf}
|
:: seventy-five-year-old
|
| settantacinquesimo {adj}
|
:: seventy-fifth
|
| settantacinquesimo {m}
|
:: seventy-fifth
|
| settantadue {adj}
|
:: seventy-two
|
| settantadue {num}
|
:: seventy-two
|
| settantaduenne {adj}
|
:: seventy-two-year-old
|
| settantaduenne {mf}
|
:: seventy-two-year-old
|
| settantaduesimo {adj}
|
:: seventy-second
|
| settantaduesimo {m}
|
:: seventy-second
|
| settantamila {adj}
|
:: seventy thousand
|
| settantamila {num}
|
:: seventy thousand
|
| settantanove {adj}
|
:: seventy-nine
|
| settantanove {num}
|
:: seventy-nine
|
| settantanovesimo {adj}
|
:: seventy-ninth
|
| settantanovesimo {m}
|
:: seventy-ninth
|
| settantaquattrenne {adj}
|
:: seventy-four-year-old
|
| settantaquattrenne {mf}
|
:: seventy-four-year-old
|
| settantaquattresimo {adj}
|
:: seventy-fourth
|
| settantaquattresimo {m}
|
:: seventy-fourth
|
| settantaquattro {adj}
|
:: seventy-four
|
| settantaquattro {num}
|
:: seventy-four
|
| settantasei {adj}
|
:: seventy-six
|
| settantasei {num}
|
:: seventy-six
|
| settantaseienne {adj}
|
:: seventy-six-year-old
|
| settantaseienne {mf}
|
:: seventy-six-year-old
|
| settantaseiesimo {adj}
|
:: seventy-sixth
|
| settantaseiesimo {m}
|
:: seventy-sixth
|
| settantasette {adj}
|
:: seventy-seven
|
| settantasette {num}
|
:: seventy-seven
|
| settantasettesimo {adj}
|
:: seventy-seventh
|
| settantasettesimo {m}
|
:: seventy-seventh
|
| settantatré {adj}
|
:: seventy-three
|
| settantatré {num}
|
:: seventy-three
|
| settantatreesimo {adj}
|
:: seventy-third
|
| settantatreesimo {m}
|
:: seventy-third
|
| settante {v}
|
:: present participle of settare
|
| settantenario {adj}
|
:: That lasts for seventy years
|
| settantenario {adj}
|
:: That happens every seventy years
|
| settantenario {m}
|
:: A seventieth anniversary
|
| settantennale {adj}
|
:: That lasts for seventy years
|
| settantennale {adj}
|
:: That happens every seventy years
|
| settantennale {m}
|
:: A seventieth anniversary
|
| settantenne {adj}
|
:: seventy-year-old
|
| settantenne {mf}
|
:: seventy-year-old
|
| settantennio {m}
|
:: A period of seventy years
|
| settantesimo {adj}
|
:: seventieth
|
| settantesimo {m}
|
:: seventieth
|
| settantina {f}
|
:: Approximately seventy; seventy-odd (number or age)
|
| settantottesimo {adj}
|
:: seventy-eighth
|
| settantottesimo {m}
|
:: seventy-eighth
|
| settantotto {adj}
|
:: seventy-eight
|
| settantotto {num}
|
:: seventy-eight
|
| settantotto giri {m}
|
:: A seventy-eight or 78 (record)
|
| settantunesimo {adj}
|
:: seventy-first
|
| settantunesimo {m}
|
:: seventy-first
|
| settantuno {adj}
|
:: seventy-one
|
| settantuno {num}
|
:: seventy-one
|
| settare {vt}
|
:: [computing, electronics] To set
|
| settariamente {adv}
|
:: sectarianly
|
| settario {adj}
|
:: sectarian
|
| settario {m}
|
:: sectarian
|
| settarismo {m}
|
:: sectarianism
|
| settatore {m}
|
:: partisan
|
| sette {num} /ˈsɛtːe/
|
:: seven
|
| sette {adj}
|
:: seven
|
| sette {m}
|
:: seven
|
| sette arti {fp}
|
:: The seven liberal arts
|
| settebello {m}
|
:: seven of diamonds (playing card)
|
| settebello {m}
|
:: the Italian men's water polo team
|
| settebello {m}
|
:: The ETR 300 train
|
| Settecani {prop}
|
:: Settecani (village)
|
| settecentesco {adj}
|
:: eighteenth-century
|
| settecentesimo {adj}
|
:: seven hundredth
|
| settecentesimo {m}
|
:: seven hundredth
|
| settecentista {adj}
|
:: eighteenth-century (attributive)
|
| settecentista {mf}
|
:: eighteenth-century artist, writer etc
|
| settecentista {mf}
|
:: scholar of the eighteenth-century
|
| settecentistico {adj}
|
:: eighteenth century (1700s) (attributive)
|
| settecento {adj}
|
:: seven hundred
|
| settecento {num}
|
:: seven hundred
|
| Settecento {m}
|
:: eighteenth century (1700s)
|
| settecentocinquanta {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty
|
| settecentocinquanta {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty
|
| settecentocinquantacinque {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-five
|
| settecentocinquantacinque {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-five
|
| settecentocinquantadue {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-two
|
| settecentocinquantadue {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-two
|
| settecentocinquantanove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-nine
|
| settecentocinquantanove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-nine
|
| settecentocinquantaquattro {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-four
|
| settecentocinquantaquattro {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-four
|
| settecentocinquantasei {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-six
|
| settecentocinquantasei {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-six
|
| settecentocinquantasette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-seven
|
| settecentocinquantasette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-seven
|
| settecentocinquantatré {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-three
|
| settecentocinquantatré {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-three
|
| settecentocinquantotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-eight
|
| settecentocinquantotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-eight
|
| settecentocinquantuno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-one
|
| settecentocinquantuno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifty-one
|
| settecentocinque {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and five
|
| settecentocinque {num}
|
:: seven hundred and five
|
| settecentodicianove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and nineteen
|
| settecentodicianove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and nineteen
|
| settecentodiciasette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventeen
|
| settecentodiciasette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventeen
|
| settecentodiciotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighteen
|
| settecentodiciotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighteen
|
| settecentodieci {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ten
|
| settecentodieci {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ten
|
| settecentododici {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twelve
|
| settecentododici {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twelve
|
| settecentodue {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and two
|
| settecentodue {num}
|
:: seven hundred and two
|
| settecentomila {adj}
|
:: seven hundred thousand
|
| settecentomila {num}
|
:: seven hundred thousand
|
| settecentonovanta {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety
|
| settecentonovanta {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety
|
| settecentonovantacinque {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-five
|
| settecentonovantacinque {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-five
|
| settecentonovantadue {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-two
|
| settecentonovantadue {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-two
|
| settecentonovantanove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-nine
|
| settecentonovantanove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-nine
|
| settecentonovantaquattro {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-four
|
| settecentonovantaquattro {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-four
|
| settecentonovantasei {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-six
|
| settecentonovantasei {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-six
|
| settecentonovantasette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-seven
|
| settecentonovantasette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-seven
|
| settecentonovantatré {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-three
|
| settecentonovantatré {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-three
|
| settecentonovantotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-eight
|
| settecentonovantotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-eight
|
| settecentonovantuno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-one
|
| settecentonovantuno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and ninety-one
|
| settecentonove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and nine
|
| settecentonove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and nine
|
| settecentootto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eight
|
| settecentootto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eight
|
| settecentoquaranta {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty
|
| settecentoquaranta {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty
|
| settecentoquarantacinque {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-five
|
| settecentoquarantacinque {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-five
|
| settecentoquarantadue {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-two
|
| settecentoquarantadue {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-two
|
| settecentoquarantanove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-nine
|
| settecentoquarantanove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-nine
|
| settecentoquarantaquattro {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-four
|
| settecentoquarantaquattro {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-four
|
| settecentoquarantasei {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-six
|
| settecentoquarantasei {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-six
|
| settecentoquarantasette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-seven
|
| settecentoquarantasette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-seven
|
| settecentoquarantatré {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-three
|
| settecentoquarantatré {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-three
|
| settecentoquarantotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-eight
|
| settecentoquarantotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-eight
|
| settecentoquarantuno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-one
|
| settecentoquarantuno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and forty-one
|
| settecentoquattordici {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fourteen
|
| settecentoquattordici {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fourteen
|
| settecentoquattro {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and four
|
| settecentoquattro {num}
|
:: seven hundred and four
|
| settecentoquindici {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and fifteen
|
| settecentoquindici {num}
|
:: seven hundred and fifteen
|
| settecentosedici {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixteen
|
| settecentosedici {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixteen
|
| settecentosei {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and six
|
| settecentosei {num}
|
:: seven hundred and six
|
| settecentosessanta {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty
|
| settecentosessanta {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty
|
| settecentosessantacinque {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-five
|
| settecentosessantacinque {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-five
|
| settecentosessantadue {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-two
|
| settecentosessantadue {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-two
|
| settecentosessantanove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-nine
|
| settecentosessantanove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-nine
|
| settecentosessantaquattro {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-four
|
| settecentosessantaquattro {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-four
|
| settecentosessantasei {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-six
|
| settecentosessantasei {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-six
|
| settecentosessantasette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-seven
|
| settecentosessantasette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-seven
|
| settecentosessantatré {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-three
|
| settecentosessantatré {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-three
|
| settecentosessantotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-eight
|
| settecentosessantotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-eight
|
| settecentosessantuno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-one
|
| settecentosessantuno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and sixty-one
|
| settecentosettanta {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy
|
| settecentosettanta {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy
|
| settecentosettantacinque {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-five
|
| settecentosettantacinque {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-five
|
| settecentosettantadue {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-two
|
| settecentosettantadue {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-two
|
| settecentosettantanove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-nine
|
| settecentosettantanove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-nine
|
| settecentosettantaquattro {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-four
|
| settecentosettantaquattro {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-four
|
| settecentosettantasei {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-six
|
| settecentosettantasei {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-six
|
| settecentosettantasette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-seven
|
| settecentosettantasette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-seven
|
| settecentosettantatré {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-three
|
| settecentosettantatré {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-three
|
| settecentosettantotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-eight
|
| settecentosettantotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-eight
|
| settecentosettantuno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-one
|
| settecentosettantuno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seventy-one
|
| settecentosette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and seven
|
| settecentosette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and seven
|
| settecentotre {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and three
|
| settecentotre {num}
|
:: seven hundred and three
|
| settecentotré {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and three
|
| settecentotré {num}
|
:: seven hundred and three
|
| settecentotredici {adj}
|
:: one hundred and thirteen
|
| settecentotredici {num}
|
:: one hundred and thirteen
|
| settecentotrenta {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty
|
| settecentotrenta {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty
|
| settecentotrentacinque {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-five
|
| settecentotrentacinque {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-five
|
| settecentotrentadue {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-two
|
| settecentotrentadue {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-two
|
| settecentotrentanove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-nine
|
| settecentotrentanove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-nine
|
| settecentotrentaquattro {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-four
|
| settecentotrentaquattro {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-four
|
| settecentotrentasei {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-six
|
| settecentotrentasei {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-six
|
| settecentotrentasette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-seven
|
| settecentotrentasette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-seven
|
| settecentotrentatré {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-three
|
| settecentotrentatré {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-three
|
| settecentotrentotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-eight
|
| settecentotrentotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-eight
|
| settecentotrentuno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-one
|
| settecentotrentuno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and thirty-one
|
| settecentottanta {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty
|
| settecentottanta {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty
|
| settecentottantacinque {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-five
|
| settecentottantacinque {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-five
|
| settecentottantadue {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-two
|
| settecentottantadue {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-two
|
| settecentottantanove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-nine
|
| settecentottantanove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-nine
|
| settecentottantaquattro {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-four
|
| settecentottantaquattro {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-four
|
| settecentottantasei {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-six
|
| settecentottantasei {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-six
|
| settecentottantasette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-seven
|
| settecentottantasette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-seven
|
| settecentottantatré {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-three
|
| settecentottantatré {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-three
|
| settecentottantotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-eight
|
| settecentottantotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-eight
|
| settecentottantuno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-one
|
| settecentottantuno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eighty-one
|
| settecentotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and eight
|
| settecentotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and eight
|
| settecentouno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and one
|
| settecentouno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and one
|
| settecentoventi {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty
|
| settecentoventi {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty
|
| settecentoventicinque {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-five
|
| settecentoventicinque {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-five
|
| settecentoventidue {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-two
|
| settecentoventidue {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-two
|
| settecentoventinove {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-nine
|
| settecentoventinove {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-nine
|
| settecentoventiquattro {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-four
|
| settecentoventiquattro {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-four
|
| settecentoventisei {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-six
|
| settecentoventisei {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-six
|
| settecentoventisette {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-seven
|
| settecentoventisette {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-seven
|
| settecentoventitré {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-three
|
| settecentoventitré {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-three
|
| settecentoventotto {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-eight
|
| settecentoventotto {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-eight
|
| settecentoventuno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-one
|
| settecentoventuno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and twenty-one
|
| settecentuno {adj}
|
:: seven hundred and one
|
| settecentuno {num}
|
:: seven hundred and one
|
| sette mari {mp}
|
:: the seven seas
|
| settembrale {adj}
|
:: September (attributive)
|
| settembre {m} /setˈtɛm.bre/
|
:: September
|
| settembria {f}
|
:: autumn
|
| settembrino {adj}
|
:: September (attributive)
|
| settembrizzatore {m}
|
:: Septembrist
|
| settemila {adj}
|
:: seven thousand
|
| settemila {num}
|
:: seven thousand
|
| settemilaottocento {adj}
|
:: seven thousand eight hundred
|
| settemilaottocento {num}
|
:: seven thousand eight hundred
|
| settemplice {adj}
|
:: sevenfold
|
| settemvirale {adj}
|
:: septemviral
|
| settemvirato {m}
|
:: septemvirate (office)
|
| settemviro {m}
|
:: septemvirate (person)
|
| Sette Nani {prop}
|
:: The Seven Dwarfs (fairy tale and Disney characters)
|
| settenario {m}
|
:: (in classical Italian verse) A line of verse containing seven syllables
|
| settennale {adj}
|
:: septennial
|
| settennato {m}
|
:: A period of seven years
|
| settenne {adj}
|
:: seven years of age
|
| settenne {mf}
|
:: seven-year-old
|
| settennio {m}
|
:: A period of seven years
|
| settentrionale {adj} /settentrjoˈnale/
|
:: northern, northerly, north [attributive]
|
| settentrionale {mf}
|
:: northerner
|
| settentrionale {mf}
|
:: northern Italian
|
| settentrionalismo {m} [in Italy]
|
:: The dominance of Northern Italian culture, economics and industry
|
| settentrionalista {m}
|
:: An expert in "settentrionalismo"
|
| settentrionalistico {adj}
|
:: Relating to "settentrionalismo"
|
| settentrionalità {f}
|
:: The property of being from Northern Italy; the spirit or essence of this region
|
| settentrionalizzare {v}
|
:: To dominate in Northern Italy
|
| settentrionalizzazione {f}
|
:: dominance in Northern Italy
|
| settentrione {m}
|
:: north
|
| settentrione {m}
|
:: North (northern region)
|
| settenviro {m}
|
:: alternative form of settemviro
|
| sette peccati capitali {mp} [Catholicism]
|
:: seven deadly sins
|
| setter {m}
|
:: setter (dog)
|
| setterosa {m}
|
:: the Italian women's water polo team
|
| setticemia {f} [disease]
|
:: septicemia
|
| setticemico {adj}
|
:: septicemic
|
| setticlavio {m} [music]
|
:: The seven different clefs or keys that fa, do and sol can form on a staff or stave
|
| settico {adj}
|
:: septic
|
| settiforme {adj}
|
:: septiform (sevenfold)
|
| settilustre {adj}
|
:: That lasts for seven lustra (35 years)
|
| settima {f}
|
:: feminine noun of settimo
|
| settimana {f}
|
:: week
|
| settimana bianca {f}
|
:: A week's holiday in the mountains, skiing, hiking etc
|
| settimanale {adj}
|
:: weekly
|
| settimanale {m}
|
:: weekly (publication)
|
| settimanalista {mf}
|
:: journalist on a weekly publication
|
| settimanalmente {adv}
|
:: weekly
|
| Settimana Santa {prop}
|
:: Holy Week
|
| settimanile {m}
|
:: A chest of drawers that has seven drawers
|
| settimese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Settimo Torinese
|
| settimese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Settimo Torinese or the Settimo Torinese people
|
| settimestre {adj}
|
:: alternative form of settimino
|
| settimino {m}
|
:: A baby born two months prematurely (Feminine: settimina)
|
| settimino {m} [music]
|
:: septet
|
| settimino {adj} [of a baby]
|
:: Born two months prematurely
|
| Settimio {prop}
|
:: Septimius
|
| settimo {adj} /ˈsɛttimo/
|
:: seventh
|
| settimo {m}
|
:: seventh (the one in seventh position)
|
| settimo {m}
|
:: seventh (fraction)
|
| settimo cielo {n}
|
:: seventh heaven, over the moon
|
| settimo cielo {n}
|
:: cloud nine
|
| settina {f}
|
:: A group of seven people or things (originally a committee of seven citizens who set taxes in Florence)
|
| settinsulare {adj}
|
:: septinsular
|
| settireme {f} [nautical]
|
:: septireme
|
| setto {m} [anatomy, botany]
|
:: septum
|
| setto {m} [architecture]
|
:: parting wall
|
| setto nasale {m} [anatomy]
|
:: nasal septum
|
| settore {m} /setˈto.re/
|
:: sector
|
| settore {m}
|
:: area
|
| settoriale {adj}
|
:: sectoral
|
| settoriale {adj}
|
:: area (attributive)
|
| settorialismo {m}
|
:: sectionalism
|
| settorializzante {v}
|
:: present participle of settorializzare
|
| settorializzare {vt}
|
:: To sectorize (divide into sectors)
|
| settorializzazione {f}
|
:: sectorization
|
| settorista {mf}
|
:: A specialist in a particular commercial sector
|
| settrice {f} [geometry] /setˈtri.t͡ʃe/
|
:: sectrix (curve which can be used to divide an arbitrary angle by any integer)
|
| settuagenario {adj}
|
:: septuagenary, seventy-year-old
|
| settuagenario {m}
|
:: septuagenarian
|
| settuagesima {f}
|
:: Septuagesima
|
| settuagesimo {adj}
|
:: synonym of settantesimo
|
| settuplicante {v}
|
:: present participle of settuplicare
|
| settuplicare {vt}
|
:: To septuple (multiply by seven)
|
| settuplo {adj}
|
:: septuple
|
| settuplo {m}
|
:: septuple
|
| Seul {prop} /seˈul/
|
:: Seul (capital city)
|
| severamente {adv}
|
:: severely, strictly
|
| severare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sceverare
|
| severiano {adj}
|
:: Severan
|
| Severino {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| severissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of severo
|
| severità {f}
|
:: severity
|
| severità {f}
|
:: strictness
|
| Severn {prop}
|
:: Severn
|
| severo {adj} /seˈvɛ.ro/
|
:: severe
|
| severo {adj}
|
:: strict
|
| Severo {prop}
|
:: Severus
|
| sevesino {m}
|
:: A fishing net similar to a trammel but with larger mesh
|
| Seveso {prop}
|
:: Seveso (river)
|
| sevizia {f}
|
:: torture
|
| seviziante {v}
|
:: present participle of seviziare
|
| seviziare {vt}
|
:: To torture
|
| seviziare {vt}
|
:: To rape
|
| seviziatore {m}
|
:: torturer
|
| seviziatrice {f}
|
:: torturer
|
| sevo {m}
|
:: synonym of sego
|
| sevro {adj}
|
:: alternative form of scevro
|
| sexgate {m}
|
:: A sexual scandal, especially one involving politicians
|
| sexy {adj} /ˈsɛxy/
|
:: sexy
|
| sexy-shop {m}
|
:: sex shop
|
| Seychelles {prop}
|
:: Seychelles
|
| seychellese {adj}
|
:: Seychellois
|
| sezionabile {adj}
|
:: That can be sectioned, sectionable
|
| sezionale {adj}
|
:: sectional
|
| sezionamento {m}
|
:: division, separation
|
| sezionamento {m} [surgery]
|
:: dissection
|
| sezionante {v}
|
:: present participle of sezionare
|
| sezionare {v}
|
:: to divide up or cut up
|
| sezionare {v}
|
:: to section
|
| sezionare {v}
|
:: to dissect
|
| sezionatore {m}
|
:: isolator (electrical)
|
| sezionatura {f}
|
:: division, separation
|
| sezione {f}
|
:: section
|
| sezione {f}
|
:: department
|
| sezione {f}
|
:: stream (in a school)
|
| sezione {f}
|
:: seat (electoral district)
|
| sezione aurea {f} [mathematics]
|
:: golden ratio
|
| sezione ritmica {f} [music]
|
:: rhythm section
|
| Sezze {prop}
|
:: Sezze (town)
|
| sezzese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sezze
|
| sezzo {adj}
|
:: synonym of ultimo
|
| sfaccendante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfaccendare
|
| sfaccendare {vi}
|
:: to be busy or bustle about
|
| sfaccendata {f}
|
:: (female) idler, loafer, good-for-nothing
|
| sfaccendato {adj}
|
:: lazy, indolent
|
| sfaccendato {m}
|
:: idler, loafer, good-for-nothing
|
| sfaccettante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfaccettare
|
| sfaccettare {vt}
|
:: To cut or facet (a jewel)
|
| sfaccettato {adj}
|
:: cut (gem)
|
| sfaccettato {adj}
|
:: faceted
|
| sfaccettatura {f}
|
:: faceting, cutting
|
| sfaccettatura {f}
|
:: facet
|
| sfacchinante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfacchinare
|
| sfacchinare {vi}
|
:: To toil, to slog, to drudge
|
| sfacchinata {f}
|
:: slog, drudgery, hard work
|
| sfacciare {v}
|
:: To cut into facets
|
| sfacciataggine {f}
|
:: impudence, impertinence, insolence, cheek, nerve
|
| sfacciatamente {adv}
|
:: insolently, cheekily
|
| sfacciatello {adj}
|
:: impudent, insolent, cheeky
|
| sfacciatello {m}
|
:: cheeky person
|
| sfacciatezza {f}
|
:: impudence, impertinence, insolence, cheek, nerve, chutzpah
|
| sfacciato {adj}
|
:: insolent, cheeky, impudent, shameless or brazen-faced
|
| sfacciatura {f}
|
:: faceting
|
| sfacelo {m}
|
:: decomposition
|
| sfacelo {m} [by extension]
|
:: decay, ruin, disaster, destruction, mess
|
| sfacente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfare
|
| sfacentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfarsi
|
| sfacimento {m}
|
:: alternative form of disfacimento
|
| Sfacteria {prop}
|
:: Sphacteria (Greek island)
|
| sfagiolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfagiolare
|
| sfagiolare {vi} [colloquial]
|
:: To like
|
| sfagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfagliare
|
| sfagliare {vt}
|
:: To discard (a playing card)
|
| sfagliare {vi} [of a horse]
|
:: To jink
|
| sfagneto {m}
|
:: sphagnum bog
|
| sfagnicolo {adj}
|
:: sphagnum-moss production (attributive) (for the cut-flower industry)
|
| sfagno {m}
|
:: sphagnum (plant of the genus Sphagnum')
|
| sfagnobrio {m} [bryology, in some classifications] /sfaɲˈɲɔ.brjo/
|
:: Any member of the Sphagnobrya taxonomic subclass
|
| sfagnobrio {m}
|
:: alternative case form of Sfagnobrio
|
| Sfagnobrio {m} [in some classifications]
|
:: The Sphagnobrya taxonomic subclass
|
| sfalcio {m}
|
:: reaping or mowing (material so harvested)
|
| sfaldabile {adj}
|
:: flaky
|
| sfaldabilità {f}
|
:: flakiness
|
| sfaldamento {m}
|
:: flaking, exfoliation
|
| sfaldamento {m}
|
:: crumbling
|
| sfaldante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfaldare
|
| sfaldantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfaldarsi
|
| sfaldare {vt}
|
:: to flake
|
| sfaldare {vt}
|
:: to shatter
|
| sfaldarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sfaldare
|
| sfaldarsi {v}
|
:: to disintegrate
|
| sfaldarsi {v}
|
:: to exfoliate
|
| sfaldatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfaldarsi
|
| sfaldatura {f}
|
:: cleavage (of a crystal)
|
| sfaldellare {v}
|
:: To crumble
|
| sfalerite {f} [mineral]
|
:: sphalerite
|
| sfalsamento {m}
|
:: stagger, staggering
|
| sfalsante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfalsare
|
| sfalsare {vt}
|
:: To stagger or offset
|
| sfalsato {adj}
|
:: staggered, offset
|
| sfamante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfamare
|
| sfamantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfamarsi
|
| sfamare {vt}
|
:: to feed
|
| sfamare {vt}
|
:: to satisfy someone's hunger
|
| sfamarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sfamare
|
| sfamarsi {v}
|
:: to satisfy one's hunger; to become full up
|
| sfamatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfamarsi
|
| sfanalante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfanalare
|
| sfanalare {v}
|
:: To flash one's headlights (either as a warning or as a greeting)
|
| sfanalata {f}
|
:: A flash of the headlights [either as a warning of a greeting]
|
| sfanfanare {v}
|
:: To wear out
|
| sfangante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfangare
|
| sfangare {vi}
|
:: To extricate oneself from the mud
|
| sfangare {vi}
|
:: To sink in the mud as one walks
|
| sfangare {vt}
|
:: To clean from mud
|
| sfangare {vt}
|
:: To wash muddy debris from a mineral or ore
|
| sfare {vt}
|
:: to undo
|
| sfarfallamento {m}
|
:: flicker
|
| sfarfallamento {m}
|
:: wobble, shimmy
|
| sfarfallamento {m}
|
:: flutter
|
| sfarfallamento {m}
|
:: emergence from a cocoon
|
| sfarfallante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfarfallare
|
| sfarfallare {vi}
|
:: to flutter (about)
|
| sfarfallare {vi}
|
:: to flicker
|
| sfarfallatura {f}
|
:: emergence from a cocoon
|
| sfarfallio {m}
|
:: flickering
|
| sfarfallone {m}
|
:: blunder
|
| sfarinabile {adj}
|
:: That can be pulverized; pulverizable
|
| sfarinamento {m}
|
:: pulverization
|
| sfarinante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfarinare
|
| sfarinantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfarinarsi
|
| sfarinare {vt}
|
:: To grind to flour
|
| sfarinare {vti}
|
:: To pulverize
|
| sfarinare {vi}
|
:: To become floury or powdery
|
| sfarinarsi {vr}
|
:: To become floury
|
| sfarinarsi {vr}
|
:: To pulverize, to become pulverized, to crumble
|
| sfarinato {m}
|
:: any of the various products obtained by grinding cereals or legumes
|
| sfarinatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfarinarsi
|
| sfarsi {vr}
|
:: To dissolve or melt
|
| sfarsi {vr}
|
:: To get soft or mushy
|
| sfarsi {vr}
|
:: To sag
|
| sfarzo {m} /ˈsfar.t͡so/
|
:: luxury, pomp, grandeur, sumptuousness, magnificence, éclat
|
| sfarzosamente {adv}
|
:: sumptuously, magnificently, richly, splendidly
|
| sfarzosità {f}
|
:: magnificence, luxuriousness, opulence, sumptuousness
|
| sfarzoso {adj}
|
:: luxurious, opulent, sumptuous, rich, magnificent
|
| sfasamento {m} [physics]
|
:: The difference in phase of two waves; the interval between successive cyclical events
|
| sfasamento {m}
|
:: confusion, bewilderment
|
| sfasante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfasare
|
| sfasare {vt}
|
:: to vary the phase of an alternating current
|
| sfasare {vt}
|
:: to faze (disturb)
|
| sfasato {adj}
|
:: out of phase
|
| sfasato {adj}
|
:: fazed, confused, bewildered
|
| sfasatura {f}
|
:: phase displacement
|
| sfasciacarrozze {m}
|
:: auto wrecker, car wrecker
|
| sfasciafamiglie {m}
|
:: wrecker
|
| sfasciafamiglie {m}
|
:: One who breaks up situations, events - (home wrecker, marriage wrecker, party wrecker)
|
| sfasciamento {m}
|
:: breaking, smashing, shattering
|
| sfasciamento {m}
|
:: collapse, ruin, break-up
|
| sfasciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfasciare
|
| sfasciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfasciarsi
|
| sfasciare {vt}
|
:: to unbandage, unwind
|
| sfasciare {vt}
|
:: to break, smash, shatter, wreck, demolish
|
| sfasciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sfasciare
|
| sfasciarsi {vr}
|
:: to be smashed or wrecked
|
| sfasciarsi {vr}
|
:: to shatter
|
| sfasciatore {m}
|
:: demolitionist
|
| sfasciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfasciarsi
|
| sfasciatura {f}
|
:: unbandaging (removal of a bandage)
|
| sfascista {adj}
|
:: hypercritic, pessimistic
|
| sfascista {mf}
|
:: Such a person
|
| sfasciume {m}
|
:: scree, detritus
|
| sfasciume {m}
|
:: debris, rubble; junk
|
| sfasolato {adj}
|
:: penniless
|
| sfatante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfatare
|
| sfatare {vt}
|
:: To explode (show a myth, etc. to be false)
|
| sfaticante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfaticare
|
| sfaticare {vi}
|
:: To toil, drudge or slog
|
| sfaticato {adj}
|
:: lazy, idle
|
| sfaticato {m}
|
:: idler
|
| sfaticato {m}
|
:: loafer
|
| sfaticato {m}
|
:: shirker
|
| sfatto {adj}
|
:: unmade, undone
|
| sfatto {adj}
|
:: overcooked
|
| sfatto {adj}
|
:: overripe
|
| sfatto {adj}
|
:: melted, thawed
|
| sfatto {adj}
|
:: withered
|
| sfattosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfarsi
|
| sfavillamento {m}
|
:: sparkle
|
| sfavillamento {m}
|
:: flicker
|
| sfavillante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfavillare
|
| sfavillante {adj}
|
:: sparkling
|
| sfavillante {adj}
|
:: flickering
|
| sfavillare {v}
|
:: to sparkle
|
| sfavillare {v}
|
:: to flicker
|
| sfavillio {m}
|
:: sparkle, scintillation
|
| sfavillio {m}
|
:: lustre
|
| sfavore {m}
|
:: disadvantage
|
| sfavore {m}
|
:: disfavour
|
| sfavorente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfavorire
|
| sfavorevole {adj}
|
:: unfavourable
|
| sfavorevolmente {adv}
|
:: unfavourably
|
| sfavorire {vt}
|
:: To be against, to work against, to be unfavourable, to treat unfairly
|
| sfebbrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfebbrare
|
| sfebbrare {vi}
|
:: To get rid of a fever
|
| sfebbrato {adj}
|
:: No longer feverish
|
| sfecsofobia {f}
|
:: spheksophobia
|
| sfederare {v}
|
:: To remove a pillowcase from a pillow
|
| sfegatante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfegatarsi
|
| sfegatantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfegatarsi
|
| sfegatarsi {vr}
|
:: To strain oneself
|
| sfegatato {adj}
|
:: ardent, passionate, enthusiastic, smitten
|
| sfegatatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfegatarsi
|
| sfeltrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfeltrare
|
| sfeltrare {vt}
|
:: To pluck
|
| sfeltratura {f}
|
:: plucking
|
| sfemminellare {v}
|
:: To remove the buds from a vine
|
| sfemminellatura {f}
|
:: The removal of buds from a vine (to encourage growth in others)
|
| sfendente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfendere
|
| sfendere {v}
|
:: obsolete form of fendere
|
| sfendone {m}
|
:: headband (in Ancient Greece)
|
| sfenico {adj}
|
:: sphenic
|
| sfenocefalia {f} [pathology]
|
:: sphenocephaly
|
| sfenocefalo {adj}
|
:: sphenocephalic
|
| sfenodonte {m}
|
:: sphenodont
|
| sfenoidale {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: sphenoidal, sphenoid (attributive)
|
| sfenoide {m} [skeleton]
|
:: sphenoid
|
| sfenomandibolare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sphenomandibular
|
| sfenopalatino {adj}
|
:: sphenopalatine
|
| sfera {f} /ˈsfɛ.ra/
|
:: sphere, ball, globe
|
| sfera {f}
|
:: scope, range
|
| sfera armillare {f}
|
:: armillary sphere
|
| sfera di cristallo {f}
|
:: crystal ball
|
| sferale {adj}
|
:: synonym of sferico
|
| sferetta {f}
|
:: Small sphere
|
| sfericamente {adv}
|
:: spherically
|
| sfericità {f}
|
:: sphericity
|
| sferico {adj}
|
:: spherical
|
| sferificazione {f}
|
:: spherification (especially the gastronomic technique)
|
| sferire {v} [nautical, sailing]
|
:: to unbend (to unbend the sails)
|
| sferisterio {m}
|
:: A stadium for any of several ball games such as tamburello or pallone
|
| sferisterio {m}
|
:: sphaeristerium
|
| sferistico {adj}
|
:: Describing any of several ball games in which the ball is hit with the hand
|
| sferocona {f}
|
:: spherocone
|
| sferoidale {adj}
|
:: spheroidal
|
| sferoide {m} [mathematics]
|
:: spheroid
|
| sferometro {m}
|
:: spherometer
|
| sferoscopio {m}
|
:: spheroscope
|
| sferragliamento {m}
|
:: rattle
|
| sferragliamento {m}
|
:: clatter, clattering
|
| sferragliamento {m}
|
:: clang, clanging
|
| sferragliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sferragliare
|
| sferragliare {vit}
|
:: to rattle, clatter, rumble
|
| sferrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sferrare
|
| sferrare {vt}
|
:: To launch (an attack); to unleash (an animal)
|
| sferratura {f}
|
:: unleashing (of an animal)
|
| sferratura {f}
|
:: launching (of an attack)
|
| sferruzzante {mf}
|
:: knitter (person who knits)
|
| sferruzzare {vi}
|
:: To knit
|
| sferula {f}
|
:: spherule
|
| sferulite {f}
|
:: spherulite
|
| sfervorato {adj}
|
:: discouraged, disheartened
|
| sferza {f} /ˈsfɛrza/
|
:: whip, lash
|
| sferzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sferzare
|
| sferzante {adj} [figurative]
|
:: that hits or strikes violently; lashing
|
| sferzante {adj} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: stinging, biting, caustic, pungent
|
| sferzare {vt} /sferˈt͡sare/
|
:: to whip or lash
|
| sferzare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: [of a natural agent] to strike or hit violently
|
| sferzare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to criticize harshly
|
| sferzare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to stimulate; to spur
|
| sferzata {f}
|
:: whipping, lashing
|
| sferzata {f}
|
:: a stroke of satire or sarcasm; an expression or retort that cuts or gives pain; a cut
|
| sferzata {f}
|
:: impetus, stimulus
|
| sferzatore {m}
|
:: whipper
|
| sferzatore {m}
|
:: Severe critic
|
| sferzina {f} [nautical]
|
:: mooring rope
|
| sfessare {v}
|
:: To spoil
|
| sfessare {v}
|
:: To tire, exhaust
|
| sfessato {adj}
|
:: spoiled
|
| sfessato {adj}
|
:: tired, exhausted
|
| sfessatura {f}
|
:: slit
|
| sfiaccolaggine {f}
|
:: exhaustion
|
| sfiaccolare {v}
|
:: To burn up
|
| sfiaccolare {v}
|
:: To exhaust
|
| sfiaccolare {v}
|
:: To weaken, debilitate
|
| sfiaccolato {adj}
|
:: exhausted
|
| sfiancante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfiancare
|
| sfiancantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfiancarsi
|
| sfiancare {vt}
|
:: To break the sides of
|
| sfiancare {vt}
|
:: To exhaust or wear out
|
| sfiancarsi {vr}
|
:: To exhaust oneself
|
| sfiancarsi {vr}
|
:: To be exhausted, to be worn-out
|
| sfiancato {adj}
|
:: exhausted, worn-out
|
| sfiancato {adj}
|
:: hollow-flanked
|
| sfiancatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfiancarsi
|
| sfiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfiare
|
| sfiare {v}
|
:: to let air out (of a balloon, tyre etc)
|
| sfiatamento {m}
|
:: leak, leakage, escape
|
| sfiatante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfiatare
|
| sfiatare {vi}
|
:: to emit air or gas; to vent
|
| sfiatare {v} [da]
|
:: [of air or gas] to leak or escape
|
| sfiatare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to emit or expel
|
| sfiatare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to make [someone] breathless or voiceless
|
| sfiatare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to make [a wind instrument] lose its volume, tenor, etc
|
| sfiatarsi {vi}
|
:: reflexive of sfiatare
|
| sfiatarsi {vi}
|
:: [of a wind instrument] to lose its tenor
|
| sfiatarsi {vi}
|
:: [of a singer] to lose one's voice
|
| sfiatarsi {vi} [figurative, by extension, familiar]
|
:: to become out of breath by yelling too much; to shout oneself hoarse
|
| sfiatatoio {m}
|
:: vent
|
| sfiatatoio {m}
|
:: blowhole
|
| sfiatatura {f}
|
:: leak, leakage, escape
|
| sfiatatura {f}
|
:: hole, vent
|
| sfibbiamento {m}
|
:: unbuckling, unfastening
|
| sfibbiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfibbiare
|
| sfibbiare {vt}
|
:: to unbuckle, unfasten
|
| sfibbiatura {f}
|
:: synonym of sfibbiamento
|
| sfibramento {m}
|
:: defibration
|
| sfibramento {m}
|
:: weakening, enervation
|
| sfibrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfibrare
|
| sfibrante {adj}
|
:: exhausting
|
| sfibrare {vt} /sfiˈbra.re/
|
:: To remove the fiber from: to defiber [US]
|
| sfibrare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: To exhaust or enervate
|
| sfibrato {adj}
|
:: exhausted, worn out
|
| sfida {f} /ˈsfi.da/
|
:: challenge
|
| sfida {f} [historical]
|
:: the compensation due to the municipality for unauthorized grazing on public land
|
| sfidante {v} /sfiˈdan.te/
|
:: present participle of sfidare
|
| sfidante {adj}
|
:: challenging
|
| sfidante {mf}
|
:: challenger
|
| sfidantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfidarsi
|
| sfidanza {f}
|
:: distrust, mistrust
|
| sfidar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of sfidare
|
| sfidare {vt} /sfiˈda.re/
|
:: to challenge
|
| sfidare {vt}
|
:: to defy
|
| sfidare {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to discourage, dishearten
|
| sfidarsi {v} /sfiˈdar.si/
|
:: reflexive of sfidare
|
| sfidarsi {v}
|
:: to challenge each other; to defy each other
|
| sfidato {m} /sfiˈda.to/
|
:: One who has been challenged
|
| sfidato {adj} [obsolete, literary]
|
:: discouraged, disheartened
|
| sfidato {adj} [archaic, familiar, Tuscany]
|
:: distrustful
|
| sfidatore {m} [literary] /sfi.daˈto.re/
|
:: challenger
|
| sfidatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfidarsi
|
| sfidatrice {f} [literary] /sfi.daˈtri.t͡ʃe/
|
:: feminine noun of sfidatore: challenger [female]
|
| sfiducia {f} /sfiˈdu.t͡ʃa/
|
:: distrust
|
| sfiducia {f} [politics]
|
:: vote of no confidence
|
| sfiduciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfiduciare
|
| sfiduciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfiduciarsi
|
| sfiduciare {vt} /sfi.duˈt͡ʃa.re/
|
:: to dishearten or discourage
|
| sfiduciare {vt} [politics]
|
:: to pass a vote of no confidence
|
| sfiduciarsi {vr} /sfi.duˈt͡ʃar.si/
|
:: To lose heart, to get discouraged
|
| sfiduciato {adj} /sfi.duˈt͡ʃa.to/
|
:: discouraged, disheartened, depressed
|
| sfiduciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfiduciarsi
|
| sfiducioso {adj} /sfi.duˈt͡ʃo.zo/
|
:: discouraged, disheartened
|
| sfiga {f} [slang, vulgar]
|
:: bad luck
|
| sfigato {adj} [slang, pejorative]
|
:: unfortunate, unlucky
|
| sfigato {m} [slang, pejorative]
|
:: unfortunate or unlucky person
|
| sfigato {m} [slang, pejorative]
|
:: loser
|
| sfigmico {adj}
|
:: sphygmic
|
| sfigmofono {m}
|
:: sphygmophone
|
| sfigmografia {f}
|
:: sphygmography
|
| sfigmografico {adj}
|
:: sphygmographic
|
| sfigmografo {m}
|
:: sphygmograph
|
| sfigmogramma {m}
|
:: sphygmogram
|
| sfigmomanometria {f}
|
:: sphygmomanometry
|
| sfigmomanometro {m} [medicine]
|
:: sphygmomanometer
|
| sfigmometro {m}
|
:: sphygmometer
|
| sfigurante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfigurare
|
| sfigurare {vt}
|
:: To disfigure, to scar
|
| sfigurare {vi}
|
:: To make a bad impression
|
| sfilabile {adj}
|
:: removable
|
| sfilacciamento {m}
|
:: unravelling, fraying
|
| sfilacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfilacciare
|
| sfilacciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfilacciarsi
|
| sfilacciare {vi}
|
:: to fray, unravel
|
| sfilacciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sfilacciare
|
| sfilacciarsi {v}
|
:: to fray, unravel
|
| sfilacciarsi {v}
|
:: to disintegrate, break up
|
| sfilacciato {adj}
|
:: frayed
|
| sfilacciato {adj}
|
:: disjointed
|
| sfilacciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfilacciarsi
|
| sfilacciatrice {f}
|
:: grinding machine
|
| sfilacciatura {f}
|
:: fraying, unravelling
|
| sfilacciatura {f}
|
:: grinding of rags (to make paper)
|
| sfilaccicare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sfilacciare
|
| sfilamento {m}
|
:: fraying, unstringing, unwinding
|
| sfilamento {m}
|
:: parade, march-past
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| sfilante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfilare
|
| sfilare {vt}
|
:: to pull the threads from a fabric
|
| sfilare {vt}
|
:: to unstring [pearls]
|
| sfilare {vt}
|
:: to unthread [a needle]
|
| sfilare {vi}
|
:: to parade, march past
|
| sfilarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sfilare
|
| sfilarsi {vr}
|
:: to become unstrung, unthreaded
|
| sfilarsi {vr}
|
:: to rip, unravel, ladder, fray
|
| sfilarsi {vr}
|
:: to remove [clothing]
|
| sfilarsi {vr}
|
:: to sneak away
|
| sfilata {f}
|
:: parade
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| sfilata {f}
|
:: march
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| sfilatino {m}
|
:: baguette (French bread)
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| sfilatura {f}
|
:: unthreading
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| sfilatura {f}
|
:: unstringing
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| sfilatura {f}
|
:: rip
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| sfilatura {f}
|
:: ladder, run (in stockings)
|
| sfilettante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfilettare
|
| sfilettare {vt}
|
:: To fillet (fish etc)
|
| sfilza {f}
|
:: row, line
|
| sfilza {f}
|
:: string, sequence, series
|
| sfinente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfinire
|
| sfinentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfinirsi
|
| sfinge {f} /ˈsfin.dʒe/
|
:: sphinx
|
| Sfinge {prop}
|
:: Sphinx
|
| sfingenina {f}
|
:: synonym of sfingosina
|
| sfingeo {adj}
|
:: sphinxlike
|
| sfingeo {adj}
|
:: enigmatic, mysterious, impenetrable
|
| sfingolipide {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: sphingolipid
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| sfingolipidosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: sphingolipidosis
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| sfingomielina {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: sphingomyelin
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| sfingomielinasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: sphingomyelinase
|
| sfingosina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: sphingosine
|
| sfinimento {m}
|
:: exhaustion
|
| sfinire {vt}
|
:: to exhaust, to wear out
|
| sfinirsi {vr}
|
:: To exhaust oneself, or wear oneself out
|
| sfinitezza {f}
|
:: exhaustion
|
| sfinito {adj}
|
:: exhausted, worn out
|
| sfinitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfinirsi
|
| sfinocchiato {adj}
|
:: dejected; on the point of giving up
|
| sfintere {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sphincter
|
| sfintere anale {m} [muscle]
|
:: anal sphincter, arsehole
|
| sfintere anale esterno {m} [muscle]
|
:: sphincter ani externus, external anal sphincter
|
| sfintere anale interno {m} [muscle]
|
:: sphincter ani internus, internal anal sphincter
|
| sfintere dell'iride {m} [muscle]
|
:: iris sphincter
|
| sfinterico {adj}
|
:: sphincteric
|
| sfioccamento {m}
|
:: unravelling, fraying
|
| sfioccante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfioccare
|
| sfioccare {vt}
|
:: To unravel or fray
|
| sfiocinare {v}
|
:: To harpoon
|
| sfiondare {v}
|
:: To throw with a sling
|
| sfioramento {m}
|
:: skimming
|
| sfioramento {m} [medicine]
|
:: palpation
|
| sfiorante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfiorare
|
| sfiorantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfiorarsi
|
| sfiorare {vt}
|
:: to graze, glance
|
| sfiorare {vt}
|
:: to skim (over)
|
| sfiorare {v}
|
:: to brush over, to touch lightly
|
| sfiorarsi {vr}
|
:: To touch lightly or brush oneself
|
| sfiorarsi {vr}
|
:: To touch lightly each other or brush each other
|
| sfiorarsi {vr}
|
:: To lose petals [of a flower]
|
| sfioratore {m}
|
:: spillway
|
| sfioratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfiorarsi
|
| sfiorente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfiorire
|
| sfiorettare {v}
|
:: To overuse flowery language
|
| sfiorettatura {f}
|
:: The overuse of flowery language
|
| sfiorire {vi}
|
:: To wither or fade
|
| sfioritura {f}
|
:: fading, withering
|
| sfirena {f}
|
:: European barracuda (Sphyraena sphyraena)
|
| sfitinzia {f} [colloquial]
|
:: pretty girl
|
| sfittante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfittare
|
| sfittare {vt}
|
:: To vacate (or leave vacant)
|
| sfittire {v}
|
:: To thin out
|
| sfitto {adj}
|
:: vacant (flat)
|
| sfizio {m} /ˈsfit.t͡sjo/
|
:: whimsy, fancy
|
| sfiziosamente {adv}
|
:: whimsically, fancifully
|
| sfiziosamente {adv}
|
:: deliciously, tastily
|
| sfiziosità {f}
|
:: fancifulness, whimsicalness
|
| sfiziosità {f}
|
:: tastiness, deliciousness
|
| sfiziosità {f}
|
:: delicacy, tidbit
|
| sfizioso {adj}
|
:: whimsical, fanciful
|
| sfizioso {adj}
|
:: tasty, delicious
|
| sflanellare {v}
|
:: To flirt
|
| sfocante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfocare
|
| sfocare {vt}
|
:: To blur
|
| sfocato {adj}
|
:: out of focus, blurred
|
| sfocato {adj} [by extension]
|
:: vague
|
| sfocatura {f}
|
:: blur, blurring, fuzziness (of a photograph)
|
| sfociante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfociare
|
| sfociare {v}
|
:: to flow (into) (especially of a river joining a larger one or a lake, sea)
|
| sfoconare {v}
|
:: To poke or stir the embers of a fire
|
| sfoderabile {adj}
|
:: removable
|
| sfoderabilità {f}
|
:: removability
|
| sfoderamento {m}
|
:: The removal of a weapon from its sheath / holster in readiness to use it
|
| sfoderante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfoderare
|
| sfoderare {vt}
|
:: to unsheathe [a sword]
|
| sfoderare {vt}
|
:: to draw [a sword, pistol, etc.]
|
| sfoderare {vt}
|
:: to remove the lining from something
|
| sfoderato {adj}
|
:: unlined
|
| sfogamento {m}
|
:: outburst
|
| sfogante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfogare
|
| sfogantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfogarsi
|
| sfogare {v} [ergative]
|
:: to explode or blow up (make an emotional outburst); to let off steam
|
| sfogare {vi}
|
:: to flow out, escape [of a gas or fluid]
|
| sfogare {vi}
|
:: to run its course [of a sickness]
|
| sfogarsi {vi}
|
:: reflexive of sfogare
|
| sfogarsi {vi}
|
:: to relieve one’s feelings in an emotional outburst; to explode; to let someone have it
|
| sfogarsi {vi}
|
:: (with contro) to show resentment (at) [someone]
|
| sfogarsi {vi}
|
:: (with con) to get off one's chest; to unburden oneself; to blow off steam (with) [a friend, parent, etc.]
|
| sfogarsi {vi}
|
:: (with su) to take it out (on) [someone]
|
| sfogarsi {vi}
|
:: to satisfy one's wishes, impulses, etc
|
| sfogatamente {adv}
|
:: unimpededly
|
| sfogatello {m}
|
:: The fungus Polyporus corylinus
|
| sfogato {adj}
|
:: unimpeded
|
| sfogatoio {m}
|
:: vent (opening through which gases can pass)
|
| sfogatore {m}
|
:: agony aunt (male!)
|
| sfogatore {adj}
|
:: ventilation (attributive)
|
| sfogatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfogarsi
|
| sfogatrice {f}
|
:: agony aunt
|
| sfoggiamento {m}
|
:: exhibition, display
|
| sfoggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfoggiare
|
| sfoggiare {vt}
|
:: To show off or display
|
| sfoggio {m}
|
:: display, show
|
| sfoglia {f}
|
:: foil, leaf, sheet
|
| sfoglia {f}
|
:: pastry
|
| sfoglia {f}
|
:: sheet of dough
|
| sfogliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfogliare
|
| sfogliare {vt}
|
:: to pluck petals [from a flower]; to prune
|
| sfogliare {vt}
|
:: to leaf [through a book]
|
| sfogliare {vt}
|
:: to spall or fragment
|
| sfogliata {f}
|
:: glance, look (brief)
|
| sfogliatella {f}
|
:: sfogliatella
|
| sfogliatrice {f}
|
:: stripper (agricultural machine)
|
| sfogliatrice {f}
|
:: veneer cutting machine
|
| sfogliatura {f}
|
:: pruning
|
| sfogliatura {f}
|
:: fragmentation
|
| sfogliazzo {m}
|
:: A leaf from a notebook
|
| sfoglietta {f}
|
:: vol-au-vent
|
| sfoglioso {adj}
|
:: crumbly
|
| sfognare {v}
|
:: To flow from a sewer
|
| sfogo {m}
|
:: outlet [for a fluid or product]
|
| sfogo {m}
|
:: vent
|
| sfogo {m}
|
:: outburst [of rage, etc.]
|
| sfolgoramento {m}
|
:: blaze (fire)
|
| sfolgorante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfolgorare
|
| sfolgorante {adj}
|
:: blazing
|
| sfolgorante {adj}
|
:: brilliant
|
| sfolgorare {vi}
|
:: To blaze
|
| sfolgoratamente {adv}
|
:: showily
|
| sfolgoratamente {adv}
|
:: exceptionally
|
| sfolgorato {adj}
|
:: showy
|
| sfolgorato {adj}
|
:: exceptional
|
| sfolgoreggiare {v}
|
:: synonym of sfolgorare
|
| sfolgorio {m}
|
:: blaze
|
| sfolgorio {m}
|
:: glare
|
| sfollagente {m}
|
:: truncheon
|
| sfollagente {m}
|
:: baton (police)
|
| sfollamento {m}
|
:: evacuation (mass movement of persons)
|
| sfollante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfollare
|
| sfollare {vi}
|
:: to evacuate, especially in wartime
|
| sfollare {vt}
|
:: to disperse
|
| sfollata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sfollato
|
| sfollato {adj}
|
:: evacuated
|
| sfollato {adj}
|
:: emptied
|
| sfollato {m}
|
:: evacuee
|
| sfoltente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfoltire
|
| sfoltimento {m}
|
:: thinning
|
| sfoltire {v}
|
:: to make thinner; to thin
|
| sfoltire {v}
|
:: to reduce in number
|
| sfoltirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sfoltire
|
| sfoltirsi {v}
|
:: to become thinner
|
| sfoltita {f}
|
:: thinning (of plants)
|
| sfondamento {m}
|
:: breaking, crashing
|
| sfondamento {m} [military]
|
:: breakthrough
|
| sfondante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfondare
|
| sfondare {vt}
|
:: to break down, knock down, break through, wear through
|
| sfondare {vt}
|
:: to wear out (cause to become damaged)
|
| sfondare {vt}
|
:: to exceed; to overpass
|
| sfondare {vt} [art, painting]
|
:: to give the illusion of depth
|
| sfondare {vi}
|
:: to make a name for oneself
|
| sfondare una porta aperta {v}
|
:: to preach to the choir
|
| sfondarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sfondare
|
| sfondarsi {v}
|
:: to be or become broken through
|
| sfondarsi {v}
|
:: [of an object] to be or become worn out
|
| sfondastomaco {m}
|
:: stodge (heavy food)
|
| sfondato {adj}
|
:: worn out
|
| sfondato {adj}
|
:: burst
|
| sfondato {adj}
|
:: broken, damaged
|
| sfondo {m}
|
:: background, of a picture or of a story
|
| sfondo {m}
|
:: setting
|
| sfondolare {vt} [obsolete or literary] /sfon.doˈla.re/
|
:: to break down, knock down, break through
|
| sfondolare {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: to go down, fall down, sink
|
| sfondone {m}
|
:: blunder, bloomer
|
| sforacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sforacchiare
|
| sforacchiare {vt} /sfo.rakˈkja.re/
|
:: To riddle
|
| sforacchiato {adj}
|
:: riddled
|
| sforacchiatura {f} /sfo.rak.kjaˈtu.ra/
|
:: riddling
|
| sforamento {m}
|
:: extension, exceedance (of a limit)
|
| sforamento {m}
|
:: overrun (of a program)
|
| sforante {v}
|
:: present participle of sforare
|
| sforare {vit}
|
:: to exceed a limit; to go too far
|
| sforare {vt}
|
:: (also with di) to prolong a broadcast transmission; to overrun (by) [an amount of time]
|
| sforbiciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sforbiciare
|
| sforbiciare {vt}
|
:: To snip, to cut (with scissors)
|
| sforbiciata {f}
|
:: snip, cut, trim
|
| sforbiciata {f} [soccer, swimming]
|
:: scissor kick
|
| sforbiciatina {f}
|
:: small cut, snip, trim
|
| sforbiciatura {f}
|
:: snip, cut
|
| sformante {v}
|
:: present participle of sformare
|
| sformantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sformarsi
|
| sformare {vt}
|
:: To put or knock out of shape
|
| sformarsi {vr}
|
:: to lose shape
|
| sformato {adj}
|
:: shapeless
|
| sformato {m}
|
:: A type of soufflé
|
| sformatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sformarsi
|
| sformatura {f}
|
:: deformation
|
| sformatura {f}
|
:: Removal of a casting from a mould
|
| sfornaciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfornaciare
|
| sfornaciare {vt}
|
:: To remove from a furnace
|
| sfornante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfornare
|
| sfornare {vt}
|
:: to take out of the oven / furnace
|
| sfornare {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to churn out or crank out [films, etc.]
|
| sfornatura {f}
|
:: extraction from an oven / furnace
|
| sfornellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfornellare
|
| sfornellare {vi}
|
:: To cook (continuously)
|
| sfornente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfornire
|
| sfornire {vt}
|
:: To deprive
|
| sfornito {adj}
|
:: lacking, without
|
| sfornito {adj}
|
:: poorly stocked, out of stock, short
|
| sfortuna {f} /sforˈtuna/
|
:: misfortune, bad luck
|
| sfortunatamente {adv}
|
:: unfortunately, unluckily
|
| sfortunato {adj}
|
:: unlucky
|
| sfortunato {adj}
|
:: unfortunate
|
| sfortunato {adj}
|
:: hapless
|
| Sforza {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sforza {prop}
|
:: A notable family in Italian history
|
| sforzamento {m}
|
:: forcing
|
| sforzamento {m} [music]
|
:: The extension of a string (by the finger) in order to change the sound produced
|
| sforzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sforzare
|
| sforzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sforzarsi
|
| sforzare {vt}
|
:: to force, strain
|
| sforzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sforzare
|
| sforzarsi {v}
|
:: to force oneself to do something
|
| sforzarsi {v}
|
:: to make an effort
|
| sforzatamente {adv}
|
:: unwillingly (by force)
|
| sforzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sforzarsi
|
| sforzatura {f}
|
:: strain, straining
|
| sforzatura {f}
|
:: forcing
|
| sforzatura {f}
|
:: misrepresentation, distortion
|
| sforzesco {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to the Sforza family
|
| sforzevolmente {adv}
|
:: violently
|
| sforzevolmente {adv}
|
:: imperiously
|
| sforzo {m}
|
:: effort, endeavour
|
| sforzo {m}
|
:: stress, strain
|
| sfossare {v}
|
:: To dig up (typically potatoes)
|
| sfossatura {f}
|
:: harvesting by digging up (typically potatoes)
|
| sfottente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfottere
|
| sfottentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfottersi
|
| sfottere {vt}
|
:: to mock, banter
|
| sfottere {vt}
|
:: to tease
|
| sfottersi {vr}
|
:: To tease
|
| sfotticchiare {v}
|
:: To tease (lightly but continuously)
|
| sfottimento {m}
|
:: hoax
|
| sfottitore {m}
|
:: tease (person)
|
| sfottitura {f}
|
:: teasing, ridiculing
|
| sfottò {m}
|
:: hoax
|
| sfottutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfottersi
|
| sfracellamento {m}
|
:: smash, smashing
|
| sfracellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfracellare
|
| sfracellantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfracellarsi
|
| sfracellare {vt}
|
:: To smash
|
| sfracellarsi {vr}
|
:: To smash
|
| sfracellatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfracellarsi
|
| sfragistica {f}
|
:: sphragistics
|
| sfragistico {adj}
|
:: sphragistic
|
| sfrangere {v} [regional] /ˈsfran.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to crush, to smash
|
| sfrangersi {v} [regional] /ˈsfran.d͡ʒer.si/
|
:: reflexive of sfrangere
|
| sfrangersi {vi} [regional]
|
:: to break, to shatter
|
| sfrangiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrangiare
|
| sfrangiare {vt}
|
:: To fringe or fray (make a fringe)
|
| sfrangiato {adj}
|
:: fringed
|
| sfrangiato {adj} [botany]
|
:: laciniate
|
| sfrangiatura {f}
|
:: fringing, fraying
|
| sfrangiatura {f}
|
:: fringe; fray
|
| sfrascante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrascare
|
| sfrascare {vt}
|
:: To lop (branches from a tree)
|
| sfratante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfratarsi
|
| sfratantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfratarsi
|
| sfratarsi {vr}
|
:: To leave a monastic order
|
| sfrattante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrattare
|
| sfrattare {vt}
|
:: To evict
|
| sfrattato {adj}
|
:: evicted
|
| sfrattato {m}
|
:: Evicted person
|
| sfratto {m}
|
:: notice to quit (eviction notice)
|
| sfrecciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrecciare
|
| sfrecciare {vi}
|
:: to speed; to dart; to whiz; to zip
|
| sfreddare {vt} [rare] /sfredˈda.re/
|
:: To cool
|
| sfreddarsi {vr} /sfredˈdar.si/
|
:: To cool down
|
| sfreddarsi {vr} [figurative, rare]
|
:: To die down, to cool down
|
| sfregacciare {v}
|
:: To rub vigorously and repeatedly
|
| sfregamento {m}
|
:: rubbing
|
| sfregamento {m}
|
:: scratching
|
| sfregamento {m}
|
:: scuff
|
| sfregante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfregare
|
| sfregantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfregarsi
|
| sfregare {vt}
|
:: to rub
|
| sfregare {vt}
|
:: to scratch
|
| sfregare {vt}
|
:: to strike [a match]
|
| sfregarsi {vr}
|
:: To rub or rub oneself
|
| sfregatina {f}
|
:: Quick rub
|
| sfregatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfregarsi
|
| sfregatura {f}
|
:: rub, rubbing
|
| sfregatura {f}
|
:: scratch, scratching
|
| sfregiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfregiare
|
| sfregiare {vt} /sfreˈd͡ʒare/
|
:: to slash
|
| sfregiare {vt}
|
:: to deface
|
| sfregiato {adj}
|
:: slashed
|
| sfregiatore {m}
|
:: defacer, slasher
|
| sfregiatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sfregiatore
|
| sfregio {m}
|
:: scar
|
| sfregio {m}
|
:: scratch
|
| sfregio {m}
|
:: affront
|
| sfregio {m}
|
:: slash
|
| sfrenante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrenare
|
| sfrenantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrenarsi
|
| sfrenare {vt}
|
:: to unleash, let loose
|
| sfrenarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sfrenare
|
| sfrenarsi {v}
|
:: to let oneself go, break loose, cut loose, go wild, run wild
|
| sfrenatamente {adv}
|
:: immoderately, unrestrainedly, wildly
|
| sfrenatezza {f}
|
:: wildness, abandon
|
| sfrenatezza {f}
|
:: uncontrollability
|
| sfrenato {adj}
|
:: wild, uncontrolled, unruly, wanton
|
| sfrenato {adj}
|
:: dissolute
|
| sfrenato {adj}
|
:: unrestrained, unbridled
|
| sfrenatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfrenarsi
|
| sfrido {m}
|
:: shrinkage, wastage (loss due to theft or waste)
|
| sfrido {m}
|
:: waste, junk
|
| sfrido {m}
|
:: swarf
|
| sfriggente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfriggere
|
| sfriggere {vi}
|
:: To sizzle or crackle
|
| sfrigolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrigolare
|
| sfrigolare {vi}
|
:: to sizzle
|
| sfrigolare {vi}
|
:: to crackle [when burning]
|
| sfrigolio {m}
|
:: sizzling, hissing
|
| sfrigolio {m}
|
:: crackling (sound)
|
| sfringuellare {v}
|
:: To sing (confess when interrogated)
|
| sfrisante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrisare
|
| sfrisare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of strisciare
|
| sfrittellare {v}
|
:: To spatter with grease
|
| sfrittellare {v}
|
:: To cook a large amount of greasy food (typically frittella)
|
| sfrondante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrondare
|
| sfrondantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrondarsi
|
| sfrondare {vt}
|
:: To remove the leaves from; to prune (also figuratively)
|
| sfrondarsi {vr}
|
:: To lose the leaves
|
| sfrondatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sfrondarsi
|
| sfrondatura {f}
|
:: stripping, pruning, trimming
|
| sfrontataggine {f}
|
:: effrontery, cheek
|
| sfrontatamente {adv}
|
:: impudently
|
| sfrontatello {m}
|
:: brat (impudent child)
|
| sfrontatezza {f}
|
:: impudence, effrontery, cheek, nerve
|
| sfrontato {adj}
|
:: impudent, cheeky
|
| sfrontato {adj}
|
:: shameless
|
| sfruconare {v}
|
:: To poke through
|
| sfrucugliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfrucugliare
|
| sfrucugliare {v} /sfru.kuʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: alternative form of sfruculiare
|
| sfruculiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfruculiare
|
| sfruculiare {vt} [regional] /sfru.kuˈlja.re/
|
:: To tease or taunt or flushor irk, annoy or irritate or bug
|
| sfrugugliare {v}
|
:: Variant of sfruculiare, sfruguliare
|
| sfruguliare {v} /sfru.ɡuˈlja.re/
|
:: alternative form of sfruculiare
|
| sfruttabile {adj}
|
:: exploitable
|
| sfruttabilità {f}
|
:: exploitability
|
| sfruttamento {m}
|
:: exploitation, utilization, use
|
| sfruttante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfruttare
|
| sfruttare {vt}
|
:: to exploit
|
| sfruttare {vt}
|
:: to make the most of, take advantage of
|
| sfruttatore {adj}
|
:: exploitative
|
| sfruttatore {m}
|
:: exploiter
|
| sfruttatore {m}
|
:: pimp
|
| sfuggente {v}
|
:: present participle of sfuggire
|
| sfuggente {adj}
|
:: elusive
|
| sfuggente {adj}
|
:: receding (chin)
|
| sfuggevole {adj}
|
:: fleeting, transient, transitory
|
| sfuggevole {adj}
|
:: shifty, slippery, evasive
|
| sfuggevolezza {f}
|
:: fleetingness, transience
|
| sfuggevolezza {f}
|
:: shiftiness, evasiveness
|
| sfuggevolmente {adv}
|
:: fleetingly
|
| sfuggire {vi}
|
:: to escape
|
| sfuggita {f}
|
:: brief visit or outing
|
| sfumante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfumare
|
| sfumare {vt} [also, figurative] /sfuˈma.re/
|
:: to soften or lighten
|
| sfumare {vt} [cooking]
|
:: to boil on a low heat
|
| sfumare {vt}
|
:: to taper [hair at the back of the neck]
|
| sfumare {vi}
|
:: to fade or fade away
|
| sfumare {vi}
|
:: to vanish, disappear
|
| sfumare {vi}
|
:: [of a color] (with in) to begin to resemble; to lighten (towards) [a different shade or color]
|
| sfumare {vit}
|
:: to fade (into); to blur the edges, borders, etc
|
| sfumato {adj}
|
:: shaded
|
| sfumato {adj}
|
:: hazy
|
| sfumato {adj}
|
:: disappeared
|
| sfumatura {f} [also, painting] /sfu.maˈtu.ra/
|
:: gradation, gradient
|
| sfumatura {f} [painting]
|
:: blurring of softening of the borders of a painting
|
| sfumatura {f}
|
:: taper or crew cut at the back of the neck
|
| sfumatura {f} [music]
|
:: slur
|
| sfumatura {f}
|
:: undertone or implication
|
| sfummare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sfumare
|
| sfunare {v}
|
:: To untie (something tied with a rope)
|
| sfuocante {v}
|
:: present participle of sfuocare
|
| sfuocare {v}
|
:: Variant of sfocare
|
| sfuocato {adj}
|
:: Variant of sfocato
|
| sfuriata {f}
|
:: outburst, fit, tantrum
|
| sfuriata {f}
|
:: telling off, rebuke
|
| sfuso {adj}
|
:: loose, unpacked (merchandise)
|
| sfuso {adj}
|
:: unbottled (wine)
|
| sfuso {adj}
|
:: draught (beer)
|
| sgabbiare {v}
|
:: To uncage
|
| sgabellare {v}
|
:: synonym of sdaziare
|
| sgabellino {m}
|
:: (small) stool
|
| sgabello {m} [furniture] /zɡaˈbɛl.̚lo/
|
:: stool (low, such as a pouffe; or high, especially in a bar), footstool
|
| sgabuzzino {m}
|
:: box room, cubbyhole
|
| sgagliardire {v}
|
:: To discourage
|
| Sgalambro {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sgallare {v}
|
:: To blister
|
| sgallatura {f}
|
:: blistering (especially the formation of galls)
|
| sgamante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgamare
|
| sgamare {vt} [slang]
|
:: To rumble, to suss, to suss out
|
| sgamare {v} [slang]
|
:: To find out something secret
|
| sgambante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgambare
|
| sgambare {vi}
|
:: To stride (out)
|
| sgambata {f}
|
:: long walk
|
| sgambata {f}
|
:: warm-up
|
| sgambato {adj} [botany]
|
:: stalkless
|
| sgambettante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgambettare
|
| sgambettare {vi} /sɡam.betˈta.re/
|
:: To kick (one's legs)
|
| sgambettare {vt}
|
:: to trip up (to cause to fall or stumble)
|
| sgambetto {m} /sɡamˈbet.to/
|
:: trip (act of tripping someone)
|
| sgambetto {m}
|
:: kick (action of swinging the feet or legs)
|
| sganasciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sganasciare
|
| sganasciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sganasciarsi
|
| sganasciare {vi}
|
:: To devour or eat up
|
| sganasciare {vt}
|
:: To dislocate the jaws of
|
| sganasciare {vt}
|
:: To break or smash
|
| sganasciarsi {vr}
|
:: To dislocate one's jaw (especially laughing)
|
| sganasciarsi dalle risate {v}
|
:: to laugh one's head off, roar
|
| sganasciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sganasciarsi
|
| sganascione {m}
|
:: (hard) slap in the face
|
| sganassone {m}
|
:: alternative form of sganascione
|
| sganciabile {adj}
|
:: That can be unhooked; releasable, release (attributive)
|
| sganciabombe {m}
|
:: bomb-release (in a bomber aircraft)
|
| sganciamento {m}
|
:: unhooking, uncoupling
|
| sganciamento {m}
|
:: dropping (of bombs)
|
| sganciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sganciare
|
| sganciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sganciarsi
|
| sganciare {vt}
|
:: to unhook; to unfasten; to uncouple
|
| sganciare {vt}
|
:: to drop [a bomb]
|
| sganciare {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to fork out
|
| sganciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sganciare
|
| sganciarsi {v}
|
:: to unhook; to unfasten; to uncouple
|
| sganciarsi {v}
|
:: to become unhooked, unfastened, or uncoupled
|
| sganciarsi {v} [figurative, by extension, familiar]
|
:: to liberate oneself from someone or something annoying, difficult, etc
|
| sganciarsi {v} [figurative, military]
|
:: to escape enemy pressure, managing to avoid contact with them
|
| sganciato {adj}
|
:: unhooked, unfastened or undone
|
| sganciato {adj}
|
:: uncoupled
|
| sganciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sganciarsi
|
| sgangherante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgangherare
|
| sgangherantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgangherarsi
|
| sgangherare {vi}
|
:: To unhinge
|
| sgangherare {vi}
|
:: To break, smash or shatter
|
| sgangherarsi {vr}
|
:: To split one's sides (with laughter)
|
| sgangheratamente {adv}
|
:: wildly, coarsely
|
| sgangherato {adj}
|
:: unhinged
|
| sgangherato {adj}
|
:: ramshackle, rickety, decrepit
|
| sgangherato {adj}
|
:: coarse, wild, boisterous
|
| sgangherato {adj}
|
:: incoherent, chaotic
|
| sgangheratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgangherarsi
|
| sgannare {v}
|
:: To disillusion
|
| sgarbataggine {f}
|
:: rudeness, discourtesy, bad manners
|
| sgarbatamente {adv}
|
:: rudely
|
| sgarbatezza {f}
|
:: rudeness, discourtesy, bad manners
|
| sgarbato {adj}
|
:: rude, impolite
|
| sgarberia {f}
|
:: discourtesy
|
| Sgarbi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sgarbi {prop}
|
:: Vittorio Sgarbi, Italian art critic
|
| sgarbo {m}
|
:: slight, insult
|
| sgarbugliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgarbugliare
|
| sgarbugliare {vt}
|
:: to untangle, disentangle
|
| sgarbugliare {vt}
|
:: to sort out
|
| sgargarizzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of gargarizzare
|
| sgargiante {v} /sɡarˈd͡ʒan.te/
|
:: present participle of sgargiare
|
| sgargiante {adj}
|
:: bright, loud
|
| sgargiante {adj}
|
:: showy, flashy, gaudy
|
| sgargiare {vi} [rare] /sɡarˈd͡ʒa.re/
|
:: to shine
|
| sgargiare {vi} [rare, by extension]
|
:: To flaunt excessively exuberant clothes or manners
|
| sgariglio {m}
|
:: synonym of sgherro
|
| sgarrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgarrare
|
| sgarrare {vi}
|
:: To step out of line, to be at fault
|
| sgarro {m}
|
:: slip-up, mistake, blunder
|
| sgarro {m}
|
:: insult, offense
|
| sgarrupato {adj}
|
:: shabby
|
| sgarrupato {adj}
|
:: wretched
|
| sgarruppato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sgarrupato
|
| sgarza {f}
|
:: heron (of genus Ardeola)
|
| sgarza ciuffetto {f}
|
:: squacco heron (Ardeola ralloides)
|
| sgarzino {m}
|
:: (retractable) trimming knife
|
| sgasante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgasare
|
| sgasare {vi} [of a carbonated drink]
|
:: to go flat (lose gas)
|
| sgasare {vi} [of a motor]
|
:: to rev up
|
| sgasata {f}
|
:: revving up
|
| sgattaiolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgattaiolare
|
| sgattaiolare {v}
|
:: to slink or sneak away
|
| sgattaiolare {v}
|
:: to scamper
|
| sgattaiolare {v}
|
:: to steal
|
| sgavazzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of gavazzare
|
| sgelante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgelare
|
| sgelantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgelarsi
|
| sgelare {vt} /zdʒe.ˈlaː.re/
|
:: to melt
|
| sgelare {vt}
|
:: to thaw (out)
|
| sgelarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sgelare
|
| sgelarsi {vr}
|
:: to melt
|
| sgelarsi {vr}
|
:: to thaw
|
| sgelatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgelarsi
|
| sghei {m} {p} [Northern Italy, chiefly Lombard or humorous] /ˈzɡɛi/
|
:: alternative form of schei
|
| sghembo {adj}
|
:: crooked, lopsided, twisted
|
| sghembo {adj}
|
:: askew, slanting, oblique
|
| sgheriglio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sgariglio
|
| sgheronato {adj}
|
:: Having gussets
|
| sgheronato {adj}
|
:: flared
|
| sgherro {m}
|
:: bravo or myrmidon (violent soldier etc)
|
| sgherro {m} [slang]
|
:: pig (policeman)
|
| sghiacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sghiacciare
|
| sghiacciare {v}
|
:: to deice
|
| sghiaiare {v}
|
:: To dredge
|
| sghiaiatore {m}
|
:: dredger
|
| sghignare {v}
|
:: alternative form of ghignare
|
| sghignazzamento {m}
|
:: sneer, snigger
|
| sghignazzamento {m}
|
:: guffaw
|
| sghignazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sghignazzare
|
| sghignazzare {vi}
|
:: to laugh scornfully, to sneer
|
| sghignazzata {f}
|
:: A scornful laugh
|
| sghignazzio {m}
|
:: An extended snigger or guffaw
|
| sghilembo {adj}
|
:: lopsided, cooked, askew
|
| sghimbescio {adj}
|
:: crooked, slanting
|
| sghiribizzo {m}
|
:: whim, fancy
|
| sghiribizzoso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of ghiribizzoso
|
| sgnaccare {v} [Northern Italy] /sɲakˈka.re/
|
:: to crush
|
| sgnaccare {v} [Northern Italy, military slang]
|
:: to throw
|
| sgnappa {f}
|
:: schnapps
|
| sgobbante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgobbare
|
| sgobbare {vi} [familiar]
|
:: to slog or slave away (work very hard)
|
| sgobbare {vi} [familiar]
|
:: to swot or cram
|
| sgobbata {f}
|
:: slog, grind (hard work)
|
| sgobbona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sgobbone
|
| sgobbone {m} [pejorative]
|
:: hard worker; workaholic
|
| sgobbone {m} [pejorative]
|
:: swot (studious person)
|
| sgobbone {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: hard worker; workaholic
|
| sgobbone {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: swot (attributive)
|
| sgobboneria {f}
|
:: hardworkingness
|
| sgocciolamento {m}
|
:: dripping, run
|
| sgocciolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgocciolare
|
| sgocciolare {vit}
|
:: To drip
|
| sgocciolatoio {m}
|
:: drainer
|
| sgocciolatoio {m}
|
:: draining board
|
| sgocciolatoio {m}
|
:: plate rack
|
| sgocciolatura {f}
|
:: dripping (action)
|
| sgocciolatura {f}
|
:: drops, runs, streaks (of liquid)
|
| sgocciolio {m}
|
:: dripping
|
| sgolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgolarsi
|
| sgolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgolarsi
|
| sgolarsi {vr}
|
:: to speak, shout, or sing oneself hoarse
|
| sgolatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgolarsi
|
| sgomberante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgomberare
|
| sgomberare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of sgombrare
|
| sgombero {m}
|
:: clearing (act of), clearance
|
| sgombero {m}
|
:: evacuation
|
| sgombero {m}
|
:: moving (residence)
|
| sgombero {m} [zoology, ichthyology]
|
:: mackerel (Scomber scombrus)
|
| sgombraneve {m}
|
:: snowplough
|
| sgombrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgombrare
|
| sgombrare {vt}
|
:: to vacate or evacuate
|
| sgombrare {vt}
|
:: to clear the way
|
| sgombrare {vi}
|
:: to move out (of a residence)
|
| sgombro {adj}
|
:: clear, empty
|
| sgombro {adj} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: clear-minded; free from worries, thoughts, etc
|
| sgombro {m}
|
:: alternative form of sgombero
|
| sgomentante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgomentare
|
| sgomentantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgomentarsi
|
| sgomentare {vt}
|
:: to alarm, dismay
|
| sgomentarsi {vr}
|
:: to be alarmed or dismayed
|
| sgomentatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgomentarsi
|
| sgomentevole {adj}
|
:: preoccupying, worrying
|
| sgomento {adj}
|
:: dismayed
|
| sgomento {m}
|
:: dismay
|
| sgomentoso {adj}
|
:: alarming, dismaying
|
| sgominante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgominare
|
| sgominare {vt}
|
:: to mess up
|
| sgominare {vt}
|
:: to defeat, to overcome
|
| sgominare {vt}
|
:: to rout
|
| sgominio {m}
|
:: disruption, confusion, disorder
|
| sgomitante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgomitare
|
| sgomitare {vti}
|
:: to jostle or elbow
|
| sgomitolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgomitolare
|
| sgomitolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgomitolarsi
|
| sgomitolare {vt}
|
:: To unwind
|
| sgomitolarsi {vr}
|
:: To unwind
|
| sgomitolatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgomitolarsi
|
| sgommante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgommare
|
| sgommare {vi}
|
:: To screech
|
| sgommata {f}
|
:: tyre screech
|
| sgommatura {f}
|
:: degumming
|
| sgonfiamento {m}
|
:: deflating, deflation, shrinking
|
| sgonfiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgonfiare
|
| sgonfiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgonfiarsi
|
| sgonfiare {vt}
|
:: to deflate, let down (let the air out of)
|
| sgonfiare {vt}
|
:: to bring down a peg or two
|
| sgonfiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sgonfiare
|
| sgonfiarsi {v}
|
:: to deflate
|
| sgonfiarsi {v}
|
:: to go flat [wine, etc.]
|
| sgonfiarsi {v} [medical]
|
:: to go down
|
| sgonfiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgonfiarsi
|
| sgonfietto {m}
|
:: alternative form of sgonfiotto
|
| sgonfio {adj}
|
:: flat
|
| sgonfio {adj}
|
:: deflated
|
| sgonfio {m}
|
:: puff (of clothing)
|
| sgonfiotto {m}
|
:: puff
|
| sgoratura {f}
|
:: stain
|
| sgorbia {f}
|
:: gouge
|
| sgorbiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgorbiare
|
| sgorbiare {vt}
|
:: To scrawl or scribble
|
| sgorbiatore {m}
|
:: scrawler, scribbler
|
| sgorbiatura {f} [uncommon]
|
:: scrawl, scribble
|
| sgorbio {m}
|
:: scrawl, scribble
|
| sgorbio {m}
|
:: fright, freak
|
| sgorgante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgorgare
|
| sgorgante {adj}
|
:: gushing, streaming (out)
|
| sgorgare {vi}
|
:: to gush, spurt (out)
|
| sgorgare {vi}
|
:: to pour, flow [especially of tears]
|
| sgorgare {vi}
|
:: to spout
|
| sgottante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgottare
|
| sgottare {vt}
|
:: [nautical] To bail or bail out (water)
|
| sgovernamento {m}
|
:: misgovernment, misrule
|
| sgovernante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgovernare
|
| sgovernare {vt} [rare]
|
:: To misrule or misgovern
|
| sgoverno {m} [rare]
|
:: misrule, misgovernment
|
| sgozzamento {m}
|
:: slaughter (ritual, of an animal, by slitting the throat)
|
| sgozzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgozzare
|
| sgozzare {vt}
|
:: to cut the throat of
|
| sgozzare {vt}
|
:: to slaughter
|
| sgozzatura {f}
|
:: throat cutting
|
| sgozzatura {f}
|
:: slaughter
|
| sgradevole {adj} /zɡraˈdevole/
|
:: unpleasant
|
| sgradevole {adj}
|
:: ugly
|
| sgradevolezza {f}
|
:: unpleasantness
|
| sgradevolezza {f}
|
:: ugliness
|
| sgradevolmente {adv}
|
:: unpleasantly
|
| sgradire {v} [archaic]
|
:: to dislike
|
| sgraditissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sgradito
|
| sgradito {adj}
|
:: unwelcome
|
| sgraffiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgraffiare
|
| sgraffiare {vt}
|
:: to scratch
|
| sgraffiare {vt}
|
:: to pinch (steal)
|
| sgraffiatura {f}
|
:: scratch, scratching
|
| sgraffignante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgraffignare
|
| sgraffignare {vt} [familiar]
|
:: To pinch, nick, pilfer or steal
|
| sgraffito {m}
|
:: sgraffito (A technique in ceramics, art and design)
|
| sgrammaticante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgrammaticare
|
| sgrammaticare {vi}
|
:: To make grammatical mistakes
|
| sgrammaticato {adj} [linguistics] /zɡram.ma.tiˈka.to/
|
:: ungrammatical
|
| sgrammaticatura {f} /zɡram.ma.ti.kaˈtu.ra/
|
:: A grammar mistake
|
| sgrammaticone {m}
|
:: A person who makes grammatical errors
|
| sgranante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgranare
|
| sgranare {vt}
|
:: to shell, hull, husk
|
| sgranare {vt}
|
:: to goggle
|
| sgranare {vt}
|
:: to tell [one's beads]
|
| sgranare {vt}
|
:: to disengage, uncouple
|
| sgranato {adj}
|
:: wide open
|
| sgranatoio {m}
|
:: sheller
|
| sgranatrice {f}
|
:: maize / corn sheller
|
| sgranatrice {f}
|
:: cotton gin
|
| sgranatura {f}
|
:: shelling, hulling
|
| sgranatura {f}
|
:: ginning
|
| sgranchente {v}
|
:: present participle of sgranchire
|
| sgranchentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgranchirsi
|
| sgranchiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sgranchire
|
| sgranchire {vt}
|
:: To stretch
|
| sgranchirsi {vr}
|
:: to stretch one's limbs etc
|
| sgranchitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgranchirsi
|
| sgranellamento {m}
|
:: grape-picking / harvesting
|
| sgranellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgranellare
|
| sgranellare {vt}
|
:: To pick / pluck grapes (off)
|
| sgranellatura {f}
|
:: synonym of sgranellamento
|
| sgranocchiare {vt}
|
:: To crunch, munch or nibble
|
| sgrappare {v} [regional] /sɡrapˈpa.re/
|
:: To forcibly tear or rip out
|
| sgrappolare {v}
|
:: To destem bunches of grapes
|
| sgrassaggio {m}
|
:: degreasing
|
| sgrassaggio {m}
|
:: scouring (textiles)
|
| sgrassante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgrassare
|
| sgrassante {adj}
|
:: degreasing, scouring
|
| sgrassante {m}
|
:: degreaser
|
| sgrassare {vt}
|
:: to remove grease or fat from; to degrease; to scour; to skim [broth]
|
| sgrassatore {m}
|
:: degreaser
|
| sgrassatura {f}
|
:: degreasing
|
| sgrassatura {f}
|
:: scouring (textiles)
|
| sgratare {v}
|
:: synonym of dispiacere
|
| sgrauso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of scrauso
|
| sgravamento {m}
|
:: relief
|
| sgravante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgravare
|
| sgravantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgravarsi
|
| sgravare {vt}
|
:: To relieve, unburden, lighten or free
|
| sgravarsi {vr}
|
:: To give birth or deliver
|
| sgravarsi {vr}
|
:: To free oneself or unburden oneself
|
| sgravatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgravarsi
|
| sgravidare {v}
|
:: synonym of partorire
|
| sgravio {m}
|
:: reduction, relief, lightening
|
| sgravio {m}
|
:: relief, cut, allowance (of taxes)
|
| sgraziataggine {f}
|
:: clumsiness, awkwardness, gracelessness
|
| sgraziatamente {adv}
|
:: clumsily, awkwardly
|
| sgraziato {adj}
|
:: ungraceful, awkward
|
| sgretolamento {m}
|
:: splitting
|
| sgretolamento {m}
|
:: flaking (off)
|
| sgretolamento {m}
|
:: crumbling (away)
|
| sgretolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgretolare
|
| sgretolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgretolarsi
|
| sgretolare {vt}
|
:: to (make) crumble
|
| sgretolare {vt}
|
:: to divide or break up [a group, etc.]
|
| sgretolare {vt}
|
:: to disprove or refute
|
| sgretolarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sgretolare
|
| sgretolarsi {v}
|
:: to crumble
|
| sgretolarsi {v}
|
:: [of a group, etc.] to fall apart; to disaggregate; to lose unity or cohesion
|
| sgretolarsi {v}
|
:: to be refuted or shown false
|
| sgretolatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgretolarsi
|
| sgretolio {m}
|
:: shattering, crumbling, smashing
|
| sgretolio {m}
|
:: grinding (noise)
|
| sgrezzare {v}
|
:: to rough-hew
|
| sgricciolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scricciolo
|
| sgridamento {m}
|
:: rebuke, reprimand, telling off
|
| sgridante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgridare
|
| sgridare {vt}
|
:: to scold, to tell off, to rebuke, to berate
|
| sgridata {f}
|
:: reproach, reprimand, telling off, scolding
|
| sgrigiato {adj}
|
:: greyish
|
| sgrigiolare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sgrigliolare
|
| sgrigliolare {v}
|
:: synonym of scricchiolare
|
| sgrillettare {v}
|
:: To sizzle
|
| sgrinfia {f}
|
:: alternative form of grinfia
|
| sgrollare {v}
|
:: alternative form of scrollare
|
| sgrommante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgrommare
|
| sgrommare {vt}
|
:: To remove an incrustation by scraping
|
| sgrommatura {f}
|
:: scraping (away) of incrustation
|
| sgrommatura {f}
|
:: tartar (deposit), incrustation
|
| sgrondante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgrondare
|
| sgrondare {vit}
|
:: to drain
|
| sgrondare {vit}
|
:: to drip
|
| sgrondatura {f}
|
:: dripping, draining
|
| sgrondo {m}
|
:: dripping (of water)
|
| sgrondolare {vi} /sɡron.doˈla.re/
|
:: To spread abundantly
|
| sgroppante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgroppare
|
| sgroppare {vt}
|
:: to untie, undo
|
| sgroppare {vt}
|
:: to wear out
|
| sgroppare {vt}
|
:: to buck [of a horse]
|
| sgroppata {f}
|
:: buck (of a horse)
|
| sgroppata {f}
|
:: spurt
|
| sgroppino {m}
|
:: sgroppino
|
| sgropponare {v}
|
:: To untangle, unknot
|
| sgrossante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgrossare
|
| sgrossare {vt}
|
:: to rough-hew
|
| sgrossare {vt}
|
:: to polish
|
| sgrossatura {f}
|
:: cutting down
|
| sgrossatura {f}
|
:: rough-hewing
|
| sgrossatura {f}
|
:: roughing
|
| sgrovigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgrovigliare
|
| sgrovigliare {vt}
|
:: To untangle, disentangle
|
| sgrovigliolare {v}
|
:: synonym of sgrovigliare
|
| sgrugnante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgrugnare
|
| sgrugnare {vt}
|
:: To punch / bash in the face
|
| sgrugnata {f}
|
:: punch in the face; a knuckle sandwich
|
| sgrugno {m}
|
:: punch in the face; knuckle sandwich
|
| sgrullone {m} [regional]
|
:: downpour, cloudburst (abrupt and intense rainfall)
|
| sgrumare {v}
|
:: synonym of sgrommare
|
| sgruppare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sgroppare
|
| sguaiataggine {f}
|
:: coarseness, vulgarity
|
| sguaiatamente {adv}
|
:: coarsely
|
| sguaiateria {f}
|
:: coarseness, vulgarity
|
| sguaiatezza {f}
|
:: coarseness, vulgarity
|
| sguaiato {adj}
|
:: coarse, vulgar
|
| sguainante {v}
|
:: present participle of sguainare
|
| sguainare {vt}
|
:: To draw or unsheathe (a weapon)
|
| sguainato {adj}
|
:: drawn or unsheathed (weapon)
|
| sgualcente {v}
|
:: present participle of sgualcire
|
| sgualcentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sgualcirsi
|
| sgualcibile {adj}
|
:: not crease-resistant
|
| sgualcire {vt}
|
:: to crumple, to crease, to wrinkle, to crush
|
| sgualcirsi {vr}
|
:: To crumple, to crease, to wrinkle, to crush
|
| sgualcito {adj}
|
:: crumpled, creased
|
| sgualcitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sgualcirsi
|
| sgualcitura {f}
|
:: creasing, crumpling
|
| sgualcitura {f}
|
:: crease
|
| sgualdrina {f}
|
:: trollop, slut
|
| sgualdrinaccia {f}
|
:: A woman of easy virtue
|
| sguancia {f}
|
:: cheekpiece
|
| sguanciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sguanciare
|
| sguanciare {vt}
|
:: To splay
|
| sguancio {m}
|
:: splay
|
| sguardo {m}
|
:: glance, look (action of looking)
|
| sguardo {m}
|
:: look, expression
|
| sguardo {m}
|
:: view
|
| sguardo vitreo {n}
|
:: glassy look
|
| sguardo vitreo {n}
|
:: Dull, expressionless
|
| sguarnente {v}
|
:: present participle of sguarnire
|
| sguarnire {vt}
|
:: to remove a trimming or garnish
|
| sguarnire {vt}
|
:: to leave undefended
|
| sguarnitissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sguarnito
|
| sguarnito {adj}
|
:: undefended, unprotected
|
| sguarnito {adj}
|
:: untrimmed
|
| sguarnito {adj}
|
:: poorly stocked
|
| sguattera {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sguattero
|
| sguattero {m}
|
:: dishwasher (person)
|
| sguattero {m}
|
:: scullion
|
| sguazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sguazzare
|
| sguazzare {v} [in, .also, .figurative] /sɡwatˈtsare/
|
:: to wallow or splash about (in)
|
| sguazzare {v} [in]
|
:: to be comfortable or at ease in a certain situation
|
| sguazzare {v} [in]
|
:: to wear baggy clothes
|
| sguazzare {vi} [literary]
|
:: to have a good time
|
| sguernire {v}
|
:: alternative form of sguarnire
|
| sguincio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sguancio
|
| sguinzagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sguinzagliare
|
| sguinzagliare {vt}
|
:: to unleash [a dog], especially for it to run after wild game
|
| sguinzagliare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: (also with dietro a) to send in search or pursuit (of) [someone]; to unleash
|
| sguinzagliare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to free; to liberate; to unleash
|
| sguinzagliarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sguinzagliare
|
| sguinzagliarsi {vi}
|
:: to launch oneself to chase [someone]; to go after; to unleash oneself
|
| sguizzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of guizzare
|
| sguizzo {m}
|
:: dart of a fish, wriggle, slither of a snake
|
| sguizzo {m}
|
:: flash, flicker
|
| sguizzo {m}
|
:: quiver
|
| sguizzo {m}
|
:: jump, leap, spring
|
| sgurare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sturare
|
| sgurare {v}
|
:: alternative form of stasare
|
| sgusciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sgusciare
|
| sgusciare {vi} /sɡuʃˈʃa.re/
|
:: To slip away
|
| sgusciare {vt}
|
:: To shell (peas, eggs etc)
|
| sgusciare {vi} [auxiliary essere]
|
:: To be hatched
|
| shaker {m}
|
:: cocktail shaker
|
| shakerante {v}
|
:: present participle of shakerare
|
| shakerare {vt}
|
:: To mix (in a shaker)
|
| shakespeariano {adj}
|
:: Shakespearian
|
| shampista {mf}
|
:: shampooer (person)
|
| shampoo {m} /ˈʃampo/
|
:: shampoo (detergent, washing of hair with such detergent)
|
| shangai {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sciangai
|
| sharia {f} [Islam]
|
:: shari'a
|
| Shaula {prop}
|
:: Shaula, the second brightest star in the constellation of Scorpio
|
| shaykh {m}
|
:: alternative form of sceicco
|
| sherpa {mf} /ˈʃɛr.pa/
|
:: Sherpa (member of a Himalayan ethnic group)
|
| sherpa {mf}
|
:: sherpa (mountain guide or porter)
|
| sherry {m}
|
:: sherry
|
| shiatsu {m} /ˈʃat.t͡su/
|
:: shiatsu
|
| shikra {m}
|
:: shikra
|
| shikra delle Nicobare {m}
|
:: synonym of sparviere delle Nicobare
|
| shintoismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of scintoismo
|
| shintoista {mf}
|
:: alternative form of scintoista
|
| shintoistico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of scintoistico
|
| sho {mf}
|
:: sho (Greek letter)
|
| Shoah {prop}
|
:: Shoah
|
| shoccante {v}
|
:: present participle of shoccare
|
| shoccare {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of scioccare
|
| shochu {m}
|
:: shochu
|
| shock {m}
|
:: shock (medical; violent or unexpected event)
|
| shockterapia {f}
|
:: shock therapy
|
| shogun {m} /ʃoˈɡun/
|
:: shogun
|
| shogunale {adj} /ʃo.ɡuˈna.le/
|
:: of or pertaining to a shogun or shogunate; shogunal
|
| shogunato {m} /ʃo.ɡuˈna.to/
|
:: shogunate
|
| shopping {m}
|
:: shopping
|
| short {m}
|
:: short (short film etc)
|
| shuntante {v}
|
:: present participle of shuntare
|
| shuntare {vt}
|
:: To shunt
|
| shuttle {m}
|
:: space shuttle
|
| si {pron} [reflexive pronoun] /si/
|
:: oneself, himself, herself, itself, themselves
|
| si {pron} [reciprocal pronoun]
|
:: each other, one another
|
| si {pron} [indefinite]
|
:: one, you, we, they, people
|
| si {pron} [si passivante]
|
:: Used to form the passive voice of a verb; it
|
| si {n} [music]
|
:: si (musical note B)
|
| sì {adv} /ˈsi/
|
:: yes
|
| sì {adv}
|
:: so
|
| sia {conj}
|
:: both ... and ..
|
| sia {conj}
|
:: either ... or ..
|
| sialico {adj}
|
:: sialic
|
| siamango {m}
|
:: siamang (Symphalangus syndactylus)
|
| siamese {adj}
|
:: Siamese, Thai
|
| siamese {mf}
|
:: Siamese cat
|
| siamese {m}
|
:: the Siamese language; Thai
|
| sia quel che sia {adv}
|
:: be that as it may
|
| Sibari {prop}
|
:: Sybaris
|
| sibarita {mf}
|
:: sybarite
|
| sibariticamente {adv}
|
:: sybaritically
|
| sibaritico {adj}
|
:: sybaritic
|
| sibbene {conj}
|
:: synonym of bensì
|
| si bemolle maggiore {m}
|
:: B-flat major
|
| Siberia {prop} /siˈbɛr.ja/
|
:: Siberia (region)
|
| siberiana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of siberiano
|
| siberiano {m}
|
:: Siberian
|
| siberiano {adj}
|
:: Siberian
|
| sibilante {adj}
|
:: sibilant, hissing
|
| sibilante {f}
|
:: sibilant
|
| sibilante {v}
|
:: present participle of sibilare
|
| sibilare {vi}
|
:: to hiss
|
| sibilare {vi}
|
:: to whistle
|
| sibilatore {m}
|
:: whistler, hisser
|
| sibilatore {adj}
|
:: hissing, whistling
|
| Sibilia {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sibilio {m}
|
:: A continuous or insistent hissing or whistling
|
| sibilla {f}
|
:: sibyl
|
| sibilla {f}
|
:: prophetess
|
| Sibilla {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sibillino {adj}
|
:: sibylline
|
| sibillino {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: enigmatic
|
| sibilo {m}
|
:: hiss, hissing
|
| sibilo {m}
|
:: whistle, whistling
|
| sibilo {m}
|
:: whine
|
| sibla {f} [Switzerland]
|
:: target
|
| sica {f} [Ancient Rome, weaponry] /ˈsi.ka/
|
:: A curved dagger typically associated with the Thracian and Illyrians
|
| sicano {adj}
|
:: Sicanian
|
| sicano {m}
|
:: Sicano or Sicanian
|
| sicario {m} /siˈka.rjo/
|
:: hitman (hired killer)
|
| siccatività {f}
|
:: The property of being drying
|
| siccativo {adj}
|
:: drying, siccative
|
| sicché {conj}
|
:: so that
|
| sicché {conj}
|
:: therefore
|
| sicchè {conj}
|
:: alternative form of sicché
|
| Sicciole {prop}
|
:: Sečovlje (in Slovenia)
|
| sicciolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of cicciolo
|
| siccità {f}
|
:: drought
|
| siccitoso {adj}
|
:: drought (attributive)
|
| siccome {conj}
|
:: as, since (causality)
|
| siccome {conj}
|
:: as, like (comparison)
|
| siccoso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of siccitoso
|
| siceliota {mf}
|
:: Siceliot
|
| sic et sempliciter {adv}
|
:: as it is, as is, as it stands, without any change
|
| sì che {adv}
|
:: Used as an intensifier; really, sure
|
| Sicheo {prop}
|
:: Sychaeus
|
| Sicilia {prop} /siˈt͡ʃil.ja/
|
:: Sicilia (island/and/region)
|
| siciliana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of siciliano
|
| sicilianismo {m}
|
:: Sicilianism
|
| sicilianità {f}
|
:: The property of being Sicilian, Sicilian spirit or essence
|
| siciliano {adj}
|
:: Sicilian
|
| siciliano {m}
|
:: the Sicilian language
|
| siciliano {m}
|
:: a Sicilian
|
| siciliota {mf}
|
:: alternative form of siceliota
|
| Sicione {prop}
|
:: Sicyon
|
| sicista {f}
|
:: birch mouse, rodent of the genus Sicista
|
| sicista {f}
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:: northern birch mouse (Sicista betulina)
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| siclo {m}
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:: shekel
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| sicofante {m}
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:: sycophant, toady; lackey; hireling
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| sicofante {m}
|
:: informer, spy
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| sicofantia {f}
|
:: sycophancy
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| sicomoro {m}
|
:: sycamore fig, sycamore (Ficus sycomorus)
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| sicomoro {m}
|
:: sycamore maple, sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus)
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| sicomoro {m}
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:: sycamore, American sycamore, plane (Platanus occidentalis)
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| siconio {m}
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:: syconium
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| sicono {m}
|
:: syconium
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| sicosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: sycosis
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| Siculi {prop}
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:: the Tjeker or Tjekker, one of the Sea Peoples
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| siculo {adj}
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:: Sicel (attributive)
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| siculo {adj}
|
:: Sicilian
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| sicumera {f} /si.kuˈmɛ.ra/
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:: self-importance, haughtiness, arrogance
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| sicura {f}
|
:: safety catch
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| sicura {f}
|
:: safety lock
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| sicuramente {adv}
|
:: surely, certainly, definitely, of course
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| sicuramente {adv}
|
:: safely
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| sicuranza {f}
|
:: synonym of sicurezza
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| sicurare {v}
|
:: To secure
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| sicurezza {f}
|
:: safety, security
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| sicurezza {f}
|
:: certainty, reliability
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| sicurezza {f}
|
:: confidence
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| sicurissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sicuro
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| sicurissimo {adj}
|
:: very safe or secure
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| sicurissimo {adj}
|
:: very certain, absolutely certain
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| sicurità {f}
|
:: alternative form of sicurtà
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| sicuro {adj}
|
:: safe, secure
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| sicuro {adj}
|
:: certain, sure
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| sicuro {adv}
|
:: surely, for sure, certainly, definitely, of course
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| sicurtà {f} [literary]
|
:: security, safety
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| sicurtà {f}
|
:: insurance
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| sicurvia {f}
|
:: guardrail(s)
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| sidebag {m}
|
:: side airbag (in a car)
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| siderale {adj}
|
:: sidereal, stellar
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| siderale {adj}
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:: Very cold (as interstellar space)
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| siderale {adj}
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:: enormous (as interstellar distances)
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| siderazione {f}
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:: electrocution
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| siderazoto {m} [mineral]
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:: siderazote
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| sideremia {f} [pathology]
|
:: sideremia
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| sidereo {adj}
|
:: sidereal
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| siderite {f} [mineral]
|
:: siderite
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| sidero- {prefix}
|
:: sidero-
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| siderodromofobia {f}
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:: siderodromophobia (fear of train travel)
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| siderofilia {f}
|
:: siderophilia
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| siderofilo {n}
|
:: siderophile
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| siderografia {f}
|
:: siderography
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| siderografico {adj}
|
:: siderographic
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| siderolite {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: A mineral found in meteorites
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| sideropenia {f} [pathology]
|
:: sideropenia
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| siderosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: siderosis
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| siderostato {m}
|
:: siderostat
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| siderurgia {f}
|
:: iron and steel industry
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| siderurgico {adj}
|
:: iron and steel (attributive)
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| sido {m} /ˈsi.do/
|
:: intense cold
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| Sidone {prop}
|
:: Sidon
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| sidro {m}
|
:: cider
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| Siena {prop} /ˈsjɛ.na/
|
:: Siena (province)
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| Siena {prop}
|
:: Siena (city)
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| sienite {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: syenite
|
| sienitico {adj}
|
:: syenitic
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| sì e no {adv}
|
:: barely, hardly
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| sì e no {adv}
|
:: about, more or less
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| siepaglia {f}
|
:: thick hedge
|
| siepaia {f}
|
:: thick hedge
|
| siepare {v}
|
:: To hedge
|
| siepe {f}
|
:: hedge
|
| siepe {f}
|
:: hurdle
|
| siepi {fp} [athletics]
|
:: steeplechase
|
| siepista {mf} [athletics]
|
:: steeplechase runner
|
| sierico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of serico
|
| siero- {prefix}
|
:: sero-
|
| siero {m}
|
:: serum
|
| siero {m}
|
:: whey
|
| sieroconversione {f} [immunology]
|
:: seroconversion
|
| sierodiagnosi {f}
|
:: serodiagnosis
|
| sierodiagnostica {f}
|
:: serodiagnostics
|
| sierodiagnostico {adj}
|
:: serodiagnostic
|
| sieroglobulina {f}
|
:: serum globulin
|
| sierologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sierologo
|
| sierologia {f} [medicine]
|
:: serology
|
| sierologico {adj} [medicine]
|
:: serologic, serological
|
| sierologo {m}
|
:: serologist
|
| sieromucoso {adj}
|
:: seromucous
|
| sieronegativa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sieronegativo
|
| sieronegatività {f} [disease]
|
:: The property of being seronegative; seronegativity
|
| sieronegativo {adj}
|
:: HIV negative, seronegative
|
| sieronegativo {m}
|
:: HIV negative person, seronegative
|
| sieropositività {f} [disease]
|
:: HIV positivity, seropositivity
|
| sieropositivo {adj}
|
:: HIV positive, seropositive
|
| sieropositivo {m}
|
:: HIV positive person, seropositive
|
| sieroprofilassi {f}
|
:: seroprophylaxis
|
| siero sanguigno {m} [cytology]
|
:: blood serum
|
| sierosità {f}
|
:: serosity
|
| sieroso {adj}
|
:: serous
|
| sieroterapia {f} [medicine]
|
:: serotherapy
|
| sieroterapico {adj}
|
:: serotherapeutic
|
| sierotipo {m}
|
:: serovar, serotype
|
| sierra {f}
|
:: sierra
|
| Sierra Leone {prop}
|
:: Sierra Leone (country)
|
| sierraleonese {adj}
|
:: Sierra Leonian
|
| siesta {f}
|
:: siesta, nap
|
| Sieve {prop}
|
:: Sieve (river)
|
| siffattamente {adv}
|
:: thus (in such a way)
|
| siffatto {adj}
|
:: made thus, or in this manner
|
| Siffredi {prop} /sifˈfre.di/
|
:: surname
|
| Siffredo {prop} /sifˈfre.do/
|
:: given name, alternative form of Sigfrido
|
| sifilide {f}
|
:: syphilis
|
| sifilitico {adj} /si.fiˈli.ti.ko/
|
:: syphilitic
|
| sifiloderma {m} [pathology]
|
:: syphiloderm
|
| sifiloma {m} [pathology]
|
:: syphiloma
|
| Sifno {prop}
|
:: Sifno (island)
|
| sifonaggio {m}
|
:: siphonage
|
| sifone {m}
|
:: siphon
|
| sifonogamo {adj}
|
:: siphonogamous
|
| sifonoglifo {m} [zoology]
|
:: siphonoglyph
|
| Sifrido {prop} /siˈfri.do/
|
:: given name, alternative form of Sigfrido
|
| sifulo {adj}
|
:: unreliable, on the blink (especially of electrical equipment)
|
| Sig. {m}
|
:: abbreviation of signore: Mr.
|
| sigaraia {f} /si.ɡaˈra.ja/
|
:: feminine noun of sigaraio
|
| sigaraia {f} [dated]
|
:: cigarette / cigar seller
|
| sigaraio {m} /si.ɡaˈra.jo/
|
:: tobacco worker
|
| sigaraio {m} [rare]
|
:: cigarette / cigar seller
|
| sigaraio {m}
|
:: weevil
|
| sigaretta {f} /si.ɡaˈret.ta/
|
:: cigarette
|
| sigaretto {m}
|
:: cigarillo
|
| sigariera {f}
|
:: cigar box / case
|
| sigariforme {adj}
|
:: cigar-shaped
|
| sigaro {m} /ˈsi.ɡa.ro/
|
:: cigar, cheroot
|
| Sigfredo {prop} /siɡˈfre.do/
|
:: given name, alternative form of Sigfrido
|
| Sigfrido {prop} [Germanic mythology] /siɡˈfri.do/
|
:: Siegfried
|
| Sigfrido {prop} [rare]
|
:: given name
|
| Sigifredo {prop} /si.d͡ʒiˈfre.do/
|
:: given name, alternative form of Sigfrido
|
| Sigifrido {prop} /si.d͡ʒiˈfri.do/
|
:: given name, alternative form of Sigfrido
|
| sigillamento {m}
|
:: sealing (act)
|
| sigillante {v}
|
:: present participle of sigillare
|
| sigillante {adj}
|
:: sealing
|
| sigillante {m}
|
:: sealant
|
| sigillare {v}
|
:: to seal something
|
| sigillare {v}
|
:: to tape up
|
| sigillato {adj}
|
:: hermetically sealed
|
| sigillatura {f}
|
:: sealing
|
| sigillo {m}
|
:: seal (that seals something)
|
| sigillografia {f}
|
:: sphragistics
|
| Sigisfrido {prop} /si.d͡ʒisˈfri.do/
|
:: given name, alternative form of Sigfrido
|
| Sigismondo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sigla {f}
|
:: acronym, abbreviation, initialism
|
| sigla {f} [in plural]
|
:: initials
|
| sigla {f}
|
:: monogram
|
| sigla {f}
|
:: theme song, leitmotif, short melody that opens or closes a radio/television broadcast (see: avansigla)
|
| sigla automobilistica {f}
|
:: The two-character abbreviation of a province that used to appear on Italian car number plates
|
| sigla musicale {f} [music]
|
:: signature tune
|
| siglante {v}
|
:: present participle of siglare
|
| siglare {vt}
|
:: To initial (rather than sign)
|
| siglatura {f}
|
:: initialing
|
| siglatura {f}
|
:: initials (instead of a signature)
|
| sigma {mf} /ˈsiɡ.ma/
|
:: sigma, specifically:
|
| sigma {mf}
|
:: The name of the Greek-script letter Σ/σ, ς
|
| sigma {mf} [mathematics]
|
:: The symbol Σ, used to indicate summation of a set or series
|
| sigma {mf} [statistics]
|
:: The symbol σ, used to indicate one standard deviation from the mean, particularly in a normal distribution
|
| sigma {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sigmoid colon
|
| sigmacismo {m} /siɡ.maˈt͡ʃis.mo/
|
:: alternative form of sigmatismo
|
| sigmatico {adj} [linguistics]
|
:: sigmatic
|
| sigmatismo {m} /siɡ.maˈtis.mo/
|
:: sigmatism; lisp
|
| sigmoidale {adj} [anatomy, mathematics]
|
:: sigmoid, sigmoidal
|
| sigmoide {adj} [anatomy, mathematics]
|
:: sigmoid
|
| sigmoideo {adj}
|
:: sigmoid
|
| sigmoidite {f} [pathology]
|
:: sigmoiditis
|
| sigmoidoscopia {f} [medicine]
|
:: sigmoidoscopy
|
| Sig.na {f}
|
:: abbreviation of signorina: Miss
|
| signacolo {m} /siɲˈɲa.ko.lo/
|
:: alternative form of segnacolo
|
| signaculo {m} /siɲˈɲa.ku.lo/
|
:: alternative form of segnacolo
|
| signifero {m}
|
:: standard-bearer (in Ancient Rome)
|
| significamento {m}
|
:: meaning, significance
|
| significante {v}
|
:: present participle of significare
|
| significanza {f} [philosophy]
|
:: meaning
|
| significanza {f}
|
:: significance
|
| significare {v}
|
:: to mean, to signify
|
| significare {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to spell
|
| significatione {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of significazione
|
| significativamente {adv}
|
:: significantly
|
| significatività {f}
|
:: significance (condition of being significant)
|
| significativo {adj}
|
:: significant, sensical
|
| significato {m}
|
:: meaning, sense
|
| significato {m}
|
:: importance, significance, value
|
| significatore {m}
|
:: signification
|
| significazione {f}
|
:: signification (act of signifying)
|
| significazione {f}
|
:: synonym of significato
|
| signor {m} /siɲˈɲor/
|
:: apocopic form of signore
|
| Signor {m}
|
:: Mr; Form of signore when used before a person's name
|
| signora {f} /siɲˈɲo.ra/
|
:: feminine noun of signore
|
| signora {f}
|
:: lady
|
| signora {f}
|
:: A title of address for women; madam (ladies is used for the plural)
|
| signora {f}
|
:: (used as a salutation in a letter) Madam (plural Mesdames)
|
| Signora {f}
|
:: Mrs, Lady
|
| Signora {f}
|
:: [used to address a woman] madam (ladies is used for the plural)
|
| Signora {f}
|
:: [used as a salutation in a letter] Madam (plural Mesdames)
|
| signoraggio {m}
|
:: seigniorage (all senses)
|
| signore {m} /siˈɲo.re/
|
:: lord, gentleman
|
| signore {m}
|
:: [used to address a man] sir (gentlemen is used for the plural)
|
| signore {m} [often capitalized]
|
:: Lord, God
|
| Signore {m}
|
:: Mister or Sir
|
| signoreggiamento {m}
|
:: domination
|
| signoreggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of signoreggiare
|
| signoreggiare {vt} [literary] /siɲ.ɲo.redˈd͡ʒa.re/
|
:: to rule or dominate
|
| signoreggiare {v} [literary, su]
|
:: to domineer [a country, territory, etc.]
|
| signoreggiare {vt} [literary, figurative, uncommon]
|
:: to dominate (to overlook from a height)
|
| signoreggiare {vt} [literary, figurative, uncommon]
|
:: to control [one's emotions, feelings etc.]
|
| signorevole {adj}
|
:: synonym of signorile
|
| signoria {f}
|
:: lordship, ladyship
|
| signoria {f}
|
:: feudal district: fiefdom, feudal manor, seigniory
|
| Signoria {f}
|
:: Lordship
|
| Signoria {f}
|
:: Ladyship
|
| signorile {adj}
|
:: [of a person or their manners] gentlemanlike, gentlemanly, ladylike
|
| signorile {adj}
|
:: [of an apartment, quarter, etc.] exclusive, luxury, high-class
|
| signorilità {f}
|
:: refinement, distinction, urbanity, elegance
|
| signorilmente {adv}
|
:: in a refined manner, elegantly, politely, in a gentlemanly or ladylike way
|
| signorina {f}
|
:: young lady
|
| signorina {f}
|
:: (used to address a woman) miss, young lady (ladies is used for the plural)
|
| signorina {f}
|
:: [used as a salutation in a letter] Miss (followed by a name)
|
| Signorina {f}
|
:: Young lady
|
| Signorina {f}
|
:: [used to address a woman] miss, young lady (ladies is used for the plural)
|
| Signorina {f}
|
:: [used as a salutation in a letter] Madam, Miss [followed by a name] (plural Mesdames)
|
| signorinella {f}
|
:: missy (little miss)
|
| signorinetta {f}
|
:: missy (little miss)
|
| signorino {m}
|
:: Young man
|
| signornò {adv}
|
:: no sir
|
| signorone {m}
|
:: Rich man
|
| signorotto {m}
|
:: squire, country gentleman
|
| signorsì {adv}
|
:: yessir (military)
|
| sigrino {m}
|
:: alternative form of zigrino
|
| sikhismo {m}
|
:: Sikhism
|
| Sila {prop}
|
:: A forest and national park in Calabria
|
| Sila {prop} [Biblical character]
|
:: Silas
|
| Sila {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| silaggio {m}
|
:: silage, ensilage
|
| silano {m} [chemistry]
|
:: silane (both senses)
|
| Sile {prop}
|
:: Sile (river)
|
| silema {m}
|
:: synonym of xilema
|
| sileno {m} [Greek mythology] /siˈlɛ.no/
|
:: A human being with equine attributes (usually the ears and tail, sometimes the legs)
|
| sileno {m} [zoology]
|
:: lion-tailed macaque (Macaca silenus)
|
| Sileno {prop}
|
:: Silenus
|
| silente {adj} [literary] /siˈlɛn.te/
|
:: silent
|
| silente {adj} [literary, rare or humorous, of people]
|
:: silent, taciturn
|
| silente {adj} [genetics]
|
:: silent (not implying significant modifications which would affect a peptide sequence)
|
| silentemente {adv}
|
:: silently
|
| silenziabile {adj}
|
:: That can be silenced
|
| silenziamento {m}
|
:: silencing
|
| silenziante {v}
|
:: present participle of silenziare
|
| silenziare {vt}
|
:: to silence, to muffle, to squelch
|
| silenziario {m} [in Roman Antiquity] /si.lenˈtt͡sjar.jo/
|
:: a domestic servant (usually a slave) who stood about his master, charged with seeing to it that no noise etc. disturbed him while resting or working
|
| silenziatore {m}
|
:: silencer
|
| silenziatore {m}
|
:: muffler
|
| silenzio {interj} /siˈlɛn.tt͡sjo/
|
:: silence!; shut up!; stop talking!; hush!
|
| silenzio {m}
|
:: silence, quiet
|
| silenziosamente {adv}
|
:: silently, quietly, in silence
|
| silenziosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of silenzioso
|
| silenziosissimo {adj}
|
:: very silent
|
| silenziosissimo {adj}
|
:: most silent
|
| silenziosità {f}
|
:: silence, stillness, quietness
|
| silenzioso {adj}
|
:: silent, voiceless, soundless, quiet, still, mute, noiseless, mum, taciturn
|
| silfide {f}
|
:: sylph
|
| silfide {f}
|
:: silphid (beetle of family Silphidae)
|
| silfio {m}
|
:: silphium
|
| silicatico {adj}
|
:: siliceous
|
| silicatizzazione {f}
|
:: silicatization
|
| silicato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: silicate
|
| silice {f}
|
:: silica
|
| siliceo {adj}
|
:: siliceous
|
| silicico {adj}
|
:: silicic
|
| silicio {m} [chemistry] /siˈli.tʃo/
|
:: silicon
|
| siliciuro {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: silicide
|
| silicizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of silicizzare
|
| silicizzare {vt}
|
:: to silicify
|
| silicizzare {vt}
|
:: to siliconize
|
| silicizzato {adj}
|
:: silicified
|
| silicizzazione {f}
|
:: silicification
|
| silicoclastico {adj}
|
:: siliciclastic
|
| siliconare {v}
|
:: To siliconize
|
| siliconato {adj}
|
:: silicone (attributive)
|
| silicone {m} [chemistry, ] /siliˈkone/
|
:: silicone
|
| siliconico {adj}
|
:: made from silicone
|
| silicosi {f} [diseases]
|
:: silicosis
|
| siliquastro {m}
|
:: Judas tree
|
| Silla {prop} /ˈsil.la/
|
:: Sulla (Lucius Cornelius Sulla)
|
| sillaba {f} /ˈsil.la.ba/
|
:: syllable
|
| sillababile {adj} /silːaˈbabile/
|
:: syllabifiable
|
| sillabante {v}
|
:: present participle of sillabare
|
| sillabare {vt}
|
:: to divide into syllables; to syllabify; to syllabicate; to syllabize
|
| sillabario {m}
|
:: primer
|
| sillabario {m}
|
:: spelling book
|
| sillabazione {f} /sillabaˈtsjone/
|
:: syllabification, hyphenation
|
| sillabico {adj}
|
:: syllabic
|
| sillano {adj}
|
:: Relating to Silla
|
| Sillaro {prop}
|
:: Sillaro (river)
|
| sillepsi {f} [linguistics]
|
:: syllepsis
|
| sillessi {f} [linguistics]
|
:: syllepsis
|
| sillimanite {f} [mineral]
|
:: sillimanite
|
| silloge {f}
|
:: anthology, sylloge
|
| sillogismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: syllogism
|
| sillogistica {f}
|
:: syllogistics
|
| sillogisticamente {adv}
|
:: syllogistically
|
| sillogistico {adj}
|
:: syllogistic
|
| sillogizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sillogizzare
|
| sillogizzare {vti}
|
:: to syllogize
|
| sillogizzare {vti}
|
:: to speculate
|
| silo- {prefix}
|
:: Variant of xilo-
|
| silo {m}
|
:: silo (vertical building for storing grain)
|
| silo {m}
|
:: silo (underground missile facility)
|
| silocco {m}
|
:: alternative form of scirocco
|
| siloetta {f}
|
:: alternative form of siluetta
|
| silofago {adj}
|
:: alternative form of xilofago
|
| silofonista {mf} /si.lo.foˈnis.ta/
|
:: alternative form of xilofonista
|
| silofono {m} /siˈlɔ.fo.no/
|
:: alternative form of xilofono
|
| silografia {f}
|
:: Variant of xilografia
|
| silograficamente {adv}
|
:: xylographically
|
| silografico {adj}
|
:: xylographic
|
| silografo {m}
|
:: Variant of xilografo
|
| silologia {f}
|
:: Variant of xilologia
|
| silologico {adj}
|
:: xylological
|
| silologo {m}
|
:: Variant of xilologo
|
| silometro {m}
|
:: silometer
|
| silossano {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: siloxane
|
| siltite {f}
|
:: siltstone
|
| siluetta {f}
|
:: silhouette
|
| silumin {m}
|
:: silumin
|
| siluramento {m}
|
:: torpedoing (also figurative)
|
| silurante {v}
|
:: present participle of silurare
|
| silurare {vt}
|
:: To torpedo
|
| siluriano {adj} [geology]
|
:: Silurian
|
| silurico {adj}
|
:: Silurian
|
| silurificio {m}
|
:: torpedo factory
|
| siluriforme {adj}
|
:: torpedo-shaped
|
| siluriforme {adj}
|
:: siluriform
|
| silurista {m}
|
:: torpedoist, torpedoman
|
| siluro {m}
|
:: sheatfish
|
| siluro {m}
|
:: torpedo
|
| Silvana {prop}
|
:: given name, feminine form of Silvano
|
| silvano {adj}
|
:: sylvan
|
| Silvano {prop} [Roman mythology]
|
:: Silvanus
|
| Silvano {prop} [biblical character]
|
:: Silvanus
|
| Silvano {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| silverplate {m}
|
:: silver plate
|
| silvestre {adj} /silˈvɛs.tre/
|
:: woodland [attributive]
|
| Silvestri {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Silvestri {prop}
|
:: Daniele Silvestri, Italian singer
|
| silvestrino {adj}
|
:: Sylvestrine
|
| Silvestro {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| silvia {f}
|
:: wood anemone
|
| silvia {f}
|
:: warbler
|
| Silvia {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| silvicapra {f}
|
:: duykerbok, impoon (Sylvicapra grimmia)
|
| silvicolo {adj}
|
:: wood, forest, woodland (attributive)
|
| silvicoltore {m}
|
:: forester, silviculturist
|
| silvicoltrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of silvicoltore
|
| silvicoltura {f}
|
:: forestry, silviculture
|
| silvicolturale {adj}
|
:: silvicultural
|
| Silvio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Silvïo {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Silvio
|
| silvite {f} [mineral]
|
:: sylvite
|
| silvocolturale {adj}
|
:: alternative form of silvicolturale
|
| Silvretta {prop}
|
:: A group of mountains in the Alps on the border of Switzerland and Austria
|
| si maggiore {m}
|
:: B major
|
| simazina {f}
|
:: simazine
|
| simbiogenesi {f}
|
:: symbiogenesis
|
| simbionese {adj}
|
:: Symbionese
|
| simbionte {m} [biology]
|
:: symbiont
|
| simbiontico {adj}
|
:: symbiotic
|
| simbiosi {f}
|
:: symbiosis
|
| simbioticamente {adv}
|
:: symbiotically
|
| simbiotico {adj}
|
:: symbiotic
|
| simboleggiamento {m}
|
:: symbolization
|
| simboleggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of simboleggiare
|
| simboleggiante {adj}
|
:: symbolizing
|
| simboleggiare {vt}
|
:: to symbolize
|
| simboleggiare {vt}
|
:: to represent
|
| simboleggiare {vt}
|
:: to typify
|
| simboleggiatura {f}
|
:: synonym of simboleggiamento
|
| simboleità {f}
|
:: analogy, affinity
|
| simbolicamente {adv}
|
:: symbolically
|
| simbolicità {f}
|
:: symbolic character
|
| simbolico {adj}
|
:: symbolic
|
| simbolismo {m}
|
:: symbolism
|
| simbolista {adj}
|
:: symbolist
|
| simbolistico {adj}
|
:: symbolistic
|
| simbolizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of simbolizzare
|
| simbolizzante {adj}
|
:: symbolizing, symbolic
|
| simbolizzare {vt}
|
:: to symbolize
|
| simbolizzazione {f}
|
:: symbolization
|
| simbolo {m} /ˈsim.bo.lo/
|
:: symbol, sign, emblem, icon
|
| simbolo chimico {m}
|
:: chemical symbol
|
| simbologia {f}
|
:: symbology (all senses)
|
| Simeone {prop}
|
:: Simeon
|
| Simeoni {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Simeoni {prop}
|
:: Sara Simeoni, Italian athlete
|
| Simeri {prop}
|
:: Simeri (small river)
|
| Simeto {prop}
|
:: Simeto (river)
|
| Simi {prop}
|
:: Symi (Greek island)
|
| simigliare {vti}
|
:: alternative form of somigliare
|
| simil- {prefix}
|
:: imitation (attributive), fake, artificial
|
| simil {adj}
|
:: apocopic form of simile
|
| similare {adj}
|
:: similar
|
| similarità {f}
|
:: similarity
|
| similarmente {adv}
|
:: similarly, likewise, closely
|
| similcuoio {m}
|
:: imitation leather
|
| simile {adj}
|
:: similar
|
| simile {adj}
|
:: such
|
| similemente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of similmente
|
| similitudine {f}
|
:: simile
|
| similitudine {f}
|
:: similarity (especially in geometry)
|
| simil legno {m}
|
:: imitation wood
|
| simil-legno {m}
|
:: (alternative spelling of simil legno) imitation wood
|
| similmente {adv}
|
:: similarly, likewise
|
| similoro {m}
|
:: tombac; imitation gold
|
| similoro {m}
|
:: Dutch gold, Dutch metal
|
| similpelle {f}
|
:: artificial leather, imitation leather, leatherette
|
| s'immagini {interj}
|
:: don't mention it!, not at all!
|
| simmetria {f}
|
:: symmetry
|
| simmetricamente {adv}
|
:: symmetrically
|
| simmetricità {f}
|
:: symmetry
|
| simmetrico {adj}
|
:: symmetric, symmetrical
|
| simmetrizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of simmetrizzare
|
| simmetrizzare {vt}
|
:: to symmetrize
|
| simmetrizzazione {f}
|
:: symmetrization
|
| simmorfico {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: symmorphic
|
| simmoria {f}
|
:: symmoria
|
| simo {adj} [literary] /ˈsi.mo/
|
:: snub-nosed
|
| simolacro {m}
|
:: alternative form of simulacro
|
| Simona {prop}
|
:: given name, the feminine form of Simone ( Simon)
|
| Simone {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Simone {prop}
|
:: Simon (Biblical figure)
|
| simoneggiare {v}
|
:: To simonize (commit simony)
|
| simonia {f}
|
:: simony
|
| simoniacamente {adv}
|
:: simoniacally
|
| simoniaco {m}
|
:: simoniac
|
| simoniaco {adj}
|
:: simoniacal
|
| simonizzare {v}
|
:: synonym of simoneggiare
|
| simpamina {f}
|
:: amphetamine
|
| simpateticità {f}
|
:: sympatheticity
|
| simpatetico {adj}
|
:: sympathetic
|
| simpatia {f}
|
:: pleasantness
|
| simpatia {f}
|
:: liking
|
| simpaticissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of simpatico
|
| simpaticità {f} [rare]
|
:: pleasantness
|
| simpatico {adj} /simˈpa.ti.ko/
|
:: nice, pleasing, popular, cute, amusing, funny
|
| simpatico {adj} [of ink]
|
:: sympathetic, invisible
|
| simpatico {m}
|
:: a nice, pleasing, popular, cute, amusing or funny person
|
| simpatico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sympathetic
|
| simpatico {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sympathetic nervous system, automatic nervous system
|
| simpaticolitico {adj}
|
:: sympatholytic
|
| simpaticomimetico {adj}
|
:: sympathomimetic
|
| simpaticomimetico {m} [pharmacology]
|
:: sympathomimetic
|
| simpaticona {f}
|
:: A pleasant person
|
| simpaticone {m}
|
:: augmentative of simpatico; very pleasant person; hoot; charmer
|
| simpaticone {adj}
|
:: pleasant
|
| simpaticotonico {adj}
|
:: sympathicotonic
|
| simpatizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of simpatizzare
|
| simpatizzante {mf}
|
:: sympathizer
|
| simpatizzare {v} [used with con]
|
:: to enter into rapport with someone
|
| simpatizzare {v} [used with per]
|
:: to share fundamental ideas or opinions with someone
|
| simpatomimetico {adj}
|
:: sympathomimetic
|
| simpatria {f}
|
:: sympatry
|
| simpetalo {adj} [botany]
|
:: sympetalous
|
| simplesso {m} [maths]
|
:: simplex
|
| simplettico {adj} [mathematics] /simˈplɛttiko/
|
:: symplectic
|
| simplice {adj}
|
:: obsolete form of semplice
|
| simplicità {f} [obsolete]
|
:: Variant of semplicità
|
| simpodiale {adj}
|
:: sympodial
|
| simpodico {adj}
|
:: sympodial
|
| simpodio {m}
|
:: sympodium
|
| simporto {m}
|
:: symport
|
| simposiaco {adj}
|
:: symposiac
|
| simposiarca {m}
|
:: symposiarch
|
| simposio {m}
|
:: symposium
|
| simposio {m}
|
:: spree
|
| simulabile {adj}
|
:: That can be feigned or simulated
|
| simulacro {m}
|
:: image (of a god etc)
|
| simulacro {m}
|
:: simulacrum
|
| simulacro {m}
|
:: mockup
|
| simulacro {m}
|
:: dummy
|
| simulamento {m}
|
:: simulation, pretence
|
| simulante {v}
|
:: present participle of simulare
|
| simulante {m}
|
:: faker
|
| simulante {m}
|
:: deceiver
|
| simulare {vt}
|
:: to simulate, to fake, to feign, to pretend
|
| simulatamente {adv}
|
:: fictitiously
|
| simulato {adj}
|
:: simulated (flight)
|
| simulato {adj}
|
:: fictitious, fake, feigned, simulated, mock
|
| simulatore {m}
|
:: simulator
|
| simulatore {m}
|
:: pretender
|
| simulatorio {adj}
|
:: false, mock, pretended
|
| simulatorio {adj}
|
:: simulated
|
| simulazione {f}
|
:: simulation
|
| simulazione {f}
|
:: faking, feigning
|
| simulio {m}
|
:: blackfly (of the family Simuliidae)
|
| simultaneamente {adv}
|
:: simultaneously
|
| simultaneismo {m}
|
:: simultaneism
|
| simultaneismo {m}
|
:: simultaneity
|
| simultaneista {mf}
|
:: simultaneous translator
|
| simultaneista {mf}
|
:: A person who plays simultaneous chess games
|
| simultaneità {f}
|
:: simultaneity
|
| simultaneo {adj}
|
:: simultaneous
|
| simvastatina {f} [medicine]
|
:: simvastatin
|
| sin {prep}
|
:: apocopic form of sino
|
| sinafia {f}
|
:: synaphea
|
| sinagoga {f}
|
:: synagogue
|
| sinagogale {adj}
|
:: synagogal
|
| sinaitico {adj}
|
:: Sinaitic
|
| sinalefe {f}
|
:: synalepha
|
| sinallagma {m} [legal]
|
:: reciprocity; a synallagmatic contract
|
| sinallagmatico {adj}
|
:: bilateral
|
| sinallagmatico {adj} [legal]
|
:: synallagmatic
|
| sinantropo {m}
|
:: Peking man
|
| sinapomorfia {f}
|
:: synapomorphy
|
| sinapsi {f}
|
:: synapse
|
| sinapsi {f}
|
:: synapsis
|
| sinapside {m}
|
:: synapsid
|
| sinaptico {adj} [cytology]
|
:: synaptic
|
| Sinarca {prop}
|
:: Sinarca (small river)
|
| sinarteto {adj}
|
:: synartetic
|
| sinartrosi {f} [anatomy]
|
:: synarthrosis
|
| sinassario {m}
|
:: synaxarion
|
| sinassi {f}
|
:: synaxis
|
| sinattantoché {conj}
|
:: synonym of finché
|
| sincarpia {f} [botany]
|
:: syncarp
|
| sincarpia {f} [botany]
|
:: syncarpy
|
| sincarpico {adj} [botany]
|
:: syncarpic
|
| sincarpio {m} [botany]
|
:: syncarp
|
| sincarpo {adj}
|
:: synonym of sincarpico
|
| sincarpo {m}
|
:: syncarp
|
| sincategorematico {adj}
|
:: syncategorematic
|
| sincello {m}
|
:: syncellus
|
| sinceramente {adv} /sin.t͡ʃe.raˈmen.te/
|
:: sincerely, honestly
|
| sincerante {v}
|
:: present participle of sincerare
|
| sincerantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sincerarsi
|
| sincerare {vt}
|
:: To assure or persuade
|
| sincerarsi {vr}
|
:: To make sure
|
| sinceratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sincerarsi
|
| sincerazione {f}
|
:: assurance
|
| sincerazione {f}
|
:: persuasion
|
| sincerità {f}
|
:: sincerity
|
| sincerità {f}
|
:: genuineness
|
| sincero {adj} [obsolete] /sinˈt͡ʃɛ.ro/
|
:: sound, genuine
|
| sincero {adj}
|
:: sincere, honest
|
| sinché {conj}
|
:: as long as
|
| sinché {conj}
|
:: until, till
|
| sinchisi {f}
|
:: synchysis
|
| sinciziale {adj}
|
:: syncytial
|
| sincizio {m}
|
:: syncytium
|
| sinciziotrofoblasto {m}
|
:: syncytiotrophoblast
|
| sinclinale {f}
|
:: syncline
|
| sincondrosi {f} [anatomy]
|
:: synchondrosis
|
| sincopale {adj}
|
:: syncopal
|
| sincopatamente {adv}
|
:: syncopatedly
|
| sincopato {adj} [music]
|
:: syncopated
|
| sincope {f} [pathology]
|
:: syncope
|
| sincope {f} [music, linguistics]
|
:: syncopation
|
| sincrasi {f}
|
:: portmanteau (word)
|
| sincratico {adj} [linguistics]
|
:: portmanteau (attributive)
|
| sincretico {adj}
|
:: syncretic
|
| sincretismo {m}
|
:: syncretism
|
| sincretista {mf}
|
:: syncretist
|
| sincretistico {adj}
|
:: syncretistic
|
| sincretizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sincretizzare
|
| sincretizzare {v}
|
:: To syncretize
|
| sincretizzazione {f}
|
:: syncretization
|
| sincro- {prefix}
|
:: synchro-
|
| sincro {m}
|
:: A kind of inductive transducer
|
| sincro {m} [sports]
|
:: synchronized swimming
|
| sincrociclotrone {m} [physics]
|
:: synchrocyclotron
|
| sincronia {f}
|
:: synchronicity
|
| sincronicamente {adv}
|
:: synchronically
|
| sincronico {adj}
|
:: synchronic
|
| sincronismo {m}
|
:: synchronism
|
| sincronismo {m}
|
:: synchronization (of sound and image in a film)
|
| sincronistico {adj}
|
:: synchronistic, synchronous
|
| sincronizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sincronizzare
|
| sincronizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sincronizzarsi
|
| sincronizzare {vt}
|
:: to synchronize
|
| sincronizzarsi {vr}
|
:: To be in synchronization
|
| sincronizzatamente {adv}
|
:: in synchronization
|
| sincronizzato {adj}
|
:: synchronized
|
| sincronizzatore {m}
|
:: synchronizer
|
| sincronizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sincronizzarsi
|
| sincronizzazione {f}
|
:: synchronization
|
| sincrono {adj}
|
:: synchronous
|
| sincrono {m}
|
:: alternator
|
| sincronoscopio {m}
|
:: synchroscope
|
| sincroscopio {m}
|
:: synchroscope
|
| sincrotrone {m} [physics]
|
:: synchrotron
|
| sincrotronico {adj}
|
:: synchrotronic
|
| sincrottero {m}
|
:: synchropter
|
| sindaca {f}
|
:: mayoress
|
| sindacabile {adj}
|
:: objectionable, questionable
|
| sindacabile {adj}
|
:: verifiable
|
| sindacabile {adj}
|
:: subject to auditing
|
| sindacabilità {f}
|
:: verifiableness
|
| sindacabilità {f}
|
:: auditability
|
| sindacale {adj}
|
:: trade union (attribute), labor union (attribute), union (attribute), labour (attribute)
|
| sindacale {adj} [rare]
|
:: mayoral, mayor's
|
| sindacale {adj}
|
:: auditors', of auditors
|
| sindacalese {m}
|
:: The language typically used by trade unionists
|
| sindacalismo {m}
|
:: trade unionism
|
| sindacalista {mf}
|
:: trade unionist
|
| sindacalistico {adj}
|
:: trade union (attributive)
|
| sindacalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sindacalizzare
|
| sindacalizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sindacalizzarsi
|
| sindacalizzare {vt}
|
:: to unionize
|
| sindacalizzarsi {vr}
|
:: To unionize or become unionized
|
| sindacalizzato {adj}
|
:: unionized, trade union (attributive)
|
| sindacalizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sindacalizzarsi
|
| sindacalizzazione {f}
|
:: unionization
|
| sindacamento {m}
|
:: control
|
| sindacamento {m}
|
:: audit
|
| sindacante {v}
|
:: present participle of sindacare
|
| sindacare {vt}
|
:: To check or control
|
| sindacare {vt}
|
:: To audit
|
| sindacare {vt}
|
:: To criticize
|
| sindacato {adj} [finance]
|
:: syndicated
|
| sindacato {m}
|
:: trade union, labor union, union
|
| sindacato {m} [economy, finance]
|
:: syndicate, trust, cartel, pool
|
| sindacato {m}
|
:: supervision, control, check, audit
|
| sindacatore {m}
|
:: controller
|
| sindacatore {m}
|
:: auditor
|
| sindacatura {f}
|
:: mayoralty
|
| sindacazione {f}
|
:: synonym of sindacamento
|
| sindachessa {f}
|
:: mayoress
|
| sindaco {m}
|
:: (town) mayor
|
| sindaco {m}
|
:: statutory auditor
|
| sindattilia {f}
|
:: syndactyly
|
| sinderesi {f}
|
:: synderesis, synteresis
|
| sindesi {f}
|
:: syndesis
|
| sindesmosi {f} [anatomy]
|
:: syndesmosis
|
| sindetico {adj}
|
:: syndetic
|
| sindiotattico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: syndiotactic
|
| sindone {f}
|
:: shroud, winding cloth
|
| sindone {f}
|
:: holy shroud
|
| sindonologia {f}
|
:: The study of the Turin Shroud
|
| sindonologo {m}
|
:: sindonologist
|
| sindrome {f} [pathology]
|
:: syndrome
|
| sindrome da immunodeficienza acquisita {f} [pathology]
|
:: acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
|
| sindrome del colon irritabile {f} [pathology]
|
:: irritable bowel syndrome
|
| sindrome dell'intestino irritabile {f} [pathology]
|
:: irritable bowel syndrome
|
| sindrome di Klinefelter {f} [pathology]
|
:: Klinefelter syndrome
|
| sindrome di Stoccolma {f} [psychology]
|
:: Stockholm syndrome
|
| sindrome premestruale {f} [pathology]
|
:: premenstrual syndrome
|
| sinechia {f} [pathology]
|
:: synechia
|
| sinechiotomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: synechiotomy
|
| sinechismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: synechism
|
| sineciosi {f}
|
:: synecdoche
|
| sinecismo {m}
|
:: synoecism
|
| sinecologia {f}
|
:: synecology
|
| sineddoche {f}
|
:: synecdoche
|
| sine die {adv}
|
:: sine die
|
| sinedrio {m}
|
:: council (political or religious); Sanhedrin
|
| sinedrita {m}
|
:: Sanhedrist; councillor
|
| sinedro {m}
|
:: synonym of sinedrita
|
| Sinello {prop}
|
:: Sinello (river)
|
| sineresi {f}
|
:: syneresis, synaeresis
|
| sineretico {adj}
|
:: synaeretic
|
| sinergetico {adj}
|
:: synergetic
|
| sinergia {f}
|
:: synergy
|
| sinergicamente {adv}
|
:: synergically
|
| sinergico {adj}
|
:: synergistic, synergetic
|
| sinergismo {m}
|
:: synergism
|
| sinergismo {m}
|
:: synergy
|
| sinergista {adj}
|
:: synergistic
|
| sinergista {mf}
|
:: synergist
|
| sinergistico {adj}
|
:: synergistic
|
| sinesi {f} [grammar]
|
:: synesis
|
| sinestesi {f}
|
:: alternative form of sinestesia
|
| sinestesia {f}
|
:: synesthesia
|
| sinestetico {adj}
|
:: synaesthetic
|
| sinestro {adj} [archaic, regional, northern Italy]
|
:: alternative form of sinistro left, left-hand
|
| sinfarosa {f}
|
:: alternative form of sinforosa
|
| sinfilo {m}
|
:: symphylan
|
| sinfisi {f} [anatomy, botany]
|
:: symphysis
|
| sinfisiectomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: symphysiotomy
|
| sinfisiotomia {f}
|
:: synonym of sinfisiectomia
|
| sinfonia {f} [music]
|
:: symphony
|
| sinfoniale {adj}
|
:: symphonic
|
| sinfoniare {v} [music]
|
:: To compose, or to play a symphony
|
| sinfonicamente {adv}
|
:: symphonically
|
| sinfonico {adj} [music]
|
:: symphonic, symphony (attributive)
|
| sinfonietta {f} /sin.fonˈjɛt.ta/
|
:: diminutive of sinfonia
|
| sinfonietta {f}
|
:: sinfonia (both senses)
|
| sinfonismo {m} [music]
|
:: All the characteristics of symphonic music
|
| sinfonismo {m} [music]
|
:: The genre of symphonies; the symphonies of a particular composer
|
| sinfonista {mf} [music]
|
:: A composer of symphonies
|
| Sinforiano {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sinforma {adj}
|
:: synform
|
| sinforosa {f}
|
:: Dolly Varden (hat and costume)
|
| sinforosa {f}
|
:: mutton dressed as lamb
|
| singalese {adj}
|
:: Sinhalese
|
| singalese {mf}
|
:: Sinhalese (person) (language - masculine, invariant)
|
| singamia {f}
|
:: syngamy
|
| Singapore {prop}
|
:: Singapore (island/and/city-state)
|
| singaporiana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of singaporiano
|
| singaporiano {adj}
|
:: Singaporean
|
| singaporiano {m}
|
:: Singaporean
|
| singenesi {f}
|
:: syngenesis
|
| singenetico {adj}
|
:: syngenetic
|
| singhiozzante {v}
|
:: present participle of singhiozzare
|
| singhiozzare {vi} /sin.ɡjotˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: to sob
|
| singhiozzare {vi}
|
:: to hiccup
|
| singhiozzio {m}
|
:: (continuous) sobbing
|
| singhiozzo {m} /sinˈɡjot.t͡so/
|
:: hiccup, singultus
|
| singhiozzo {m}
|
:: sob
|
| single {mf}
|
:: single, loner (person who lives alone and has no emotional ties)
|
| single {adj}
|
:: single (unmarried, not in a relationship)
|
| singolar {adj}
|
:: apocopic form of singolare
|
| singolare {adj} [grammar]
|
:: singular
|
| singolare {adj}
|
:: singular, uncommon, unique, remarkable, curious, strange, eccentric
|
| singolare {m} [grammar]
|
:: singular
|
| singolare {m} [tennis]
|
:: singles
|
| singolarissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of singolare
|
| singolarissimo {adj}
|
:: very strange, very unusual
|
| singolarissimo {adj}
|
:: very singular, absolutely unique
|
| singolarista {mf} [tennis]
|
:: singles player
|
| singolarità {f}
|
:: singularity
|
| singolarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of singolarizzare
|
| singolarizzare {vt}
|
:: To singularize
|
| singolarizzazione {f}
|
:: singularization
|
| singolarmente {adv}
|
:: singularly, separately, one by one, individually
|
| singolarmente {adv}
|
:: unusually, strangely, singularly, oddly
|
| singolar tenzone {f} [literary, history]
|
:: knightly duel
|
| singolar tenzone {f} [figurative, by extension, often, jocular]
|
:: duel, challenge
|
| singolativo {adj}
|
:: singulative
|
| singoletto {m} [mathematics]
|
:: singleton
|
| singolista {mf} [rowing]
|
:: single sculler
|
| singolo {adj} /ˈsin.ɡo.lo/
|
:: single
|
| singolo {m}
|
:: individual
|
| singolo {m}
|
:: single (45 rpm record)
|
| singolo {m} [tennis]
|
:: singles match
|
| singolo {m} [rowing]
|
:: single scull
|
| singrafe {f}
|
:: syngraph
|
| singulare {adj}
|
:: obsolete form of singolare
|
| singularità {f} [obsolete]
|
:: Variant of singolarità
|
| singultio {m}
|
:: sobbing
|
| singultire {v}
|
:: To sob
|
| singulto {m}
|
:: hiccup
|
| singulto {m}
|
:: sob
|
| Sinibaldo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sinibbio {m}
|
:: a wind often accompanied with a snowfall
|
| siniscalcato {m}
|
:: seneschalship
|
| siniscalco {m}
|
:: seneschal
|
| Sinisi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sinistra {f} /siˈnistra/
|
:: left (hand, direction)
|
| sinistramente {adv}
|
:: sinisterly
|
| sinistramente {adv}
|
:: ominously, inauspiciously
|
| sinistrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sinistrare
|
| sinistrare {vt}
|
:: To damage
|
| sinistrato {adj}
|
:: injured
|
| sinistrato {adj}
|
:: damaged
|
| sinistrese {m} [colloquial]
|
:: left-wing political jargon: left-speak
|
| sinistrismo {m} [politics]
|
:: leftism
|
| sinistro {adj}
|
:: left, left-hand
|
| sinistro {adj}
|
:: sinister, grim, lurid, spooky, bad, ominous
|
| sinistro {m}
|
:: accident, crash
|
| sinistro {m} [boxing]
|
:: left, left-hander
|
| sinistro {m} [soccer]
|
:: left-foot shot
|
| sinistrocherio {m} [heraldry]
|
:: Heraldic representation of a left arm
|
| sinistrogiro {adj}
|
:: left-hand, left-handed, anticlockwise
|
| sinistrogiro {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: laevorotatory
|
| sinistroide {adj}
|
:: leftist (political)
|
| sinistroide {mf}
|
:: leftist (political)
|
| sinistrorso {adj}
|
:: left-handed, anticlockwise
|
| sinistrorso {adj}
|
:: leftist
|
| sinistrorso {adj}
|
:: levorotatory
|
| sinistrosità {f}
|
:: road accident rate
|
| sinistrosità {f}
|
:: experience (in car insurance policies)
|
| sinizesi {f}
|
:: synaeresis
|
| sinizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sinizzare
|
| sinizzare {v}
|
:: to sinicize
|
| sinizzazione {f}
|
:: sinicization
|
| Sinni {prop}
|
:: Sinni (river)
|
| sino- {prefix}
|
:: Sino- (relating to China)
|
| sino {prep}
|
:: alternative form of fino
|
| sinodale {adj}
|
:: synodal
|
| sinodalmente {adv}
|
:: synodally
|
| sinodatico {adj}
|
:: synonym of cattedratico
|
| sinodatico {m}
|
:: synonym of cattedratico
|
| sinodico {adj}
|
:: synodal
|
| sinodico {adj} [astronomy]
|
:: synodic
|
| sinodo {m}
|
:: synod
|
| sinofono {adj}
|
:: Sinophone
|
| sinofono {m}
|
:: Sinophone
|
| sinologia {f}
|
:: Sinology
|
| sinologico {adj}
|
:: sinological
|
| sinologo {m}
|
:: Sinologist
|
| sinonimia {f}
|
:: synonymity
|
| sinonimico {adj}
|
:: synonymic
|
| sinonimizzare {v}
|
:: To synonymize
|
| sinonimo {adj}
|
:: synonymous
|
| sinonimo {m}
|
:: synonym
|
| sinopia {f} [arts] /siˈnɔp.ja/
|
:: sinopia (reddish-brown pigment)
|
| sinopsi {f}
|
:: synopsis
|
| sinora {adv}
|
:: Variant of finora
|
| sinossi {f}
|
:: synopsis, epitome
|
| sinostosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: synostosis
|
| sinotibetano {adj}
|
:: Sino-Tibetan
|
| sinotticamente {adv}
|
:: synoptically
|
| sinottico {adj}
|
:: synoptic (all senses)
|
| sinottico {adj}
|
:: Synoptic
|
| sinovia {f} [anatomy]
|
:: synovia
|
| sinoviale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: synovial
|
| sinoviale {f} [anatomy]
|
:: synovium, synovial membrane
|
| sinovite {f} [pathology]
|
:: synovitis
|
| sinpetalo {adj} [botany]
|
:: synpetalous
|
| sinsedimentario {adj}
|
:: synsedimentary
|
| sinsepalo {adj} [botany]
|
:: synsepalous
|
| sintagma {m} [grammar]
|
:: phrase
|
| sintagmatico {adj}
|
:: syntagmatic
|
| sintantoché {conj}
|
:: synonym of fintantoché
|
| sintasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: synthase
|
| sintassi {f} [grammar]
|
:: syntax
|
| sintatticamente {adv}
|
:: syntactically
|
| sintattico {adj}
|
:: syntactic
|
| sinteraggio {m}
|
:: sintering
|
| sinteresi {f}
|
:: synonym of sinderesi
|
| sinterizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sinterizzare
|
| sinterizzare {vt}
|
:: To sinter
|
| sinterizzato {adj}
|
:: sintered
|
| sinterizzazione {f}
|
:: sintering
|
| sintesi {f}
|
:: A synthesis, a summary
|
| sintesi {f} [philosophy, logic, chemistry]
|
:: synthesis
|
| sintesi chimica {f} [chemistry]
|
:: chemical synthesis
|
| sintetasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: synthetase, synthase
|
| sinteticamente {adv}
|
:: synthetically
|
| sinteticamente {adv}
|
:: briefly, concisely, succinctly, tersely
|
| sinteticità {f}
|
:: conciseness
|
| sintetico {adj}
|
:: synthetic
|
| sintetico {adj}
|
:: concise, succinct
|
| sintetizzabile {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: synthesizable
|
| sintetizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sintetizzare
|
| sintetizzare {vt}
|
:: to synthesize
|
| sintetizzare {vt}
|
:: to summarize [a text]
|
| sintetizzare {vt}
|
:: to wrap up
|
| sintetizzatore {m} [music]
|
:: synthesizer
|
| sintetizzatore {adj}
|
:: synthesizer (attributive)
|
| sintetizzazione {f}
|
:: synthesizing, synthesis
|
| sintilla {f}
|
:: alternative form of scintilla
|
| sintoamplificatore {m}
|
:: A hi-fi radio receiver
|
| sintogramma {m}
|
:: The illuminated panel of a radio showing wavelengths and radio stations
|
| sintolettore {m}
|
:: Integrated car radio and media player (typically CD or MP3)
|
| sintomaticità {f}
|
:: symptomatic character or quality
|
| sintomatico {adj} [pathology]
|
:: symptomatic
|
| sintomatico {adj}
|
:: indicative, symptomatic
|
| sintomatologia {f} [pathology]
|
:: symptomatology
|
| sintomatologico {adj}
|
:: symptomological
|
| sintomo {m} [pathology, figuratively]
|
:: symptom, sign
|
| sintomologia {f}
|
:: alternative form of sintomatologia
|
| sintonia {f} [engineering, electronics]
|
:: tuning (of a radio etc.)
|
| sintonia {f} [figuratively]
|
:: harmony
|
| sintonico {adj}
|
:: syntonic
|
| sintonismo {m}
|
:: syntony
|
| sintonizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sintonizzare
|
| sintonizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sintonizzarsi
|
| sintonizzare {vt}
|
:: to tune [an electronic circuit]
|
| sintonizzare {vt}
|
:: to tune in [a radio]
|
| sintonizzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sintonizzare
|
| sintonizzarsi {vr}
|
:: to tune in
|
| sintonizzatore {m}
|
:: tuner [radio receiver]
|
| sintonizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sintonizzarsi
|
| sintonizzazione {f}
|
:: tuning, syntonization
|
| Sintria {prop}
|
:: Sintria (small river)
|
| sintropia {f}
|
:: syntropy
|
| sintropico {adj}
|
:: syntropic
|
| sinuosamente {adv}
|
:: in a sinuous manner; sinuously
|
| sinuosità {f}
|
:: sinuosity
|
| sinuoso {adj}
|
:: sinuous
|
| sinuoso {adj}
|
:: winding
|
| sinusale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sinus (attributive), sinusal
|
| sinusite {f} [pathology]
|
:: sinusitis
|
| sinusitico {adj}
|
:: sinusitic
|
| sinusoidale {adj}
|
:: sinusoidal
|
| sinusoidalmente {adv}
|
:: sinusoidally
|
| sinusoide {f} [mathematics]
|
:: sine wave, sine curve, sinusoid
|
| sinusoide {f} [anatomy]
|
:: sinusoid
|
| Sion {prop}
|
:: Zion
|
| sionismo {m}
|
:: Zionism
|
| sionista {adj}
|
:: Zionist
|
| sionista {mf}
|
:: Zionist
|
| sionistico {adj}
|
:: Zionist, Zionistic
|
| sipa {adv} /ˈsi.pa/
|
:: synonym of sì
|
| siparietto {m}
|
:: entr'acte
|
| siparietto {m}
|
:: amusing scene performed during a change of scene
|
| siparietto {m} [figurative, transferred sense]
|
:: short interval between two TV or radio segments, programs, etc.; break
|
| siparietto {m} [figurative, transferred sense]
|
:: funny moment, conversation, back and forth, etc
|
| sipario {m}
|
:: curtain [in a theatre]
|
| siparista {mf}
|
:: curtain operator (in a theatre)
|
| Siracusa {prop}
|
:: Siracusa (province)
|
| Siracusa {prop}
|
:: Siracusa (city)
|
| siracusana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of siracusano
|
| siracusano {m}
|
:: Syracusan, native or inhabitant of Syracuse (Italian town and province)
|
| siracusano {adj}
|
:: Syracusan, of or relating to Syracuse or the Syracuse people
|
| sire {m}
|
:: king, monarch
|
| sirena {f} /siˈrɛna/
|
:: siren [all senses], hooter [factory]
|
| sirena {f}
|
:: mermaid
|
| Sirena {prop}
|
:: Siren
|
| sirenetta {f}
|
:: little mermaid
|
| sirenetta {f}
|
:: nymph
|
| sirenetto {m} [colloquial]
|
:: beefcake
|
| sirenide {m}
|
:: sirenian
|
| Siria {prop}
|
:: Syria
|
| siriaca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of siriaco
|
| siriaco {adj}
|
:: Syrian
|
| siriaco {adj}
|
:: Syriac
|
| siriaco {m}
|
:: Syrian [person]
|
| siriaco {m}
|
:: the Syriac language
|
| siriana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of siriano
|
| sirianico {adj}
|
:: Syrianic, Syrian
|
| siriano {adj}
|
:: Syrian
|
| siriano {m}
|
:: Syrian (native or inhabitant of Syria)
|
| siriano {m}
|
:: the Arabic language of Syria
|
| siriarca {m}
|
:: Syriarch
|
| siriasi {f} [pathology]
|
:: siriasis
|
| sirice {m}
|
:: horntail (of genus Sirex)
|
| sirima {f} [poetry, prosody] /ˈsiː.ri.ma/
|
:: the two final tercets of an Italian sonnet
|
| siringa {f}
|
:: syringe
|
| siringa {f}
|
:: piping bag, forcing bag
|
| siringa {f}
|
:: syrinx, panpipe
|
| siringante {v}
|
:: present participle of siringare
|
| siringare {vt}
|
:: To syringe
|
| siringatura {f}
|
:: syringing
|
| siringe {f}
|
:: syrinx
|
| siringico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: syringic
|
| siringone {m}
|
:: Large syringe
|
| siringueiro {m}
|
:: seringueiro
|
| Sirio {prop}
|
:: Sirius, Dog Star
|
| Sirio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sirivede {interj}
|
:: see you later (closing salutation)
|
| sirma {f} [poetry] /ˈsir.ma/
|
:: the two final tercets of an Italian sonnet
|
| Siro {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sirocchia {f}
|
:: synonym of sorella
|
| sirocchievole {adj}
|
:: sisterly
|
| sirocchievolmente {adv}
|
:: sisterly
|
| siroppo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sciroppo
|
| Sirrah {prop} [star]
|
:: Sirrah, synonymous name of Alpheratz (a binary star)
|
| sirte {f}
|
:: A dangerous sandy reef that forms in deep water (on the African coast of the Mediterranean)
|
| sirtuina {f} [enzyme]
|
:: sirtuin
|
| sirventese {m}
|
:: sirvente, sirventes
|
| sisaro {m}
|
:: parsnip (plant)
|
| Sisifo {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Sisyphus
|
| Sisinnio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sisma {m}
|
:: seism, earthquake
|
| sismicamente {adv}
|
:: seismically
|
| sismicità {f}
|
:: seismicity
|
| sismico {adj}
|
:: seismic
|
| sismico {adj}
|
:: earthquake [attributive]
|
| sismo- {prefix}
|
:: seismo-
|
| sismo {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sisma
|
| sismogenetico {adj}
|
:: seismogenic
|
| sismografia {f}
|
:: seismography
|
| sismografico {adj}
|
:: seismographic
|
| sismografo {m}
|
:: seismograph
|
| sismogramma {m}
|
:: seismogram
|
| sismologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sismologo
|
| sismologia {f}
|
:: seismology
|
| sismologico {adj}
|
:: seismologic, seismological
|
| sismologo {m}
|
:: seismologist
|
| sismometro {m}
|
:: seismometer
|
| Sismondi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sismoscopio {m}
|
:: seismoscope
|
| sismotettonico {adj}
|
:: seismotectonic
|
| sissignor {adv}
|
:: apocopic form of sissignore
|
| sissignora {adv}
|
:: alternative form of sissignore
|
| sissignore {adv}
|
:: yes sir
|
| sissignore {adv}
|
:: yes indeed, of course
|
| sissino {m}
|
:: trainee teacher
|
| sistema {m} /sisˈtɛ.ma/
|
:: system
|
| sistema {m}
|
:: method, process
|
| sistema accusatorio {m} [legal]
|
:: adversarial system
|
| sistema aperto {m} [physics, computing]
|
:: open system
|
| sistema aureo {m} [econoics]
|
:: gold standard
|
| sistemabile {adj}
|
:: That can be settled; solvable
|
| sistemabile {adj}
|
:: repairable, fixable
|
| sistemabile {adj}
|
:: That can be arranged; placeable, installable
|
| sistema chiuso {m} [physics]
|
:: closed system
|
| sistema circolatorio {m}
|
:: circulatory system
|
| sistema d'allarme {m}
|
:: Variant of sistema di allarme
|
| sistema di allarme {m}
|
:: alarm system
|
| sistema di riferimento {m} [physics]
|
:: frame of reference
|
| sistema di riferimento inerziale {m} [physics]
|
:: inertial frame of reference
|
| sistema elettorale {m}
|
:: voting system
|
| sistema endocrino {m} [anatomy]
|
:: endocrine system
|
| sistema immunitario {m} [anatomy, immunology]
|
:: immune system
|
| sistema isolato {m} [physics]
|
:: isolated system
|
| sistema limbico {m} [anatomy]
|
:: limbic system
|
| sistema linfatico {m} [anatomy]
|
:: lymphatic system
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| sistema maggioritario {m} [politics]
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:: The first past the post system of voting
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| sistema nervoso {m} [neuroanatomy]
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:: nervous system
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| sistema nervoso autonomo {m} [neuroanatomy]
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:: autonomic nervous system
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| sistema nervoso centrale {m} [neuroanatomy]
|
:: central nervous system
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| sistema nervoso periferico {m} [neuroanatomy]
|
:: peripheral nervous system
|
| sistemante {v}
|
:: present participle of sistemare
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| sistemantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sistemarsi
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| sistema operativo {m} [software]
|
:: operating system
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| sistemare {vt}
|
:: to arrange, lay out, put, place, fit, set, tidy up
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| sistemare {vt}
|
:: to settle, solve, fix, define
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| sistemare {vt}
|
:: to fix, repair, sort out, set
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| sistemare {vt}
|
:: to accommodate, lodge, put up, fix up
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| sistemare {vt}
|
:: to marry off
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| sistemare {vt}
|
:: to find somebody a job, fix up
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| sistemarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sistemare
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| sistemarsi {vr}
|
:: to settle, be established
|
| sistemarsi {vr}
|
:: to settle down, settle in
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| sistemarsi {vr}
|
:: to find a job
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| sistemarsi {vr}
|
:: to get married, settle down
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| sistemarsi {vr}
|
:: to right oneself, work out, straighten up
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| sistema solare {m}
|
:: solar system
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| sistema solare {m}
|
:: Solar System
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| sistematicamente {adv}
|
:: systematically
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| sistematicamente {adv}
|
:: regularly
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| sistematicamente {adv}
|
:: always
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| sistematicità {f}
|
:: method
|
| sistematicità {f}
|
:: systematicity
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| sistematico {adj}
|
:: systematic
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| sistematizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sistematizzare
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| sistematizzare {vt}
|
:: to systematize, order, organize
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| sistematizzazione {f}
|
:: systematization
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| sistemato {adj}
|
:: married
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| sistema tolemaico {m} [astronomy]
|
:: Ptolemaic system
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| sistematosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sistemarsi
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| sistema Westminster {m} [politics]
|
:: Westminster system
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| sistemazione {f}
|
:: accommodation
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| sistemazione {f}
|
:: settlement
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| sistemazione {f}
|
:: arrangement, layout
|
| sistemazione {f}
|
:: work, employment
|
| sistemico {adj}
|
:: systemic
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| sistemista {mf}
|
:: systems analyst
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| sistemista {mf}
|
:: systems engineer
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| sistemista {mf}
|
:: gambler who follows a system
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| sistemistica {f}
|
:: systems science
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| sistemistico {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to systems science
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| sistilo {m} [architecture]
|
:: systyle
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| sistino {adj}
|
:: Sistine
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| Sisto {prop}
|
:: Sixtus
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| sistola {f}
|
:: hose (tube)
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| sistole {f} [physiology]
|
:: systole
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| sistolico {adj} [physiology]
|
:: systolic
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| sistro {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: sistrum
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| sitar {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: sitar
|
| sitare {v}
|
:: synonym of puzzare
|
| sitatunga {n}
|
:: sitatunga, marsh buck (Tragelaphus spekii)
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| sitcom {f}
|
:: sitcom (situation-comedy)
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| sitibondo {adj}
|
:: thirsty
|
| sitiofobia {f}
|
:: alternative form of sitofobia
|
| sitiologia {f}
|
:: Variant of sitologia
|
| sitiomania {f}
|
:: alternative form of sitomania
|
| sito- {prefix}
|
:: sito-
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| sito {adj} [literary] /ˈsi.to/
|
:: situated, located, lying
|
| sito {m}
|
:: site, specifically:
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| sito {m} [obsolete]
|
:: location, position, situation, site
|
| sito {m} [literary]
|
:: place, site, location
|
| sito {m} [biology]
|
:: region of a protein, a piece of DNA or RNA where chemical reactions take place; site
|
| sito {m} [Internet]
|
:: website
|
| sito {m} [literary, regional]
|
:: bad smell, stink
|
| sitofobia {f}
|
:: sitophobia
|
| sitografia {f} [Internet]
|
:: webography
|
| sito internet {m} [Internet, ]
|
:: website, web site
|
| sitologia {f} [medicine]
|
:: sitology, dietetics
|
| sitologo {m}
|
:: sitologist, dietician / dietitian
|
| sitomania {f}
|
:: sitomania
|
| sitosterolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: sitosterol
|
| sitoteca {f} [Internet]
|
:: web guide, portal (list or index to websites)
|
| sito web {m} [Internet, ]
|
:: website, web site
|
| situabile {adj}
|
:: locatable
|
| situagione {f} [archaic]
|
:: alternative form of situazione
|
| situante {v}
|
:: present participle of situare
|
| situantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of situarsi
|
| situare {vt}
|
:: to situate, place, put, locate, set
|
| situarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of situare
|
| situarsi {v}
|
:: to be situated, be located, to be
|
| situarsi {v}
|
:: to put oneself, place oneself
|
| situato {adj}
|
:: situated, placed, located, set
|
| situatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of situarsi
|
| situazionale {adj}
|
:: situational, situation (attributive)
|
| situazione {f} /si.tuaˈt͡sːjo.ne/
|
:: situation, position, condition, circumstances
|
| situazionismo {m}
|
:: situationism
|
| situla {f} [archaeology] /ˈsi.tu.la/
|
:: A kind of metallic vase
|
| sivé {m}
|
:: hare stew
|
| sivè {n}
|
:: synonym of civet di capriolo
|
| siviera {f} [metallurgy]
|
:: ladle (for molten metal)
|
| Siviglia {prop} /siˈviʎ.ʎa/
|
:: Siviglia (capital city)
|
| Siviglia {prop}
|
:: Siviglia (province)
|
| sivigliana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sivigliano
|
| sivigliano {adj} /si.viʎˈʎa.no/
|
:: Sevillian, Sevillan (of or relating to Seville or its people)
|
| sivigliano {m}
|
:: Sevillian, Sevillan (native or inhabitant of Seville)
|
| siziente {adj}
|
:: thirsty
|
| sizigia {f}
|
:: syzygy
|
| sizigiale {adj}
|
:: syzygial, syzygetic
|
| sizio {m}
|
:: hard, painful work
|
| sizza {f}
|
:: A strong cold wind
|
| skai {m}
|
:: leatherette
|
| skateante {v}
|
:: present participle of skateare
|
| skateare {vi}
|
:: To skateboard or skate
|
| skeletonista {mf} [sports]
|
:: A person who races on a skeleton toboggan
|
| sketch {m}
|
:: sketch, skit (short comic work)
|
| skinneriano {adj}
|
:: Skinnerian
|
| skipper {m} [nautical]
|
:: skipper (person in charge of a vessel)
|
| skyfarm {m}
|
:: skyfarm
|
| skyline {m}
|
:: skyline
|
| skyphos {m} [archaeology] /ˈski.fos/
|
:: scyphus, skyphos (Ancient Greek drinking cup)
|
| slab {m}
|
:: slab (of metal to be worked)
|
| slabbrante {v}
|
:: present participle of slabbrare
|
| slabbrare {vt}
|
:: to open [a wound]
|
| slabbrare {vt}
|
:: to chip the lips or rim [of a cup, vase, etc.]
|
| slabbrare {vi} [rare]
|
:: (with da) to overflow (from)
|
| slabbrarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of slabbrare
|
| slabbrarsi {v}
|
:: to open at the lips or margins
|
| slabbrarsi {v}
|
:: to chip the rim
|
| slabbrarsi {v}
|
:: to lose the original form; to deform
|
| slabbratura {f}
|
:: chipping (of a rim)
|
| slabbratura {f}
|
:: burr
|
| slacciabile {adj}
|
:: unfastenable
|
| slacciamento {m}
|
:: unfastening, untying, unlacing
|
| slacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of slacciare
|
| slacciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of slacciarsi
|
| slacciare {vt}
|
:: to untie, unlace, undo or unfasten
|
| slacciarsi {vr}
|
:: To come untied, to come undone, to come unfastened, to come unlaced
|
| slacciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of slacciarsi
|
| sladinare {v}
|
:: To run in (a new engine)
|
| sladinare {v}
|
:: To lubricate
|
| slalom {m} [sports]
|
:: slalom
|
| slalomeggiare {v}
|
:: To slalom
|
| slalomista {mf}
|
:: slalomer, slalomist
|
| slalomistico {adj}
|
:: slalom / slalomist attributive
|
| slamante {v}
|
:: present participle of slamare
|
| slamare {vi}
|
:: To slip or slide down
|
| slamare {vt}
|
:: To unhook or disgorge (a fish)
|
| slamatore {m}
|
:: fish disgorger
|
| slanatura {f}
|
:: fellmongery
|
| slanciamento {m}
|
:: hurling, flinging
|
| slanciante {v}
|
:: present participle of slanciare
|
| slanciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of slanciarsi
|
| slanciare {vt}
|
:: To hurl or fling
|
| slanciarsi {vr}
|
:: To hurl or fling oneself
|
| slanciato {adj}
|
:: slender, sleek, slim
|
| slanciato {adj}
|
:: willowy
|
| slanciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of slanciarsi
|
| slancio {m}
|
:: dash, leap
|
| slancio {m}
|
:: surge
|
| slappolante {v}
|
:: present participle of slappolare
|
| slappolare {vt}
|
:: To deburr or burl (yarn)
|
| slargamento {m}
|
:: widening, broadening (act of)
|
| slargando {m} [music, uncommon] /slarˈɡan.do/
|
:: synonym of allargando
|
| slargante {v}
|
:: present participle of slargare
|
| slargantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of slargarsi
|
| slargare {vt}
|
:: to widen, broaden or enlarge
|
| slargare {vt}
|
:: to stretch
|
| slargare {vi}
|
:: to take up space (on a page)
|
| slargarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of slargare
|
| slargarsi {vr}
|
:: to widen, become broader
|
| slargarsi {vr}
|
:: to stretch, become baggy
|
| slargarsi {vr}
|
:: to spread (out)
|
| slargatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of slargarsi
|
| slargatura {f}
|
:: synonym of slargamento
|
| slargo {m}
|
:: widening (wider part)
|
| slatinare {v}
|
:: To use Latin words or phrases, typically as a means of showing off
|
| slatinatura {f}
|
:: The use of Latin words or phrases, typically as a means of showing off
|
| slattamento {m}
|
:: weaning
|
| slattante {v}
|
:: present participle of slattare
|
| slattare {vt}
|
:: To wean
|
| slattatura {f}
|
:: weaning
|
| slava {f}
|
:: feminine noun of slavo
|
| slavato {adj}
|
:: faded, pale, colourless
|
| slavatura {f}
|
:: dullness, washiness
|
| slavina {f}
|
:: snowslide
|
| slavismo {m}
|
:: Slavism
|
| slavista {mf}
|
:: Slavist, Slavicist
|
| slavistica {f}
|
:: Slavonic studies
|
| slavità {f}
|
:: Slavic character
|
| slavizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of slavizzare
|
| slavizzare {vt}
|
:: to Slavicize
|
| slavizzazione {f}
|
:: Slavonization
|
| slavo {adj}
|
:: Slavonic, Slavic
|
| slavo {m}
|
:: Slav, Slavonic, Slavic
|
| slavofilia {f}
|
:: Slavophilism, Slavophilia
|
| slavofilismo {m}
|
:: Slavophilism, Slavophilia
|
| slavofilo {adj}
|
:: Slavophil, Slavophile
|
| slavofilo {m}
|
:: Slavophil, Slavophile
|
| slavofobia {f}
|
:: Slavophobia
|
| slavofobo {m}
|
:: Slavophobe
|
| slavofono {adj}
|
:: Slavophone
|
| slavofono {m}
|
:: Slavophone
|
| slavomacedone {adj}
|
:: Slavomacedonian; Macedonian Slavic
|
| sleale {adj} /zleˈaː.le/
|
:: disloyal
|
| sleale {adj}
|
:: unfair
|
| slealmente {adv}
|
:: disloyally, falsely
|
| slealmente {adv}
|
:: unfairly
|
| slealtà {f} /zle.alˈt̪a/
|
:: unfairness
|
| slealtà {f}
|
:: disloyalty
|
| slebo {m}
|
:: synonym of bramma
|
| slegamento {m}
|
:: untying
|
| slegamento {m}
|
:: liberation
|
| slegante {v}
|
:: present participle of slegare
|
| slegantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of slegarsi
|
| slegare {vt}
|
:: to untie
|
| slegare {vt}
|
:: to free, release, liberate
|
| slegarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of slegare
|
| slegarsi {v}
|
:: to untie oneself
|
| slegarsi {v}
|
:: to free oneself
|
| slegato {adj}
|
:: loose
|
| slegato {adj}
|
:: disconnected
|
| slegatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of slegarsi
|
| slegatura {f}
|
:: untying, loosening, unfastening, unbinding
|
| slegatura {f}
|
:: incoherence
|
| slentante {v}
|
:: present participle of slentare
|
| slentare {v}
|
:: alternative form of allentare
|
| slentatura {f}
|
:: synonym of allentatura
|
| Slesia {prop}
|
:: Silesia
|
| slinguante {v}
|
:: present participle of slinguare
|
| slinguare {vt}
|
:: to tongue kiss
|
| slinguare {vt}
|
:: to lick avidly
|
| slinguata {f}
|
:: French kiss
|
| slinguazzare {v} [slang]
|
:: synonym of slinguare
|
| slinguazzata {f} [slang]
|
:: lick
|
| slinguazzata {f} [slang]
|
:: long, passionate kiss
|
| slip {m}
|
:: Men's or women's underwear (knickers, panties)
|
| slip {m}
|
:: swimming trunks
|
| slitta {f}
|
:: sledge, sleigh, sled
|
| slitta {f}
|
:: slider (in a mechanism)
|
| slittamento {m}
|
:: slipping
|
| slittamento {m}
|
:: skidding
|
| slittamento {m}
|
:: sliding
|
| slittamento {m}
|
:: postponement
|
| slittante {v}
|
:: present participle of slittare
|
| slittare {vi}
|
:: [especially of vehicles] to slide; to slip; to skid
|
| slittare {vi} [economics, finance]
|
:: [of a currency, stock, etc.] to fall in value
|
| slittare {vi}
|
:: (typically with a or di) to be postponed or put off (by/for)
|
| slittare {v} [a, verso, su, .politics]
|
:: to stray from the party line; to deviate from political orthodoxy; to deviate; to diverge
|
| slittare {vi} [rare]
|
:: to sled
|
| slittinismo {m}
|
:: luging (sledging with a luge)
|
| slittinista {mf} [sports]
|
:: luge competitor
|
| slittino {m} [sports]
|
:: luge
|
| slittovia {f}
|
:: sledge lift (large skilift)
|
| slivoviz {m} /ˈsli.vo.vit͡s/
|
:: slivovitz
|
| slogamento {m}
|
:: dislocation
|
| slogan {m} /ˈslɔ.ɡan/
|
:: slogan, specifically:
|
| slogan {m}
|
:: A distinctive phrase of a person or group of people
|
| slogan {m} [advertising]
|
:: A catch phrase associated with the product or service being advertised
|
| slogante {v}
|
:: present participle of slogare
|
| slogare {vt} [medicine]
|
:: to dislocate, [of a shoulder] to splay
|
| slogare {vt} [medicine]
|
:: to sprain
|
| slogatura {f}
|
:: dislocation (of the shoulder)
|
| slogatura {f}
|
:: sprain (of the wrist or ankle)
|
| sloggante {v}
|
:: present participle of sloggare
|
| sloggare {v} [computing]
|
:: To log out, log off
|
| sloggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sloggiare
|
| sloggiare {vt}
|
:: To dislodge (from)
|
| sloggiare {vt}
|
:: To turn out (of)
|
| sloggiare {vi}
|
:: To move out (of)
|
| slombante {v}
|
:: present participle of slombare
|
| slombare {vt}
|
:: to break the back of
|
| slombare {vt}
|
:: to wear out
|
| slombato {adj}
|
:: exhausted, fatigued
|
| slovacca {f}
|
:: female equivalent of slovacco
|
| Slovacchia {prop} /zloˈvak.kja/
|
:: Slovakia
|
| slovacco {adj}
|
:: Slovak
|
| slovacco {m}
|
:: Slovak
|
| slovacco {ms} [singular only]
|
:: Slovak (language)
|
| slovena {f}
|
:: A Slovenian woman
|
| Slovenia {prop} /zloˈvɛnja/
|
:: Slovenia
|
| sloveno {adj}
|
:: Slovenian
|
| sloveno {m}
|
:: a Slovenian [male or of unspecified sex]
|
| sloveno {m}
|
:: [in the plural] the Slovenians
|
| sloveno {m}
|
:: Slovene (language)
|
| slumacare {v} /slu.maˈka.re/
|
:: synonym of allumacare
|
| slumacatura {f}
|
:: synonym of allumacatura
|
| slungante {v}
|
:: present participle of slungare
|
| slungare {vt}
|
:: To lengthen or extend
|
| slungatura {f}
|
:: lengthening, extension
|
| smaccante {v}
|
:: present participle of smaccare
|
| smaccare {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: To humiliate
|
| smaccatamente {adv}
|
:: excessively, spanking
|
| smaccato {adj}
|
:: excessive
|
| smaccato {adj}
|
:: effusive, fulsome
|
| smacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of smacchiare
|
| smacchiante {adj}
|
:: stain removing
|
| smacchiare {vt}
|
:: To clean (remove stains)
|
| smacchiatore {m}
|
:: stain remover
|
| smacchiatoria {f}
|
:: dry cleaner
|
| smacchiatura {f}
|
:: cleaning, stain removal
|
| smacco {m}
|
:: comedown, letdown, humiliation
|
| smacrare {v}
|
:: synonym of smagrire
|
| smadonnante {v}
|
:: present participle of smadonnare
|
| smadonnare {vi}
|
:: To curse, swear, blaspheme
|
| smagamento {m}
|
:: distraction
|
| smagamento {m}
|
:: weakening
|
| smagare {v}
|
:: To distract (from)
|
| smagare {v}
|
:: To weaken
|
| smagato {adj}
|
:: distracted, disenchanted
|
| smagato {adj}
|
:: confused
|
| smagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of smagliare
|
| smagliante {adj}
|
:: dazzling
|
| smagliante {adj}
|
:: beaming
|
| smagliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smagliarsi
|
| smagliare {vt}
|
:: To ladder, run, unravel or snag
|
| smagliarsi {vr}
|
:: To ladder, run or snag
|
| smagliarsi {vr}
|
:: To develop stretch marks
|
| smagliato {adj}
|
:: run, laddered
|
| smagliato {adj}
|
:: with stretch marks
|
| smagliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smagliarsi
|
| smagliatura {f}
|
:: run, ladder (in stockings etc)
|
| smagliatura {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: stretch mark
|
| smagnetizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of smagnetizzare
|
| smagnetizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smagnetizzarsi
|
| smagnetizzare {vt}
|
:: to demagnetize
|
| smagnetizzarsi {vr}
|
:: To become demagnetized
|
| smagnetizzatore {m}
|
:: demagnetizer
|
| smagnetizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smagnetizzarsi
|
| smagnetizzazione {f}
|
:: demagnetization
|
| smagrare {v}
|
:: alternative form of smagrire
|
| smagrente {v}
|
:: present participle of smagrire
|
| smagrimento {m}
|
:: thinning, slimming
|
| smagrire {vt}
|
:: to thin (down)
|
| smagrire {vt}
|
:: to exhaust, impoverish [the soil]
|
| smagrire {vi}
|
:: to become thin
|
| smagrito {adj}
|
:: thinner (having lost weight)
|
| Smalcalda {prop}
|
:: Smalcalda (city)
|
| smaliziante {v}
|
:: present participle of smaliziare
|
| smaliziantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smaliziarsi
|
| smaliziare {vt}
|
:: To teach a thing or two
|
| smaliziarsi {vr}
|
:: To wake up, to get sharp, to get skilled
|
| smaliziato {adj}
|
:: clever, shrewd, knowing, experienced, skilled
|
| smaliziatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smaliziarsi
|
| smallante {v}
|
:: present participle of smallare
|
| smallare {vt}
|
:: To shell (nuts)
|
| smaltamento {m}
|
:: enamelling, glazing (of pottery)
|
| smaltante {v}
|
:: present participle of smaltare
|
| smaltantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smaltarsi
|
| smaltare {vt}
|
:: to enamel
|
| smaltare {vt} [pottery]
|
:: to glaze
|
| smaltarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of smaltare
|
| smaltarsi {v}
|
:: to paint oneself with enamel, etc. [especially to varnish the fingernails]
|
| smaltatore {m}
|
:: enameller / enameler
|
| smaltatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smaltarsi
|
| smaltatrice {f} [photography]
|
:: Device used to glaze photographs
|
| smaltatura {f}
|
:: enamelling / enameling
|
| smaltatura {f}
|
:: enamel, glaze
|
| smaltente {v}
|
:: present participle of smaltire
|
| smalteria {f}
|
:: enamel factory
|
| smaltibile {adj}
|
:: disposable
|
| smaltimento {m}
|
:: disposal
|
| smaltimento {m}
|
:: selling off, clearance
|
| smaltimento {m}
|
:: getting through
|
| smaltire {vt}
|
:: to digest [food, etc.]
|
| smaltire {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to get over [a problem, disappointment, etc.]
|
| smaltire {vt} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: to swallow (put up with)
|
| smaltire {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to dispose of [waste]
|
| smaltire {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to lose weight
|
| smaltire {vt}
|
:: to drain off or away
|
| smaltire {vt} [, by extension, familiar]
|
:: to sell off (goods), to get rid of
|
| smaltitoio {m}
|
:: sump
|
| smaltitore {adj}
|
:: draining, drainage (attributive)
|
| smaltitore {m}
|
:: waste disposal company / plant
|
| smalto {m}
|
:: enamel (all senses)
|
| smalto {m}
|
:: glaze
|
| smalto {m} [heraldry]
|
:: tincture
|
| smammante {v}
|
:: present participle of smammare
|
| smammare {vt}
|
:: clear off, go away (and the like)
|
| smammolarsi {vr}
|
:: To yearn
|
| smanacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of smanacciare
|
| smanacciare {vt} [sports]
|
:: To hit the ball with a hand
|
| smanacciare {vi}
|
:: To gesticulate
|
| smanacciare {vt}
|
:: To grope, to paw, to fondle
|
| smanacciare {vi}
|
:: To fuss
|
| smanaccione {m}
|
:: fusspot
|
| smanceria {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: mawkishness, affectation
|
| smanceroso {adj}
|
:: mawkish, affected
|
| smandrappato {adj}
|
:: shabby, worn
|
| smanettamento {m} [computing]
|
:: hacking
|
| smanettante {v}
|
:: present participle of smanettare
|
| smanettare {vi} [computing, colloquial]
|
:: To hack; to be a (computer) geek
|
| smanettare {vi} [colloquial]
|
:: To rev up, fuck
|
| smanettona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of smanettone
|
| smanettone {m}
|
:: A person who rides a motorcycle noisily and at high speed
|
| smanettone {m} [computing, slang, pejorative]
|
:: geek, hacker
|
| smangiante {v}
|
:: present participle of smangiare
|
| smangiare {vt}
|
:: To corrode or eat away
|
| smangiato {adj}
|
:: corroded, eaten away
|
| smangiatura {f}
|
:: corrosion
|
| smangiucchiare {v}
|
:: synonym of mangiucchiare
|
| smania {f}
|
:: agitation, restlessness
|
| smania {f}
|
:: craving or thirst (for)
|
| smania {f}
|
:: one-track mind
|
| smaniante {v}
|
:: present participle of smaniare
|
| smaniare {vi}
|
:: To be restless, to be agitated, to be eager, to fidget
|
| smaniare {vi}
|
:: To yearn, to crave, to long
|
| smanicarsi {vr}
|
:: To roll up one's sleeves
|
| smanierato {adj}
|
:: rude, unmannered
|
| smaniosamente {adv}
|
:: eagerly
|
| smaniosità {f}
|
:: agitation
|
| smaniosità {f}
|
:: craving
|
| smanioso {adj}
|
:: eager, longing, yearning
|
| smannata {f}
|
:: crowd
|
| smannata {f}
|
:: brigade, pack
|
| smantellamento {m}
|
:: dismantling, demolition
|
| smantellante {v}
|
:: present participle of smantellare
|
| smantellare {vt} [also, figurative]
|
:: to dismantle; to demolish
|
| smantellare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to destroy [an argument, reasoning, etc.]
|
| smantellazione {f}
|
:: dismantling, demolition
|
| smanzeroso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of smanceroso
|
| smanziere {m}
|
:: suitor
|
| smanziere {m}
|
:: lover
|
| smarcante {v}
|
:: present participle of smarcare
|
| smarcantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smarcarsi
|
| smarcare {vt} [football]
|
:: To free from being marked, typically by a pass
|
| smarcarsi {vr} [sports]
|
:: To free oneself from one's marker
|
| smarcato {adj} [sports]
|
:: unmarked
|
| smarcatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smarcarsi
|
| smargiassare {v}
|
:: To show off
|
| smargiassata {f}
|
:: bravado, bragging, swank, boast, rodomontade
|
| smargiasseria {f}
|
:: showing off
|
| smargiasseria {f}
|
:: bravado
|
| smargiasso {m}
|
:: show-off
|
| smargiasso {m}
|
:: smartass, smart aleck
|
| smargiasso {m}
|
:: clever dick
|
| smargiasso {adj}
|
:: Describing such a person or actions
|
| smarginante {v}
|
:: present participle of smarginare
|
| smarginare {vt}
|
:: To trim the margins of
|
| smarginare {vti}
|
:: To bleed (in typography)
|
| smarginato {adj}
|
:: cropped (image, page)
|
| smarginato {adj}
|
:: bled (off) (in typography)
|
| smarginatura {f}
|
:: trimming or margins; cropping
|
| smarginatura {f}
|
:: bleeding (off) (in typography)
|
| smarino {m}
|
:: debris from a mine (that contains no usable material)
|
| smarmittato {adj} [of a car, motorbike etc]
|
:: Having a broken silencer / muffler
|
| smarrare {v}
|
:: To hoe
|
| smarratura {f}
|
:: hoeing
|
| smarrente {v}
|
:: present participle of smarrire
|
| smarrentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smarrirsi
|
| smarribile {adj}
|
:: losable
|
| smarrimento {m}
|
:: loss, losing
|
| smarrimento {m}
|
:: confusion
|
| smarrimento {m}
|
:: dismay
|
| smarrire {vt}
|
:: to lose
|
| smarrire {vt}
|
:: to stray from
|
| smarrire {vi}
|
:: to get lost
|
| smarrire {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to fade or discolor
|
| smarrirsi {vr} [also, figuratively]
|
:: To get lost or lose one's way
|
| smarrito {adj}
|
:: lost
|
| smarrito {adj}
|
:: bewildered, nonplussed
|
| smarritosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smarrirsi
|
| smarronare {v}
|
:: To make large mistakes
|
| smarruto {adj}
|
:: alternative form of smarrito
|
| smartellare {v}
|
:: To hammer repeatedly
|
| smartphone {m} [mobile phones] /ˈsmart.fon/
|
:: smartphone
|
| smascellamento {m}
|
:: dislocation of the jaw
|
| smascellante {v}
|
:: present participle of smascellare
|
| smascellantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smascellarsi
|
| smascellare {vt}
|
:: To dislocate someone's jaw
|
| smascellarsi {vr}
|
:: To dislocate one's jaw
|
| smascheramento {m}
|
:: unmasking, exposure
|
| smascherante {v}
|
:: present participle of smascherare
|
| smascherantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smascherarsi
|
| smascherare {vt}
|
:: to unmask, see through
|
| smascherare {vt}
|
:: to uncover
|
| smascherarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of smascherare
|
| smascherarsi {v}
|
:: to give oneself away
|
| smascheratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smascherarsi
|
| smascolinato {adj}
|
:: Lacking masculinity
|
| smash {m}
|
:: smash (tennis shot)
|
| smaterializzante {v}
|
:: present participle of smaterializzare
|
| smaterializzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smaterializzarsi
|
| smaterializzare {vt}
|
:: to dematerialize
|
| smaterializzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of smaterializzare
|
| smaterializzarsi {vr}
|
:: to dematerialize
|
| smaterializzarsi {vr}
|
:: to vanish, disappear
|
| smaterializzazione {f}
|
:: dematerialization
|
| smattonante {v}
|
:: present participle of smattonare
|
| smattonare {vt}
|
:: to remove bricks (of or from)
|
| smattonare {vt}
|
:: to demolish brickwork
|
| smattonatura {f}
|
:: demolition of brickwork (typically of a wall)
|
| smazzare {vt} /smatˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: To undo (a bunch or bundle of objects)
|
| smazzare {vt} [card games]
|
:: to deal
|
| smazzata {f}
|
:: hand (of playing cards)
|
| smectico {adj} [chemistry, physics]
|
:: smectic
|
| smectite {f} [mineral]
|
:: smectite
|
| smegmatico {adj}
|
:: smegmatic
|
| smelare {v}
|
:: alternative form of smielare
|
| smelensito {adj}
|
:: dull, stupid
|
| smembramento {m}
|
:: dismemberment
|
| smembrante {v}
|
:: present participle of smembrare
|
| smembrantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smembrarsi
|
| smembrare {vt}
|
:: to dismember
|
| smembrarsi {vr}
|
:: To split or break up
|
| smembratore {m}
|
:: dismemberer
|
| smembratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smembrarsi
|
| smembratura {f}
|
:: synonym of smembramento
|
| smemorabile {adj}
|
:: unmemorable
|
| smemoramento {m}
|
:: memory loss
|
| smemorante {v}
|
:: present participle of smemorare
|
| smemorantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smemorarsi
|
| smemorare {vi}
|
:: To lose one's memory
|
| smemorarsi {vr}
|
:: To become forgetful
|
| smemorataggine {f}
|
:: forgetfulness, absent-mindedness
|
| smemoratamente {adv}
|
:: forgetfully, absent-mindedly
|
| smemoratezza {f}
|
:: forgetfulness, absent-mindedness
|
| smemorato {adj}
|
:: forgetful, absent-minded
|
| smemoratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smemorarsi
|
| smemoriato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of smemorato
|
| smencio {adj}
|
:: soft, limp
|
| smencio {adj}
|
:: withered
|
| smencire {v}
|
:: alternative form of ammencire
|
| smentente {v}
|
:: present participle of smentire
|
| smententesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smentirsi
|
| smenticare {v}
|
:: alternative form of dimenticare
|
| smentire {vt}
|
:: to deny
|
| smentire {vt}
|
:: to refute, to disprove
|
| smentire {vt}
|
:: to belie
|
| smentirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of smentire
|
| smentirsi {v}
|
:: to be inconsistent
|
| smentita {f}
|
:: denial
|
| smentita {f}
|
:: refutation
|
| smentitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smentirsi
|
| smeraldino {adj} [archaic] /sme.ralˈdi.no/
|
:: made out of emerald
|
| smeraldino {adj} [dated]
|
:: emerald green; emerald-like in colour
|
| smeraldo {m} /smeˈral.do/
|
:: emerald (gemstone)
|
| smeraldo {adj}
|
:: emerald-like in colour; emerald green (attributive)
|
| smerare {v}
|
:: To purify, clean
|
| smerciabile {adj}
|
:: saleable
|
| smerciabilità {f}
|
:: saleability, saleableness
|
| smerciante {v}
|
:: present participle of smerciare
|
| smerciare {vt}
|
:: to sell, sell off
|
| smerciare {vt}
|
:: to push drugs
|
| smercio {m}
|
:: sale
|
| smerdante {v}
|
:: present participle of smerdare
|
| smerdare {vt} [vulgar]
|
:: to shame or show up
|
| smerdare {vt} [vulgar]
|
:: to rub ones nose in it, to sully
|
| smerdare {vt}
|
:: to besmirch
|
| smergo {m}
|
:: merganser (of genus Mergus)
|
| smerigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of smerigliare
|
| smerigliare {vt}
|
:: To polish with emery/emerise/emerize, to frost or grind
|
| smerigliato {adj}
|
:: frosted (glass)
|
| smerigliato {adj}
|
:: emery (attributive)
|
| smerigliato {adj}
|
:: polished, ground
|
| smerigliatore {m}
|
:: polisher, grinder (person)
|
| smerigliatrice {f}
|
:: grinder, sander (machine)
|
| smerigliatura {f}
|
:: grinding, sanding
|
| smeriglio {m} [mineralogy] /smeˈriʎ.ʎo/
|
:: emery
|
| smeriglio {m}
|
:: merlin (Falco columbarius)
|
| smeriglio {m}
|
:: synonym of sparviero
|
| smeriglio {m}
|
:: porbeagle (Lamna nasus)
|
| smeriglio {m}
|
:: synonym of palombo comune
|
| smeriglio {m}
|
:: synonym of verdesca
|
| smeriglio {f} [firearms]
|
:: springald (fitted on galleys-long ship propelled primarily by oars)
|
| smeriglio {f} [firearms]
|
:: punt gun
|
| smerlante {v}
|
:: present participle of smerlare
|
| smerlare {vt}
|
:: To scallop
|
| smerlatura {f}
|
:: scalloping
|
| smerlettante {v}
|
:: present participle of smerlettare
|
| smerlettare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of smerlare
|
| smerlo {m}
|
:: scallop (stitch)
|
| smessala {v}
|
:: past participle of smetterla
|
| smesso {adj}
|
:: cast-off (clothing)
|
| smetrulazione {f} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: synonym of carbocementazione
|
| smettente {v}
|
:: present participle of smettere
|
| smettentela {v}
|
:: present participle of smetterla
|
| smettere {vti} /ˈzmet.te.re/
|
:: to stop or cease
|
| smettico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of smectico
|
| smezzamento {m}
|
:: halving
|
| smezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of smezzare
|
| smezzare {vt}
|
:: To cut in half; to halve
|
| smidollante {v}
|
:: present participle of smidollare
|
| smidollare {vt}
|
:: to remove the marrow from
|
| smidollare {vt}
|
:: to weaken or enfeeble
|
| smidollato {adj}
|
:: spineless, namby-pamby
|
| smidollato {m}
|
:: A spineless person; a wimp, coward, pushover, or weakling
|
| smielante {v}
|
:: present participle of smielare
|
| smielare {vt}
|
:: To extract or remove honey (from a honeycomb)
|
| smielatore {m}
|
:: honey extractor (device)
|
| smielatura {f}
|
:: honey extraction
|
| smilace {f}
|
:: smilax, sarsaparilla
|
| smilitarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of smilitarizzare
|
| smilitarizzare {v}
|
:: to demilitarize
|
| smilitarizzazione {f}
|
:: demilitarization
|
| smilzo {adj}
|
:: thin, lean
|
| sminamento {m}
|
:: demining
|
| sminante {v}
|
:: present participle of sminare
|
| sminare {vt}
|
:: To remove mines from an area; to demine
|
| sminatore {m}
|
:: mine clearer (person or machine)
|
| sminatore {adj}
|
:: mine-clearing
|
| sminatura {f}
|
:: synonym of sminamento
|
| sminchionare {v}
|
:: alternative form of minchionare
|
| sminchionato {adj}
|
:: unscrupulous
|
| sminuente {v}
|
:: present participle of sminuire
|
| sminuentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sminuirsi
|
| sminuire {vt}
|
:: To belittle or slight
|
| sminuire {vt}
|
:: To diminish or debase
|
| sminuirsi {vr}
|
:: To belittle oneself, to lower oneself, to debase oneself
|
| sminuitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sminuirsi
|
| sminuzzamento {m}
|
:: breaking into small pieces
|
| sminuzzamento {m}
|
:: mincing, crumbling
|
| sminuzzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sminuzzare
|
| sminuzzare {vt}
|
:: to crumble, mush, squish
|
| sminuzzare {vt}
|
:: to tear (paper) into small pieces
|
| sminuzzatrice {f}
|
:: shredder, shredding machine
|
| sminuzzatura {f}
|
:: breaking into small pieces
|
| sminuzzatura {f}
|
:: mincing, crumbling
|
| sminuzzatura {f}
|
:: chips, fragments, crumbs
|
| sminuzzolare {v}
|
:: To crumble
|
| Smirne {prop}
|
:: Smirne (ancient city)
|
| Smirne {prop}
|
:: Smirne (modern city/capital)
|
| Smirnoff {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| smistamento {m}
|
:: sorting
|
| smistamento {m}
|
:: marshalling
|
| smistante {v}
|
:: present participle of smistare
|
| smistare {vt} [post]
|
:: to sort
|
| smistare {vt} [railroads]
|
:: to shunt
|
| smistatore {m}
|
:: sorter
|
| smistatrice {f}
|
:: sorter (sorting machine)
|
| smisurabile {adj}
|
:: huge, boundless, enormous
|
| smisuratamente {adv}
|
:: beyond measure, immeasurably, exceedingly, immoderately
|
| smisuratezza {f}
|
:: immeasurability, immeasurableness, boundlessness
|
| smisurato {adj}
|
:: enormous, immense
|
| smisurato {adj}
|
:: excessive, beyond measure
|
| smisurato {adj}
|
:: boundless, measureless
|
| smithsonite {f} [mineral]
|
:: smithsonite
|
| smitizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of smitizzare
|
| smitizzare {vt}
|
:: to demythologize
|
| smitizzare {vt}
|
:: to debunk
|
| smitizzazione {f}
|
:: debunking, unmasking
|
| smitizzazione {f}
|
:: reassessment, reappraisal, revaluation
|
| smobiliante {v}
|
:: present participle of smobiliare
|
| smobiliare {vt}
|
:: To unfurnish (remove furniture from)
|
| smobiliato {adj}
|
:: unfurnished
|
| smobilitante {v}
|
:: present participle of smobilitare
|
| smobilitare {vt}
|
:: to demobilize
|
| smobilitare {vt}
|
:: to disband
|
| smobilitazione {f}
|
:: demobilization
|
| smobilizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of smobilizzare
|
| smobilizzare {v} [finance]
|
:: To liquidate
|
| smobilizzo {m}
|
:: selling off, liquidation
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| smoccicare {v}
|
:: alternative form of moccicare
|
| smoccolante {v}
|
:: present participle of smoccolare
|
| smoccolare {vt}
|
:: to snuff
|
| smoccolare {vt}
|
:: to clean out [one's nose]
|
| smoccolare {vt}
|
:: to remove the burnt top part of a wick
|
| smoccolare {vi}
|
:: to let molten wax drip from a candle
|
| smoccolare {vi}
|
:: to swear
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| smoccolatoio {m}
|
:: a candlesnuffer
|
| smoccolatura {f}
|
:: snuffing (out)
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| smoccolatura {f}
|
:: snuff (burnt part of a wick)
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| smoccolatura {f}
|
:: candle drippings
|
| smodare {v} /smoˈda.re/
|
:: to go too far, to exceed
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| smodatamente {adv}
|
:: immoderately, excessively
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| smodatezza {f}
|
:: synonym of esagerazione
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| smodato {adj}
|
:: excessive, unrestrained, uncontrolled, immoderate
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| smoderatamente {adv}
|
:: immoderately, excessively
|
| smoderatezza {f}
|
:: immoderateness, immoderation, excess
|
| smoderatezza {f}
|
:: intemperance
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| smoderato {adj}
|
:: immoderate
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| smoderazione {f}
|
:: synonym of smoderatezza
|
| smog {m}
|
:: smog
|
| smogliarsi {v}
|
:: To leave / abandon ones wife
|
| smoking {m}
|
:: tuxedo, dinner jacket
|
| smollare {v}
|
:: To presoak (laundry)
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| smollicabile {adj}
|
:: crumblable
|
| smollicante {v}
|
:: present participle of smollicare
|
| smollicantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smollicarsi
|
| smollicare {vt}
|
:: To crumble
|
| smollicarsi {vr}
|
:: To crumble
|
| smollicatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smollicarsi
|
| smonacante {v}
|
:: present participle of smonacare
|
| smonacantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smonacarsi
|
| smonacare {vt}
|
:: To defrock (or dismiss from a monastic order)
|
| smonacarsi {vr}
|
:: To be defrocked (or leave a monastic order)
|
| smonacatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smonacarsi
|
| smoncare {v} /smonˈka.re/
|
:: to cut off
|
| smonetare {v}
|
:: To demonetize
|
| smonetazione {f}
|
:: demonetization
|
| smontabile {adj}
|
:: That can be dismantled; dismantleable
|
| smontaggio {m}
|
:: disassembly
|
| smontante {v}
|
:: present participle of smontare
|
| smontare {vt}
|
:: to disassemble; to dismantle
|
| smontare {vt}
|
:: to remove or transport away furnishings
|
| smontare {vt}
|
:: to unframe
|
| smontare {vt}
|
:: to remove from a programming; to unschedule [a film, TV show, etc.]
|
| smontare {v} [ergative]
|
:: to deflate [a whisked food]
|
| smontare {vt}
|
:: to deprive of enthusiasm or confidence; to demoralize; to discourage
|
| smontare {vt}
|
:: to demonstrate the groundlessness [of an argument, accusation, etc.] by analyzing it; to tear down; to shoot down; to break apart
|
| smontare {vt}
|
:: to deflate or demagnify [an exaggerated story, joke, etc.]
|
| smontare {v} [ergative, familiar]
|
:: to get off of a vehicle; to drop off
|
| smontare {v} [di, da]
|
:: (takes essere as auxiliary) to dismount (from); to get off (of)
|
| smontare {v} [familiar]
|
:: [di, da] (takes essere as auxiliary) to finish a work shift
|
| smontare {vi} [rare]
|
:: [of a color] to fade
|
| smontare {vi} [archaic]
|
:: (takes essere as auxiliary) to stay at [a place]
|
| smontarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of smontare
|
| smontarsi {v}
|
:: [of a whisked food] to be deflated
|
| smontarsi {v}
|
:: to be disheartened or discouraged; to lose heart
|
| smontatore {m}
|
:: disassembler
|
| smontatura {f}
|
:: disassembly, dismantling
|
| smontatura {f}
|
:: discouragement
|
| smonticatura {f}
|
:: alternative form of smonticazione
|
| smonticazione {f}
|
:: The return of grazing animals to their summer pasture
|
| smorbante {v}
|
:: present participle of smorbare
|
| smorbare {vt}
|
:: To purify
|
| smorfia {f} /ˈzmɔr.fja/
|
:: grimace; face (funny face)
|
| smorfia {f}
|
:: smirk, simper
|
| smorfia {f}
|
:: snarl
|
| smorfiosa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of smorfioso
|
| smorfiosamente {adv}
|
:: affectedly
|
| smorfiosetto {adj}
|
:: mawkish, simpering
|
| smorfiosetto {adj}
|
:: affected (with an affectation)
|
| smorfiosità {f}
|
:: affectedness
|
| smorfioso {adj}
|
:: simpering, mincing
|
| smorfioso {adj}
|
:: fussy
|
| smorfioso {adj}
|
:: affected
|
| smorfioso {m}
|
:: simperer
|
| smorfioso {m}
|
:: fusspot
|
| smorire {v}
|
:: To whiten
|
| smorire {v}
|
:: To fade
|
| smortezza {f}
|
:: synonym of pallidezza
|
| smortigno {adj}
|
:: Somewhat dull &c
|
| smortire {v}
|
:: To fade, discolour
|
| smortito {adj}
|
:: faded, discoloured
|
| smorto {adj}
|
:: pale, wan
|
| smorto {adj}
|
:: dull
|
| smorzamento {m}
|
:: extinguishing
|
| smorzamento {m}
|
:: muffling, dimming, toning down
|
| smorzamento {m} [physics]
|
:: damping
|
| smorzamento {m} [physics]
|
:: quenching
|
| smorzando {adv} [music]
|
:: smorzando
|
| smorzando {m} [music]
|
:: smorzando
|
| smorzante {v}
|
:: present participle of smorzare
|
| smorzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smorzarsi
|
| smorzare {vt}
|
:: to put out, extinguish, quench, dampen
|
| smorzare {vt}
|
:: to soften, tone down, muffle, dim, lower, deaden
|
| smorzare {vt} [baseball]
|
:: to bunt
|
| smorzarsi {vr}
|
:: To fade, fade away, die down or dim
|
| smorzarsi {vr}
|
:: To go out (fire)
|
| smorzata {f} [sports]
|
:: drop shot
|
| smorzato {adj}
|
:: muffled, damped, faint, toned down, dimmed, dull
|
| smorzatore {adj}
|
:: damping
|
| smorzatore {adj}
|
:: muffling
|
| smorzatore {m}
|
:: damper
|
| smorzatore {m}
|
:: muffler
|
| smorzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smorzarsi
|
| smorzatura {f}
|
:: extinguishing
|
| smorzatura {f}
|
:: muffling, dimming, toning down
|
| smossosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smuoversi
|
| smotta {f} /ˈsmɔt.ta/
|
:: landslide, landslip
|
| smottamento {m}
|
:: landslide, landslip
|
| smottante {v}
|
:: present participle of smottare
|
| smottare {vi} /smotˈta.re/
|
:: To slide down
|
| smottare {vt} [agriculture]
|
:: To overturn sods
|
| smottatura {f}
|
:: landslide area
|
| smovente {v}
|
:: present participle of smuovere
|
| smoventesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smuoversi
|
| smovere {v}
|
:: alternative form of smuovere
|
| smozzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of mozzare
|
| smozzicamento {m}
|
:: breaking or cutting up
|
| smozzicamento {m}
|
:: mangling
|
| smozzicante {v}
|
:: present participle of smozzicare
|
| smozzicare {vt}
|
:: To crumble
|
| smozzicare {vt}
|
:: To mumble or slur
|
| smucciare {v}
|
:: To slip, slip away
|
| smungente {v}
|
:: present participle of smungere
|
| smungere {vt} /ˈsmun.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to milk completely
|
| smungere {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to use the last drop
|
| smunto {adj}
|
:: haggard, pinched, gaunt, emaciated
|
| smuone {m} [physics]
|
:: smuon
|
| smuovente {v}
|
:: present participle of smuovere
|
| smuoventesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smuoversi
|
| smuovere {vt}
|
:: to move or shift
|
| smuovere {vt}
|
:: to rouse or stir
|
| smuovere {vt}
|
:: to dissuade or deter
|
| smuoversi {v}
|
:: reflexive of smuovere
|
| smuoversi {vr}
|
:: to move, shift, budge
|
| smuoversi {vr}
|
:: to change one's mind
|
| smurante {v}
|
:: present participle of smurare
|
| smurare {vt}
|
:: To remove from a wall
|
| smurare {vt}
|
:: To knock down the walls of
|
| smussamento {m}
|
:: rounding off, smoothing
|
| smussamento {m}
|
:: blunting
|
| smussamento {m}
|
:: softening
|
| smussante {v}
|
:: present participle of smussare
|
| smussantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smussarsi
|
| smussare {vt}
|
:: to round off, blunt, bevel or smooth
|
| smussare {vt}
|
:: to soften or tone down
|
| smussarsi {vr}
|
:: To become blunt or to become less sharp
|
| smussato {adj}
|
:: rounded off, blunted
|
| smussato {adj}
|
:: softened
|
| smussatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smussarsi
|
| smussatrice {f}
|
:: bevelling machine
|
| smussatura {f}
|
:: rounding off, smoothing
|
| smussatura {f}
|
:: chamfer
|
| smussettino {m}
|
:: bevel (tool)
|
| smusso {adj}
|
:: rounded off, blunted
|
| smusso {adj}
|
:: softened
|
| smusso {m}
|
:: chamfer, bevel (edge)
|
| smusso {m}
|
:: bevel (tool)
|
| smutandante {v}
|
:: present participle of smutandare
|
| smutandantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of smutandarsi
|
| smutandare {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: To take off someone's pants (underwear): to pants
|
| smutandarsi {vr} [colloquial]
|
:: To take one's pants off (underwear)
|
| smutandatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of smutandarsi
|
| snaturamento {m}
|
:: denaturation, corruption, perversion
|
| snaturamento {m}
|
:: distortion, misrepresentation
|
| snaturamento {m}
|
:: change (from the normal)
|
| snaturante {v}
|
:: present participle of snaturare
|
| snaturantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of snaturarsi
|
| snaturare {vt} /sna.tuˈra.re/
|
:: To pervert the nature of, to corrupt, to distort
|
| snaturare {vt} [by extension]
|
:: To deeply alter or modify
|
| snaturare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: To misrepresent; to misinterpret
|
| snaturarsi {vr}
|
:: To degenerate
|
| snaturatamente {adv}
|
:: unnaturally
|
| snaturatamente {adv}
|
:: inhumanly, cruelly
|
| snaturatezza {f} /sna.tu.raˈtet.t͡sa/
|
:: degeneracy, corruption, perversion
|
| snaturato {adj} [rare] /sna.tuˈra.to/
|
:: unnatured, degenerate
|
| snaturato {adj} [of people]
|
:: degenerate
|
| snaturato {adj} [by extension]
|
:: inhuman, wicked, cruel
|
| snaturatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of snaturarsi
|
| snazionalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of snazionalizzare
|
| snazionalizzare {vt}
|
:: to denationalize
|
| snazionalizzazione {f}
|
:: denationalization
|
| snebbiamento {m}
|
:: clarification, explanation
|
| snebbiante {v}
|
:: present participle of snebbiare
|
| snebbiare {vt}
|
:: to clear (one's mind etc)
|
| snebbiare {vt}
|
:: to clarify or explain
|
| snellamente {adv}
|
:: thinly, slenderly
|
| snellamente {adv}
|
:: agilely, deftly, nimbly
|
| snellamente {adv}
|
:: easily
|
| snellente {v}
|
:: present participle of snellire
|
| snellente {adj}
|
:: slimming
|
| snellentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of snellirsi
|
| snellezza {f}
|
:: slimness, slenderness
|
| snellezza {f}
|
:: agility
|
| snellimento {m}
|
:: slimming
|
| snellimento {m}
|
:: simplification, streamlining
|
| snellire {vt}
|
:: To slim, slim down or make look slimmer
|
| snellire {vt}
|
:: To simplify or streamline
|
| snellirsi {vr}
|
:: To slim or slim down
|
| snellirsi {vr}
|
:: To become simpler or to be streamlined
|
| snellità {f} [rare]
|
:: slimness, slenderness
|
| snellità {f} [rare]
|
:: agility
|
| snellitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of snellirsi
|
| snello {adj} /ˈznɛl.lo/
|
:: thin, slender
|
| snello {adj}
|
:: agile, deft, nimble
|
| snello {adj}
|
:: easy
|
| snerbare {v}
|
:: alternative form of snervare
|
| snervamento {m}
|
:: enervating
|
| snervamento {m}
|
:: yielding
|
| snervante {v}
|
:: present participle of snervare
|
| snervante {adj}
|
:: enervating, debilitating, exasperating, nerve-racking, harrowing
|
| snervantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of snervarsi
|
| snervare {vt}
|
:: To enervate, weaken, unnerve or exhaust
|
| snervarsi {vr}
|
:: To get exhausted, to become enervated
|
| snervatamente {adv}
|
:: feebly, weakly, exhaustedly
|
| snervatezza {f}
|
:: enervation, weakness, exhaustion, weariness
|
| snervato {adj}
|
:: enervated, feeble, weak, exhausted
|
| snervatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of snervarsi
|
| snervatrice {f}
|
:: feminine of snervatore
|
| snervatrice {f}
|
:: A device used in butchery to cut nerves and tendons
|
| snidabile {adj}
|
:: That can be driven out
|
| snidante {v}
|
:: present participle of snidare
|
| snidare {vt}
|
:: to drive out, flush out
|
| sniffante {v}
|
:: present participle of sniffare
|
| sniffare {vt}
|
:: to sniff, to snort, to blow
|
| sniffatore {m}
|
:: sniffer
|
| snob {m} /ˈznɔb/
|
:: snob
|
| snob {adj}
|
:: snobbish
|
| snobbante {v}
|
:: present participle of snobbare
|
| snobbare {vt}
|
:: to snub or cold-shoulder
|
| snobbare {vt}
|
:: to condescend to; to judge
|
| snobilitare {vt} /sno.bi.liˈta.re/
|
:: To take away nobility from; to degrade morally
|
| snobismo {m}
|
:: snobbishness, snobbery
|
| snobista {mf}
|
:: snob
|
| snobisticamente {adv}
|
:: snobbishly
|
| snobistico {adj}
|
:: snobby, snobbish
|
| snocciolante {v}
|
:: present participle of snocciolare
|
| snocciolare {vt}
|
:: to stone; to pit
|
| snocciolare {vt}
|
:: to rattle off; to reel off; to trot out
|
| snocciolare {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to fork out
|
| snocciolatoio {m}
|
:: A kitchen utensil used to remove stones from fruit
|
| snocciolatore {m}
|
:: stoner (device)
|
| snocciolatura {f}
|
:: stoning, pitting (of fruit)
|
| snodabile {adj}
|
:: jointed, articulated
|
| snodabile {adj}
|
:: adjustable
|
| snodabilità {f}
|
:: Property of being articulated
|
| snodamento {m}
|
:: untying, undoing
|
| snodamento {m}
|
:: loosening, limbering up
|
| snodante {v}
|
:: present participle of snodare
|
| snodare {vt}
|
:: to untie, undo
|
| snodare {vt}
|
:: to loosen, limber up
|
| snodatura {f}
|
:: joint (of the body)
|
| snodatura {f}
|
:: unknotting, untying, loosening
|
| snodevole {adj}
|
:: synonym of snodabile
|
| snodo {m}
|
:: joint
|
| snorkeling {m}
|
:: snorkeling
|
| snudante {v}
|
:: present participle of snudare
|
| snudare {vt}
|
:: To unsheathe or draw (a sword)
|
| snudato {adj}
|
:: unsheathed, drawn (sword)
|
| so- {prefix} /so/
|
:: under, beneath
|
| so- {prefix}
|
:: Used in the formation of verbs where the root action is attenuated
|
| soasa {f}
|
:: picture frame (especially in a church)
|
| soatto {m}
|
:: synonym of sogatto
|
| soave {adj} /soˈa.ve/
|
:: gentle
|
| soave {adj}
|
:: delicate, sweet
|
| soave {adj}
|
:: soft
|
| Soave {prop}
|
:: Soave (commune)
|
| soavemente {adv}
|
:: delicately, gently
|
| soavemente {adv}
|
:: sweetly
|
| soaveolente {adj}
|
:: sweetly-scented
|
| soavissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of soave
|
| soavità {f}
|
:: softness, delicacy
|
| soavità {f}
|
:: sweetness
|
| soba {f}
|
:: soba
|
| sobbaggio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sovvaggio
|
| sobbaggiolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sovvaggiolo
|
| sobbalzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sobbalzare
|
| sobbalzare {vi}
|
:: to start or jump
|
| sobbalzare {vi}
|
:: to jolt; to bump; to jerk
|
| sobbalzo {m}
|
:: start, jump
|
| sobbalzo {m}
|
:: jolt, jerk
|
| sobbarcante {v}
|
:: present participle of sobbarcare
|
| sobbarcantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sobbarcarsi
|
| sobbarcare {vt}
|
:: To burden
|
| sobbarcarsi {vr}
|
:: To take upon oneself
|
| sobbarcatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sobbarcarsi
|
| sobbillare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sobillare
|
| sobbissare {v}
|
:: synonym of subissare
|
| sobbollente {v}
|
:: present participle of sobbollire
|
| sobbollimento {m}
|
:: simmering
|
| sobbollire {vt}
|
:: To simmer
|
| sobborgo {m}
|
:: suburb (of older houses)
|
| sobbuglio {m}
|
:: Variant of subbuglio
|
| Sobilia {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Siviglia
|
| sobillamento {m}
|
:: incitement, instigation
|
| sobillante {v}
|
:: present participle of sobillare
|
| sobillare {vt}
|
:: To stir up or incite
|
| sobillatore {m}
|
:: instigator
|
| sobillazione {f}
|
:: incitement, instigation
|
| sobissare {v}
|
:: alternative form of subissare
|
| sobranzare {v} /so.branˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: to overwhelm, to overpower, to win
|
| Sobrero {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sobrero {prop}
|
:: Ascanio Sobrero, Italian chemist
|
| sobriamente {adv}
|
:: soberly, moderately, temperately
|
| sobriamente {adv}
|
:: concisely
|
| sobrietà {f}
|
:: sobriety
|
| sobrietà {f}
|
:: moderation, temperance
|
| sobrietà {f}
|
:: simplicity, concision
|
| sobrio {adj}
|
:: sober, moderate
|
| sobrio {adj}
|
:: unpretentious
|
| socchiudente {v}
|
:: present participle of socchiudere
|
| socchiudere {vt}
|
:: to half close
|
| socchiudere {vt}
|
:: to leave ajar
|
| socchiuso {adj}
|
:: ajar, half-closed
|
| soccida {f} [legal]
|
:: agistment
|
| soccidario {m} [legal]
|
:: agister, agistor
|
| soccinto {adj}
|
:: alternative form of succinto
|
| soccio {m}
|
:: synonym of soccidario
|
| soccita {f}
|
:: alternative form of soccida
|
| socco {m} /ˈsɔk.ko/
|
:: A kind of slipper
|
| soccombente {v}
|
:: present participle of soccombere
|
| soccombente {adj} [legal]
|
:: losing
|
| soccombente {mf} [legal]
|
:: losing party
|
| soccombenza {f}
|
:: succumbing
|
| soccombere {vi}
|
:: To succumb or give way
|
| soccorendo {adj}
|
:: In need of help
|
| soccorrente {v}
|
:: present participle of soccorrere
|
| soccorrere {vt}
|
:: To help or assist
|
| soccorrevole {adj} [literary]
|
:: helping
|
| soccorrevolmente {adv}
|
:: helpingly
|
| soccorribile {adj}
|
:: rescuable
|
| soccorritore {m}
|
:: rescuer
|
| soccorso {m}
|
:: help, aid, rescue, succour, assistance, relief
|
| soccorso {m} [medicine]
|
:: aid
|
| soccoscio {m}
|
:: rump (of meat)
|
| socera {f}
|
:: alternative form of suocera
|
| Soči {prop} /ˈsɔ.t͡ʃi/
|
:: Soči (city)
|
| socia {f}
|
:: alternative form of socio
|
| sociabile {adj}
|
:: sociable
|
| sociabilità {f}
|
:: sociability
|
| social {m}
|
:: social network
|
| social {m} [in plural]
|
:: social media
|
| socialcomunista {mf}
|
:: Socialist-Communist (united members of PCI and PSI during the second world war)
|
| socialdemocratico {adj}
|
:: social democratic
|
| socialdemocratico {m}
|
:: social democrat
|
| socialdemocrazia {f} [politics]
|
:: social democracy
|
| sociale {adj}
|
:: social, societal
|
| sociale {adj}
|
:: partnership (attribute), company (attribute), corporate (attribute), firm (attribute)
|
| sociale {m}
|
:: (social issues) society, social issues
|
| sociale {m}
|
:: (social activities) social activity, social work
|
| socialfascismo {m}
|
:: social fascism
|
| socialfascista {adj}
|
:: social fascist
|
| socialfonino {m}
|
:: mobile phone designed for social networking
|
| socialimperialismo {m}
|
:: social-imperialism
|
| socialimperialista {mf}
|
:: social-imperialist
|
| socialismo {m}
|
:: socialism
|
| socialismo democratico {m}
|
:: democratic socialism
|
| socialista {adj}
|
:: Socialist, socialist
|
| socialista {mf}
|
:: Socialist, socialist
|
| socialisteggiante {adj}
|
:: socialistic (having socialist tendencies)
|
| socialistico {adj}
|
:: Socialist, socialist, socialistic
|
| socialistizzare {v}
|
:: To transform society according to socialist principles
|
| socialistoide {adj}
|
:: Tending towards socialism
|
| socialità {f}
|
:: sociality
|
| socialitario {adj}
|
:: socialitarian
|
| socializzabile {adj}
|
:: That can be socialized; socializable
|
| socializzante {v}
|
:: present participle of socializzare
|
| socializzare {vi}
|
:: to socialize, mix
|
| socializzatore {adj}
|
:: socializing
|
| socializzazione {f}
|
:: socialization
|
| socialmente {adv}
|
:: socially
|
| social network {m}
|
:: social network
|
| socialriformista {adj}
|
:: social-reformist
|
| società {f}
|
:: society, community
|
| società {f}
|
:: society, association, club, circle
|
| società {f} [business]
|
:: company, partnership, firm, concern
|
| società a responsabilità limitata {f}
|
:: limited liability company
|
| società consortile {f}
|
:: consortium
|
| Società delle Nazioni {prop}
|
:: League of Nations
|
| società per azione {f}
|
:: unlimited company [UK]; joint-stock company [US]
|
| società per azioni {f}
|
:: public limited company, corporation
|
| societario {adj}
|
:: societal
|
| societario {adj}
|
:: company (attributive), corporate (attributive), corporation (attributive)
|
| socievole {adj} /soˈtʃe.vo.le/
|
:: sociable
|
| socievolezza {f}
|
:: sociability
|
| socievolezza {f}
|
:: friendliness
|
| socievolmente {adv}
|
:: friendlily, sociably
|
| socinianesimo {m}
|
:: Socinianism
|
| sociniano {adj} /so.t͡ʃi.ˈnja.no/
|
:: Socinian
|
| sociniano {m}
|
:: Socinian
|
| socio- {prefix}
|
:: socio-
|
| socio {m} /ˈsɔ.t͡ʃo/
|
:: member, affiliate, partner, associate, fellow, mate
|
| socio {m} [slang, used in the vocative]
|
:: A term of address for a man; dude, pal
|
| socioanalisi {f}
|
:: socio-analysis
|
| socioassistenziale {adj}
|
:: social welfare (attributive)
|
| sociobiologia {f} [sociology, biology]
|
:: sociobiology
|
| sociobiologico {adj}
|
:: sociobiological
|
| sociobiologo {m}
|
:: sociobiologist
|
| sociocentrismo {m}
|
:: sociocentrism
|
| socio-culturale {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of socioculturale
|
| socioculturale {adj}
|
:: sociocultural
|
| sociodemografico {adj}
|
:: sociodemographic
|
| sociodramma {m}
|
:: psychodrama using social groups
|
| socio-economico {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of socioeconomico
|
| socioeconomico {adj}
|
:: socioeconomic
|
| sociogenesi {f}
|
:: sociogenesis
|
| sociogramma {m}
|
:: sociogram
|
| socioletto {m}
|
:: sociolect
|
| socioliberale {adj}
|
:: socio-liberalistic
|
| sociolinguista {mf}
|
:: sociolinguist
|
| sociolinguistica {f}
|
:: sociolinguistics
|
| sociolinguistico {adj}
|
:: sociolinguistic
|
| sociologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sociologo
|
| sociologia {f}
|
:: sociology
|
| sociologicamente {adv}
|
:: sociologically
|
| sociologico {adj}
|
:: sociological
|
| sociologismo {m}
|
:: sociologism
|
| sociologo {m}
|
:: sociologist, social scientist
|
| sociometria {f}
|
:: sociometry
|
| sociometrico {adj}
|
:: sociometric
|
| sociooccupazionale {adj}
|
:: socio-occupational
|
| sociopatia {f}
|
:: sociopathy
|
| sociopatico {adj}
|
:: sociopathic
|
| sociopolitico {adj}
|
:: sociopolitical
|
| sociopsicopedagogico {adj}
|
:: specializing in pedagogy and sociology
|
| sociopsicopedagogico {adj}
|
:: of or relating to pedagogy and sociology
|
| sociorelazionale {adj}
|
:: sociorelational
|
| socio-sanitario {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of sociosanitario
|
| sociosanitario {adj}
|
:: public health (attributive)
|
| sociosanitario {adj}
|
:: sociomedical
|
| socioterapia {f}
|
:: sociotherapy
|
| socioterapista {mf}
|
:: social therapist
|
| Socrate {prop}
|
:: Socrates
|
| socrateggiare {v}
|
:: To Socratize
|
| socraticamente {adv}
|
:: Socratically
|
| socratico {adj}
|
:: Socratic
|
| socratico {m}
|
:: Socratic
|
| socratismo {m}
|
:: Socratism
|
| soda {f} /ˈsɔ.da/
|
:: soda, sodium carbonate
|
| soda {f}
|
:: soda water
|
| soda caustica {f}
|
:: caustic soda
|
| sodaglia {f}
|
:: untilled ground
|
| sodale {m} [literary]
|
:: fellow, companion
|
| sodalità {f}
|
:: association, fellowship
|
| sodalizio {m}
|
:: association, society, partnership
|
| sodalizio {m}
|
:: fellowship
|
| sodamente {adv}
|
:: firmly
|
| sodamento {m}
|
:: consolidation
|
| sodamento {m}
|
:: guarantee, surety
|
| sodanitro {m} [mineral]
|
:: nitratine, nitratite
|
| sodare {vt} /soˈda.re/
|
:: to full (cloth)
|
| sodare {vt} [archaic]
|
:: to give a guarantee
|
| sodato {adj}
|
:: soda (attributive)
|
| sodatore {m}
|
:: fuller (person}
|
| sodatrice {f}
|
:: fuller (fulling machine}
|
| sodatura {f}
|
:: fulling (of cloth)
|
| soddiacono {m}
|
:: alternative form of suddiacono
|
| soddisfabile {adj}
|
:: satisfiable
|
| soddisfabile {adj}
|
:: fulfillable
|
| soddisfacente {adj}
|
:: satisfying, satisfactory
|
| soddisfacentemente {adv}
|
:: satisfactorily
|
| soddisfacentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of soddisfarsi
|
| soddisfacibile {adj}
|
:: satisfiable
|
| soddisfacibilità {f}
|
:: satisfiability
|
| soddisfacimento {m}
|
:: satisfaction, gratification
|
| soddisfacimento {m}
|
:: fulfilment
|
| soddisfare {vit} /sodːisˈfare/
|
:: to satisfy
|
| soddisfare {vit}
|
:: to fulfil, execute
|
| soddisfare {vit}
|
:: to please or pleasure sexually
|
| soddisfarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of soddisfare
|
| soddisfarsi {v}
|
:: to be contented or satisfied
|
| soddisfattissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of soddisfatto
|
| soddisfattivo {adj}
|
:: satisfying
|
| soddisfatto {adj} /sodːisfaˈtːo/
|
:: satisfied, pleased
|
| soddisfattorio {adj}
|
:: expiatory
|
| soddisfattosi {v}
|
:: past participle of soddisfarsi
|
| soddisfazione {f} /sodːisfaˈt͡sjone/
|
:: satisfaction
|
| Soddoma {prop}
|
:: alternative form of Sodoma
|
| soddomia {f}
|
:: alternative form of sodomia
|
| Soderini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sodezza {f}
|
:: firmness, compactness
|
| sodico {adj}
|
:: of, relating to, or containing sodium
|
| sodiemia {f} [medicine]
|
:: natremia
|
| sodio {m} [chemistry] /ˈsɔ.djo/
|
:: sodium
|
| sodio allume {n}
|
:: sodium alum
|
| sodisfacente {v}
|
:: present participle of sodisfare
|
| sodisfare {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of soddisfare
|
| sodiuria {f} [pathology]
|
:: natriuresis
|
| sodo {adj} /ˈsɔ.do/
|
:: hard, firm
|
| sodoku {m} [disease] /soˈdo.ku/
|
:: rat-bite fever
|
| Sodoma {prop}
|
:: Sodoma (<<ancient>> Biblical <<city>> in <<r/Canaan>>, destroyed due to its sinfulness)
|
| sodomia {f}
|
:: sodomy
|
| sodomita {m}
|
:: sodomite
|
| sodomiticamente {adv}
|
:: sodomitically
|
| sodomitico {adj}
|
:: sodomitic
|
| sodomizzare {vt}
|
:: to sodomize
|
| sodomizzazione {f}
|
:: sodomization
|
| sofà {m} [furniture] /soˈfa/
|
:: sofa, chesterfield
|
| sofferente {adj}
|
:: suffering
|
| sofferente {adj}
|
:: pained
|
| sofferente {mf}
|
:: sufferer, suffering person
|
| sofferente {v}
|
:: present participle of sofferire
|
| sofferenza {f}
|
:: suffering
|
| sofferenza {f} [archaic]
|
:: patience, tolerance
|
| sofferenza {f} [banking]
|
:: a delay in the payment of a debt
|
| sofferere {v}
|
:: alternative form of sofferire
|
| sofferire {vt}
|
:: alternative form of soffrire
|
| soffermante {v}
|
:: present participle of soffermare
|
| soffermantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of soffermarsi
|
| soffermare {vt}
|
:: to suspend [a movement, walk, etc.]
|
| soffermare {vt}
|
:: to keep one's look or mind (on)
|
| soffermarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of soffermare
|
| soffermarsi {v}
|
:: (with a + inf.) to briefly stop to do something
|
| soffermarsi {v}
|
:: (with su) to focus intently (on)
|
| soffermatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of soffermarsi
|
| sofferto {adj}
|
:: hard-fought
|
| sofferto {adj}
|
:: painful
|
| soffiaggio {m}
|
:: blow (act of blowing)
|
| soffiaggio {m}
|
:: glassblowing
|
| soffiamento {m}
|
:: blow
|
| soffiamento {m}
|
:: pinch
|
| soffiamento {m}
|
:: hiss
|
| soffiante {v}
|
:: present participle of soffiare
|
| soffiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of soffiarsi
|
| soffiare {v} /sofˈfjare/
|
:: to blow
|
| soffiare {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to steal, pinch
|
| soffiare {v}
|
:: to hiss [cats]
|
| soffiare sul fuoco {v}
|
:: See: it soffiare sul fuoco
|
| soffiare sul fuoco {vi} [idiom]
|
:: to foment discord, enmities, etc.; to fan the flames
|
| soffiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of soffiare
|
| soffiarsi {v}
|
:: to blow one's nose
|
| soffiata {f}
|
:: tip-off (to the police etc)
|
| soffiatoio {m}
|
:: synonym of soffietto
|
| soffiatore {m}
|
:: glassblower
|
| soffiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of soffiarsi
|
| soffiatrice {f}
|
:: blowing machine
|
| soffiatura {f}
|
:: blowing
|
| soffice {adj}
|
:: soft
|
| soffice {adj}
|
:: soffuse (light)
|
| sofficemente {adv}
|
:: softly
|
| Soffici {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Soffici {prop}
|
:: Ardengo Soffici, Italian writer and poet
|
| sofficiente {adj} /sof.fiˈt͡ʃɛn.te/
|
:: obsolete form of sufficiente
|
| sofficienza {f}
|
:: alternative form of sufficienza
|
| sofficità {f}
|
:: softness, fluffiness
|
| soffieria {f} [chemistry]
|
:: blowpipe
|
| soffieria {f}
|
:: glassworks
|
| soffietto {m}
|
:: bellows
|
| soffio {m}
|
:: breath (of air etc)
|
| soffio {m}
|
:: murmur (of the heart etc)
|
| soffio {m}
|
:: hiss
|
| soffione {m}
|
:: fumarole
|
| soffione {m}
|
:: dandelion
|
| soffismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sofismo
|
| soffitta {f}
|
:: attic, loft
|
| soffitta {f}
|
:: apartment/flat made out of the attic; a mansarda
|
| soffittatura {f}
|
:: ceiling (or the erection of)
|
| soffitto {m} /sofˈfit.to/
|
:: ceiling; soffit
|
| soffitto {m}
|
:: roof (overhanging rock wall)
|
| soffocabile {adj}
|
:: suppressible
|
| soffocamento {m}
|
:: suffocation, chocking
|
| soffocante {v}
|
:: present participle of soffocare
|
| soffocante {adj}
|
:: suffocating, stifling
|
| soffocantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of soffocarsi
|
| soffocare {vt}
|
:: to suffocate, stifle, choke, smother
|
| soffocare {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to choke back, choke down, suppress, silence, hush up, cover up, scotch
|
| soffocare {vi}
|
:: to choke, suffocate, be stifled
|
| soffocarsi {vr}
|
:: To suffocate, choke or stifle
|
| soffocatamente {adv}
|
:: suffocatingly
|
| soffocato {adj}
|
:: suffocated
|
| soffocatore {m}
|
:: suffocator
|
| soffocatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of soffocarsi
|
| soffocazione {f}
|
:: suffocation
|
| soffocazione {f}
|
:: suppression (of an uprising etc)
|
| soffogare {v}
|
:: alternative form of soffocare
|
| soffolcere {v} /sofˈfol.t͡ʃe.re/
|
:: to prop up, to support
|
| soffolgere {v} /sofˈfol.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: alternative form of soffolcere
|
| soffondente {v}
|
:: present participle of soffondere
|
| soffondere {vt}
|
:: To suffuse
|
| soffraganeo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of suffraganeo
|
| soffratta {f}
|
:: lack, scarcity, famine
|
| soffratta {f}
|
:: need, necessity
|
| soffreddare {v}
|
:: To cool, chill (gently)
|
| soffreddo {adj} /sofˈfred.do/
|
:: Almost cold
|
| soffregamento {m}
|
:: rub, rubbing
|
| soffregante {v}
|
:: present participle of soffregare
|
| soffregare {vt}
|
:: To rub
|
| soffrente {v}
|
:: present participle of soffrire
|
| soffrenza {f}
|
:: alternative form of sofferenza
|
| soffribile {adj}
|
:: sufferable, tolerable, bearable
|
| soffriggente {v}
|
:: present participle of soffriggere
|
| soffriggere {vt} /sofˈfrid.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to fry slowly in oil or boiling fat, with only moderate heat
|
| soffriggere {vi}
|
:: to fry slowly in oil or boiling fat
|
| soffriggere {vi} [figurative, rare]
|
:: to fret, to chafe
|
| soffrir {v}
|
:: apocopic form of soffrire
|
| soffrire {vt}
|
:: to suffer, to feel, to go through
|
| soffrire {vt}
|
:: to suffer, to undergo, to sustain
|
| soffrire {vt}
|
:: to stand, to bear, to put up with, to allow
|
| soffrire {vi}
|
:: to suffer, to be in pain
|
| soffritore {m}
|
:: sufferer
|
| soffritto {m} [cooking] /sofˈfrit.to/
|
:: soffritto
|
| soffritto {adj}
|
:: Having been slowly cooked in oil or boiling fat
|
| soffusione {f}
|
:: suffusion
|
| -sofia {suffix}
|
:: -sophy
|
| sofia {f}
|
:: science
|
| sofia {f}
|
:: wisdom
|
| Sofia {prop} /soˈfia/
|
:: given name
|
| Sofia {prop} /ˈsɔfja/
|
:: Sofia (capital city)
|
| sofiologia {f}
|
:: sophiology
|
| sofisma {m}
|
:: sophism
|
| sofisma {m}
|
:: fallacy
|
| sofisma {m}
|
:: loophole
|
| sofismo {m}
|
:: sophism, fallacy
|
| sofista {mf}
|
:: sophist
|
| sofisteria {f}
|
:: sophistry
|
| sofistica {f}
|
:: sophistry
|
| sofisticabile {adj}
|
:: That can be adulterated
|
| sofisticaggine {f}
|
:: sophistication (use of sophism)
|
| sofisticaggine {f}
|
:: sophism
|
| sofisticamente {adv}
|
:: sophistically
|
| sofisticamento {m}
|
:: sophistication, sophistry
|
| sofisticante {v}
|
:: present participle of sofisticare
|
| sofisticare {vt}
|
:: To adulterate
|
| sofisticatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sofisticato
|
| sofisticato {adj}
|
:: adulterated
|
| sofisticato {adj}
|
:: sophisticated
|
| sofisticato {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: finicky
|
| sofisticatore {m}
|
:: adulterator, sophisticator
|
| sofisticazione {f}
|
:: adulteration
|
| sofisticheria {f}
|
:: sophistry
|
| sofisticheria {f}
|
:: cavil
|
| sofistico {adj}
|
:: sophistical, sophistic
|
| sofistico {adj}
|
:: captious
|
| sofisticume {m}
|
:: The abuse of sophistry
|
| sofisto {m}
|
:: alternative form of sofista
|
| sofo {m} [literary, chiefly ironic or derogatory] /ˈsɔ.fo/
|
:: scholar, philosopher
|
| Sofocle {prop}
|
:: Sophocles
|
| sofocleo {adj}
|
:: Sophoclean
|
| Sofonia {prop} [Biblical character]
|
:: Zephaniah
|
| Sofonia {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sofora {f}
|
:: Japanese pagoda tree (Sophora japonica)
|
| sofrenza {f}
|
:: alternative form of sofferenza
|
| sofrologia {f}
|
:: sophrology
|
| sofrologico {adj}
|
:: sophrological
|
| sofrologo {m}
|
:: sophrologist
|
| soft {adj} /ˈsɔft/
|
:: soft (tone etc; temporary (computing))
|
| software {m} [computing]
|
:: software (encoded computer instructions)
|
| software dannoso {m} [computing]
|
:: malware (software developed to cause harm to a computer system)
|
| soga {f}
|
:: rope
|
| sogatto {m}
|
:: (leather) strap
|
| sogattolo {m}
|
:: bootlace
|
| sogdiano {adj}
|
:: Sogdian
|
| sogdiano {m}
|
:: Sogdian
|
| soggettabile {adj}
|
:: synonym of assoggettabile
|
| soggettario {m}
|
:: list of subject headings
|
| soggettazione {f}
|
:: subjectivity
|
| soggettista {mf}
|
:: scriptwriter
|
| soggettivamente {adv}
|
:: subjectively
|
| soggettivante {v}
|
:: present participle of soggettivare
|
| soggettivare {vt}
|
:: to subjectivize
|
| soggettivazione {f}
|
:: subjectivation, subjectification
|
| soggettivismo {m}
|
:: subjectivism
|
| soggettivismo {m}
|
:: subjectivity, subjectiveness
|
| soggettivista {mf}
|
:: subjectivist
|
| soggettivistico {adj}
|
:: subjectivistic
|
| soggettività {f}
|
:: subjectivity
|
| soggettivizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of soggettivizzare
|
| soggettivizzare {v}
|
:: to subjectivize
|
| soggettivizzazione {f}
|
:: subjectivization
|
| soggettivo {adj} [grammar, all senses]
|
:: subjective
|
| soggetto {adj}
|
:: subject, dependent
|
| soggetto {adj}
|
:: subject, prone, exposed
|
| soggetto {m}
|
:: subject, matter, theme, topic
|
| soggetto {m} [grammar, medicine, music, law, philosophy]
|
:: subject
|
| soggetto {m}
|
:: fellow, person, individual, lot, sort
|
| soggetto {m}
|
:: script [of a film, etc.]
|
| soggezione {f}
|
:: uneasiness
|
| soggezione {f}
|
:: subjection, awe
|
| sogghignante {v}
|
:: present participle of sogghignare
|
| sogghignare {vt}
|
:: to sneer
|
| sogghignare {vt}
|
:: to smirk
|
| sogghignatore {m}
|
:: sneerer, smirker
|
| sogghigno {m}
|
:: sneer
|
| soggiacente {v}
|
:: present participle of soggiacere
|
| soggiacenza {f}
|
:: compliance
|
| soggiacere {vi} /soddʒaˈtʃere/
|
:: to comply
|
| soggiacere {vi}
|
:: to surrender
|
| soggiacimento {m}
|
:: compliance
|
| soggiacimento {m}
|
:: surrender
|
| soggiogabile {adj}
|
:: subjugable
|
| soggiogamento {m}
|
:: subjugation, subjection
|
| soggiogante {v}
|
:: present participle of soggiogare
|
| soggiogare {vt}
|
:: To subdue or subjugate
|
| soggiogare {vt}
|
:: To shackle
|
| soggiogare {vt}
|
:: To captivate, dominate or overcome
|
| soggiogato {adj}
|
:: subdued, subjugated
|
| soggiogazione {f}
|
:: subjugation
|
| soggiogazione {f}
|
:: shackling
|
| soggiogazione {f}
|
:: domination
|
| soggiornante {adj}
|
:: staying
|
| soggiornante {v}
|
:: present participle of soggiornare
|
| soggiornare {vi}
|
:: to stay, to sojourn
|
| soggiorno {m}
|
:: stay, residence, sojourn, abode
|
| soggiorno {m}
|
:: living room, lounge
|
| soggiungente {v}
|
:: present participle of soggiungere
|
| soggiungere {vt}
|
:: to add
|
| soggiungere {vi}
|
:: to pick up (a sentence, thought, conversation, etc.) where it last finished
|
| soggiungimento {m}
|
:: synonym of congiungimento
|
| soggiuntivo {adj} [grammar]
|
:: subjunctive
|
| soggiunzione {f}
|
:: synonym of congiunzione
|
| soggolare {vt} [obsolete] /soɡ.ɡoˈla.re/
|
:: To fit with a wimple
|
| soggolo {m} /soɡˈɡo.lo/
|
:: wimple (headdress)
|
| soggolo {m} [military]
|
:: chinstrap
|
| soggolo {m}
|
:: A strip of leather passing under a horse's throat as part of the harness
|
| sogguardante {v}
|
:: present participle of sogguardare
|
| sogguardare {vt}
|
:: To eye, glance at, peep at
|
| sogguatare {v}
|
:: synonym of sogguardare
|
| soglia {f} /ˈsɔʎ.ʎa/
|
:: threshold
|
| soglia di casa {f}
|
:: threshold
|
| sogliaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of soglia
|
| sogliare {m}
|
:: synonym of soglia
|
| soglio {m} [literary] /ˈsɔʎ.ʎo/
|
:: throne, seat
|
| soglio {m} [literary, by extension]
|
:: A sovereign's jurisdiction and power
|
| soglio {m} [obsolete]
|
:: threshold
|
| soglio {m} [historical]
|
:: A unit of fluid measure used in Mantua and Modena, where it was equivalent to approximately 109,36 litres and 50,9 litres, respectively
|
| sogliola {f} [zoology, ichthyology] /ˈsɔʎ.ʎo.la/
|
:: sole
|
| sogliola comune {f}
|
:: common sole (Solea solea)
|
| sogliola occhiuta {f}
|
:: The fish Microchirus ocellatus
|
| sognabile {adj}
|
:: dreamable
|
| sognabile {adj}
|
:: desirable
|
| sognaccio {m}
|
:: bad dream, nightmare
|
| sognante {v}
|
:: present participle of sognare
|
| sognante {adj}
|
:: dreamy
|
| sognare {vit} /soˈɲa.re/
|
:: to dream (of)
|
| sognare {v}
|
:: to stargaze
|
| sognare ad occhi aperti {v}
|
:: to daydream
|
| sognarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sognare
|
| sognarsi {v}
|
:: to dream
|
| sognato {adj}
|
:: dreamt
|
| sognato {adj}
|
:: wished for
|
| sognatore {m}
|
:: dreamer, stargazer
|
| sognatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sognatore
|
| sogneria {f}
|
:: the act of dreaming, daydreaming, or fantasizing
|
| sogni d'oro {interj} /ˌsoɲ.ɲi ˈd‿ɔ.ro/
|
:: sweet dreams!
|
| sogno {m} /ˈsoɲ.ɲo/
|
:: dream
|
| sogno {m} [figuratively]
|
:: castle in the air, daydream, pipe dream
|
| sogno {m} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: hope, wish
|
| sogno {m} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: That which is marvelous, wonderful
|
| sogno ad occhi aperti {m}
|
:: daydream
|
| sogno americano {m}
|
:: American Dream
|
| soia {f} [obsolete]
|
:: silk
|
| soia {f}
|
:: soya
|
| soirée {f}
|
:: soiree
|
| Sokolov {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sol {m}
|
:: sol [musical note, colloid]
|
| sol {m}
|
:: G [musical note and key]
|
| sol {m}
|
:: apocopic form of sole
|
| sol {adj}
|
:: apocopic form of solo
|
| sola {m}
|
:: feminine noun of solo
|
| sola {m}
|
:: the only one, the only woman
|
| solaccio {m}
|
:: synonym of sollazzo
|
| solaio {m}
|
:: attic, loft
|
| solamente {adv}
|
:: only, just, but, alone, merely
|
| solandro {n}
|
:: A Rhaeto-Romance language spoken in and around the Val di Sole
|
| solanina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: solanine
|
| solare {adj}
|
:: solar
|
| solare {adj} [attributive]
|
:: sun
|
| solare {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: sunny, radiant
|
| Solari {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| solariano {adj}
|
:: Solarian
|
| solariano {m}
|
:: Solarian
|
| solarigrafico {adj}
|
:: solarigraphic
|
| solarigrafo {m}
|
:: solarigraph
|
| solarimetria {f}
|
:: solarimetry
|
| solarimetrico {adj}
|
:: solarimetric
|
| solarimetro {m}
|
:: solarimeter
|
| solario {m}
|
:: alternative form of solarium
|
| solarità {f}
|
:: radiance, brightness
|
| solarium {m}
|
:: solarium
|
| solarium {m}
|
:: sunbed
|
| solarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of solarizzare
|
| solarizzare {vt}
|
:: to solarize
|
| solarizzazione {f}
|
:: solarization
|
| solaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of solaio
|
| solatio {adj}
|
:: sunny
|
| solatro {m}
|
:: synonym of morella
|
| solazione {f}
|
:: solation
|
| solcabile {adj}
|
:: plowable / ploughable
|
| solcante {v}
|
:: present participle of solcare
|
| solcare {vt}
|
:: to sail
|
| solcare {vt}
|
:: to plough, plow or furrow
|
| solcare {vt}
|
:: to line or wrinkle
|
| solcato {adj}
|
:: ploughed, plowed, furrowed
|
| solcato {adj}
|
:: wrinkled, lined
|
| solcatore {m}
|
:: plougher
|
| solcatura {f}
|
:: ploughing, furrowing
|
| solcatura {f}
|
:: furrows
|
| solco {m}
|
:: furrow
|
| solco {m}
|
:: track [of a wheel, etc.]
|
| solco {m} [literary]
|
:: wake [of a ship]
|
| solco {m}
|
:: groove [on a record]
|
| solco {m}
|
:: wrinkle [on the face]
|
| solco {m}
|
:: a visible course, path, or movement
|
| solco {m} [figuratively]
|
:: a scar or mark [on the mind, soul, etc.]
|
| solco {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sulcus
|
| solcometro {m} [nautical]
|
:: log (that measures the speed of a vessel)
|
| Soldaia {prop}
|
:: obsolete form of Sudak
|
| soldanato {m}
|
:: synonym of sultanato
|
| soldano {m} [obsolete]
|
:: alternative form of sultano
|
| Soldano {prop}
|
:: Soldano (small town)
|
| soldarello {m}
|
:: penny, cent (small amount of money)
|
| soldataglia {f}
|
:: A mob of (undisciplined) soldiers
|
| soldatesca {f} [often, in the plural]
|
:: soldiers, troops
|
| soldatescamente {adv}
|
:: militarily
|
| soldatesco {adj}
|
:: soldier(s) (attributive)
|
| soldatessa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of soldato
|
| soldatino {m}
|
:: toy soldier
|
| soldato {m}
|
:: soldier
|
| soldato di leva {m}
|
:: conscript
|
| soldato di leva {m}
|
:: draftee
|
| soldato semplice {m}
|
:: private
|
| soldino {m}
|
:: penny, cent (small amount of money)
|
| soldino {m} [by extension]
|
:: money
|
| soldo {m} /ˈsɔldo/
|
:: penny, cent
|
| soldo {m} [in the plural]
|
:: money
|
| soldo di cacio {m}
|
:: grasshopper
|
| soldo di cacio {m}
|
:: small fry
|
| soldone {m}
|
:: synonym of denaro
|
| sole {m} [colloquial, astronomy] /ˈso.le/
|
:: star (for extension of Sole)
|
| sole {m} [heraldry]
|
:: sun (a star in heraldry)
|
| sole {m} [alchemy]
|
:: gold
|
| sole {m}
|
:: sunlight
|
| sole {m} [poetic]
|
:: daytime, day (the interval between sunrise and sunset)
|
| sole {m} [poetic]
|
:: year
|
| sole {m} [poetic, in the plural]
|
:: eyes
|
| Sole {prop} [astronomy] /ˈso.le/
|
:: Sun (star the Earth revolves around)
|
| Sole {prop} [mythology]
|
:: Sun god, solar deity (egyptian deity)
|
| solecchio {m} /soˈlek.kjo/
|
:: The gesture of shielding one's own eyes from sunlight by putting an open hand at the level of the eyebrows
|
| solecismo {m}
|
:: solecism
|
| solecizzare {v}
|
:: To solecize (use solecism)
|
| soleggiamento {m}
|
:: (exposure to) sunshine
|
| soleggiamento {m}
|
:: insolation
|
| soleggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of soleggiare
|
| soleggiare {vt}
|
:: to expose to the sun; to sun
|
| soleggiare {vt}
|
:: to dry in the sunshine; to sun
|
| soleggiato {adj}
|
:: sunny
|
| solengo {m}
|
:: A adult male wild boar
|
| solenne {adj}
|
:: solemn, high (Mass)
|
| solenne {adj}
|
:: solemn, grave
|
| solenne {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: thorough, terrific, downright, hard
|
| solennemente {adv}
|
:: solemnly
|
| solennissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of solenne
|
| solennità {f}
|
:: solemnity
|
| solennità {f}
|
:: synonym of festa
|
| solennizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of solennizzare
|
| solennizzare {vt}
|
:: to solemnize
|
| solennizzazione {f}
|
:: solemnization
|
| solenodontido {m} [zoology]
|
:: solenodon
|
| solenoidale {adj}
|
:: solenoidal
|
| solenoide {m}
|
:: solenoid
|
| solere {vi}
|
:: to be in the habit of, to be used to
|
| solerte {adj}
|
:: diligent, industrious, willing, eager
|
| solertemente {adv}
|
:: diligently, industriously
|
| solertemente {adv}
|
:: willingly, eagerly
|
| solerzia {f}
|
:: diligence, preparedness, awareness
|
| soletta {f}
|
:: insole
|
| soletta {f}
|
:: sill, slab
|
| Soletta {prop}
|
:: Soletta (city/and/canton)
|
| solettificio {m}
|
:: insole factory, shoe sole factory
|
| soletto {adj}
|
:: all alone; all by oneself
|
| solfa {f}
|
:: sol-fa, solfeggio
|
| solfa {f}
|
:: drone (insistent, annoying sound)
|
| solfamidico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sulfamidico
|
| solfamidico {m}
|
:: alternative form of sulfamidico
|
| solfanello {m}
|
:: alternative form of zolfanello
|
| solfanilico {adj}
|
:: sulfanilic
|
| solfante {v}
|
:: present participle of solfare
|
| solfara {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of zolfara
|
| solfare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of solforare
|
| solfatara {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of zolfatara
|
| Solfatara {prop}
|
:: a shallow volcanic crater, part of the Campi Flegrei, at Pozzuoli, near Naples
|
| solfatato {adj}
|
:: sulfated
|
| solfatazione {f} [chemistry]
|
:: sulfation
|
| solfato {m}
|
:: sulfate
|
| solfato di magnesio {n} [inorganic compound]
|
:: magnesium sulfate
|
| solfato di sodio {n} [inorganic compound]
|
:: sodium sulfate
|
| solfatura {f}
|
:: sulfuring
|
| solfeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of solfeggiare
|
| solfeggiare {vti}
|
:: to practice sol-fa
|
| solfeggio {m}
|
:: solfeggio
|
| solferinese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Solferino
|
| solferinese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Solferino
|
| solferino {m}
|
:: solferino
|
| Solferino {prop}
|
:: Solferino (small town)
|
| solfidrato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: sulfydrate / sulphydrate
|
| solfidrico {adj} /sol.fi.dri.ko/
|
:: hydrosulfuric
|
| solfidrile {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: sulfhydryl
|
| solfiero {adj}
|
:: sulfur (attributive)
|
| solfifero {adj}
|
:: sulfurous (containing sulfur)
|
| solfifero {adj}
|
:: sulfur / sulphur (attributive)
|
| solfimetro {m}
|
:: sulfimeter
|
| solfitante {v}
|
:: present participle of solfitare
|
| solfitare {vt}
|
:: to sulfate (to treat must etc with sulfur dioxide)
|
| solfitazione {f}
|
:: sulphurization (of wine etc)
|
| solfito {m}
|
:: sulfite
|
| solfo {m} [literary] /ˈsolfo/
|
:: obsolete form of zolfo
|
| solfoacido {m} [chemistry]
|
:: sulfoacid, thioacid
|
| solfoarseniuro {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: sulfoarsenide
|
| solfobatterio {m}
|
:: sulfobacterium, thiobacterium
|
| solfocianuro {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: thiocyanide
|
| solfolene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: sulfolene
|
| solfonante {v}
|
:: present participle of solfonare
|
| solfonare {vt}
|
:: To sulfonate / sulphonate
|
| solfonato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: sulfonate
|
| solfonazione {f}
|
:: sulfonation
|
| solfone {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: sulfone
|
| solfonico {adj}
|
:: sulfonic
|
| solfonitrico {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: sulfonitric / sulphonitric
|
| solforante {v}
|
:: present participle of solforare
|
| solforare {vt}
|
:: to sulfur
|
| solforato {v}
|
:: past participle of solforare
|
| solforato {adj}
|
:: sulfurated
|
| solforatrice {f}
|
:: apparatus for applying sulfur to crops as a pesticide
|
| solforatura {f}
|
:: sulfuring / sulphuring
|
| solforazione {f}
|
:: sulphurization, sulphuration / sulfurization, sulfuration
|
| solforeo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sulfureo
|
| solforico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: sulfuric
|
| solforoso {adj}
|
:: sulfurous (lower valency of sulfur)
|
| solfosale {m} [mineralogy]
|
:: sulfosalt
|
| solfureo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sulfureo
|
| solfuro {m}
|
:: sulfide
|
| solfuro di carbonio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: carbon disulfide
|
| solfuro di diidrogeno {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: hydrogen sulfide
|
| solfuro di ferro {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: iron sulfide
|
| solfuro di idrogeno {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: hydrogen sulfide
|
| solfuro di mercurio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: mercury sulfide
|
| solfuro di piombo {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: lead sulfide
|
| solfuro di potassio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: potassium sulfide
|
| solfuro di sodio {n} [inorganic compound]
|
:: sodium sulfide
|
| solfuro di zinco {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: zinc sulfide
|
| solicchio {m}
|
:: alternative form of solecchio
|
| solicello {m} /so.liˈt͡ʃɛl.lo/
|
:: diminutive of sole: pale or weak sunlight
|
| solidale {adj}
|
:: in agreement
|
| solidalmente {adv}
|
:: solidarily
|
| solidamente {adv}
|
:: solidly
|
| solidamente {adv}
|
:: firmly
|
| solidamente {adv}
|
:: soundly
|
| solidamente {adv}
|
:: reliably
|
| solidarietà {f}
|
:: solidarity (all senses); support
|
| solidarietà {f}
|
:: sympathy
|
| solidarismo {m}
|
:: solidarism
|
| solidaristico {adj}
|
:: solidaristic
|
| solidarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of solidarizzare
|
| solidarizzare {vi} /solidaridˈdzaːre/
|
:: To sympathize
|
| solidezza {f}
|
:: solidity
|
| solidificabile {adj}
|
:: solidifiable
|
| solidificante {v}
|
:: present participle of solidificare
|
| solidificantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of solidificarsi
|
| solidificare {v}
|
:: to solidify
|
| solidificarsi {vr}
|
:: To solidify (become solid)
|
| solidificarsi {vr}
|
:: To harden, set up
|
| solidificatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of solidificarsi
|
| solidificazione {f}
|
:: solidification
|
| solidissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of solido
|
| solidissimo {adj}
|
:: very solid, very firm, very strong, very sound
|
| solidissimo {adj}
|
:: very reliable
|
| solidità {f}
|
:: solidity
|
| solidità {f}
|
:: firmness
|
| solidità {f}
|
:: strength
|
| solidità {f}
|
:: soundness
|
| solidità {f}
|
:: reliability
|
| solidità {f}
|
:: fastness (colour)
|
| solido {adj}
|
:: solid (not fluid)
|
| solido {adj}
|
:: solid, strong, firm, sound
|
| solido {adj}
|
:: reliable, solid
|
| solido {adj} [geometry]
|
:: solid
|
| solido {m} [geometry]
|
:: solid
|
| solido di Catalan {m} [mathematics]
|
:: Catalan solid
|
| solido platonico {m} [mathematics]
|
:: Platonic solid
|
| solidungo {adj}
|
:: solidungulate, soliped, solipedous
|
| solidungulo {adj}
|
:: solidungulous
|
| soliflussione {f}
|
:: solifluction
|
| soliflusso {m}
|
:: solifluction
|
| Soligo {prop}
|
:: Soligo (river)
|
| soliloquio {m} /so.liˈlɔ.kwjo/
|
:: soliloquy
|
| soliloquio {m}
|
:: monologue
|
| Solimano {prop}
|
:: Suleiman, Sulayman
|
| solimare {v}
|
:: synonym of sublimare
|
| Solimena {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| solingamente {adv}
|
:: solitarily
|
| solingo {adj} [literary]
|
:: solitary
|
| solino {m}
|
:: detachable collar
|
| solino {m}
|
:: sailor collar
|
| solino {m}
|
:: collar band
|
| solipede {adj}
|
:: solidungulate, soliped, solipedous
|
| solipsismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: solipsism
|
| solipsista {adj}
|
:: solipsistic
|
| solipsista {mf}
|
:: solipsist
|
| solipsistico {adj}
|
:: solipsistic
|
| solissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of solo
|
| solista {adj}
|
:: solo
|
| solista {mf}
|
:: soloist
|
| solistico {adj}
|
:: soloist (attributive)
|
| solistico {adj}
|
:: solo
|
| solitamente {adv}
|
:: usually, as a rule, generally, habitually
|
| solitaria {f}
|
:: A single-handed achievement
|
| solitario {adj}
|
:: solitary
|
| solitario {adj}
|
:: lone
|
| solitario {adj}
|
:: lonely, deserted, secluded
|
| solitario {m}
|
:: solitaire (gemstone)
|
| solitario {m}
|
:: patience (card game)
|
| solitario {m}
|
:: loner
|
| solito {adj}
|
:: usual, habitual, customary, same old
|
| solito {m} [singular only]
|
:: usual
|
| solitone {m} [physics]
|
:: soliton
|
| solitudine {f}
|
:: solitude, loneliness, solitariness, seclusion
|
| solitudine {f}
|
:: solitude, solitary place
|
| solivo {adj}
|
:: sunny
|
| sollaccio {m}
|
:: synonym of sollazzo
|
| sollazzamento {m}
|
:: amusement, fun, entertainment
|
| sollazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sollazzare
|
| sollazzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sollazzarsi
|
| sollazzare {vt}
|
:: To entertain
|
| sollazzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sollazzare
|
| sollazzarsi {v}
|
:: To enjoy oneself, to have fun, to have a good time
|
| sollazzatore {m}
|
:: entertainer
|
| sollazzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sollazzarsi
|
| sollazzevole {adj}
|
:: witty, facetious
|
| sollazzevole {adj}
|
:: amusing
|
| sollazzevolmente {adv}
|
:: wittily, facetiously
|
| sollazzevolmente {adv}
|
:: musingly
|
| sollazzo {m}
|
:: amusement, fun, entertainment
|
| sollecciola {f}
|
:: groundsel, sorrel
|
| solleccione {m} /sol.letˈt͡ʃo.ne/
|
:: synonym of calderugia: groundsel (Senecio vulgaris)
|
| sollecitabile {adj}
|
:: That can be stressed; stressable
|
| sollecitamente {adv}
|
:: promptly
|
| sollecitamente {adv}
|
:: solicitously
|
| sollecitamento {m}
|
:: solicitation, pressing, urging
|
| sollecitante {v}
|
:: present participle of sollecitare
|
| sollecitare {vt}
|
:: to speed up
|
| sollecitare {vt}
|
:: to urge on
|
| sollecitare {vt}
|
:: to press for
|
| sollecitare {vt}
|
:: to stimulate, rouse
|
| sollecitare {vt}
|
:: to stress
|
| sollecitatore {m}
|
:: urger, inciter
|
| sollecitatore {m}
|
:: petitioner, pleader
|
| sollecitatoria {f}
|
:: reminder
|
| sollecitatoria {f}
|
:: demand note
|
| sollecitatorio {adj}
|
:: soliciting, pressing, urging
|
| sollecitazione {f}
|
:: request, solicitation
|
| sollecitazione {f}
|
:: stimulus
|
| sollecitissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sollecito
|
| sollecitissimo {adj}
|
:: very prompt, immediate
|
| sollecitissimo {adj}
|
:: very solicitous
|
| sollecito {adj}
|
:: prompt, quick, speedy
|
| sollecito {adj}
|
:: solicitous, attentive, careful
|
| sollecito {m}
|
:: reminder, request, notice (generally for payment)
|
| sollecitudine {f}
|
:: promptness
|
| sollecitudine {f}
|
:: speed
|
| sollenare {v}
|
:: To soothe; to mitigate
|
| solleone {m} /sol.le.ˈo.ne/
|
:: dog days (hot period of summer)
|
| solleone {m} [by extension]
|
:: summer heat
|
| solleticamento {m}
|
:: titillation
|
| solleticante {v}
|
:: present participle of solleticare
|
| solleticante {adj}
|
:: tickling
|
| solleticante {adj}
|
:: intriguing, fascinating
|
| solleticare {vt}
|
:: to tickle, flush
|
| solleticare {vt}
|
:: to whet, arouse or tease
|
| solletico {m} /solˈletiko/
|
:: tickling, tingling
|
| solletico {m}
|
:: itch (teasing desire)
|
| solletico {m}
|
:: small effect; nothing; used to indicate that a given action, words, etc. does not affect the speaker
|
| solleticoso {adj}
|
:: ticklish
|
| sollevabile {adj}
|
:: That can be lifted; liftable
|
| sollevamento {m}
|
:: lifting, raising
|
| sollevamento {m}
|
:: revolt, uprising
|
| sollevamento {m} [geology]
|
:: upheaval
|
| sollevamento {m}
|
:: relief
|
| sollevamento pesi {m} [sports]
|
:: weightlifting
|
| sollevante {v}
|
:: present participle of sollevare
|
| sollevantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sollevarsi
|
| sollevare {vt}
|
:: to raise, lift, put up, rear, stir up, bring up, stand up
|
| sollevare {vt}
|
:: to relieve, comfort
|
| sollevare il morale {v}
|
:: to cheer up
|
| sollevare un polverone {v}
|
:: synonym of creare un polverone
|
| sollevarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sollevare
|
| sollevarsi {v}
|
:: to get up, rise, lift oneself, take off
|
| sollevarsi {v}
|
:: to recover, get over
|
| sollevarsi {v}
|
:: to rise, revolt
|
| sollevatore {adj}
|
:: lifting, hoisting, lift (attributive)
|
| sollevatore {m} [sports]
|
:: weightlifter
|
| sollevatore {m}
|
:: lifter
|
| sollevatore {m}
|
:: lift, hoist, hitch
|
| sollevatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sollevarsi
|
| sollevatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sollevatore
|
| sollevazione {f}
|
:: insurrection, uprising, insurgency
|
| sollievo {m}
|
:: relief, lift
|
| sollievo {m}
|
:: solace
|
| Sollima {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sollo {adj} [literary] /ˈsol.lo/
|
:: yielding, supple, soft (especially of ground)
|
| sollo {adj} [literary, figuratively]
|
:: compliant, yielding
|
| sollucchero {m}
|
:: Variant of solluchero
|
| sollucherare {v}
|
:: To send into ecstasy
|
| sollucherare {v}
|
:: To enthuse
|
| solluchero {m}
|
:: ecstasy
|
| solmisazione {f} [music]
|
:: solmization
|
| solo {adj} /ˈso.lo/
|
:: alone, by oneself, unattended, unaccompanied, lonely, lone, lonesome
|
| solo {adj}
|
:: only, single, just one, unique, sole
|
| solo {adj} [music]
|
:: solo (a piece of music for one performer)
|
| solo {adv}
|
:: only, just, but, alone, merely
|
| solo {conj}
|
:: [followed by che] but, only
|
| solo {conj}
|
:: [preceded by se] if only
|
| solo {conj}
|
:: [followed by se] only if
|
| solo {m}
|
:: the only one, the only man
|
| solone {m}
|
:: know-all, know-it-all
|
| Solone {prop}
|
:: Solon
|
| solonico {adj}
|
:: solonic
|
| solo parole e niente fatti {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: all talk and no action
|
| solo parole e niente fatti {adj}
|
:: Speaking, promising, or boasting much, but doing little
|
| solo parole e niente fatti {adj}
|
:: Full of big talk but lacking action, power, or substance; pretentious
|
| solreutte {m} [music]
|
:: phrase (series of notes)
|
| solstiziale {adj}
|
:: solstitial; solstice (attributive)
|
| solstizio {m}
|
:: solstice
|
| solstizio d'estate {m} [astronomy]
|
:: summer solstice
|
| solstizio d'inverno {m} [astronomy]
|
:: winter solstice
|
| Solta {prop}
|
:: Solta (island)
|
| soltanto {adv}
|
:: only, just, but, alone, merely
|
| solubile {adj} /soˈlu.bi.le/
|
:: soluble
|
| solubilità {f}
|
:: solubility
|
| solubilizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of solubilizzare
|
| solubilizzare {vt}
|
:: to solubilize
|
| solubilizzazione {f} [chemistry]
|
:: solubilization
|
| solutivo {adj}
|
:: solutive
|
| soluto {m} [chemistry]
|
:: solute
|
| solutore {m}
|
:: solver
|
| soluzionante {v}
|
:: present participle of soluzionare
|
| soluzionare {vt} [Switzerland]
|
:: to solve
|
| soluzione {f} [chemistry]
|
:: solution
|
| soluzione {f} [pharmacy]
|
:: liquor
|
| soluzione {f} [mathematics]
|
:: solution, resolution
|
| soluzione {f}
|
:: (answer to a problem) solution, answer, agreement, settlement
|
| soluzione {f}
|
:: (payment) payment, settlement, solution
|
| soluzione {f}
|
:: (break) break, gap
|
| soluzione {f}
|
:: fix
|
| soluzione veloce {f}
|
:: quick fix
|
| soluzione veloce {f}
|
:: simple - temporary solution
|
| soluzione veloce {f}
|
:: stopgap measure
|
| solvatante {v}
|
:: present participle of solvatare
|
| solvatare {vt} [chemistry]
|
:: to solvate
|
| solvatato {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: solvated
|
| solvatazione {f} [chemistry]
|
:: solvation
|
| solvato {m} [chemistry]
|
:: solvate
|
| solvente {m}
|
:: solvent
|
| solvente {adj}
|
:: solvent
|
| solvente {v}
|
:: present participle of solvere
|
| solvenza {f}
|
:: solvency (financial)
|
| solvere {vt}
|
:: to melt or loosen
|
| solvere {vt}
|
:: to resolve
|
| solvere {vt}
|
:: to release
|
| solvibile {adj}
|
:: solvent (able to meet one's financial obligations)
|
| solvibilità {f}
|
:: solvency
|
| solvibilità {f}
|
:: payability
|
| soma {f}
|
:: the load borne by a pack animal
|
| soma {f}
|
:: the measure of the capacity of a given animal to bear a load
|
| soma {f} [poetic]
|
:: a weight
|
| soma {m} [medicine]
|
:: soma
|
| somaclonale {adj} [genetics]
|
:: somaclonal
|
| somala {f}
|
:: female equivalent of somalo
|
| Somalia {prop}
|
:: Somalia
|
| somalo {adj}
|
:: Somali
|
| somalo {m}
|
:: Somali (person)
|
| somalo {m}
|
:: The Somali language
|
| somalo {m}
|
:: somalo
|
| somara {f}
|
:: female equivalent of somaro
|
| somaraggine {f}
|
:: stupidity
|
| somarata {f}
|
:: stupidity
|
| somarata {f}
|
:: ignorance
|
| somarello {m}
|
:: donkey
|
| somaro {adj}
|
:: stupid, ignorant
|
| somaro {m}
|
:: donkey, ass, jackass
|
| somaro {m}
|
:: dunce
|
| somasco {adj}
|
:: Somascan
|
| somaticamente {adv}
|
:: somatically
|
| somatico {adj}
|
:: somatic
|
| somatizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of somatizzare
|
| somatizzare {vt}
|
:: to somatize
|
| somatizzazione {f}
|
:: somatization
|
| somatogamia {f} [biology]
|
:: somatogamy
|
| somatologia {f}
|
:: somatology
|
| somatologico {adj}
|
:: somatologic, somatological
|
| somatometria {f}
|
:: anthropometry
|
| somatoplasma {m}
|
:: somatoplasm
|
| somatopleurico {adj}
|
:: somatopleuric
|
| somatormone {m}
|
:: somatotropin
|
| somatotropina {f} [hormone]
|
:: somatotrophin
|
| somatotropo {adj}
|
:: somatotrophic
|
| sombrero {m}
|
:: sombrero
|
| someggiabile {adj}
|
:: transportable by pack animal
|
| someggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of someggiare
|
| someggiare {vt}
|
:: to transport by pack animal
|
| someria {f}
|
:: synonym of salmeria
|
| somiere {m}
|
:: beast of burden, pack animal
|
| somiere {m} [music]
|
:: wind chest of an organ
|
| somiere {m} [music]
|
:: wrest plank of a piano
|
| somigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of somigliare
|
| somigliante {adj}
|
:: similar (to), like, resembling, alike
|
| somigliantemente {adv}
|
:: similarly, likewise
|
| somigliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of somigliarsi
|
| somigliantissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of somigliante
|
| somiglianza {f}
|
:: similarity
|
| somiglianza {f}
|
:: resemblance, likeness
|
| somigliare {v} /somiʎˈʎare/
|
:: to resemble, look like
|
| somigliarsi {vr}
|
:: To be alike; to resemble one another
|
| somigliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of somigliarsi
|
| somite {m} [biology, entomology]
|
:: somite
|
| somma {f} /ˈsomma/
|
:: sum, amount
|
| somma {f}
|
:: addition, sum
|
| somma {f}
|
:: gist, essence, sum, conclusion
|
| somma {f}
|
:: summit, pinnacle, top, peak (the highest point)
|
| somma {f}
|
:: A learned exposition, typically theological or philosophical
|
| sommabile {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: summable, integrable
|
| sommabilità {f}
|
:: summability
|
| sommaccheto {m}
|
:: sumac plantation
|
| sommacco {m}
|
:: sumac
|
| sommamente {adv}
|
:: extremely, supremely
|
| sommante {v}
|
:: present participle of sommare
|
| sommantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sommarsi
|
| sommare {vt} [auxiliary avere]
|
:: to add, add up, sum up, take into account
|
| sommare {vi} [auxiliary essere]
|
:: to amount to, total
|
| sommariamente {adv}
|
:: briefly
|
| sommariamente {adv}
|
:: roughly
|
| sommariamente {adv}
|
:: summarily
|
| sommarietà {f}
|
:: summariness
|
| sommario {adj}
|
:: brief
|
| sommario {adj}
|
:: rough
|
| sommario {m}
|
:: summary, synopsis
|
| sommario {m}
|
:: compendium
|
| sommarsi {vr}
|
:: To add up
|
| Sommaruga {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| somma sacerdotessa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sommo sacerdote
|
| sommatamente {adv}
|
:: briefly
|
| sommatività {f}
|
:: Property of being summative; additivity
|
| sommativo {adj}
|
:: summative, additive
|
| sommato {adj}
|
:: added
|
| sommato {adj}
|
:: associated
|
| sommatoria {f} [mathematics]
|
:: summation
|
| sommatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sommarsi
|
| sommazione {f} [maths]
|
:: addition, summation
|
| sommergente {v}
|
:: present participle of sommergere
|
| sommergere {vt}
|
:: To submerge
|
| sommergere {v}
|
:: to heap, to flush
|
| sommergere di cazzate {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to talk someone's ear off
|
| sommergibile {adj}
|
:: submersible
|
| sommergibile {m}
|
:: submarine, submersible
|
| sommergibilismo {m}
|
:: submarining
|
| sommergibilista {mf} [nautical]
|
:: submariner
|
| sommergibilistico {adj}
|
:: submarine (attributive)
|
| sommersione {f}
|
:: submersion
|
| sommerso {adj}
|
:: submerged
|
| sommerso {adj}
|
:: sunken
|
| sommessamente {adv}
|
:: softly
|
| sommessione {f}
|
:: Variant of sommissione
|
| sommesso {adj}
|
:: [of a sound, voice, etc.] soft, low, subdued
|
| sommesso {adv}
|
:: [of a style of speaking, etc.] in a soft, low, or subdued manner
|
| sommettente {v}
|
:: present participle of sommettere
|
| sommettere {vt}
|
:: to put something under (literary use)
|
| somministramento {m}
|
:: synonym of somministrazione
|
| somministrante {v}
|
:: present participle of somministrare
|
| somministrare {vt}
|
:: to administer [all senses]
|
| somministratore {m}
|
:: administrator
|
| somministratore {m} [legal]
|
:: purveyor
|
| somministrazione {f}
|
:: giving, administering, administration
|
| sommissione {f}
|
:: submission
|
| sommità {f}
|
:: top, summit, peak
|
| sommitale {adj}
|
:: top (attributive), summit (attributive), peak (attributive)
|
| sommo {adj}
|
:: highest
|
| sommo {adj}
|
:: greatest
|
| sommo {adj}
|
:: great, outstanding
|
| sommolo {m}
|
:: summit
|
| sommolo {m}
|
:: extremity
|
| sommommolo {m} [boxing]
|
:: uppercut
|
| sommommolo {m}
|
:: A type of rice fritter
|
| sommo sacerdote {m}
|
:: high priest
|
| sommoscapo {m}
|
:: The upper part of the stem of a column, immediately below the capital
|
| sommosciare {v}
|
:: synonym of ammosciare
|
| sommossa {f}
|
:: uprising, revolt
|
| sommovente {v}
|
:: present participle of sommuovere
|
| sommovimento {m}
|
:: agitation, stirring
|
| sommovimento {m}
|
:: tremor
|
| sommovimento {m}
|
:: commotion, tumult
|
| sommozzatore {m}
|
:: frogman
|
| sommuovente {v}
|
:: present participle of sommuovere
|
| sommuovere {vt}
|
:: to move or agitate violently
|
| somnosi {f}
|
:: somnosis, narcolepsy
|
| sonabile {adj}
|
:: Alternative form of suonabile
|
| sonagliera {f}
|
:: bell-collar
|
| sonaglino {m}
|
:: rattle (child's toy)
|
| sonaglio {m}
|
:: bell (round the neck of cattle etc)
|
| sonaglio {m}
|
:: rattle (baby's)
|
| sonante {adj}
|
:: resounding, sounding
|
| sonare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of suonare
|
| sonata {f}
|
:: sonata
|
| sonatina {f} [music]
|
:: sonatina
|
| sonatore {m}
|
:: alternative form of suonatore
|
| sonco {m} /ˈson.ko/
|
:: synonym of crespigno
|
| sonda {f}
|
:: sonde, probe
|
| sonda {f}
|
:: drill
|
| Sonda {prop}
|
:: Sunda
|
| sondabile {adj}
|
:: fathomable
|
| sondabilità {f}
|
:: Property of being fathomable
|
| sondaggio {m}
|
:: sounding
|
| sondaggio {m}
|
:: drilling, boring
|
| sondaggio {m}
|
:: probing
|
| sondaggio {m}
|
:: survey
|
| sondaggista {mf}
|
:: pollster
|
| sondaggistico {adj}
|
:: survey, poll (attributive)
|
| sondante {v}
|
:: present participle of sondare
|
| sondare {vt} [nautical]
|
:: to sound [the depth]
|
| sondare {vt}
|
:: to drill, bore [a hole in the ground]
|
| sondare {vt}
|
:: to probe
|
| sondare {vt}
|
:: to survey, poll
|
| sondare {v} [election, survey]
|
:: to canvass
|
| sondatore {m}
|
:: driller (person)
|
| sondatore {m}
|
:: borer (device, masculine only)
|
| sondatura {f}
|
:: synonym of sondaggio
|
| sondriese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sondrio
|
| sondriese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Sondrio
|
| Sondrio {prop}
|
:: Sondrio (town/and/province)
|
| sondro {m}
|
:: synonym of lentisco
|
| soneria {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of suoneria
|
| sonettare {v}
|
:: To compose sonnets
|
| sonettista {mf}
|
:: sonneteer (sonnet writer)
|
| sonetto {m} [poetry]
|
:: sonnet
|
| sonetto petrarchesco {m} [poetry]
|
:: Petrarchan sonnet
|
| sonevole {adj}
|
:: sounding, resounding, resonant
|
| Sonia {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sonico {adj}
|
:: sonic
|
| sonio {m}
|
:: continuous, insistent ringing
|
| sonnacchiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sonnecchiare
|
| sonnacchioni {adv}
|
:: sleepily
|
| sonnacchiosamente {adv} /son.nak.kjo.zaˈmen.te/
|
:: drowsily, sleepily
|
| sonnacchioso {adj} /son.nakˈkjo.zo/
|
:: drowsy, sleepy
|
| sonnacchioso {adj}
|
:: idle
|
| sonnambolico {adj}
|
:: sleepwalking (attributive)
|
| sonnambolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sonnambulo
|
| sonnambula {f}
|
:: somnambulist, sleepwalker
|
| sonnambulismo {m}
|
:: somnambulism, sleepwalking
|
| sonnambulo {m}
|
:: somnambulist, sleepwalker
|
| sonnecchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sonnecchiare
|
| sonnecchiare {vi} /son.nekˈkja.re/
|
:: To drowse, doze off, or nod off
|
| sonnellino {m}
|
:: nap, snooze, doze
|
| sonniferare {v}
|
:: synonym of sonnecchiare
|
| sonnifero {adj}
|
:: sleep-inducing, soporific
|
| sonnifero {m}
|
:: sleeping pill
|
| sonnifero {m}
|
:: sleeping draught
|
| sonniloquio {m}
|
:: somniloquy
|
| sonniloquo {m}
|
:: somniloquist
|
| sonninese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sonnino
|
| Sonnino {prop}
|
:: Sonnino (small town)
|
| Sonnino {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sonnino {prop}
|
:: Sidney Sonnino, Italian politician
|
| sonno {m} /ˈson.no/
|
:: The state of being asleep; sleep, slumber
|
| sonno {m}
|
:: The need or desire for sleep; sleepiness
|
| sonno {m} [figuratively]
|
:: quiet, tranquility
|
| sonno {m} [obsolete, poetic]
|
:: dream
|
| sonnocchioso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sonnacchioso
|
| sonnolento {adj} /son.noˈlɛn.to/
|
:: sleepy, drowsy, somnolent
|
| sonnolenza {f} /son.noˈlɛn.t͡sa/
|
:: sleepiness, drowsiness
|
| sono {n} /ˈsɔ.no/
|
:: alternative form of suono
|
| sonochimica {f} [chemistry]
|
:: sonochemistry
|
| sonochimico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: sonochemical
|
| sonografia {f}
|
:: sonography
|
| sonografo {m}
|
:: sonograph
|
| sonogramma {m}
|
:: sonogram
|
| sonoluminescenza {f} [physics]
|
:: sonoluminescence
|
| sonometro {m}
|
:: sonometer
|
| sonoramente {adv}
|
:: loudly, noisily
|
| sonoramente {adv}
|
:: soundly
|
| sonoramente {adv}
|
:: sonorously
|
| sonorista {mf}
|
:: sound engineer
|
| sonorista {mf}
|
:: sound effects man
|
| sonorità {f}
|
:: sonority, resonance
|
| sonorizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sonorizzare
|
| sonorizzare {vt} [phonetics]
|
:: to voice
|
| sonorizzare {vt}
|
:: to postsynch, dub
|
| sonorizzatore {m}
|
:: sound effects man
|
| sonorizzatore {m}
|
:: dubber (person who dubs TV/film)
|
| sonorizzazione {f} /so.no.rid.d͡zaˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: The addition of a soundtrack to a prerecorded film or TV program
|
| sonorizzazione {f} [phonetics]
|
:: voicing
|
| sonoro {adj} [literally] /soˈnɔ.ro/
|
:: sonorous, resounding
|
| sonoro {adj} [by extension]
|
:: rich in resonance
|
| sonoro {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: sonorous
|
| sonoro {adj}
|
:: resounding, sensational
|
| sonoro {adj} [phonetics]
|
:: voiced
|
| sonoro {m}
|
:: sound films
|
| sontro {m}
|
:: alternative form of sondro
|
| sontuario {adj}
|
:: alternative form of suntuario
|
| sontuosamente {adv}
|
:: sumptuously
|
| sontuosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sontuoso
|
| sontuosità {f}
|
:: sumptuousness
|
| sontuoso {adj}
|
:: sumptuous
|
| Sonvico {prop}
|
:: Sonvico (district)
|
| sopente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopire
|
| sopentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sopirsi
|
| soperchieria {f}
|
:: obsolete form of soverchieria
|
| soperchio {adj} /soˈpɛr.kjo/
|
:: obsolete form of soverchio
|
| soperchio {m}
|
:: obsolete form of soverchio
|
| soperchio {adv}
|
:: obsolete form of soverchio
|
| sopimento {m} /so.piˈmen.to/
|
:: drowsiness, dozing off
|
| sopimento {m}
|
:: placating, appeasing, soothing
|
| sopire {vt}
|
:: To send to sleep
|
| sopire {vt}
|
:: To placate, to soothe, to calm, to assuage
|
| sopirsi {vr}
|
:: To fall asleep
|
| sopirsi {vr}
|
:: To subside or be soothed
|
| sopitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sopirsi
|
| sopore {m} /soˈpo.re/
|
:: drowsiness
|
| soporifero {adj} /so.poˈri.fe.ro/
|
:: soporific
|
| soporifero {adj} [figuratively, humorous]
|
:: boring, tedious
|
| soporoso {adj}
|
:: soporific
|
| soporoso {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: boring, tedious
|
| soppalcante {v}
|
:: present participle of soppalcare
|
| soppalcare {vt}
|
:: To build a mezzanine or similar open structure within a room
|
| soppalcato {adj}
|
:: Having a mezzanine or similar open structure
|
| soppalco {m}
|
:: mezzanine, gallery etc
|
| soppalco {m}
|
:: built-in wardrobe
|
| soppalco {m}
|
:: attic, garret, loft
|
| soppanno {m}
|
:: Thick or heavy lining for clothing
|
| soppedaneo {m}
|
:: alternative form of suppedaneo
|
| soppediano {m} [furniture]
|
:: # settle, ottoman
|
| soppellire {v}
|
:: alternative form of seppellire
|
| soppendere {v}
|
:: synonym of sorprendere
|
| sopperente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopperire
|
| sopperire {vi}
|
:: to provide (for)
|
| soppesante {v}
|
:: present participle of soppesare
|
| soppesare {vt}
|
:: To weigh
|
| soppesare {vt}
|
:: To weigh up
|
| soppiano {adv}
|
:: synonym of sottovoce
|
| soppiantante {v}
|
:: present participle of soppiantare
|
| soppiantare {vt}
|
:: To supplant
|
| soppiatteria {f}
|
:: stealth, furtiveness
|
| soppiatto {m}
|
:: only in di soppiatto
|
| soppiattone {m}
|
:: sneak (person)
|
| soppiattoneria {f}
|
:: synonym of soppiatteria
|
| soppidiano {m}
|
:: alternative form of soppediano
|
| sopponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopporre
|
| sopporre {vt}
|
:: Variant of sottoporre
|
| sopportabile {adj}
|
:: bearable, tolerable
|
| sopportabilità {f}
|
:: bearableness, tolerability
|
| sopportabilmente {adv}
|
:: bearably, tolerably
|
| sopportante {v}
|
:: present participle of sopportare
|
| sopportantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sopportarsi
|
| sopportare {vt}
|
:: to bear, sustain, carry, take, withstand
|
| sopportare {vt}
|
:: to suffer, undergo, bear, endure, put up with, tolerate, stand
|
| sopportarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sopportare
|
| sopportarsi {v}
|
:: to tolerate one another, put up with one another
|
| sopportatore {m}
|
:: sufferer
|
| sopportatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sopportarsi
|
| sopportazione {f}
|
:: patience
|
| soppottiere {m}
|
:: smart aleck
|
| soppracciliare {adj}
|
:: superciliary (of or near the eyebrow)
|
| soppressare {v}
|
:: synonym of premere
|
| soppressata {f}
|
:: A pressed form of salami made from pork
|
| soppressione {f}
|
:: suppression
|
| soppressione {f}
|
:: stifling
|
| soppressione {f}
|
:: abolition (of a law)
|
| soppressione {f}
|
:: closure (of a facility)
|
| soppressione {f}
|
:: withdrawal (of a service)
|
| soppressione {f}
|
:: elimination, liquidation, killing
|
| soppressivo {adj}
|
:: suppressive
|
| soppressore {m}
|
:: suppressor
|
| sopprimente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopprimere
|
| sopprimere {vt}
|
:: to abolish, do away with
|
| sopprimere {vt}
|
:: to suppress
|
| sopprimere {vt}
|
:: to cut out, delete
|
| sopprimere {vt}
|
:: to eliminate, liquidate
|
| sopprimibile {adj}
|
:: suppressible
|
| sopprimibilità {f}
|
:: Quality of being suppressible
|
| soppunto {m}
|
:: blind stitch
|
| sopr- {prefix}
|
:: Variant of sopra- before some vowels
|
| sopra- {prefix}
|
:: over-
|
| sopra- {prefix}
|
:: supra-
|
| sopra {prep}
|
:: over
|
| sopra {prep}
|
:: more than
|
| sopra {prep}
|
:: above
|
| sopra {prep}
|
:: on, onto
|
| sopra {adv}
|
:: up
|
| sopra {adv}
|
:: on top
|
| sopra {adv}
|
:: above
|
| sopra {m}
|
:: top
|
| soprabbello {adj}
|
:: synonym of bellissimo
|
| soprabbevere {v}
|
:: To overdrink
|
| soprabbondare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sovrabbondare
|
| soprabbondevole {adj}
|
:: synonym of sovrabbondante
|
| soprabbusto {m}
|
:: synonym of copribusto
|
| soprabito {m}
|
:: overcoat
|
| sopraccalza {f}
|
:: overshoe
|
| sopraccapellini {m}
|
:: A thicker form of angel hair pasta
|
| sopraccapo {m}
|
:: synonym of grattacapo
|
| sopraccapo {m}
|
:: synonym of soprintendente
|
| sopraccaricare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sovraccaricare
|
| sopraccarico {m}
|
:: alternative form of sovraccarico
|
| sopraccassa {f}
|
:: Outer casing of a pocket watch
|
| sopracceleste {adj}
|
:: heavenly, divine (literally, above the skies)
|
| sopraccennato {adj}
|
:: aforesaid, above-mentioned
|
| sopraccielo {m}
|
:: ceiling
|
| sopraccielo {m}
|
:: The surface that bounds the upper limit of a room, vault, canopy or carriage
|
| sopraccigliare {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of sopracciliare
|
| sopracciglio {m}
|
:: eyebrow
|
| sopracciliare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: eyebrow [attributive], superciliary
|
| sopracciò {m}
|
:: superintendent, supervisor
|
| sopraccitato {adj}
|
:: above-mentioned, aforesaid
|
| sopraccollo {m}
|
:: overload
|
| sopraccolore {m} [art]
|
:: overcolour
|
| sopraccomperare {v}
|
:: To overbuy
|
| sopracconduttività {f}
|
:: alternative form of sopraconduttività
|
| sopracconduttore {m}
|
:: alternative form of sopraconduttore
|
| sopraccoperta {f}
|
:: dust jacket, slipcover
|
| sopraccoperta {f}
|
:: bedspread, coverlet
|
| sopraccoperta {adv} [nautical]
|
:: On deck
|
| sopraccorrere {v}
|
:: synonym of accorrere
|
| sopraccorrere {v}
|
:: synonym of soccorrere
|
| sopraccorrere {v}
|
:: synonym of traboccare
|
| sopraccostale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supracostal
|
| sopraccrescente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraccrescere
|
| sopraccrescere {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: To grow on something
|
| Sopraceneri {prop}
|
:: The part of Ticino to the north of the Monte Ceneri pass
|
| soprachiasmatico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suprachiasmatic
|
| sopraciliare {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of sopracciliare
|
| sopracitato {adj}
|
:: aforesaid, above-mentioned
|
| sopraconduttività {f} [physics]
|
:: synonym of superconduttività
|
| sopraconduttore {m}
|
:: synonym of superconduttore
|
| sopraconduzione {f}
|
:: alternative form of superconduzione
|
| sopracqueo {adj}
|
:: overwater
|
| sopraddetto {adj}
|
:: aforesaid
|
| sopraddominante {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sopradominante
|
| sopraddotale {adj}
|
:: dower, dowry (attributive)
|
| sopraddotante {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraddotare
|
| sopraddotare {vt}
|
:: To dower
|
| sopraddote {f}
|
:: dower, dowry
|
| sopradescritto {adj}
|
:: described above
|
| sopradetto {adj}
|
:: above-mentioned, aforesaid
|
| sopradominante {f} [music]
|
:: superdominant, submediant
|
| sopraeccitabile {adj}
|
:: overexcitable (Variant of sovreccitabile)
|
| sopraeccitabilità {f}
|
:: overexcitability (Variant of sovreccitabilità)
|
| sopraeccitante {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraeccitare
|
| sopraeccitare {v}
|
:: to overexcite (Variant of sovreccitare)
|
| sopraedificante {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraedificare
|
| sopraedificare {vt}
|
:: To build on, or on top of
|
| sopraedificazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of sopredificazione
|
| sopraelencato {adj}
|
:: above-listed
|
| sopraelevante {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraelevare
|
| sopraelevantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraelevarsi
|
| sopraelevare {vt}
|
:: To raise (above)
|
| sopraelevarsi {vt}
|
:: To rise (up)
|
| sopraelevata {f}
|
:: elevated railway
|
| sopraelevato {adj}
|
:: raised, elevated
|
| sopraelevatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sopraelevarsi
|
| sopraelevazione {f}
|
:: relief (elevations of the earth's surface)
|
| sopraeminente {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovreminente
|
| sopraeminenza {f}
|
:: alternative form of sovreminenza
|
| sopraepatico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suprahepatic
|
| sopraesposto {adj}
|
:: aforedescribed
|
| sopraffacente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraffare
|
| sopraffacimento {m}
|
:: alternative form of sopraffazione
|
| sopraffare {vt}
|
:: to overwhelm, overpower
|
| sopraffare {vt}
|
:: to vanquish
|
| sopraffattore {m}
|
:: bully, oppressor
|
| sopraffattorio {adj}
|
:: overwhelming
|
| sopraffazione {f}
|
:: oppression, bullying, tyranny
|
| sopraffilo {m}
|
:: hemstitch
|
| sopraffinestra {f}
|
:: The upper, hinged part of a window that opens to allow ventilation
|
| sopraffino {adj}
|
:: superior, excellent, first-class, superfine
|
| sopraffioritura {f}
|
:: A second flowering
|
| sopraffollato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovraffollato
|
| sopraffondo {m} [art]
|
:: mat, passe-partout
|
| sopraffusione {f} [physics]
|
:: supercooling
|
| sopraffuso {adj}
|
:: supercooled
|
| soprafinestra {f}
|
:: alternative form of sopraffinestra
|
| soprafusione {f}
|
:: alternative form of sopraffusione
|
| soprafuso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sopraffuso
|
| sopraggiacca {f}
|
:: overcoat
|
| sopraggitto {m}
|
:: whipstitch
|
| sopraggiudicare {v}
|
:: To surpass
|
| sopraggiungente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraggiungere
|
| sopraggiungere {vit}
|
:: to arrive or happen unexpectedly
|
| sopraggiungimento {m}
|
:: A sudden, unexpected event
|
| sopraggiunta {f}
|
:: (further) addition
|
| sopraggravare {v}
|
:: To aggravate again or further
|
| sopragiacca {m}
|
:: alternative form of sopraggiacca
|
| sopraimbotte {f} [architecture]
|
:: extrados
|
| sopraindicato {adj}
|
:: above written, hereinabove, abovesaid
|
| soprainnestare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sovrainnestare
|
| soprainsegna {f}
|
:: The insignia worn by medieval knights
|
| soprainsieme {m} [maths]
|
:: superset
|
| sopraintendente {mf}
|
:: Variant of soprintendente
|
| sopraintendente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraintendere
|
| sopraintendenza {f}
|
:: Variant of soprintendenza
|
| sopraintendere {vt}
|
:: Variant of soprintendere
|
| sopraioideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suprahyoid
|
| sopralimentare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sovralimentare
|
| sopraliminale {adj}
|
:: supraliminal
|
| sopralineare {vt} /so.pra.li.neˈa.re/
|
:: to overline
|
| sopralineatura {f}
|
:: overlining
|
| soprallasso {m}
|
:: A richly caparisoned horse ridden in procession before the start of a Palio di Siena
|
| soprallegato {adj}
|
:: abovementioned, aforementioned
|
| soprallineare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sopralineare
|
| sopralluogo {m}
|
:: inspection (by an expert)
|
| sopralluogo {m}
|
:: investigation
|
| sopraluogo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sopralluogo
|
| sopramano {adv}
|
:: alternative form of soprammano
|
| sopramentovato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprammentovato
|
| sopramenzionato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprammenzionato
|
| soprammanica {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: oversleeves
|
| soprammano {adv}
|
:: With the hand raised above the shoulder
|
| soprammentovato {adj}
|
:: aforementioned, abovementioned
|
| soprammenzionato {adj}
|
:: above-mentioned, aforesaid
|
| soprammercato {m}
|
:: only in per soprammercato
|
| soprammettente {v}
|
:: present participle of soprammettere
|
| soprammettere {vt}
|
:: To place something on top of; to superimpose
|
| soprammirabile {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovrammirabile
|
| soprammisura {adv}
|
:: immeasurably
|
| soprammobile {m}
|
:: knick-knack, ornament
|
| soprammodo {adv}
|
:: very much
|
| soprammondano {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sopramondano
|
| soprammondo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sopramondo
|
| sopramodo {adv}
|
:: alternative form of soprammodo
|
| sopramondano {adj}
|
:: supramundane
|
| sopramondo {m} /so.pra.ˈmon.do/
|
:: overworld; a superior world than that of daily life
|
| sopramondo {m}
|
:: one's own world, a world far from reality
|
| soprana {f}
|
:: A long, sleeveless surcoat
|
| sopranazionale {adj}
|
:: Variant of sovranazionale
|
| sopranazionalità {f}
|
:: Variant of sovranazionalità
|
| sopranile {adj} [music]
|
:: soprano (attributive)
|
| sopranino {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: sopranino saxophone
|
| soprannaturale {adj}
|
:: supernatural
|
| soprannaturale {m}
|
:: supernatural
|
| soprannaturalismo {m}
|
:: supernaturalism
|
| soprannaturalità {f}
|
:: Property of being supernatural
|
| soprannaturalmente {adv}
|
:: supernaturally
|
| soprannazionale {adj}
|
:: Variant of sovranazionale
|
| soprannazionalità {f}
|
:: Variant of sovranazionalità
|
| sopranno {adj} [of cattle]
|
:: at least one-year-old
|
| soprannomare {v}
|
:: synonym of soprannominare
|
| soprannome {m}
|
:: nickname, moniker
|
| soprannominante {v}
|
:: present participle of soprannominare
|
| soprannominare {vt}
|
:: to nickname
|
| soprannominato {adj}
|
:: nicknamed, called, alias
|
| soprannormale {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sopranormale
|
| soprannumerario {adj}
|
:: supernumerary
|
| soprannumero {adj}
|
:: supernumerary, extra, redundant
|
| soprannumero {adv}
|
:: supernumerary
|
| soprano {m}
|
:: a singer, commonly a woman, with a register higher than alto and the rest of the parts: soprano leggero, soprano lirico
|
| soprano {m}
|
:: the upper part in harmony for mixed voices: parte di soprano
|
| soprano {m}
|
:: instrument that performs the soprano part: flauto soprano
|
| Soprano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sopranome {m}
|
:: alternative form of soprannome
|
| sopranominato {adj}
|
:: above-mentioned, aforesaid
|
| sopranormale {adj}
|
:: supernormal
|
| sopranotato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprannotato
|
| sopransegna {f}
|
:: alternative form of soprainsegna
|
| soprantendere {vt}
|
:: Variant of soprintendere
|
| sopranucleare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supranuclear
|
| sopraorbitale {adj}
|
:: Variant of sovraorbitale
|
| sopraorbitario {adj}
|
:: Variant of sovraorbitario
|
| sopraordinato {adj}
|
:: superordinate
|
| sopraornato {m} [architecture]
|
:: entablature
|
| sopraortico {adj}
|
:: supraaortic
|
| sopraosso {m}
|
:: alternative form of soprosso
|
| sopraottico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supraoptic
|
| soprapagare {v}
|
:: alternative form of soprappagare
|
| sopraparamezzale {m}
|
:: alternative form of soprapparamezzale
|
| sopraparto {m}
|
:: alternative form of soprapparto
|
| soprapassaggio {m}
|
:: flyover, overpass
|
| soprapensiero {adv}
|
:: alternative form of soprappensiero
|
| sopraponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraporre
|
| sopraporre {vt}
|
:: Variant of sovrapporre
|
| sopraporta {m}
|
:: alternative form of soprapporta
|
| soprappaga {f}
|
:: bonus (extra money)
|
| soprappagare {v}
|
:: To overpay
|
| soprapparamezzale {m} [nautical]
|
:: A type of keelson
|
| soprappassaggio {m}
|
:: synonym of sovrapassaggio
|
| soprappasso {m}
|
:: alternative form of sovrappasso
|
| soprappensiero {adv}
|
:: absentmindedly, abstractedly
|
| soprappeso {m}
|
:: overweight (excess weight)
|
| soprappieno {adj}
|
:: overfull, overflowing
|
| soprappiù {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sovrappiù
|
| soprapporre {v}
|
:: alternative form of sopraporre
|
| soprapporta {m}
|
:: Decorative feature over a door
|
| soprapporta {m}
|
:: fanlight, transom
|
| soprapposto {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovrapposto
|
| soprapprendente {v}
|
:: present participle of soprapprendere
|
| soprapprendere {vt}
|
:: To surprise someone
|
| soprapprezzo {m}
|
:: Variant of sovrapprezzo
|
| soprapproduzione {f}
|
:: alternative form of sovrapproduzione
|
| soprapprofitto {m}
|
:: excess profit(s)
|
| sopraprezzo {m}
|
:: alternative form of soprapprezzo
|
| sopraprofitto {m}
|
:: alternative form of soprapprofitto
|
| soprapubico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suprapubic
|
| soprarazionale {adj}
|
:: superrational
|
| soprarco {m} [architecture]
|
:: The part of a wall (often decorated) between the top of an arch and the ceiling or roof
|
| soprare {v}
|
:: synonym of superare
|
| soprarenale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suprarenal
|
| soprarichiamato {adj} [legal]
|
:: above-mentioned
|
| soprariferito {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprarriferito
|
| soprariportato {adj}
|
:: shown above
|
| soprariscaldamento {m}
|
:: alternative form of sovrariscaldamento
|
| soprarrazionale {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprarazionale
|
| soprarriferito {adj}
|
:: abovementioned
|
| soprarriscaldamento {m}
|
:: alternative form of sovrariscaldamento
|
| soprarrivare {v}
|
:: synonym of sopraggiungere
|
| soprarrivato {adj}
|
:: synonym of sopraggiunto
|
| soprarrivato {m}
|
:: A late arrival
|
| soprasacrale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suprasacral
|
| soprasaturazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of soprassaturazione
|
| soprasaturo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprassaturo
|
| soprascapolare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suprascapular
|
| soprascarpa {f}
|
:: galosh(es), overshoe
|
| soprascritta {f}
|
:: address
|
| soprascrivente {v}
|
:: present participle of soprascrivere
|
| soprascrivere {vt}
|
:: To superscribe
|
| soprasegmentale {adj}
|
:: suprasegmental
|
| soprasegnare {v} /so.pra.seɲˈɲa.re/
|
:: alternative form of soprassegnare
|
| soprasensibile {adj}
|
:: supersensible
|
| soprasensibile {mf}
|
:: (the) supersensible
|
| soprasenso {m}
|
:: alternative form of soprassenso
|
| soprasottana {f}
|
:: overskirt
|
| sopraspendente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopraspendere
|
| sopraspendere {vt}
|
:: To spend more that one planned for
|
| sopraspinoso {adj}
|
:: supraspinal, supraspinate
|
| soprassalto {m}
|
:: start, jump
|
| soprassapere {vi}
|
:: to exhibit wisdom or erudition
|
| soprassapiente {v}
|
:: present participle of soprassapere
|
| soprassata {f}
|
:: A type of salami from southern Italy
|
| soprassata {f}
|
:: A similar salami from Tuscany
|
| soprassaturante {v}
|
:: present participle of soprassaturare
|
| soprassaturare {vt}
|
:: To supersaturate
|
| soprassaturazione {f}
|
:: supersaturation
|
| soprassaturo {adj}
|
:: supersaturated
|
| soprassedente {v}
|
:: present participle of soprassedere
|
| soprassedere {vt}
|
:: To postpone or put off
|
| soprassegna {f}
|
:: alternative form of soprainsegna
|
| soprassegnale {m}
|
:: synonym of contrassegno
|
| soprassegnare {vt} /so.pras.seɲˈɲa.re/
|
:: to mark above; to mark
|
| soprassegnare {v}
|
:: synonym of sopralineare
|
| soprassenso {m}
|
:: supersense
|
| soprassoglio {m}
|
:: architrave
|
| soprassoglio {m}
|
:: Pile of sandbags to prevent flooding
|
| soprassoldo {m}
|
:: extra pay or money
|
| soprassottana {f}
|
:: alternative form of soprasottana
|
| soprassuolo {m} [geology]
|
:: topsoil
|
| soprastallia {f} [nautical]
|
:: demurrage
|
| soprastampa {f}
|
:: Variant of sovrastampa
|
| soprastampante {v}
|
:: present participle of soprastampare
|
| soprastampare {vt}
|
:: To overprint (Variant of sovrastampare)
|
| soprastampato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovrastampato
|
| soprastante {adv}
|
:: alternative form of sovrastante
|
| soprastante {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovrastante
|
| soprastivale {m}
|
:: overboot
|
| soprastruttura {f}
|
:: superstructure
|
| soprastruttura {f}
|
:: superfluity
|
| sopratacco {m}
|
:: alternative form of soprattacco
|
| sopratassa {f}
|
:: Variant of soprattassa
|
| sopraterra {adv}
|
:: alternative form of sopratterra
|
| sopraterreno {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovraterreno
|
| sopratonica {f} [music]
|
:: supertonic
|
| soprattacco {m}
|
:: heeltap
|
| soprattassa {f}
|
:: surtax, surcharge, extra charge
|
| soprattassare {v}
|
:: To surcharge
|
| sopratterra {adv}
|
:: above ground
|
| soprattitolo {m}
|
:: surtitle
|
| soprattunica {f}
|
:: overtunic
|
| soprattutto {adv}
|
:: above all, most, most of all
|
| soprattutto {adv}
|
:: especially, particularly, in particular
|
| soprattutto {adv}
|
:: mainly, mostly, principally, primarily
|
| sopratutto {adv}
|
:: alternative form of soprattutto
|
| sopraumano {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovrumano
|
| sopravalutare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sopravvalutare
|
| sopravanzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sopravanzare
|
| sopravanzare {vt}
|
:: to surpass
|
| sopravanzare {vt}
|
:: to overcome
|
| sopravanzare {vi}
|
:: to be left over
|
| sopravanzo {m}
|
:: surplus, excess
|
| sopravanzo {m}
|
:: remainder
|
| sopravento {adv}
|
:: windward
|
| sopravento {m}
|
:: windward side of a vessel
|
| sopravento {m}
|
:: weather gauge
|
| sopraventricolare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supraventricular
|
| sopraveste {f}
|
:: alternative form of sopravveste
|
| sopravincere {v} [obsolete] /so.praˈvin.t͡ʃe.re/
|
:: To win easily or by a wide margin
|
| sopravvalutante {v}
|
:: present participle of sopravvalutare
|
| sopravvalutantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sopravvalutarsi
|
| sopravvalutare {vt}
|
:: To overestimate, to overrate, to overvalue
|
| sopravvalutarsi {vr}
|
:: To rate oneself too highly, to overrate oneself
|
| sopravvalutatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sopravvalutarsi
|
| sopravvalutazione {f}
|
:: overestimation
|
| sopravvedente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopravvedere
|
| sopravvedere {vt}
|
:: [obsolete] To explore and survey
|
| sopravveggente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopravvedere
|
| sopravvegliare {v}
|
:: synonym of sorvegliare
|
| sopravvegnente {adj}
|
:: synonym of sopravveniente
|
| sopravvegnenza {f}
|
:: synonym of sopravvenienza
|
| sopravveniente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopravvenire
|
| sopravveniente {adj}
|
:: happening, occurring
|
| sopravvenienza {f}
|
:: contingency
|
| sopravvenimento {m}
|
:: occurrence
|
| sopravvenire {vi}
|
:: to arrive suddenly
|
| sopravvenire {vi}
|
:: to arise, occur
|
| sopravventare {v} [nautical]
|
:: To maneuver a vessel to windward (of another)
|
| sopravvento {adv} [nautical]
|
:: windward
|
| sopravvento {m}
|
:: position of advantage; upper hand
|
| sopravveste {f}
|
:: overgarment
|
| sopravveste {f}
|
:: surcoat
|
| sopravvia {f}
|
:: overpass
|
| sopravvincente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopravvincere
|
| sopravvincere {v} [literary, rare] /so.pravˈvin.t͡ʃe.re/
|
:: to overpower, to overwhelm
|
| sopravvissuto {m}
|
:: survivor
|
| sopravvitto {m}
|
:: food additive
|
| sopravvivente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopravvivere
|
| sopravvivenza {f}
|
:: survival
|
| sopravvivere {vi} /so.praˈvːi.ve.re/
|
:: to survive
|
| sopravvivere {vi}
|
:: to outlive
|
| sopreccedente {v}
|
:: present participle of sopreccedere
|
| sopreccedente {adj}
|
:: surpassing
|
| sopreccedere {v}
|
:: To exceed greatly
|
| sopreccitabile {adj}
|
:: overexcitable (Variant of sovreccitabile)
|
| sopreccitabilità {f}
|
:: overexcitability (Variant of sovreccitabilità)
|
| sopreccitante {v}
|
:: present participle of sopreccitare
|
| sopreccitare {v}
|
:: to overexcite (Variant of sovreccitare)
|
| sopredificante {v}
|
:: present participle of sopredificare
|
| sopredificare {vt}
|
:: To build on top of
|
| sopredificazione {f}
|
:: overbuilding
|
| soprelevamento {m}
|
:: synonym of soprelevazione
|
| soprelevante {v}
|
:: present participle of soprelevare
|
| soprelevare {vt}
|
:: Variant of sopraelevare
|
| soprelevata {f}
|
:: elevated section of a road
|
| soprelevato {adj}
|
:: elevated, raised
|
| soprelevazione {f}
|
:: elevating, raising
|
| soprelevazione {f}
|
:: a raised part
|
| sopreminente {adj}
|
:: synonym of sovreminente
|
| sopreminenza {f}
|
:: synonym of sovreminenza
|
| soprerba {f}
|
:: A net used to catch ground-dwelling birds such as quail
|
| sopresposto {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovresposto
|
| sopressa {f}
|
:: A type of salami from Vicenza
|
| sopressata {f}
|
:: alternative form of soppressata
|
| sopresso {prep}
|
:: synonym of sopra
|
| soprimbotte {f}
|
:: alternative form of sopraimbotte
|
| soprindicato {adj}
|
:: aforementioned, abovementioned
|
| soprinnestare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sovrainnestare
|
| soprinsegna {f}
|
:: alternative form of soprainsegna
|
| soprintendente {mf}
|
:: superintendent, supervisor
|
| soprintendente {v}
|
:: present participle of soprintendere
|
| soprintendenza {f}
|
:: superintendence, supervision
|
| soprintendere {vt}
|
:: To superintend or supervise
|
| soprosso {m}
|
:: exostosis (bony growth)
|
| soprumano {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovrumano
|
| sopruso {m}
|
:: abuse (of power etc)
|
| soqquadrare {v}
|
:: To upset, turn upside-down
|
| soqquadro {m} /sokˈkwa.dro/
|
:: disorder, confusion, mess
|
| sor {n} [linguistics]
|
:: mister, sir, gentleman (A variety of a language spoken in Rome meaning signore)
|
| Sora {prop}
|
:: Sora (town)
|
| Soranzo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Soranzo {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Venice
|
| sorare {v}
|
:: synonym of sciorare
|
| sorba {f}
|
:: rowan
|
| sorbare {v}
|
:: To beat
|
| sorbare {v}
|
:: To vibrate
|
| sorbato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: sorbate
|
| sorbente {v}
|
:: present participle of sorbire
|
| sorbentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sorbirsi
|
| sorbettante {v}
|
:: present participle of sorbettare
|
| sorbettare {vt}
|
:: to freeze
|
| sorbettare {vt}
|
:: to endure, put up with
|
| sorbetteria {f}
|
:: synonym of gelateria
|
| sorbettiera {f} /sor.betˈtjɛ.ra/
|
:: ice cream worker
|
| sorbettiera {f} [dated]
|
:: ice cream seller
|
| sorbettiera {f} [feminine only]
|
:: ice cream maker (machine used for homemade ice cream)
|
| sorbettiere {m} /sor.betˈtjɛ.re/
|
:: ice cream worker
|
| sorbettiere {m} [dated]
|
:: ice cream seller
|
| sorbetto {m}
|
:: sorbet, sherbet
|
| sorbibile {adj}
|
:: bearable
|
| sorbico {adj}
|
:: sorbic
|
| sorbico {m}
|
:: Sorbian (language)
|
| sorbino {adj}
|
:: rowan (attributive)
|
| sorbire {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to put up with
|
| sorbire {vt}
|
:: to sip
|
| sorbirsi {vr}
|
:: To put up with or suffer something
|
| sorbitolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: sorbitol
|
| sorbitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sorbirsi
|
| sorbo {m}
|
:: service tree (Sorbus domestica)
|
| sorbo {m}
|
:: rowan or other tree of the genus Sorbus
|
| sorbola {f}
|
:: sorb apple, sorb
|
| Sorbona {prop}
|
:: Sorbonne
|
| sorca {f}
|
:: sewer rat
|
| sorca {f} [vulgar]
|
:: vulva, vagina
|
| sorce {m}
|
:: alternative form of sorcio
|
| sorciglio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sopracciglio
|
| sorcigno {adj}
|
:: mousy (mouse-coloured)
|
| sorcino {adj}
|
:: mousy
|
| sorcio {m}
|
:: mouse or rat
|
| sorcio {m}
|
:: ratton
|
| sorcotto {m}
|
:: A type of surcoat worn by medieval knights
|
| sorda {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sordo
|
| sordaggine {f}
|
:: partial deafness
|
| sordamente {adv}
|
:: softly, gently, muffled
|
| sordastro {adj}
|
:: slightly deaf
|
| sordezza {f}
|
:: deafness
|
| Sordi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sordi {prop}
|
:: Alberto Sordi, Italian cinema actor
|
| sordidamente {adv}
|
:: filthily, sordidly
|
| sordidamente {adv}
|
:: meanly
|
| sordidezza {f}
|
:: filthiness
|
| sordidezza {f}
|
:: sordidness, baseness
|
| sordidezza {f}
|
:: meanness
|
| sordido {adj}
|
:: sordid, squalid
|
| sordido {adj}
|
:: mean
|
| sordido {adj}
|
:: sleazy
|
| sordina {f}
|
:: a mute device for musical instruments, such as the damper or soft pedal on the piano
|
| sordinella {f} [musical instruments]
|
:: A moplen mute for a recorder, used when practising
|
| sordino {m}
|
:: A mute for musical instruments; a sordine. For example, the mute instrument for the violin or the damper on the pianoforte
|
| sordità {f}
|
:: deafness, surdity
|
| sordo {adj}
|
:: deaf
|
| sordo {adj}
|
:: muffled (sound)
|
| sordo {adj}
|
:: dull (pain)
|
| sordo {adj}
|
:: veiled (threat etc)
|
| sordo {adj}
|
:: silent, hidden
|
| sordo {adj}
|
:: voiceless (phonetics)
|
| sordo {m}
|
:: A deaf person
|
| sordocieco {adj}
|
:: deafblind
|
| sordomutismo {m}
|
:: deaf-mutism
|
| sordomuto {adj}
|
:: deaf-mute, deaf and dumb
|
| sordomuto {m}
|
:: deaf-mute
|
| sordone {m}
|
:: Alpine accentor
|
| -sore {suffix}
|
:: alternative form of -tore
|
| soredio {m} [lichenology] /soˈrɛ.djo/
|
:: soredium
|
| sorella {f}
|
:: sister, sibling
|
| sorella {f}
|
:: sister (nun)
|
| sorellanza {f}
|
:: sisterhood
|
| sorellastra {f}
|
:: stepsister
|
| sorellevole {adj}
|
:: sisterly
|
| sorellina {f}
|
:: Smaller or younger sister
|
| Soresina {prop}
|
:: Soresina (small town)
|
| soresinese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Soresina
|
| sorgente {f} /sorˈdʒɛn.te/
|
:: spring (of water)
|
| sorgente {f}
|
:: source, headwaters
|
| sorgentifero {adj}
|
:: spring (source of water, attributive)
|
| sorgentizio {adj}
|
:: synonym of sorgentifero
|
| sorgenza {f}
|
:: spring (of water)
|
| sorger {v}
|
:: apocopic form of sorgere
|
| sorgere {vi} /ˈsor.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to rise
|
| sorgere {vi}
|
:: to arise
|
| sorgere {m}
|
:: rising (of the sun etc)
|
| sorgiungente {v}
|
:: present participle of sorgiungere
|
| sorgiungere {v}
|
:: obsolete form of sopraggiungere
|
| sorgiva {f}
|
:: spring (of water)
|
| sorgivo {adj}
|
:: spring (of water; attributive)
|
| sorgo {m}
|
:: sorghum
|
| sorgozzone {m}
|
:: alternative form of sergozzone
|
| soriana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of soriano
|
| soriano {adj}
|
:: obsolete form of siriano
|
| soriano {adj}
|
:: tabby, brindled
|
| soriano {m}
|
:: tabby (cat)
|
| sorice {m}
|
:: shrew (animal)
|
| sorice {m}
|
:: mouse
|
| sorite {m}
|
:: sorites (syllogism)
|
| sormontabile {adj}
|
:: surmountable
|
| sormontante {v}
|
:: present participle of sormontare
|
| sormontare {vt}
|
:: To overcome or surmount
|
| sornacchiare {v}
|
:: To gob, spit
|
| sornacchio {m}
|
:: gob, spit
|
| sorniona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sornione
|
| sornione {adj}
|
:: sly, crafty
|
| sornione {m}
|
:: A sly or crafty person
|
| sornioneria {f}
|
:: slyness
|
| soro {m} [botany]
|
:: sorus
|
| sororato {m}
|
:: sororate marriage
|
| sorosilicato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: sorosilicate
|
| sorosio {m} [botany]
|
:: sorus
|
| sorpassabile {adj}
|
:: surpassable
|
| sorpassante {v}
|
:: present participle of sorpassare
|
| sorpassare {vt}
|
:: to overtake [all senses]
|
| sorpassare {vt}
|
:: to surpass, outdo
|
| sorpassato {adj}
|
:: overtaken
|
| sorpassato {adj}
|
:: outmoded
|
| sorpassato {adj}
|
:: obsolete
|
| sorpasso {m}
|
:: overtaking (in a car)
|
| sorprendente {v}
|
:: present participle of sorprendere
|
| sorprendente {adj}
|
:: surprising, astonishing, amazing
|
| sorprendentemente {adv}
|
:: surprisingly
|
| sorprendentemente {adv}
|
:: astonishingly, amazingly
|
| sorprendentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sorprendersi
|
| sorprendere {vt} /sorˈprɛn.de.re/
|
:: to surprise, catch, catch out
|
| sorprendere {vt}
|
:: to surprise, astonish, amaze, make someone's jaw drop
|
| sorprendersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sorprendere
|
| sorprendersi {v}
|
:: to be surprised, be astonished, be amazed
|
| sorpresa {f}
|
:: surprise
|
| sorpresissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sorpreso
|
| sorpreso {adj}
|
:: surprised, astonished, amazed
|
| sorpresona {f}
|
:: A big surprise
|
| sorpresosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sorprendersi
|
| sorradente {v}
|
:: present participle of sorradere
|
| sorradere {vt}
|
:: to scrape superficially, to skim over
|
| sorrecchiare {v}
|
:: synonym of orecchiare
|
| sorreggente {v}
|
:: present participle of sorreggere
|
| sorreggente {adj}
|
:: supporting
|
| sorreggere {vt}
|
:: to support, hold up
|
| sorreggere {vt}
|
:: to sustain
|
| sorreggere {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to help (someone) through difficulties, to comfort
|
| sorreggimento {m}
|
:: support
|
| sorrentina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sorrentino
|
| sorrentino {adj} /sor.renˈti.no/
|
:: Of or from Sorrento; Sorrentine
|
| sorrentino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Sorrento
|
| Sorrentino {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Sorrento {prop} /sorˈrɛn.to/
|
:: Sorrento (town)
|
| sorridente {v}
|
:: present participle of sorridere
|
| sorridente {adj}
|
:: smiling
|
| sorridentemente {adv}
|
:: smilingly
|
| sorridentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sorridersi
|
| sorridere {vi} /sorˈri.de.re/
|
:: To smile, to grin
|
| sorridersi {vr}
|
:: To smile or grin at each other
|
| sorrisetto {m}
|
:: A brief, quick smile (especially ironical or mocking)
|
| sorrisetto {m}
|
:: A smirk or simper
|
| sorriso {m} /sorˈriso/
|
:: smile
|
| sorriso {v}
|
:: past participle of sorridere
|
| sorrisosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sorridersi
|
| sorsare {v}
|
:: To sip
|
| sorsata {f}
|
:: sip, gulp
|
| sorsata {f}
|
:: drink
|
| sorseggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sorseggiare
|
| sorseggiare {vt}
|
:: to sip
|
| sorso {m}
|
:: sip
|
| sorta {f}
|
:: sort, type, kind
|
| sorte {f} /ˈsɔr.te/
|
:: fate
|
| sorteggiabile {adj}
|
:: That can be decided by lot
|
| sorteggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sorteggiare
|
| sorteggiare {vt}
|
:: to draw lots for
|
| sorteggio {m}
|
:: a random choice by chance, draw
|
| sortente {v}
|
:: present participle of sortire
|
| sortilegio {m}
|
:: spell (magical)
|
| sortilego {m} [historical, Ancient Rome] /sorˈti.le.ɡo/
|
:: A soothsayer who practices divination
|
| sortilego {m} [by extension, obsolete]
|
:: A person who predicts the future; soothsayer, fortuneteller
|
| sortire {vt}
|
:: to produce
|
| sortita {f}
|
:: sally, sortie
|
| sortita {f}
|
:: witticism (normally battuta)
|
| sortumoso {adj} [of soil]
|
:: compact and waterlogged
|
| sorvegliante {mf}
|
:: warder, jailer
|
| sorvegliante {mf}
|
:: supervisor, overseer
|
| sorvegliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sorvegliare
|
| sorveglianza {f}
|
:: supervision
|
| sorveglianza {f}
|
:: surveillance
|
| sorvegliare {vt}
|
:: to watch, keep watch on or watch over
|
| sorvegliare {vt}
|
:: to supervise or oversee
|
| sorvenire {v}
|
:: To arrive (or happen) suddenly
|
| sorvolamento {m}
|
:: flypast
|
| sorvolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sorvolare
|
| sorvolare {vt}
|
:: to fly over; to overfly
|
| sorvolare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to neglect; to pass over
|
| sorvolare {v} [su]
|
:: to not dwell on a topic considered secondary or uncomfortable; to gloss over
|
| sorvolare {vi} [familiar]
|
:: to let go; to leave alone
|
| sorvolare {v} [rare]
|
:: [su, sopra] to fly over
|
| sorvolo {m}
|
:: overflight
|
| sorvolo {m}
|
:: flyby
|
| soscrivente {v}
|
:: present participle of soscrivere
|
| soscrivere {v} [obsolete]
|
:: Variant of sottoscrivere
|
| soscrizione {f}
|
:: A piece of text, normally at the end of a book, specifying the publisher and printer
|
| soscrizione {f}
|
:: synonym of sottoscrizione
|
| sosia {mf}
|
:: double, clone, dead ringer
|
| soso {adv} /ˈso.zo/
|
:: alternative form of suso
|
| sospecciare {v}
|
:: synonym of sospettare
|
| sospendente {v}
|
:: present participle of sospendere
|
| sospendere {vt}
|
:: to hang (a picture etc)
|
| sospendere {vt}
|
:: to suspend (all senses)
|
| sospendere {vt}
|
:: to interrupt
|
| sospendere {vt}
|
:: to sit on
|
| sospendibile {adj}
|
:: That can be suspended; suspendible
|
| sospensione {f}
|
:: suspension (all senses)
|
| sospensione {f}
|
:: adjournment
|
| sospensione {f}
|
:: postponement
|
| sospensivamente {adv} [legal]
|
:: suspensively
|
| sospensivo {adj} [legal]
|
:: suspensive
|
| sospensore {m}
|
:: suspender, hanger
|
| sospensore {m} [anatomy]
|
:: suspensory
|
| sospensorio {adj}
|
:: suspensory
|
| sospensorio {m}
|
:: jockstrap
|
| sospensorio {m}
|
:: athletic supporter
|
| sospesamente {adv}
|
:: anxiously
|
| sospeso {v}
|
:: past participle of sospendere
|
| sospeso {adj}
|
:: raised (in the air)
|
| sospeso {adj}
|
:: hanging / suspended (from)
|
| sospeso {adj}
|
:: suspended, discontinued, postponed, deferred, adjourned
|
| sospeso {adj}
|
:: anxious, worried (in suspense)
|
| sospettabile {adj}
|
:: suspected
|
| sospettabile {adj}
|
:: under suspicion
|
| sospettabilità {f}
|
:: condition of being under suspicion
|
| sospettamente {adv}
|
:: suspiciously, questionably
|
| sospettante {v}
|
:: present participle of sospettare
|
| sospettare {vt}
|
:: to suspect
|
| sospettare {vt}
|
:: to think, to imagine, to suspect
|
| sospettare {vi}
|
:: to suspect somebody (or something), to get suspicious, to mistrust
|
| sospettevole {adj}
|
:: suspicious
|
| sospetto {adj} /sosˈpɛt.to/
|
:: suspicious, suspect, questionable
|
| sospetto {adj}
|
:: suspected
|
| sospetto {adj}
|
:: smelly
|
| sospetto {m}
|
:: suspect (suspected person)
|
| sospetto {m}
|
:: inkling
|
| sospetto {m}
|
:: suspicion, doubt, misgivings
|
| sospettosamente {adv}
|
:: suspiciously
|
| sospettosità {f}
|
:: suspiciousness
|
| sospettoso {adj}
|
:: suspicious, mistrustful, distrustful
|
| sospicace {adj}
|
:: synonym of sospettoso
|
| sospicare {v}
|
:: synonym of sospettare
|
| sospicciare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sospecciare
|
| sospignere {v}
|
:: alternative form of sospingere
|
| sospingente {v}
|
:: present participle of sospingere
|
| sospingere {vt}
|
:: to push, urge
|
| sospingere {vt}
|
:: to nudge
|
| sospir {m}
|
:: apocopic form of sospiro
|
| sospirante {v}
|
:: present participle of sospirare
|
| sospirar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of sospirare
|
| sospirare {vi}
|
:: To sigh
|
| sospirare {vt}
|
:: To yearn for
|
| sospirevole {adj}
|
:: sighing, plaintive
|
| sospiro {m}
|
:: sigh
|
| sospirone {m}
|
:: deep sigh
|
| sospirosamente {adv}
|
:: sighing, sighingly
|
| sospiroso {adj} [literary]
|
:: sighing
|
| sospiroso {adj} [literary]
|
:: plaintive
|
| sossannare {v}
|
:: synonym of subsannare
|
| sossopra {adv}
|
:: upside down
|
| sosta {f} /ˈsɔs.ta/
|
:: stop, halt
|
| sosta {f} [by extension]
|
:: pause, break
|
| sostacchina {f}
|
:: A wooden crossbar used as a support in scaffolding
|
| Šostakovič {prop} /ʃos.taˈkɔ.vit͡ʃ/
|
:: A transliteration of the Russian surname Шостако́вич
|
| sostante {v}
|
:: present participle of sostare
|
| sostantivale {adj} [grammar]
|
:: substantival
|
| sostantivamente {adv}
|
:: as a noun; as a substantive
|
| sostantivante {v}
|
:: present participle of sostantivare
|
| sostantivare {vt}
|
:: to substantivise or nominalize
|
| sostantivarsi {vr}
|
:: To become substantivised
|
| sostantivato {adj}
|
:: used as a noun; substantivized
|
| sostantivazione {f} [grammar]
|
:: substantivization
|
| sostantivo {m} [grammar] /sos.tanˈti.vo/
|
:: noun, substantive
|
| sostantivo {adj}
|
:: nominal, substantive
|
| sostanza {f} /sosˈtan.t͡sa/
|
:: substance, matter, material
|
| sostanza {f}
|
:: essence, substance, pith, gist
|
| sostanza {f}
|
:: nourishment, sustenance
|
| sostanza {f} [in the plural]
|
:: property, possessions, means, wealth
|
| sostanza chimica {f} [chemistry]
|
:: chemical substance
|
| sostanza pura {f}
|
:: alternative form of sostanza chimica
|
| sostanza semplice {f}
|
:: elementary substance
|
| sostanziale {adj}
|
:: substantial, essential, material
|
| sostanzialismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: substantialism
|
| sostanzialistico {adj}
|
:: substantialist
|
| sostanzialità {f}
|
:: substantiality
|
| sostanzialmente {adv}
|
:: substantially, basically, essentially
|
| sostanziante {v}
|
:: present participle of sostanziare
|
| sostanziantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sostanziarsi
|
| sostanziare {vt}
|
:: To substantiate
|
| sostanziarsi {vr}
|
:: To be substantiated
|
| sostanziatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sostanziarsi
|
| sostanziosamente {adv}
|
:: substantially
|
| sostanziosità {f}
|
:: substantiality, substantialness
|
| sostanziosità {f}
|
:: nutritiousness
|
| sostanziosità {f}
|
:: meatiness
|
| sostanzioso {adj} [food]
|
:: nourishing, hearty
|
| sostanzioso {adj}
|
:: substantial, rich, abundant, considerable
|
| sostare {vi}
|
:: to stop or halt
|
| sostare {vi}
|
:: to park
|
| sostare {vi}
|
:: to pause
|
| sostare {vi}
|
:: to stay
|
| sostare {vi}
|
:: to stop over
|
| sostegno {m} /sosˈteɲ.ɲo/
|
:: support
|
| sostegno {m} [heraldry]
|
:: supporter
|
| sostenente {v}
|
:: present participle of sostenere
|
| sostenere {vt}
|
:: to support, to hold up, to prop, to carry the weight of
|
| sostenere {vt}
|
:: to sustain, to bear, to stand, to suffer
|
| sostenere {vt}
|
:: to support, to back, to stand up for, to uphold, to defend, to cheer up
|
| sostenere {vt}
|
:: to state, to assert, to claim, to maintain
|
| sostenere {vt} [theater]
|
:: to play, to act
|
| sostenersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sostenere
|
| sostenersi {vr}
|
:: to stand, support oneself, to lean, sustain oneself
|
| sostenersi {vr}
|
:: to be sustained, be supported
|
| sostenersi {vr}
|
:: to support one other, support each other, sustain one other, stick together
|
| sostenibile {adj}
|
:: sustainable
|
| sostenibile {adj}
|
:: bearable, tolerable
|
| sostenibile {adj}
|
:: tenable, defensible
|
| sostenibilità {f}
|
:: sustainability
|
| sostenibilità {f}
|
:: bearableness, tolerability
|
| sostenibilità {f}
|
:: tenability, plausibility
|
| sostenibilmente {adv}
|
:: sustainably
|
| sostenimento {m}
|
:: support
|
| sostenitore {m}
|
:: supporter, backer
|
| sostenitore {m}
|
:: sponsor
|
| sostenitrice {f}
|
:: supporter, backer
|
| sostenitrice {f}
|
:: sponsor
|
| sostentabile {adj}
|
:: sustainable
|
| sostentacolo {m} /sos.tenˈta.ko.lo/
|
:: support
|
| sostentamento {m}
|
:: support, maintenance
|
| sostentamento {m}
|
:: sustenance, nourishment
|
| sostentante {v}
|
:: present participle of sostentare
|
| sostentantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sostentarsi
|
| sostentare {vt}
|
:: to support, maintain, sustain or hold up
|
| sostentare {vt}
|
:: to nourish or feed
|
| sostentare {vt}
|
:: to provide lift for an aircraft etc
|
| sostentarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sostentare
|
| sostentarsi {vr}
|
:: to support oneself
|
| sostentarsi {vr}
|
:: to earn a living
|
| sostentarsi {vr}
|
:: to live on [a particular diet]
|
| sostentativo {adj}
|
:: sustaining, supportive
|
| sostentatore {m}
|
:: supporter, maintainer
|
| sostentatore {adj}
|
:: supporting
|
| sostentatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sostentarsi
|
| sostentazione {f}
|
:: sustenance
|
| sostentazione {f}
|
:: lift (force on an aerofoil)
|
| sostenutezza {f}
|
:: reserve, reservedness
|
| sostenutezza {f}
|
:: aloofness, stiffness, standoffishness
|
| sostenutezza {f}
|
:: bullishness (upward trend in share prices)
|
| sostenuto {adj}
|
:: fast, steady, high
|
| sostenuto {adj}
|
:: reserved, distant
|
| sostenuto {adj} [music]
|
:: sostenuto
|
| sostituente {v}
|
:: present participle of sostituire
|
| sostituente {m} [chemistry]
|
:: substituent
|
| sostituentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sostituirsi
|
| sostituibile {adj}
|
:: substitutable
|
| sostituibile {adj}
|
:: replaceable
|
| sostituibilità {f}
|
:: replaceability
|
| sostituibilità {f}
|
:: substitutability
|
| sostituire {vt}
|
:: to replace, substitute, stand in for, supersede, relay, change
|
| sostituirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sostituire
|
| sostituirsi {vr}
|
:: to take the place of, substitute for
|
| sostituirsi {vr}
|
:: to alternate, take turns
|
| sostituito {adj}
|
:: substituted
|
| sostituito {m}
|
:: beneficiary of a (legal) trust
|
| sostituitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sostituirsi
|
| sostituta {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sostituto
|
| sostitutivo {adj}
|
:: equivalent (able to be substituted for another)
|
| sostituto {m}
|
:: substitute (thing)
|
| sostituto {m}
|
:: relief (person who takes over a shift)
|
| sostituto {m}
|
:: substitute, placeholder (person)
|
| sostituto {m}
|
:: deputy
|
| sostituzionale {adj}
|
:: substitutional
|
| sostituzione {f}
|
:: substitution
|
| sostrato {m}
|
:: substratum, underlayer
|
| sostrato {m}
|
:: undercurrent
|
| sostruzione {f}
|
:: substructure
|
| soteriologia {f}
|
:: soteriology
|
| soteriologicamente {adv}
|
:: soteriologically
|
| soteriologico {adj}
|
:: soteriological
|
| Sotero {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sotoportego {m} [Venice] /ˌso.toˈpɔr.te.ɡo/
|
:: An alley that passes underneath a building
|
| sott- {prefix}
|
:: alternative form of sotto- [used before some vowels]
|
| sott' {prep} [sometimes before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of sotto
|
| sottabito {m}
|
:: petticoat, slip
|
| sottacente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottacere
|
| sottacere {vt}
|
:: to be deliberately silent; to omit to mention; to soft-pedal
|
| sottaceti {mp}
|
:: pickles
|
| sottaceto {adj}
|
:: pickled (served in vinegar)
|
| sottaciuto {adj}
|
:: omitted
|
| sottaciuto {adj}
|
:: unmentioned
|
| sott'acqua {adv}
|
:: underwater
|
| sott'acqua {adv}
|
:: Variant of sottacqua
|
| sottacqua {adv}
|
:: underwater
|
| sottacqua {adv}
|
:: Variant of sott'acqua
|
| sottana {f}
|
:: petticoat
|
| sottana {f}
|
:: skirt (of a dress)
|
| sottana {f}
|
:: cassock, soutane
|
| sottanina {f}
|
:: Short petticoat or underskirt
|
| sottano {adj} [archaic]
|
:: lower
|
| sottano {m}
|
:: A small house, of one or two rooms, that opens directly onto the street
|
| sottarco {m} [architecture]
|
:: intrados, soffit
|
| sottatrice {f}
|
:: A machine that heats food prior to preservation by canning
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| sottecchi {adv}
|
:: Variant of di sottecchi
|
| sottendente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottendere
|
| sottendere {vt}
|
:: to stretch under
|
| sottendere {vt} [geometry]
|
:: to subtend
|
| sottentrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottentrare
|
| sottentrare {vi}
|
:: to enter or attack from below
|
| sottentrare {vi}
|
:: to take the place of another person
|
| sottentrare {vi}
|
:: to replace
|
| sotterfugio {m}
|
:: subterfuge
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| sotterra {adv} /sotˈtɛr.ra/
|
:: underground
|
| sotterrabile {adj}
|
:: buriable
|
| sotterramento {m}
|
:: burial, interment
|
| sotterranea {f}
|
:: underground, tube (railway), subway
|
| sotterraneo {adj}
|
:: underground, subterranean
|
| sotterraneo {m}
|
:: basement, cellar, vault, crypt, (plural) dungeons
|
| sotterrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sotterrare
|
| sotterrare {vt}
|
:: to bury, inter
|
| sotterrare l'ascia di guerra {v}
|
:: to bury the hatchet
|
| sotterrato {adj}
|
:: buried
|
| sottesposto {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sottoesposto
|
| sottigliare {v}
|
:: obsolete form of assottigliare
|
| sottigliezza {f}
|
:: thinness
|
| sottigliezza {f}
|
:: sharpness, acuteness
|
| sottigliezza {f}
|
:: nicety, quibble
|
| sottigliezza {f}
|
:: nuance
|
| sottile {adj} /sotˈtile/
|
:: thin
|
| sottile {adj}
|
:: slim, slender (of a person)
|
| sottile {adj}
|
:: fine (hair etc)
|
| sottile {adj}
|
:: delicate (smell)
|
| sottile {adj}
|
:: subtle
|
| sottiletta {f}
|
:: processed cheese slice, cheese single
|
| sottilissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sottile
|
| sottilissimo {adj}
|
:: very thin, very sharp, very fine, very slim
|
| sottilissimo {adj}
|
:: very subtle, very keen, very acute
|
| sottilità {f}
|
:: thinness
|
| sottilità {f}
|
:: sharpness, acuteness
|
| sottilità {f}
|
:: nicety, quibble
|
| sottilizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottilizzare
|
| sottilizzare {vi}
|
:: to split hairs, cavil
|
| sottilmente {adv}
|
:: finely
|
| sottilmente {adv}
|
:: acutely, sharply, subtly
|
| sottinsù {adv}
|
:: only in di sottinsù
|
| sottintendente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottintendere
|
| sottintendere {vt}
|
:: to infer, understand
|
| sottintendere {vt}
|
:: to imply, involve
|
| sottintendere {vt}
|
:: to leave something unstated
|
| sottinteso {adj}
|
:: implied
|
| sottinteso {adj}
|
:: insinuated
|
| sottinteso {m}
|
:: insinuation
|
| sottinteso {m}
|
:: implication
|
| sotto- {prefix}
|
:: sub-
|
| sotto- {prefix}
|
:: under-
|
| sotto {prep}
|
:: under, beneath, underneath
|
| sotto {prep}
|
:: below, south of
|
| sotto {adv}
|
:: down
|
| sotto {adv}
|
:: underneath
|
| sotto {adv}
|
:: below
|
| sotto {n}
|
:: bottom
|
| sottoalimentante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottoalimentare
|
| sottoalimentare {v}
|
:: to undernourish
|
| sottoalimentare {v}
|
:: to underfeed
|
| sottoalimentato {adj}
|
:: undernourished
|
| sottoalimentato {adj}
|
:: underfed
|
| sottoalimentazione {f}
|
:: undernourishment
|
| sottoalimentazione {f}
|
:: underfeeding
|
| sottoanello {m} [mathematics]
|
:: subring
|
| sottoascella {f}
|
:: dress shield
|
| sottoassieme {m}
|
:: subassembly
|
| sottobanco {adv}
|
:: under the counter
|
| sottobanda {f}
|
:: subband
|
| sottobicchiere {m}
|
:: coaster (small mat under a glass)
|
| sottobordo {adv} [nautical]
|
:: alongside
|
| sottobosco {m}
|
:: undergrowth
|
| sottobosco {m}
|
:: an aroma, in some wines, of frutti di bosco
|
| sottobosco {m} [pejorative]
|
:: lowlife
|
| sottobottiglia {f}
|
:: coaster
|
| sottobottiglia {f}
|
:: saucer
|
| sottobraccio {adv}
|
:: arm in arm
|
| sottocampo {m} /sottoˈkampo/
|
:: subfield
|
| sottocapitalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottocapitalizzare
|
| sottocapitalizzare {vt}
|
:: To undercapitalize
|
| sottocapitalizzato {adj}
|
:: undercapitalized
|
| sottocapitalizzazione {f}
|
:: undercapitalization
|
| sottocapitolo {m}
|
:: subchapter
|
| sottocapo {m}
|
:: assistant or deputy chief
|
| sottocapo {m}
|
:: coxswain
|
| sottocapsulare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subcapsular
|
| sottocartella {f} [computing]
|
:: subfolder
|
| sottocasco {m}
|
:: helmet lining
|
| sottocategoria {f} /sot.to.ka.te.ɡoˈria̯/
|
:: subcategory
|
| sottocategoria {f}
|
:: subgenre
|
| sottocatena {f}
|
:: subchain (of mountains)
|
| sottocaudale {adj} [zoology]
|
:: below the tail
|
| sott'occhio {adv}
|
:: alternative spelling of sottocchio
|
| sottocchio {adv}
|
:: under one's eyes, in front of
|
| sottoccipitale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suboccipital
|
| sottoccupata {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sottoccupato
|
| sottoccupato {adj}
|
:: underemployed
|
| sottoccupato {m}
|
:: underemployed person
|
| sottoccupazione {f}
|
:: underemployment
|
| Sottoceneri {prop}
|
:: The part of Ticino to the south of the Monte Ceneri pass
|
| sottochiave {adv}
|
:: under lock and key
|
| sottocima {f}
|
:: subpeak
|
| sottocipria {mf}
|
:: foundation (cosmetic)
|
| sottoclasse {f}
|
:: subclass (all senses)
|
| sottocoda {m}
|
:: crupper
|
| sottocommissione {f}
|
:: subcommission / sub-commission
|
| sottocongiuntivale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subconjunctival
|
| sottoconsumo {m}
|
:: underconsumption (economic)
|
| sottocoperta {adv} [nautical]
|
:: below decks
|
| sottocoppa {m}
|
:: coaster
|
| sottocoppa {m}
|
:: saucer
|
| sottocorticale {adj}
|
:: subcortical
|
| sottocoscio {m} /sot.toˈkɔʃ.ʃo/
|
:: synonym of noce
|
| sottocostale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subcostal
|
| sottocostato {m}
|
:: pork belly
|
| sottocosto {adj}
|
:: Less than cost price
|
| sottocosto {adv}
|
:: At less than cost price
|
| sottocultura {f}
|
:: subculture
|
| sottocuoco {m}
|
:: sous-chef
|
| sottocutaneo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subcutaneous
|
| sottocute {adv}
|
:: subcutaneously
|
| sottodenominazione {f}
|
:: subdenomination
|
| sottodiagnosi {f} [medicine]
|
:: underdiagnosis
|
| sottodichiarato {adj}
|
:: underdeclared
|
| sottodimensionato {adj}
|
:: undersized
|
| sottodirectory {f} [computing]
|
:: subdirectory
|
| sottodisciplina {f}
|
:: subdiscipline
|
| sottodistretto {m}
|
:: subdistrict
|
| sottodividente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottodividere
|
| sottodividere {vt}
|
:: Variant of suddividere
|
| sottodivisione {f}
|
:: subdivision
|
| sottodominante {f} [music]
|
:: subdominant
|
| sottodominio {m} [maths, Internet]
|
:: subdomain
|
| sottoelencato {adj}
|
:: listed below
|
| sottoepoca {f} [geology]
|
:: age or stage (subdivision of an epoch or series)
|
| sottoesponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottoesporre
|
| sottoesporre {vt}
|
:: To underexpose
|
| sottoesposizione {f}
|
:: underexposure
|
| sottoesposto {adj} [photography]
|
:: underexposed
|
| sottoespressione {f} [mathematics, programming]
|
:: subexpression
|
| sottoetichetta {f}
|
:: sublabel
|
| sottofamiglia {f} [taxonomy]
|
:: subfamily
|
| sottofascia {adv}
|
:: Inside a wrapper
|
| sottofascia {m}
|
:: printed material posted or delivered inside a wrapper
|
| sottofase {f}
|
:: subphase (subdivision of a phase)
|
| sottofesa {f} /sot.toˈfe.za/
|
:: topside (cut of meat)
|
| sottofinanziamento {m}
|
:: underfinancing
|
| sottofinestra {f}
|
:: The area beneath a window (especially in a kitchen)
|
| sottofirmante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottofirmare
|
| sottofirmare {v}
|
:: To undersign
|
| sottofluente {adj}
|
:: Flowing underneath or underground
|
| sottofondo {m}
|
:: background
|
| sottofondo {m} [figuratively]
|
:: substratum, underlying layer
|
| sottofondo {m} [architecture]
|
:: foundation, floor rough
|
| sottofondo {m} [cosmetics]
|
:: foundation
|
| sottoforma {adv}
|
:: by way of
|
| sottogamba {adv}
|
:: lightly and superficially
|
| sottogamba {adv}
|
:: without giving due emphasis
|
| sottogenere {m} [taxonomy] /sot.toˈd͡ʒɛ.ne.re/
|
:: subgenus
|
| sottogenere {m}
|
:: subgenre
|
| sottoghiandolare {adj}
|
:: subglandular
|
| sottogiacca {m}
|
:: soft shell (garment)
|
| sottogiacente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottogiacere
|
| sottogiacere {vi}
|
:: Variant of soggiacere
|
| sottogola {m}
|
:: chinstrap
|
| sottogonna {f}
|
:: underskirt
|
| sottogonna {f}
|
:: petticoat
|
| sottogoverno {m}
|
:: abuse of political patronage
|
| sottogruppo {m}
|
:: subgroup (all senses)
|
| sottoindicato {adj}
|
:: undermentioned
|
| sottoinquadramento {m}
|
:: The inappropriate lower classification of a job or a worker
|
| sottoinsieme {m} [mathematics] /sot.to.in.ˈsjɛ.me/
|
:: subset
|
| sottointeso {adj}
|
:: Variant of sottinteso
|
| sottoioideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: infrahyoid, subhyoid
|
| sotto i riflettori {prep}
|
:: See: it sotto riflettore
|
| sotto i riflettori {prep} [idiom]
|
:: in the spotlight; at the center of attention
|
| sotto l'ala protettrice {prep}
|
:: synonym of sotto l'egida
|
| sottolavello {m}
|
:: A cupboard underneath a kitchen sink; the plumbing in that area
|
| sotto l'egida {prep}
|
:: under the aegis of
|
| sottolineante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottolineare
|
| sottolineare {vt}
|
:: to underline, underscore
|
| sottolineare {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to emphasize, point out, underline, stress, remark
|
| sottolineato {adj}
|
:: underlined
|
| sottolineato {adj}
|
:: stressed, emphasized
|
| sottolineatura {f}
|
:: underline, underscore
|
| sottolinguale {adj} [anatomy, medicine]
|
:: sublingual
|
| sott'olio {adv}
|
:: in oil
|
| sott'olio {adj}
|
:: in oil
|
| sottolio {adv}
|
:: In oil
|
| sottolio {adj}
|
:: In oil
|
| sottolio {m}
|
:: oil-packed vegetable (literally, under oil)
|
| sottolivello {m}
|
:: sublevel
|
| sottoluogotenente {m}
|
:: sub-lieutenant
|
| sottomammario {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: submammary
|
| sottomandibolare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: submandibular, submaxillary
|
| sottomano {adv}
|
:: to hand, within reach
|
| sottomano {adv}
|
:: secretly
|
| sottomano {m}
|
:: desk pad
|
| sottomarca {f}
|
:: off brand
|
| sottomarino {adj}
|
:: submarine, underwater
|
| sottomarino {m} [nautical]
|
:: submarine
|
| sottomarino lanciamissili balistici {m}
|
:: submarine-launched ballistic missile, SLBM
|
| sottomascellare {adj}
|
:: submandibular
|
| sottomesso {adj}
|
:: submissive
|
| sottomessosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sottomettersi
|
| sottomettente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottomettere
|
| sottomettentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sottomettersi
|
| sottomettere {vt}
|
:: to subjugate; to subject; to subdue
|
| sottomettere {vt}
|
:: to present to the judgement of others; to submit
|
| sottomettere {vt} [rare]
|
:: to subordinate
|
| sottomettere {vt} [rare]
|
:: to put underneath
|
| sottomettere {vt} [rare]
|
:: to mate or matchmake a male animal with another
|
| sottomettersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sottomettere
|
| sottomettersi {v}
|
:: (with a) to submit, yield, or give in
|
| sottomettersi {v}
|
:: to let oneself be bossed around; to be overly passive or submissive
|
| sottomissione {f}
|
:: submission, passivity
|
| sottomisura {adv}
|
:: undersize
|
| sottomisura {adv} [football]
|
:: Inside the goal area, near the net
|
| sottomucoso {adj}
|
:: submucosal
|
| sottomultiplo {adj}
|
:: submultiple (attributive)
|
| sottomultiplo {m}
|
:: submultiple
|
| sottomurante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottomurare
|
| sottomurare {v}
|
:: to underpin
|
| sottomurazione {f}
|
:: underpinning
|
| sottomuscolare {adj}
|
:: submuscular
|
| sottooccupato {adj}
|
:: Variant of sottoccupato
|
| sottooccupato {m}
|
:: Variant of sottoccupato
|
| sottooccupazione {f}
|
:: Variant of sottoccupazione
|
| sotto ogni aspetto {adv}
|
:: synonym of da tutti i punti di vista
|
| sottopagante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottopagare
|
| sottopagare {vt}
|
:: To underpay
|
| sottopagato {adj}
|
:: underpaid
|
| sottopagina {f} [Internet]
|
:: subpage
|
| sottopalco {m}
|
:: The understage area of a theatre
|
| sottopancia {m}
|
:: girth (horse tack)
|
| sottopanno {m}
|
:: A military collar patch of a plain colour on which is superimposed a flame
|
| sottoparagrafo {m}
|
:: subparagraph
|
| sottoparte {f}
|
:: subpart
|
| sottopassaggio {m}
|
:: underpass
|
| sottopassaggio {m}
|
:: subway (pedestrian)
|
| sottopassante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottopassare
|
| sottopassare {v}
|
:: To pass underneath
|
| sottopassare {v}
|
:: To go through an underpass
|
| sottopasso {m}
|
:: underpass
|
| sottopasso {m}
|
:: subway (pedestrian)
|
| sottopelle {adj}
|
:: subcutaneous
|
| sottopelle {adv}
|
:: subcutaneously
|
| sottopelle {adv}
|
:: (figuratively) barely noticable
|
| sottopelo {m}
|
:: undercoat (of an animal's fur)
|
| sottopentola {m}
|
:: tablemat
|
| sottopentola {m}
|
:: trivet
|
| sottoperiodo {m} [geology]
|
:: epoch (division of a period)
|
| sottopeso {adj}
|
:: underweight
|
| sottopeso {m}
|
:: underweight
|
| sottopiatto {m}
|
:: tablemat
|
| sottopiatto {m}
|
:: plate that supports a dish
|
| sottopiede {m}
|
:: insole (in footwear)
|
| sottoponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottoporre
|
| sottoponentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sottoporsi
|
| sottoponibile {adj}
|
:: amenable (to)
|
| sottoponibile {adj}
|
:: subject (to)
|
| sottoponte {m}
|
:: underbridge (underneath of a bridge)
|
| sottoporre {vt}
|
:: to subject someone to [something unpleasant]
|
| sottoporre {vt}
|
:: to put or submit something to someone; to consult; to present to someone's judgement
|
| sottoporre {vt} [archaic]
|
:: to put underneath
|
| sottoporre {vt} [archaic]
|
:: to subjugate
|
| sottoporsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sottoporre
|
| sottoporsi {v}
|
:: to submit, yield, or give in (to)
|
| sottoporsi {v}
|
:: to undergo something unpleasant
|
| sottoportego {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sotoportego
|
| sottoportico {m} /ˌsot.toˈpɔr.ti.ko/
|
:: The interior of a portico
|
| sottoportico {m} [especially, in Venice]
|
:: An alley that passes underneath a building
|
| sottoposizione {f}
|
:: subjection
|
| sottoposizione {f}
|
:: sub-position
|
| sottoposto {adj}
|
:: (with a) subjected (to)
|
| sottoposto {m}
|
:: subordinate
|
| sottopostosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sottoporsi
|
| sottopotenziato {adj}
|
:: underpowered
|
| sottoprefetto {m}
|
:: subprefect
|
| sottoprefettura {f}
|
:: subprefecture
|
| sottoprezzo {adv}
|
:: At a discount
|
| sottoprincipio {m}
|
:: subprinciple
|
| sottoproblema {m}
|
:: subproblem
|
| sottoprodotto {m}
|
:: by-product
|
| sottoproduzione {f}
|
:: underproduction
|
| sottoprogetto {m}
|
:: subproject
|
| sottoprogramma {m} [computing]
|
:: subroutine
|
| sottoproletariato {m}
|
:: underclass
|
| sottoproletariato {m}
|
:: lumpenproletariat
|
| sottoproletario {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: underprivileged (person)
|
| sottopunto {m}
|
:: blind stitch
|
| sottoquartiere {m}
|
:: subdistrict
|
| sottoraffreddato {adj}
|
:: supercooled
|
| sottorappresentante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottorappresentare
|
| sottorappresentare {vt}
|
:: To underrepresent
|
| sottorappresentato {adj}
|
:: underrepresented
|
| sottordinato {adj}
|
:: subordinate
|
| sottordine {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: suborder
|
| sottoregione {m}
|
:: subregion
|
| sottoregno {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: subkingdom
|
| sottorete {adj} [volleyball]
|
:: under the net
|
| sottorete {f} [computing]
|
:: subnet
|
| sottoridente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottoridere
|
| sottoridere {vi}
|
:: To smile
|
| sottoscala {m}
|
:: space or room under the stairs, typically used for storage; cupboard
|
| sottoscocca {m} [automobiles]
|
:: underbody
|
| sottoscritto {adj}
|
:: signed, undersigned
|
| sottoscritto {m}
|
:: The undersigned
|
| sottoscrittore {m}
|
:: underwriter
|
| sottoscrivente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottoscrivere
|
| sottoscrivere {vt}
|
:: to write down, to set down
|
| sottoscrivere {vt}
|
:: to sign, to covenant
|
| sottoscrivere {vi}
|
:: to agree
|
| sottoscrivibile {adj}
|
:: That can be subscribed; subscribable
|
| sottoscrizione {f}
|
:: signing
|
| sottoscrizione {f}
|
:: subscription (to a petition etc)
|
| sottosegretaria {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sottosegretario
|
| sottosegretariato {m}
|
:: under-secretaryship
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| sottosegretario {m}
|
:: An undersecretary (in Italy: a second-in-command to a politically-appointed Minister)
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| sottosella {m}
|
:: numnah, saddle blanket
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| sottosergente {m}
|
:: corporal, under-sergeant
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| sottoservizi {m}
|
:: basic services, such as networks of electricity, gas, telecommunications and sewerage, channeled into appropriate piping made in the subsoil
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| sottosettore {m}
|
:: subsector, subarea
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| sottosezione {f}
|
:: subsection
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| sottosistema {m}
|
:: subsystem
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| sottosopra {adv}
|
:: upsidedown, topsy-turvy
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| sottospazio {m} [mathematics]
|
:: subspace
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| sottospecie {f} [taxonomy] /sot.tosˈpɛ.t͡ʃe/
|
:: subspecies
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| sottospecie {f}
|
:: subcategory
|
| sottospecie {f} [pejorative]
|
:: substandard variety
|
| sottosquadro {m}
|
:: undercut
|
| sottostante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottostare
|
| sottostante {adj}
|
:: lower
|
| sottostante {adj}
|
:: underlying
|
| sottostare {vi}
|
:: to submit (to)
|
| sottostare {vi}
|
:: to give in (to)
|
| sottostare {vi}
|
:: to undergo
|
| sottostare {vi} [rare]
|
:: to be below
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| sottostazione {f}
|
:: substation (electrical)
|
| sottosterzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottosterzare
|
| sottosterzante {adj}
|
:: understeering
|
| sottosterzare {vi}
|
:: To understeer
|
| sottosterzata {f}
|
:: understeer
|
| sottosterzo {m}
|
:: understeer
|
| sottostima {f}
|
:: underestimate, underestimation
|
| sottostimante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottostimare
|
| sottostimare {vt}
|
:: To underestimate, to undervalue, to underrate
|
| sottostrato {m}
|
:: substrate
|
| sottostruttura {f}
|
:: substructure
|
| sottosuolo {m}
|
:: subsoil
|
| sottosviluppante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottosviluppare
|
| sottosviluppare {vt} [photography]
|
:: to underdevelop
|
| sottosviluppato {adj}
|
:: underdeveloped
|
| sottosviluppo {m}
|
:: underdevelopment
|
| sottotema {m}
|
:: subtheme
|
| sottotenente {m} [military ranks]
|
:: second lieutenant
|
| sottotenente di vascello {m} [military ranks]
|
:: lieutenant junior grade
|
| sotto terra {adv}
|
:: alternative form of sottoterra
|
| sottoterra {adv} /sot.toˈtɛr.ra/
|
:: underground
|
| sottotetto {m}
|
:: attic, loft
|
| sottotipo {m}
|
:: subtype
|
| sottotipologia {f}
|
:: subtype
|
| sotto tiro {prep} [idiom]
|
:: under fire
|
| sottotitolaggio {m}
|
:: subtitles
|
| sottotitolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottotitolare
|
| sottotitolare {vt}
|
:: To subtitle
|
| sottotitolato {adj}
|
:: subtitled
|
| sottotitolazione {f}
|
:: subtitles
|
| sottotitolo {m}
|
:: A subtitle
|
| sottotitolo {m}
|
:: A subhead, a subheading
|
| sottotonica {f} [music]
|
:: subtonic, leading note
|
| sotto tono {adv}
|
:: alternative form of sottotono
|
| sotto tono {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sottotono
|
| sottotono {adv}
|
:: under one's breath
|
| sottotono {adv}
|
:: below par, flat, poorly
|
| sottotono {adj}
|
:: inferior than normal; lackluster
|
| sottotraccia {adj}
|
:: Describing electrical cables etc distributed throughout a building within trunking
|
| sottotraccia {f}
|
:: trunking
|
| sottotrama {f}
|
:: subplot
|
| sottoutilizzare {vt}
|
:: To underutilize, to underuse
|
| sottoutilizzato {adj}
|
:: underutilized, underemployed
|
| sottoutilizzazione {f}
|
:: underutilization
|
| sottoutilizzo {m}
|
:: underutilization
|
| sottovalutante {v}
|
:: present participle of sottovalutare
|
| sottovalutantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sottovalutarsi
|
| sottovalutare {vt}
|
:: To undervalue, to underestimate, to underrate
|
| sottovalutarsi {vr}
|
:: To undervalue oneself
|
| sottovalutatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sottovalutarsi
|
| sottovalutazione {f}
|
:: undervaluation, underestimation
|
| sottovarietà {f} [botany, zoology]
|
:: subvariety
|
| sottovaso {m}
|
:: saucer or small tray on which a flowerpot stands
|
| sottovela {adv} [nautical]
|
:: under sail
|
| sottovento {adj} [nautical]
|
:: leeward
|
| sottovento {adv} [nautical]
|
:: leeward
|
| sottoveste {f}
|
:: petticoat, slip
|
| sottovetro {adj}
|
:: under glass
|
| sottovia {m}
|
:: underpass
|
| sotto voce {adv}
|
:: alternative form of sottovoce
|
| sottovoce {adv} /ˌsot.toˈvo.tʃe/
|
:: In a low voice; softly; sotto voce
|
| sottovoce {m}
|
:: Quiet, calm speech
|
| sottovoce {f} [rare]
|
:: undertone
|
| sottovuoto {adv}
|
:: Under vacuum
|
| sottovuoto {adj}
|
:: vacuum-packed
|
| sottozero {adv}
|
:: Below zero (temperature)
|
| sottozona {f}
|
:: subarea
|
| sottraendo {m} [arithmetic]
|
:: subtrahend
|
| sottraente {v}
|
:: present participle of sottrarre
|
| sottraentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sottrarsi
|
| sottraggere {v} /sotˈtrad.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: obsolete form of sottrarre
|
| sottrarre {vt} /sotˈtrar.re/
|
:: to subtract
|
| sottrarre {vt}
|
:: to deduct
|
| sottrarre {vt}
|
:: to take away from
|
| sottrarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sottrarre
|
| sottrarsi {v}
|
:: to escape (from)
|
| sottrarsi {v}
|
:: to avoid
|
| sottrarsi {v}
|
:: to shirk
|
| sottratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sottrarsi
|
| sottrattivo {adj}
|
:: subtractive
|
| sottratto {adj}
|
:: subtracted
|
| sottratto {adj}
|
:: deducted
|
| sottrazione {f}
|
:: subtraction
|
| sottrazione {f}
|
:: removal
|
| sottufficiale {m}
|
:: non-commissioned officer
|
| sottufficiale {m} [nautical]
|
:: petty officer
|
| soubrette {f}
|
:: showgirl
|
| soufflé {m}
|
:: soufflé
|
| soul {mf}
|
:: soul music
|
| sound {m} [music]
|
:: sound (distinctive style and sonority)
|
| souplesse {f}
|
:: suppleness, agility, grace of movement
|
| souplesse {f} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: aptitude to regulate one's conduct according to the circumstances; adaptability
|
| souvenir {m}
|
:: souvenir
|
| Sovana {prop}
|
:: Sovana (small town)
|
| sovente {adv} [literary] /soˈvɛn.te/
|
:: often
|
| sovente {adj}
|
:: frequent
|
| soverchiamente {adv} /so.ver.kjaˈmen.te/
|
:: too, too much, excessively
|
| soverchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of soverchiare
|
| soverchiante {adj}
|
:: overwhelming, overpowering
|
| soverchiare {vt}
|
:: to surpass, outdo or go beyond
|
| soverchiare {vt}
|
:: to overwhelm or overpower
|
| soverchiatore {adj}
|
:: overwhelming, overpowering
|
| soverchiatore {m}
|
:: An abuser of power
|
| soverchieria {f}
|
:: abuse (of power etc), bullying
|
| soverchievolmente {adv}
|
:: excessively
|
| soverchievolmente {adv}
|
:: domineeringly, outrageously
|
| soverchio {adj} [literary] /soˈvɛr.kjo/
|
:: excessive, overwhelming, over-
|
| soverchio {adj} [literary]
|
:: superfluous
|
| soverchio {m} [literary]
|
:: excess
|
| soverchio {m} [literary]
|
:: abuse, oppression
|
| soverchio {adv}
|
:: too, too much, excessively
|
| sovesciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovesciare
|
| sovesciare {vt}
|
:: To green manure
|
| sovescio {m} [agriculture]
|
:: green manuring
|
| sovescio {m} [agriculture]
|
:: green manure
|
| soviet {m}
|
:: soviet (council)
|
| sovietica {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sovietico
|
| sovietico {adj}
|
:: Soviet (pertaining to the Soviet Union)
|
| sovietico {m}
|
:: Citizen of the Soviet Union
|
| sovietizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovietizzare
|
| sovietizzare {vt}
|
:: to Sovietize
|
| sovietizzazione {f}
|
:: Sovietization
|
| sovietologia {f}
|
:: Sovietology, Kremlinology
|
| sovietologo {m}
|
:: Sovietologist, Kremlinologist
|
| sovra- {prefix}
|
:: over-, supra-
|
| sovra {prep} [archaic, literary] /ˈsovra/
|
:: alternative form of sopra
|
| sovra {adv} [archaic, literary]
|
:: alternative form of sopra
|
| sovrabbondante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrabbondare
|
| sovrabbondante {adj}
|
:: overabundant
|
| sovrabbondanza {f}
|
:: overabundance, excess
|
| sovrabbondare {vi}
|
:: to be overabundant
|
| sovracapitalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovracapitalizzare
|
| sovracapitalizzare {vt}
|
:: To overcapitalize
|
| sovracapitalizzazione {f}
|
:: overcapitalization
|
| sovraccapacità {f}
|
:: overcapacity
|
| sovraccaricante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovraccaricare
|
| sovraccaricare {vt}
|
:: to overload; to overcharge
|
| sovraccaricarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sovraccaricare
|
| sovraccaricarsi {v}
|
:: (with di) to overload oneself (with)
|
| sovraccarico {adj}
|
:: overloaded
|
| sovraccarico {m}
|
:: Excess load, overload, overcharge, surcharge
|
| sovraccomunale {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sovracomunale
|
| sovraccoperta {f}
|
:: bedspread, coverlet
|
| sovraccoperta {f}
|
:: dust jacket
|
| sovracompressione {f}
|
:: supercompression (in a car engine)
|
| sovracomunale {adj}
|
:: "super-local" - that exists in parts of more than one local authority
|
| sovracoperta {f}
|
:: jacket (of a book)
|
| sovracuto {adj} [music, of a vocal range]
|
:: soprano
|
| sovraddosaggio {m}
|
:: overdose
|
| sovradiagnosi {f} [medicine]
|
:: overdiagnosis
|
| sovradimensionamento {m}
|
:: oversizing
|
| sovradimensionamento {m}
|
:: overmanning, overstaffing
|
| sovradimensionamento {m}
|
:: exaggeration, overstatement
|
| sovradimensionante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovradimensionare
|
| sovradimensionare {vt}
|
:: to oversize
|
| sovradimensionare {vt}
|
:: to exaggerate, overstate
|
| sovradimensionato {adj}
|
:: oversized, overdimensioned
|
| sovradimensionato {adj}
|
:: overmanned, overstaffed
|
| sovradimensionato {adj}
|
:: exaggerated, overstated
|
| sovradosaggio {f} [medicine]
|
:: overdosage
|
| sovradosare {vt} /so.vra.doˈza.re/
|
:: to overdose (to dose to excess)
|
| sovraeccitabile {adj}
|
:: overexcitable (Variant of sovreccitabile)
|
| sovraeccitabilità {f}
|
:: overexcitability (Variant of sovreccitabilità)
|
| sovraeccitante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovraeccitare
|
| sovraeccitare {v}
|
:: alternative form of sovreccitare
|
| sovraeccitato {adj}
|
:: overwrought
|
| sovraesponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovraesporre
|
| sovraesporre {vt}
|
:: to overexpose
|
| sovraesposizione {f} [photography]
|
:: overexposure
|
| sovraespressione {f}
|
:: overexpression
|
| sovraespresso {adj}
|
:: overexpressed
|
| sovraffaticamento {m}
|
:: overtiredness
|
| sovraffaticante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovraffaticare
|
| sovraffaticantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sovraffaticarsi
|
| sovraffaticare {vt}
|
:: to overtire
|
| sovraffaticarsi {vr}
|
:: to overtire oneself
|
| sovraffaticato {adj}
|
:: overtired
|
| sovraffaticatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sovraffaticarsi
|
| sovraffollamento {m}
|
:: overcrowding
|
| sovraffollante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovraffollare
|
| sovraffollare {vt}
|
:: to overcrowd
|
| sovraffollato {adj}
|
:: overcrowded, jam-packed
|
| sovraggiungente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovraggiungere
|
| sovraggiungere {vt}
|
:: Variant of sopraggiungere
|
| sovraimponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovraimporre
|
| sovraimporre {vt}
|
:: Variant of sovrimporre
|
| sovraimpressione {f}
|
:: Variant of sovrimpressione
|
| sovraindebitamento {m}
|
:: overindebtedness
|
| sovrainfezione {f} [pathology]
|
:: superinfection
|
| sovrainnestare {v}
|
:: To graft an already grafted plant
|
| sovraintendente {mf}
|
:: Variant of soprintendente
|
| sovraintendente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovraintendere
|
| sovraintendenza {f}
|
:: Variant of soprintendenza
|
| sovraintendere {vt}
|
:: Variant of soprintendere
|
| sovralimentante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovralimentare
|
| sovralimentare {vt}
|
:: to overfeed
|
| sovralimentare {vt}
|
:: to supercharge
|
| sovralimentato {adj}
|
:: overfed
|
| sovralimentato {adj}
|
:: supercharged
|
| sovralimentatore {m}
|
:: supercharger
|
| sovralimentazione {f}
|
:: supercharging
|
| sovrametallo {m}
|
:: Excess metal left on the surface of a piece of machined material which is removed in subsequent stages of processing
|
| sovrammirabile {adj}
|
:: Most admirable
|
| sovramodulante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovramodulare
|
| sovramodulare {vt}
|
:: to overmodulate
|
| sovramodulato {adj}
|
:: overmodulated
|
| sovramodulazione {f}
|
:: overmodulation
|
| sovrana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sovrano
|
| sovranamente {adv}
|
:: regally, royally
|
| sovranaturale {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprannaturale
|
| sovranazionale {adj}
|
:: supranational
|
| sovranazionalità {f}
|
:: supranationality
|
| sovranismo {m} [politics]
|
:: Souverainism
|
| sovranità {f}
|
:: sovereignty
|
| sovranità {f}
|
:: supremacy
|
| sovrannaturale {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprannaturale
|
| sovrannazionale {adj}
|
:: Variant of sovranazionale
|
| sovrannumero {m}
|
:: supernumeracy
|
| sovrano {adj}
|
:: sovereign
|
| sovrano {adj}
|
:: supreme
|
| sovrano {m}
|
:: a sovereign
|
| sovranzare {v} /so.vranˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: alternative form of sobranzare
|
| sovraoccupazione {f}
|
:: overemployment
|
| sovraorbitale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supraorbital
|
| sovraorbitario {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supraorbital
|
| sovraordinato {adj}
|
:: superior (in a position of superiority)
|
| sovrapassaggio {m}
|
:: overpass, flyover
|
| sovrapesca {f}
|
:: overfishing
|
| sovrappasso {m}
|
:: overpass
|
| sovrappensiero {adv}
|
:: alternative form of soprappensiero
|
| sovrappeso {adj}
|
:: overweight
|
| sovrappeso {m}
|
:: excess weight
|
| sovrappiù {m}
|
:: surplus, extra
|
| sovrapponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrapporre
|
| sovrapponentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrapporsi
|
| sovrapponibile {adj}
|
:: stackable
|
| sovrapponibilità {f}
|
:: superimposability
|
| sovrapponibilità {f} [mathematics]
|
:: congruence
|
| sovrappopolamento {m}
|
:: overpopulation (process)
|
| sovrappopolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrappopolare
|
| sovrappopolare {vt}
|
:: to overpopulate
|
| sovrappopolato {adj}
|
:: overpopulated
|
| sovrappopolazione {f}
|
:: overpopulation
|
| sovrapporre {vt}
|
:: to put or place something on top of something else; to superimpose
|
| sovrapporsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sovrapporre
|
| sovrapporsi {vr}
|
:: to be superimposed
|
| sovrapporsi {vr}
|
:: to overlap, coincide
|
| sovrapporta {f}
|
:: alternative form of soprapporta
|
| sovrapposizione {f}
|
:: superimposition
|
| sovrapposto {adj}
|
:: superimposed
|
| sovrappostosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sovrapporsi
|
| sovrappressione {f}
|
:: overpressure
|
| sovrapprezzo {m}
|
:: surcharge, extra charge
|
| sovrapprezzo {m}
|
:: premium (bonus)
|
| sovrapproduzione {f}
|
:: overproduction
|
| sovrapprofitto {m}
|
:: excess profits
|
| sovrapressione {f}
|
:: overpressure
|
| sovraprezzo {m}
|
:: alternative form of sovrapprezzo
|
| sovraprovinciale {adj}
|
:: overprovincial
|
| sovrarappresentato {adj}
|
:: overrepresented
|
| sovraregionale {adj}
|
:: supraregional
|
| sovrariscaldamento {m}
|
:: overheating
|
| sovrariscaldante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrariscaldare
|
| sovrariscaldare {v}
|
:: alternative form of surriscaldare
|
| sovrasaturante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrasaturare
|
| sovrasaturare {vt} [chemistry, physics]
|
:: to supersaturate
|
| sovrasaturato {adj} [chemistry, physics]
|
:: supersaturated
|
| sovrasaturazione {f}
|
:: oversaturation, supersaturation
|
| sovrascorrere {v} [geology, of a rock mass]
|
:: To slide tectonically over an existing base
|
| sovrascorrimento {m} [geology]
|
:: thrust fault
|
| sovrascritto {adj}
|
:: overwritten
|
| sovrascrivere {vt}
|
:: to overwrite [all senses]
|
| sovrasensibile {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprasensibile
|
| sovrasensibile {mf}
|
:: alternative form of soprasensibile
|
| sovrasfruttamento {m}
|
:: overutilization, overexploitation
|
| sovrassicurazione {f}
|
:: overinsurance
|
| sovrastampa {f}
|
:: overprint
|
| sovrastampante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrastampare
|
| sovrastampare {vt}
|
:: to overprint
|
| sovrastampato {adj}
|
:: overprinted
|
| sovrastante {adj}
|
:: overlooking, overhanging
|
| sovrastante {adj}
|
:: impending, looming
|
| sovrastante {adj}
|
:: dominating, dominant
|
| sovrastante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrastare
|
| sovrastare {vt}
|
:: to dominate
|
| sovrastare {vt}
|
:: to tower over
|
| sovrastare {vt}
|
:: to surpass
|
| sovrastatale {adj}
|
:: supranational
|
| sovrasterzante {adj}
|
:: oversteering
|
| sovrasterzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrasterzare
|
| sovrasterzare {vi}
|
:: to oversteer
|
| sovrasterzata {f}
|
:: oversteering
|
| sovrasterzo {m}
|
:: oversteer
|
| sovrastimante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrastimare
|
| sovrastimare {vt}
|
:: To overvalue, to overestimate, to overrate
|
| sovrastruttura {f}
|
:: superstructure
|
| sovratemperatura {f}
|
:: overtemperature
|
| sovratensione {f} [physics]
|
:: overvoltage
|
| sovraterreno {adj}
|
:: other-worldly, unearthly
|
| sovrattassa {f}
|
:: alternative form of soprattassa
|
| sovrattutto {adv}
|
:: Alternate/archaic spelling of soprattutto
|
| sovrautilizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrautilizzare
|
| sovrautilizzare {vt}
|
:: to overuse, overutilize
|
| sovrautilizzo {m}
|
:: overuse
|
| sovrautilizzo {m}
|
:: overdrive
|
| sovraventricolare {adj}
|
:: supraventricular
|
| sovreccitabile {adj}
|
:: overexcitable
|
| sovreccitabilità {f}
|
:: overexcitability
|
| sovreccitamento {m}
|
:: overexcitement
|
| sovreccitante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovreccitare
|
| sovreccitare {v}
|
:: to overexcite
|
| sovreccitato {adj}
|
:: overexcited
|
| sovreccitazione {f}
|
:: overexcitement
|
| sovreminente {adj}
|
:: supreme
|
| sovreminenza {f}
|
:: supremacy, superiority
|
| sovresponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovresporre
|
| sovresporre {vt}
|
:: alternative form of sovraesporre
|
| sovresposizione {f} [photography]
|
:: overexposure
|
| sovresposto {adj}
|
:: overexposed
|
| sovrimponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrimporre
|
| sovrimporre {vt}
|
:: To superimpose
|
| sovrimposta {f}
|
:: surtax
|
| sovrimpressione {f}
|
:: superposition
|
| sovrimpressione {f}
|
:: superimposition (of images)
|
| sovrimpresso {adj}
|
:: superposed
|
| sovrimpresso {adj}
|
:: superimposed
|
| sovrintendente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovrintendere
|
| sovrintendente {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soprintendente
|
| sovrintendente {mf}
|
:: alternative form of soprintendente
|
| sovrintendenza {f}
|
:: alternative form of soprintendenza
|
| sovrintendere {vt}
|
:: alternative form of soprintendere
|
| sovrumanità {f}
|
:: superhumanity
|
| sovrumano {adj}
|
:: superhuman
|
| sovvaggio {m}
|
:: synonym of sovvaggiolo
|
| sovvaggiolo {m}
|
:: padding (between objects during transportation)
|
| sovveniente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovvenire
|
| sovvenir {v}
|
:: apocopic form of sovvenire
|
| sovvenire {vt}
|
:: to help or assist
|
| sovvenire {vi}
|
:: to occur (to); to remember
|
| sovvenire {vi}
|
:: to help out
|
| sovvenire {vi}
|
:: to take care (of)
|
| sovvenzionamento {m}
|
:: financing
|
| sovvenzionamento {m}
|
:: subsidizing
|
| sovvenzionante {v}
|
:: present participle of sovvenzionare
|
| sovvenzionare {vt}
|
:: to subsidize
|
| sovvenzionatore {m}
|
:: (financial) backer
|
| sovvenzionatore {m}
|
:: subsidizer
|
| sovvenzionatore {adj}
|
:: (financially) supporting
|
| sovvenzione {f}
|
:: subsidy
|
| sovvenzione {f}
|
:: grant
|
| sovversione {f}
|
:: subversion
|
| sovversivismo {m}
|
:: subversivism
|
| sovversivo {adj}
|
:: subversive
|
| sovvertente {v}
|
:: present participle of sovvertire
|
| sovvertibile {adj}
|
:: subvertable
|
| sovvertimento {m}
|
:: subversion
|
| sovvertire {vt}
|
:: to subvert, to invert
|
| sovvertito {adj}
|
:: subverted
|
| sovvertito {adj}
|
:: inverted
|
| sovvertitore {adj}
|
:: subversive
|
| sovvertitore {m}
|
:: subversive, disrupter
|
| sovvertitrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sovvertitore
|
| sovvolgere {vt} [literary, also figurative] /sovˈvɔl.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to subvert, to upset, to disturb
|
| sozzamente {adv}
|
:: filthily, foully
|
| sozzo {adj} /ˈsot.t͡so/
|
:: filthy
|
| sozzo {adj} [by extension]
|
:: repulsive
|
| sozzo {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: ugly, deformed
|
| sozzo {adj} [figurative]
|
:: dishonest, vile
|
| sozzona {f}
|
:: a dirty and untidy woman, a prostitute, slut
|
| sozzone {m}
|
:: filthy person, dirty person
|
| sozzone {adj}
|
:: filthy, dirty, nasty
|
| sozzume {m}
|
:: filth (filthy things)
|
| sozzura {f}
|
:: filth
|
| S.p.A. {f}
|
:: abbreviation of società per azioni
|
| SpA {f}
|
:: abbreviation of società per azioni (public limited company, PLC)
|
| spaccacuori {m}
|
:: heartbreaker
|
| spaccalegna {m}
|
:: woodcutter
|
| spaccamaroni {mf} [vulgar]
|
:: pain in the ass, pain in the arse
|
| spaccamontagne {mf}
|
:: braggart
|
| spaccante {v}
|
:: present participle of spaccare
|
| spaccantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spaccarsi
|
| spaccapietre {mf}
|
:: stone breaker (for road mending)
|
| spaccare {vt} /spakˈka.re/
|
:: to break, split
|
| spaccare {vt}
|
:: to rend
|
| spaccare {vt}
|
:: to chop
|
| spaccare {vi} [slang, ]
|
:: to rock, to be very skillful; to excel
|
| spaccare {v}
|
:: to unpack
|
| spaccare il capello in quattro {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to split hairs
|
| spaccarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spaccare
|
| spaccarsi {v}
|
:: to break, split
|
| spaccasassi {m}
|
:: The hackberry
|
| spaccata {f}
|
:: splits
|
| spaccato {adj}
|
:: broken
|
| spaccato {adj}
|
:: chopped
|
| spaccato {adj}
|
:: on the dot, sharp
|
| spaccato {adj}
|
:: spitting image (attributive)
|
| spaccato {adj}
|
:: out-and-out
|
| spaccato {m}
|
:: cutaway, cross section
|
| spaccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spaccarsi
|
| spaccatura {f}
|
:: crack, break, split, cleft, gap
|
| spaccatura {f}
|
:: splitting, cracking, breaking
|
| spacchettante {v}
|
:: present participle of spacchettare
|
| spacchettare {vt}
|
:: To unwrap or undo
|
| spacchetto {m}
|
:: A small vent or slit (in a skirt, dress etc)
|
| spacciabile {adj}
|
:: saleable
|
| spacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of spacciare
|
| spacciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spacciarsi
|
| spacciare {vt}
|
:: to traffic in [drugs, etc.]
|
| spacciare {vt}
|
:: to peddle, push [drugs]
|
| spacciare {vt}
|
:: to pass off (as)
|
| spacciare {vt}
|
:: to utter [drugs, counterfeit money, etc.]
|
| spacciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spacciare
|
| spacciarsi {v}
|
:: to pass oneself off as someone else
|
| spacciato {adj}
|
:: done for
|
| spacciatore {m}
|
:: pusher (of drugs)
|
| spacciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spacciarsi
|
| spaccio {m}
|
:: trafficking (in)
|
| spaccio {m}
|
:: passing (of) (forged goods etc)
|
| spaccio {m}
|
:: store
|
| spaccio {m}
|
:: dispatchment
|
| spacco {m}
|
:: crack
|
| spacco {m}
|
:: tear
|
| spacco {m}
|
:: slit
|
| spacco {m}
|
:: vent
|
| spacco {m}
|
:: scission
|
| spacconata {f}
|
:: bragging, boasting
|
| spaccone {m}
|
:: boaster, braggart, loudmouth
|
| spada {f}
|
:: sword
|
| spada {f} [fencing]
|
:: épée
|
| spada {f} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: sword
|
| spada {f} [in the plural]
|
:: spades
|
| spada a due mani {f}
|
:: longsword
|
| spadaccina {f}
|
:: swordswoman
|
| spadaccino {m} /spa.dat.ˈt͡ʃi.no/
|
:: swordsman, swordfighter, swordster
|
| spada di Damocle {prop}
|
:: sword of Damocles
|
| Spadafora {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| spadaio {m}
|
:: sword maker
|
| spada laser {f} [science fiction] /ˈspa.da ˈla.zer/
|
:: lightsaber
|
| spadellante {v}
|
:: present participle of spadellare
|
| spadellare {vi}
|
:: To busy oneself with cooking (with pots and pans)
|
| spadellare {vt}
|
:: To flip food in a frying pan while sauteing it
|
| spadice {m} [botany]
|
:: spadix
|
| spadino {m}
|
:: dress sword (ceremonial use)
|
| spadista {mf} [fencing]
|
:: épéeist
|
| spadona {adj} /spaˈdo.na/
|
:: only used in pera spadona
|
| spadona {f}
|
:: Williams pear
|
| spadone {m} [literary] /spaˈdo.ne/
|
:: eunuch
|
| spadone {m}
|
:: longsword
|
| spadroneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spadroneggiare
|
| spadroneggiare {vi}
|
:: to swagger
|
| spadroneggiare {vi}
|
:: to put on airs
|
| spadroneggiare {vi}
|
:: to lord over, boss, boss around
|
| spaesamento {m}
|
:: disorientation
|
| spaesato {adj}
|
:: lost, uncomfortable, out of place, disoriented
|
| spagato {adj}
|
:: dissatisfied
|
| spagheto {m} [Venice]
|
:: A lanyard that holds boats before the start of a regatta race
|
| spaghettata {f} /spa.ɡetˈta.ta/
|
:: A feast or meal of spaghetti, especially one served for a party of people
|
| spaghetteria {f}
|
:: spaghetti factory or shop
|
| spaghetteria {f}
|
:: restaurant serving spaghetti dishes (etc)
|
| spaghetti {m} {p} /spaˈɡetti/
|
:: a dish of spaghetti
|
| spaghetti {m} {p}
|
:: fine strings
|
| spaghetti alla bolognese {n}
|
:: A dish of spaghetti with a bolognese sauce
|
| spaghetti alla carbonara {n}
|
:: spaghetti garnished with a sauce made of guanciale, eggyolk, olive oil, parmesan and pecorino cheese, salt and pepper
|
| spaghetti alla chitarra {n}
|
:: A type of egg pasta, with a square cross-section, shaped by a device called a chitarra (once called a carratora); a traditional dish of Abruzzo and Lazio cuisine
|
| spaghetti alla chitarra {n}
|
:: synonym of tonnarelli (in Abruzzo)
|
| spaghetti alla chitarra {n}
|
:: synonym of maccheroni crioli (in Molise)
|
| spaghetti alla chitarra {n}
|
:: synonym of troccoli (in Puglia)
|
| spaghetti all'amatriciana {n}
|
:: A dish of spaghetti from Amatrice Lazio region Italy with a sauce of pelati, guanciale, pecorino cheese, salt, olive oil, chili pepper, white wine
|
| spaghetti alla puttanesca {n}
|
:: A dish of spaghetti with a sauce of chopped pelati, black olives, chopped anchovies, caper, garlic, chili pepper, tomato purée and salt
|
| spaghetti alle vongole {n}
|
:: A dish of spaghetti with a sauce of clams, garlic, parsley, olive oil, black pepper, table salt, coarse salt
|
| spaghettiera {f}
|
:: spaghetti serving dish
|
| spaghettini {mp}
|
:: spaghettini
|
| spaghetti western {m} [cinema]
|
:: spaghetti western, Italo-western (western film produced in Europe by an Italian company)
|
| spaghetto {m} [cooking, rare, prescriptive] /spaˈɡet.to/
|
:: strand of spaghetti
|
| spaghetto {m} [cooking, in the plural]
|
:: a dish of spaghetti
|
| spaghetto {m} [colloquial]
|
:: fright
|
| spaghettoni {mp}
|
:: spaghettoni
|
| spaghettovolante {m}
|
:: Flying Spaghetti Monster
|
| spaginante {v}
|
:: present participle of spaginare
|
| spaginare {vt}
|
:: to alter the layout of a page; to repaginate
|
| spaginatura {f}
|
:: change in the layout of a page; repagination
|
| spagirico {adj} /spaˈd͡ʒi.ri.ko/
|
:: spagyric
|
| spagliare {vi} [regional] /spaʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: to overflow, to flood
|
| spagliare {v}
|
:: To take out of straw
|
| spagliare {v}
|
:: To separate from straw
|
| spagliare {v}
|
:: To deprive (an object) of straw
|
| spagliare {v} [of animals]
|
:: To feed on straw
|
| spagliare {v} [of animals in a stable]
|
:: To move around frantically, so as to scatter the straw around them
|
| spaglio {m}
|
:: only in a spaglio
|
| Spagna {prop} /ˈspaɲ.ɲa/
|
:: Spagna (country)
|
| spagnaio {m}
|
:: field of alfalfa / lucerne
|
| spagnola {f} [pathology] /spaˈɲɔ.la/
|
:: Spanish influenza
|
| spagnola {f} [slang, sexuality]
|
:: tit fuck
|
| spagnolesco {adj}
|
:: haughty, lofty
|
| spagnoletta {f} [textiles]
|
:: spool, reel
|
| spagnoletta {f} [dialectal]
|
:: peanut
|
| spagnolismo {m}
|
:: Hispanicism
|
| spagnolismo {m}
|
:: Spanish behaviour or way of life
|
| spagnolo {adj} /spaˈɲɔ.lo/
|
:: Spanish
|
| spagnolo {m}
|
:: Spaniard
|
| spagnolo {m} [in the plural]
|
:: The Spanish (people)
|
| spagnolo {m}
|
:: Spanish (language)
|
| spagnuolo {adj} [dated] /spaˈɲwɔ.lo/
|
:: alternative form of spagnolo
|
| spago {m} /ˈspaɡo/
|
:: cord, string, twine
|
| spago {m}
|
:: thread, packthread
|
| spaiamento {m}
|
:: separation (of a pair)
|
| spaiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spaiare
|
| spaiare {vt}
|
:: To divide two things that are normally paired
|
| spaiato {adj}
|
:: odd, unmatched, stray (shoe, sock, glove etc)
|
| spalace {m}
|
:: blind mole rat, rodent of the genus Spalax
|
| spalace {m}
|
:: zokor
|
| spalace della Podolia {m}
|
:: zemni (Spalax zemni)
|
| spalace della Podolia {m}
|
:: Podolsk mole rat
|
| spalancante {v}
|
:: present participle of spalancare
|
| spalancantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spalancarsi
|
| spalancare {vt}
|
:: to open wide
|
| spalancarsi {vr}
|
:: To open wide
|
| spalancato {adj}
|
:: wide open
|
| spalancatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spalancarsi
|
| spalaneve {m}
|
:: snow plough [British], snow plow [US]
|
| spalante {v}
|
:: present participle of spalare
|
| spalare {vt}
|
:: To shovel
|
| spalatino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Split
|
| Spalato {prop}
|
:: Spalato (city)
|
| spalatore {m}
|
:: shoveler
|
| spalatrice {f}
|
:: mechanical shovel (or similar)
|
| spalatura {f}
|
:: shovelling
|
| spalcante {v}
|
:: present participle of spalcare
|
| spalcare {vt}
|
:: to dismantle scaffolding, etc
|
| spalcare {vt}
|
:: to prune or lop trees
|
| spalcatura {f}
|
:: pruning, lopping
|
| spaldo {m}
|
:: Variant of spalto
|
| spalla {f} [anatomy, cut of meat, portion of a garment]
|
:: shoulder
|
| spalla {f} [cooking]
|
:: chuck meat from the shoulder of a cow or other animal
|
| spalla {f} [in the plural]
|
:: back
|
| spalla {f}
|
:: back, rear
|
| spalla {f}
|
:: sidekick, second fiddle
|
| spalla {f} [theatre, comedy]
|
:: straight man, second banana, sidekick, foil
|
| spallaccio {m}
|
:: shoulder strap (of a backpack etc)
|
| spallaccio {m}
|
:: sling (for a gun belt)
|
| Spallanzani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Spallanzani {prop}
|
:: Lazzaro Spallanzani, Italian naturalist
|
| spallare {vit}
|
:: [billiards] to hit a ball to an open position such that the opponent can hit it without touching it
|
| spallare {v} [rare]
|
:: to take up a gun
|
| spallare {v} [rare, by extension]
|
:: to take over the shoulder
|
| spallare {v} [archaic]
|
:: to weaken the shoulders of a draft animal due to excessive weight
|
| spallarm {interj} [military]
|
:: shoulder arms!
|
| spallarsi {vi}
|
:: reflexive of spallare
|
| spallarsi {vi}
|
:: to break or ruin one's shoulders
|
| spallarsi {vi} [billiards]
|
:: to remain with one's ball in the open
|
| spallata {f}
|
:: push with the shoulder, shoulder charge
|
| spallata {f} [somewhat, rare]
|
:: shrug
|
| spallazione {f} [physics]
|
:: spallation
|
| spalleggiamento {m}
|
:: backing up, support
|
| spalleggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spalleggiare
|
| spalleggiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spalleggiarsi
|
| spalleggiare {vt}
|
:: to back up, back, or support
|
| spalleggiare {vt}
|
:: to have someone's back
|
| spalleggiare {vt} [military]
|
:: to carry [someone] on the shoulders
|
| spalleggiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spalleggiare
|
| spalleggiarsi {v}
|
:: to back each other up; back each other; to support each other
|
| spalleggiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spalleggiarsi
|
| spalletta {f}
|
:: parapet
|
| spalliera {f}
|
:: back (of a chair, sofa, chest etc)
|
| spalliera {f}
|
:: bedhead (of a bedstead)
|
| spalliera {f}
|
:: footboard (of a bedstead)
|
| spalliera {f} [gymnastics]
|
:: wall bars
|
| spalliera {f} [agriculture]
|
:: espalier (row of fruit-trees or greenery close to the wall)
|
| spalliera {f}
|
:: tapestry hanging
|
| spalliera {f} [sailing]
|
:: the fore-rower or cheaf rower in a galley
|
| spallina {f}
|
:: epaulette
|
| spallina {f}
|
:: strap (of underclothes)
|
| spallina {f}
|
:: suspender, shoulder
|
| spallino {m}
|
:: alternative form of spallina
|
| spallone {m}
|
:: smuggler (who carries contraband on his back)
|
| spallone {m}
|
:: mule (drug smuggler)
|
| spalluccia {f}
|
:: only in fare spallucce
|
| spallucciata {f}
|
:: shrug of the shoulders
|
| spalmabile {adj}
|
:: spreadable
|
| spalmabilità {f}
|
:: spreadability
|
| spalmandola {adj}
|
:: spread
|
| spalmante {v}
|
:: present participle of spalmare
|
| spalmantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spalmarsi
|
| spalmare {vt}
|
:: to smear, slather, spread, apply, coat, rub
|
| spalmare {vt} [of butter]
|
:: to butter
|
| spalmarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spalmare
|
| spalmarsi {v}
|
:: to smear, rub
|
| spalmarsi {v}
|
:: to spread
|
| spalmatore {m}
|
:: sizer
|
| spalmatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spalmarsi
|
| spalmatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of spalmatore
|
| spalmatrice {f}
|
:: sizing machine
|
| spalmatura {f}
|
:: spreading, smearing
|
| spalto {m}
|
:: terrace (at a sportsground)
|
| spam {m} [Internet]
|
:: spam
|
| spammante {v}
|
:: present participle of spammare
|
| spammare {vt} [computing]
|
:: to spam
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| spampanante {v}
|
:: present participle of spampanare
|
| spampanare {vt}
|
:: To strip or thin out the leaves of
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| spampanato {adj}
|
:: stripped of its leaves; thinned out
|
| spampanato {adj}
|
:: overblown (of a flower)
|
| spampanatura {f}
|
:: stripping or shedding of leaves
|
| spampinante {v}
|
:: present participle of spampinare
|
| spampinare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of spampanare
|
| spanante {v}
|
:: present participle of spanare
|
| spanare {vt}
|
:: To strip (damage the threads of a gear)
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| spanato {adj}
|
:: stripped (of a screw thread)
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| spanciante {v}
|
:: present participle of spanciare
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| spanciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spanciarsi
|
| spanciare {vt}
|
:: to disembowel
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| spanciarsi {vr}
|
:: To split one's sides (laughing)
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| spanciata {f}
|
:: belly flop
|
| spanciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spanciarsi
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| spandente {v}
|
:: present participle of spandere
|
| spandentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spandersi
|
| spandere {vt}
|
:: [especially of something liquid or granular] to arrange or spread uniformly on a surface
|
| spandere {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to spill
|
| spandere {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to shed [tears]
|
| spandere {vt}
|
:: to give off, emanate, or radiate [a smell, light, etc.]
|
| spandere {vt}
|
:: to spread [an idea, etc.]
|
| spandere {vt} [literary]
|
:: to spread; to stretch out [one's wings, etc.]
|
| spandersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spandere
|
| spandersi {v}
|
:: to spread, extend
|
| spandersi {v}
|
:: to be spilled, poured
|
| spandersi {v} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to be shed [of tears]
|
| spandersi {v}
|
:: to radiate; to be emitted [of a smell, light, etc.]
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| spandersi {v}
|
:: to spread [an idea, etc.]
|
| spandicera {m}
|
:: floor polisher
|
| spandiconcime {m}
|
:: muck spreader (manure spreader)
|
| spandifieno {m}
|
:: hay tedder
|
| spandiletame {m}
|
:: muck spreader
|
| spandiliquame {m}
|
:: (liquid) muck spreader
|
| spandimento {m}
|
:: spreading, spread
|
| spandisabbia {m} /span.diˈsab.bja/
|
:: sand spreader (in road making)
|
| spanditrice {f}
|
:: spreader (device)
|
| spanditrice {f}
|
:: gritter
|
| spanditura {f}
|
:: spreading, spread
|
| spandutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spandersi
|
| Spanevello {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| spanna {f}
|
:: span (width of outstretched hand)
|
| spannante {v}
|
:: present participle of spannare
|
| spannare {vt}
|
:: to skim
|
| spannare {vt}
|
:: to demist [a windscreen]
|
| spannatoia {f}
|
:: skimmer
|
| spannatura {f}
|
:: skimming
|
| spannocchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spannocchiare
|
| spannocchiare {vt}
|
:: To husk, shuck
|
| spannocchiatura {f}
|
:: husking, shucking
|
| spannocchio {m}
|
:: prawn (Melicertus kerathurus or Penaeus kerathurus)
|
| spansosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spandersi
|
| spantanante {v}
|
:: present participle of spantanare
|
| spantanare {vt} [rare] /span.taˈna.re/
|
:: To get (someone) out of a swamp or marsh
|
| spantanare {vt} [figuratively, humorous]
|
:: To get (someone) out of a fix, or off the hook
|
| spaparacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spaparacchiarsi
|
| spaparacchiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spaparacchiarsi
|
| spaparacchiarsi {vr}
|
:: To sprawl, slump, slouch
|
| spaparacchiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spaparacchiarsi
|
| spaparanzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spaparanzarsi
|
| spaparanzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spaparanzarsi
|
| spaparanzarsi {vr}
|
:: alternative form of spaparacchiarsi
|
| spaparanzato {adj}
|
:: sprawled, slumped
|
| spappagallante {v}
|
:: present participle of spappagallare
|
| spappagallare {vi}
|
:: To parrot (repeat parrot-fashion)
|
| spappolabile {adj}
|
:: crushable
|
| spappolamento {m}
|
:: mashing, pulping
|
| spappolante {v}
|
:: present participle of spappolare
|
| spappolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spappolarsi
|
| spappolare {vt}
|
:: To crush, mash or pulp
|
| spappolarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spappolare
|
| spappolarsi {vr}
|
:: to become pulpy, be reduced to pulp
|
| spappolarsi {vr}
|
:: to be crushed
|
| spappolato {adj}
|
:: crushed, mashed, pulped
|
| spappolatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spappolarsi
|
| sparacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sparacchiare
|
| sparacchiare {vi}
|
:: To fire a few shots (from a gun) from time to time
|
| sparachiodi {f}
|
:: rivet gun
|
| sparachiodi {f}
|
:: nail gun
|
| sparadrappo {m}
|
:: alternative form of cerotto
|
| sparagella {f}
|
:: wild asparagus
|
| sparagiaia {f}
|
:: asparagus bed
|
| sparagio {m}
|
:: alternative form of asparago
|
| sparaglione {m}
|
:: annular sea bream (Diplodus annularis)
|
| sparagnare {v} [rare]
|
:: to save, to save up
|
| sparagnino {adj}
|
:: miserly, niggardly, tight, stingy
|
| sparago {m}
|
:: alternative form of asparago
|
| sparaneve {adj} /spa.raˈne.ve/
|
:: snow-throwing, only used in cannone sparaneve
|
| sparante {v}
|
:: present participle of sparare
|
| sparantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spararsi
|
| sparapunti {f}
|
:: staple gun
|
| sparar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of sparare
|
| sparare {vi}
|
:: to shoot, to fire
|
| sparare {vt}
|
:: to shoot, to fire, to discharge, pipe up
|
| sparare {v}
|
:: to cut open the belly with a long incision of game, fish or meat, to clean the inside before butchering
|
| spararsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sparare
|
| spararsi {vr}
|
:: to shoot oneself
|
| spararsi {v}
|
:: eat one's gun
|
| spararsi {vr}
|
:: to shoot up (inject oneself with drugs)
|
| spararsi sui piedi {vr}
|
:: to shoot oneself in the foot
|
| sparata {f} [rare]
|
:: gunfire
|
| sparata {f} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: a violent outburst of resentment, bad temper, etc
|
| sparata {f}
|
:: a boast; a tall tale
|
| sparato {m}
|
:: the collar of a men's dress shirt
|
| sparatore {m}
|
:: A person who fired a shot (from a gun)
|
| sparatoria {f} /sparaˈtɔrja/
|
:: gunfight, shootout, shooting
|
| sparatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spararsi
|
| sparecchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sparecchiare
|
| sparecchiare {vt}
|
:: to clear the table
|
| spareggio {m} [sports]
|
:: playoff, decider
|
| spareggio {m}
|
:: imbalance
|
| sparente {v}
|
:: present participle of sparire
|
| sparere {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: To disappear from sight; to vanish. See sparire
|
| spargente {v}
|
:: present participle of spargere
|
| spargentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spargersi
|
| spargere {vt} /ˈspar.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to scatter
|
| spargere {vt}
|
:: to spill
|
| spargere {vt}
|
:: to shed
|
| spargere {vt}
|
:: to spread, give out
|
| spargere la voce {v} [idiom]
|
:: to spread the word
|
| spargersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spargere
|
| spargersi {v}
|
:: to scatter, spread
|
| spargifiamma {m} /spardʒiˈfiamma/
|
:: heat diffuser (for a gas burner or a Bunsen burner)
|
| spargifiamma {m}
|
:: fire scatterer
|
| spargimento {m}
|
:: scatter, scattering
|
| spargimento {m}
|
:: release (of material)
|
| spargipepe {m}
|
:: pepper shaker, pepper pot
|
| spargisale {m}
|
:: salt spreader
|
| spargisale {m}
|
:: salt shaker, salt cellar, caster
|
| spargitalco {m}
|
:: talcum powder container (or its perforated top)
|
| spargolo {m}
|
:: aspergillum
|
| sparide {m} [ichthyology] /ˈspa.ri.de/
|
:: Any member of the Sparidae taxonomic genus
|
| sparigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sparigliare
|
| sparigliare {vt}
|
:: to uncouple; to decouple
|
| sparigliare {vit}
|
:: to create confusion or introduce an element of surprise or novelty; to shake things up
|
| sparire {vi}
|
:: to disappear
|
| sparire {vi}
|
:: to vanish, to fade
|
| sparire {vi}
|
:: to go away
|
| sparire nel nulla {v}
|
:: to vanish into thin air
|
| sparizione {f}
|
:: disappearance, vanishing
|
| sparlante {v}
|
:: present participle of sparlare
|
| sparlare {v} [di]
|
:: to speak ill of someone; to run someone down
|
| sparlare {v}
|
:: to knock
|
| sparlare {v}
|
:: to denigrate
|
| sparlare {v}
|
:: to criticise
|
| sparlare {v}
|
:: to backbite
|
| sparo {m} [firearms]
|
:: shot, gunshot (from a gun)
|
| sparo {m} [firearms]
|
:: the sound of a shot
|
| sparo {m}
|
:: silver bream (Blicca bjoerkna, syn. Abramis bjoerkna)
|
| sparpagliamento {m}
|
:: scattering
|
| sparpagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sparpagliare
|
| sparpagliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sparpagliarsi
|
| sparpagliare {vt}
|
:: To scatter
|
| sparpagliarsi {vr}
|
:: To scatter
|
| sparpagliatamente {adv}
|
:: disorderly (in scattered confusion)
|
| sparpagliato {adj}
|
:: scattered
|
| sparpagliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sparpagliarsi
|
| sparso {adj}
|
:: scattered, open
|
| sparso {adj}
|
:: loose (hair)
|
| sparsosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spargersi
|
| spartachismo {m}
|
:: Spartacism (ideology of the Spartacus League)
|
| spartachista {mf}
|
:: Spartachist
|
| Spartaco {prop}
|
:: Spartacus
|
| Spartaco {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| spartanamente {adv}
|
:: spartanly
|
| spartano {adj}
|
:: spartan
|
| sparteina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: sparteine
|
| spartente {v}
|
:: present participle of spartire
|
| spartentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spartirsi
|
| spartiacque {m} [geology]
|
:: watershed, drainage divide, divide
|
| spartiacque {m} [by extension]
|
:: watershed, turning point
|
| spartiata {mf}
|
:: Spartan (citizen of Sparta)
|
| spartibile {adj}
|
:: divisible
|
| spartifuoco {m}
|
:: (fireproof) safety curtain (in a theatre)
|
| spartineve {m}
|
:: snowplough
|
| spartire {vt}
|
:: to share out
|
| spartire {vt}
|
:: to separate
|
| spartire {vt} [hair]
|
:: to part
|
| spartirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spartire
|
| spartirsi {v}
|
:: to share
|
| spartito {m}
|
:: sheet music
|
| spartitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spartirsi
|
| spartitraffico {m}
|
:: traffic island
|
| spartitraffico {m}
|
:: central reservation; median strip
|
| spartitraffico {m}
|
:: bollard
|
| spartizione {f}
|
:: division
|
| sparto {m} /ˈspar.to/
|
:: A grass, Lygeum spartum; esparto
|
| sparutezza {f}
|
:: emaciation, gauntness
|
| sparutezza {f}
|
:: scantiness, meagreness, exiguity
|
| sparuto {adj}
|
:: emaciated
|
| sparuto {adj} [figurative]
|
:: small, scanty, meagre, scant
|
| sparvente {v}
|
:: present participle of sparere
|
| sparvier {m}
|
:: apocopic form of sparviere
|
| sparviere {m}
|
:: hawk
|
| sparviere {m}
|
:: hod
|
| sparviere delle Nicobare {m}
|
:: Nicobar sparrowhawk (Accipiter butleri)
|
| sparviero {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sparviere
|
| sparviero {m} [zoology]
|
:: hawk
|
| sparviero {m}
|
:: mortarboard, square [plasterer's tool]
|
| sparviero dei pipistrelli {m}
|
:: bat hawk (Macheiramphus alcinus)
|
| spasimante {v}
|
:: present participle of spasimare
|
| spasimante {m}
|
:: suitor
|
| spasimante {m}
|
:: wooer
|
| spasimante {m}
|
:: sparker
|
| spasimare {vi}
|
:: To be in agony (especially mental)
|
| spasimo {m}
|
:: pang
|
| spasmo {m}
|
:: spasm
|
| spasmo {m}
|
:: pang
|
| spasmodicamente {adv}
|
:: spasmodically
|
| spasmodico {adj}
|
:: spasmodic
|
| spasmofilia {f}
|
:: spasmophilia (hyperventilation syndrome)
|
| spasmolitico {adj}
|
:: spasmolytic
|
| spasmolitico {m} [pharmacology]
|
:: spasmolytic
|
| spaso {adj}
|
:: distended
|
| spaso {adj}
|
:: large, wide
|
| spassante {v}
|
:: present participle of spassare
|
| spassantesela {v}
|
:: present participle of spassarsela
|
| spassantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spassarsi
|
| spassare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to entertain, amuse
|
| spassarsela {v}
|
:: to live it up, have fun or enjoy oneself
|
| spassarsi {vr}
|
:: To have fun, have a good time or enjoy oneself
|
| spassatosela {v}
|
:: past participle of spassarsela
|
| spassatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spassarsi
|
| spassionatamente {adv}
|
:: impartially, dispassionately
|
| spassionatezza {f}
|
:: impartiality, disinterestedness (lack of bias)
|
| spassionato {adj}
|
:: impartial, unbiased, dispassionate
|
| spasso {m}
|
:: fun
|
| spasso {m}
|
:: leisure
|
| spasso {m}
|
:: walk
|
| spassosamente {adv}
|
:: funnily, amusingly
|
| spassosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of spassoso
|
| spassoso {adj}
|
:: amusing, entertaining
|
| spasticità {f}
|
:: spasticity
|
| spastico {adj}
|
:: spastic
|
| spastoiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spastoiare
|
| spastoiare {vt}
|
:: To unfetter
|
| spata {f}
|
:: spathe
|
| spatico {adj} [mineralogy]
|
:: spathic, spathose
|
| spato {m} [mineralogy]
|
:: spar
|
| spatola {f} /ˈspa.to.la/
|
:: spatula, paddle
|
| spatola {f} [painting]
|
:: palette knife
|
| spatola {f} [masonry]
|
:: putty knife
|
| spatola {f}
|
:: spoonbill
|
| spatola minore {f}
|
:: black-faced spoonbill
|
| spatolare {vt} /spa.toˈla.re/
|
:: To work on (using a putty knife)
|
| spatolare {vt}
|
:: To spread (using a putty knife)
|
| spatolato {adj}
|
:: spatula-finished
|
| spatolato {m}
|
:: spatula finish
|
| spauracchio {m} [obsolete] /spau̯ˈrak.kjo/
|
:: scarecrow
|
| spauracchio {m} [by extension]
|
:: Anything eliciting fear or dread
|
| spauracchio {m} [by extension]
|
:: A scaringly ugly or haggard person
|
| spaurante {v}
|
:: present participle of spaurare
|
| spaurantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spaurarsi
|
| spaurare {v} /spau̯ˈra.re/
|
:: to frighten or scare
|
| spaurarsi {v} /spau̯ˈrar.si/
|
:: reflexive of spaurare: to be frightened or afraid
|
| spaurato {adj} /spau̯ˈra.to/
|
:: afraid, frightened, scared
|
| spaurato {m}
|
:: One who is afraid or frightened
|
| spauratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spaurarsi
|
| spaurente {v}
|
:: present participle of spaurire
|
| spaurentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spaurirsi
|
| spaurevole {adj} /spau̯ˈre.vo.le/
|
:: frightening, scary, terrifying
|
| spaurimento {m} /spau̯.riˈmen.to/
|
:: frightenedness, scaredness
|
| spaurire {vt} /spau̯ˈri.re/
|
:: to frighten, scare
|
| spaurirsi {vr}
|
:: To take fright, to be scared, to be frightened
|
| spaurito {adj} /spau̯ˈri.to/
|
:: frightened, scared
|
| spaurito {adj}
|
:: dismayed
|
| spauritosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spaurirsi
|
| spavaldamente {adv}
|
:: boldly
|
| spavaldamente {adv}
|
:: arrogantly
|
| spavalderia {f}
|
:: boldness
|
| spavalderia {f}
|
:: arrogance
|
| spavalderia {f}
|
:: swagger
|
| spavaldo {adj}
|
:: bold
|
| spavaldo {adj}
|
:: arrogant
|
| spaventabile {adj}
|
:: That gets scared or frightened
|
| spaventante {v}
|
:: present participle of spaventare
|
| spaventantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spaventarsi
|
| spaventapasseri {m} /spaˌvɛn.taˈpas.se.ri/
|
:: scarecrow, straw man
|
| spaventare {vt} /spa.venˈta.re/
|
:: to frighten, scare, spook
|
| spaventarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spaventare
|
| spaventarsi {v}
|
:: to be afraid, be frightened, take fright, be scared, panic
|
| spaventatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spaventarsi
|
| spaventevole {adj}
|
:: frightful, dreadful, frightening, terrible, horrible
|
| spaventevole {adj}
|
:: incredible, fantastic, tremendous, huge
|
| spaventevolmente {adv}
|
:: frightfully, dreadfully, frighteningly, terribly, horribly
|
| spaventevolmente {adv}
|
:: incredibly, fantastically, tremendously, hugely
|
| spavento {m}
|
:: fright, fear, scare, terror
|
| spaventosamente {adv}
|
:: frighteningly
|
| spaventosamente {adv}
|
:: horrifyingly, terribly
|
| spaventosamente {adv}
|
:: incredibly
|
| spaventosità {f}
|
:: frightfulness
|
| spaventosità {f}
|
:: awesomeness, hugeness
|
| spaventoso {adj}
|
:: frightful, dreadful, frightening, terrible, horrible
|
| spaventoso {adj}
|
:: incredible, fantastic, tremendous, huge
|
| spaventoso {adj}
|
:: appalling, parlous
|
| spaziale {adj}
|
:: spatial
|
| spaziale {adj}
|
:: space (attributive)
|
| spazialità {f}
|
:: spatiality
|
| spazializzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spazializzare
|
| spazializzare {vt} /spat.t͡sja.lidˈd͡za.re/
|
:: To spatialize
|
| spazializzazione {f} /spat.t͡sja.lid.d͡zatˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: spatialization
|
| spazialmente {adv}
|
:: spatially, spacially
|
| spazialmente {adv}
|
:: especially
|
| spaziante {v}
|
:: present participle of spaziare
|
| spaziare {vi}
|
:: (typically with in) to range or rove (over)
|
| spaziare {vi}
|
:: (typically with su) to spread (over) [a large space]
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| spaziare {vt}
|
:: to spread out or scatter
|
| spaziare {vt} [typography]
|
:: to kern
|
| spaziarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spaziare
|
| spaziarsi {v}
|
:: to stretch out or extend across
|
| spaziarsi {v}
|
:: to roam or wander
|
| spaziatore {adj}
|
:: space, spacing (typography, attributive)
|
| spaziatura {f}
|
:: spacing
|
| spazieggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spazieggiare
|
| spazieggiare {vt}
|
:: to space out (place at intervals)
|
| spazieggiatura {f}
|
:: spacing out
|
| spazieggiatura {f}
|
:: letterspacing
|
| spazientente {v}
|
:: present participle of spazientire
|
| spaziententesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spazientirsi
|
| spazientire {vt}
|
:: to irritate someone so that they lose their patience
|
| spazientirsi {vr}
|
:: to lose one's patience
|
| spazientitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spazientirsi
|
| spazio {m} [mathematics, geometry, astronomy, typography, other senses]
|
:: space
|
| spazio {m}
|
:: room
|
| spazio {m}
|
:: scope
|
| spazio confinato {m}
|
:: confined space
|
| spazio cosmico {m}
|
:: outer space
|
| spazio dei nomi {m} [computing]
|
:: namespace
|
| spazio di frenata {m}
|
:: braking distance
|
| spaziodromo {m}
|
:: space launch site
|
| spazio in bianco {m}
|
:: blank (space)
|
| spazio metrico {m} [mathematics]
|
:: metric space
|
| spazionave {f}
|
:: spaceship, spacecraft
|
| spazioplano {m}
|
:: spaceplane
|
| spazioporto {m}
|
:: spaceport
|
| spazioporto {m}
|
:: cosmodrome
|
| spaziosamente {adv}
|
:: spaciously
|
| spaziosità {f}
|
:: spaciousness, roominess
|
| spazioso {adj}
|
:: spacious, large, roomy, wide
|
| spazio-tempo {m} [physics]
|
:: spacetime
|
| spaziotempo {m} [physics]
|
:: spacetime
|
| spazio-temporale {adj} [physics]
|
:: spacetime (attributive)
|
| spaziotemporale {adj}
|
:: spacetime (attributive)
|
| spazio topologico {m} [maths]
|
:: topological space
|
| spazio vettoriale {m} [linear algebra]
|
:: vector space
|
| spazio vitale {m} /ˌspa.t͡sjo.viˈta.le/
|
:: lebensraum ("living space"), or the Italian Fascist equivalent
|
| spazio vuoto {m}
|
:: gap
|
| spazio vuoto {m}
|
:: vacancy
|
| spazio vuoto {m}
|
:: empty space
|
| spazzacamino {m}
|
:: chimney sweep
|
| spazzamento {m}
|
:: sweeping (material swept)
|
| spazzamine {m} [nautical]
|
:: minesweeper
|
| spazzaneve {m}
|
:: snow plough [British], snow plow [US]
|
| spazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spazzare
|
| spazzar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of spazzare
|
| spazzare {vt}
|
:: to sweep, or to sweep up
|
| spazzata {f}
|
:: a sweeping
|
| spazzatoio {m} /spat.t͡saˈto.jo/
|
:: A sort of broom used to sweep the inside of ovens
|
| spazzatrice {f}
|
:: road sweeper (vehicle)
|
| spazzatura {f}
|
:: cleaning, sweep
|
| spazzatura {f}
|
:: rubbish
|
| spazzaturaio {m}
|
:: dustman, garbage man
|
| spazzino {m}
|
:: garbage man
|
| spazzino {m}
|
:: garbage collector
|
| spazzino {m}
|
:: street sweeper
|
| spazzino {m}
|
:: filter feeder (marine organism)
|
| spazzola {f} /ˈspat.t͡so.la/
|
:: brush
|
| spazzola {f}
|
:: hairbrush
|
| spazzolamento {m}
|
:: brushing
|
| spazzolante {v}
|
:: present participle of spazzolare
|
| spazzolare {vt}
|
:: to brush, scour
|
| spazzolare {vt}
|
:: to polish off
|
| spazzolare {v}
|
:: to gulp down
|
| spazzolarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spazzolare
|
| spazzolarsi {v}
|
:: to brush one's hair, clothes, etc
|
| spazzolata {f}
|
:: brush
|
| spazzolatrice {f}
|
:: brushing machine
|
| spazzolatura {f}
|
:: brushing
|
| spazzolificio {m}
|
:: brush factory
|
| spazzolino {m} /spattsoˈlino/
|
:: (small) brush
|
| spazzolino {m}
|
:: toothbrush
|
| spazzolino da denti {m}
|
:: toothbrush
|
| spazzolone {m}
|
:: mop
|
| spazzolone {m}
|
:: scrubbing brush
|
| speaker {m}
|
:: announcer, commentator (radio, TV)
|
| speaker {m}
|
:: speaker (parliamentary)
|
| speakeraggio {m}
|
:: (TV) voiceover
|
| specchia {f} /ˈspɛkkja/
|
:: A megalithic pile of stones found in the Salento region
|
| specchiaio {m}
|
:: mirror maker or dealer
|
| specchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of specchiare
|
| specchiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of specchiarsi
|
| specchiare {vt}
|
:: to reflect
|
| specchiare {vt}
|
:: to represent faithfully
|
| specchiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of specchiare
|
| specchiarsi {v}
|
:: to look at oneself in a mirror
|
| specchiato {adj}
|
:: reflected
|
| specchiato {adj}
|
:: mirrored
|
| specchiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of specchiarsi
|
| specchiera {f}
|
:: Large mirror, pier glass
|
| specchiera {f}
|
:: dressing table, dresser
|
| specchietto {m}
|
:: diminutive of specchio
|
| specchietto {m}
|
:: small mirror
|
| specchietto {m}
|
:: table, chart
|
| specchietto retrovisore {m}
|
:: rear-view mirror
|
| specchio {m} /ˈspɛk.kjo/
|
:: mirror
|
| specchio {m}
|
:: table, chart
|
| specchio d'acqua {m}
|
:: expanse of water, stretch of water
|
| speciale {adj} /speˈt͡ʃale/
|
:: special
|
| speciale {adj}
|
:: particular, peculiar
|
| speciale {adj}
|
:: (top)-quality (attribute), premium, outstanding
|
| speciale {adj}
|
:: curious, singular
|
| speciale {m}
|
:: [television] special
|
| speciale {m}
|
:: [skiing: short form for] slalom speciale; special slalom
|
| specialissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of speciale
|
| specialissimo {adj}
|
:: very special
|
| specialissimo {adj}
|
:: very particular, very singular
|
| specialista {mf}
|
:: specialist, expert
|
| specialistico {adj}
|
:: specialist, specialized
|
| specialità {f}
|
:: speciality, specialty
|
| specialità {f}
|
:: peculiarity
|
| specialità {f} [sports]
|
:: event, discipline
|
| specializzando {m}
|
:: intern (or somebody who is almost a specialist in a particular field)
|
| specializzante {v}
|
:: present participle of specializzare
|
| specializzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of specializzarsi
|
| specializzare {vt}
|
:: to make more specialized
|
| specializzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of specializzare
|
| specializzarsi {vr}
|
:: to specialize
|
| specializzato {adj}
|
:: skilled
|
| specializzato {adj}
|
:: specialized
|
| specializzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of specializzarsi
|
| specializzazione {f} /spe.tʃa.lid.dzatˈtsjo.ne/
|
:: specialization
|
| specialmente {adv} /spe.t͡ʃalˈmen.te/
|
:: especially, particularly, mainly
|
| speciazione {f} [biology]
|
:: speciation
|
| specie {adv}
|
:: especially, particularly
|
| specie {f}
|
:: kind, type, sort
|
| specie {f} [biology]
|
:: species, strain, breed
|
| specie {f} [taxonomy]
|
:: species
|
| specie specificità {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of specie-specificità
|
| specie-specificità {m} [biology]
|
:: species-specificity
|
| specie-specifico {adj}
|
:: species-specific
|
| specifica {f}
|
:: specification
|
| specificabile {adj}
|
:: specifiable
|
| specificamente {adv}
|
:: specifically
|
| specificante {v}
|
:: present participle of specificare
|
| specificare {vt}
|
:: to specify, be specific
|
| specificatamente {adv}
|
:: specifically
|
| specificativo {adj}
|
:: specifying
|
| specificazione {f}
|
:: specification (all senses)
|
| specificità {f}
|
:: specificity
|
| specifico {adj} /speˈtʃifiko/
|
:: specific (all senses)
|
| specillante {v}
|
:: present participle of specillare
|
| specillare {vt} [surgery]
|
:: to probe
|
| specillo {m} [surgery]
|
:: probe
|
| speciosamente {adv}
|
:: speciously
|
| speciosità {f}
|
:: speciousness
|
| specioso {adj}
|
:: specious
|
| specismo {m}
|
:: speciesism
|
| speck {m} /ˈspɛk/
|
:: speck (type of ham)
|
| speco {m}
|
:: cave, cavern
|
| specola {f}
|
:: astronomical observatory
|
| specolante {v}
|
:: present participle of specolare
|
| specolare {v}
|
:: to keep under constant observation; to supervise
|
| specolare {v}
|
:: alternative form of speculare
|
| specolazione {f}
|
:: control, surveillance, supervision
|
| specolo {m}
|
:: speculum
|
| speculabile {adj}
|
:: That can be object of speculation
|
| speculante {v}
|
:: present participle of speculare
|
| speculare {adj}
|
:: mirror (attributive), specular
|
| speculare {vi}
|
:: To speculate (on or about)
|
| specularità {f}
|
:: specular quality
|
| specularmente {adv}
|
:: speculatively
|
| speculativo {adj}
|
:: speculative
|
| speculatore {m}
|
:: speculator, flipper
|
| speculazione {f}
|
:: speculation
|
| spedale {m} [obsolete, regional]
|
:: Variant of ospedale
|
| spedalità {f}
|
:: Variant of ospedalità
|
| spedantire {vt} [rare] /spe.danˈti.re/
|
:: To cause to become less pedantic
|
| spedente {v}
|
:: present participle of spedire
|
| spedentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spedirsi
|
| spedire {vt}
|
:: to send, dispatch, post, mail, forward, ship
|
| spedirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spedire
|
| spedirsi {v}
|
:: to hurry, hurry up; to hasten; to act with dispatch, get a move on
|
| spedirsi {v}
|
:: to extricate, free oneself
|
| speditamente {adv}
|
:: quickly, speedily
|
| speditezza {f}
|
:: quickness, rapidity
|
| speditivo {adj}
|
:: quick, speedy
|
| spedito {adj}
|
:: quick, speedy
|
| speditore {m}
|
:: sender
|
| speditore {m}
|
:: shipping clerk
|
| speditore {m}
|
:: consignor, consigner
|
| speditosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spedirsi
|
| spedizione {f}
|
:: consignment, forwarding, dispatch, shipment
|
| spedizione {f}
|
:: expedition
|
| spedizioniere {m}
|
:: forwarding agent, shipping agent
|
| spedizioniere {m}
|
:: customs broker
|
| spegnante {v}
|
:: present participle of spegnare
|
| spegnare {vt}
|
:: To redeem from pawn
|
| spegnente {v}
|
:: present participle of spegnere
|
| spegnentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spegnersi
|
| spegnere {vt} /ˈspeɲɲere/
|
:: to put out, to turn off
|
| spegnersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spegnere
|
| spegnersi {vr}
|
:: to go out [of a flame, cigarette, etc.]
|
| spegnersi {vr}
|
:: to be stifled
|
| spegnersi {vr}
|
:: to fade
|
| spegnersi {vr}
|
:: to pass away (die)
|
| spegnibile {adj}
|
:: extinguishable
|
| spegnimento {m}
|
:: extinguishing
|
| spegnimento {m}
|
:: switching off
|
| spegnimento {m}
|
:: stifling
|
| spegnitoio {m}
|
:: snuffer
|
| spelacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spelacchiare
|
| spelacchiare {vt}
|
:: To pluck or tear hair or fur off
|
| spelacchiato {adj}
|
:: mangy
|
| spelacchiato {adj}
|
:: threadbare, worn-out
|
| spelacchiato {adj}
|
:: shabby
|
| spelagare {vt} [obsolete, rare] /spe.laˈɡa.re/
|
:: To get (someone) out of a difficult situation
|
| spelagarsi {vr} [obsolete, rare] /spe.laˈɡar.si/
|
:: To get out of a difficult situation
|
| spelaia {f}
|
:: silk waste, taken from the filamentous burr that envelops the cocoon
|
| spelante {v}
|
:: present participle of spelare
|
| spelantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spelarsi
|
| spelare {vt}
|
:: To remove the hair or the fur from
|
| spelarsi {vr}
|
:: To lose one's hair or fur
|
| spelatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spelarsi
|
| spelatura {f}
|
:: bare or bald patch
|
| speleo- {adj}
|
:: Forms terms concerning caves or caving
|
| speleo {adj}
|
:: cave (attributive)
|
| speleobiologia {f} [biology]
|
:: speliobiology
|
| speleologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of speleologo
|
| speleologia {f}
|
:: speleology
|
| speleologico {adj}
|
:: speleological
|
| speleologo {m}
|
:: speleologist
|
| speleopaleontologia {f}
|
:: speleopaleontology
|
| speleozoologia {f}
|
:: speliozoology
|
| spellano {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Spello
|
| spellano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Spello
|
| spellante {v}
|
:: present participle of spellare
|
| spellantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spellarsi
|
| spellare {vt}
|
:: to skin [a rabbit, etc.]
|
| spellare {vt}
|
:: to graze [the knees, etc.]
|
| spellare {vt}
|
:: to fleece [a client]
|
| spellare {vt}
|
:: to flay
|
| spellarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spellare
|
| spellarsi {v}
|
:: to shed the skin [snake, etc.]
|
| spellarsi {v}
|
:: to peel [from sunburn]
|
| spellarsi {v}
|
:: to graze oneself
|
| spellatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spellarsi
|
| spellatura {f}
|
:: skinning, flaying
|
| spellatura {f}
|
:: graze, scrape
|
| Spello {prop}
|
:: Spello (town)
|
| spelonca {f}
|
:: cave, cavern
|
| spelonca {f}
|
:: hovel
|
| spelta {f}
|
:: spelt (Triticum spelta)
|
| spelucchino {m}
|
:: paring knife
|
| speme {f} [poetic] /ˈspɛ.me/
|
:: hope
|
| spendacciona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of spendaccione
|
| spendaccione {m}
|
:: spendthrift
|
| spendente {v}
|
:: present participle of spendere
|
| spendentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spendersi
|
| spendere {vt} /ˈspɛndere/
|
:: to spend (money)
|
| spendere {n}
|
:: expenditure (act of spending)
|
| spendereccio {adj}
|
:: spendthrift (attributive)
|
| spendersi {vr}
|
:: To do one's best
|
| spendibile {adj}
|
:: Capable of being spent; spendable
|
| spendibilità {f}
|
:: availability for spending
|
| spendita {f}
|
:: spending
|
| spenditore {m}
|
:: spender
|
| spengente {v}
|
:: present participle of spengere
|
| spengentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spengersi
|
| spengere {vt}
|
:: alternative form of spegnere
|
| spengersi {vr}
|
:: Variant of spegnersi
|
| spennacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spennacchiare
|
| spennacchiare {vt}
|
:: to pluck feathers from
|
| spennacchiare {vt}
|
:: to fleece, rip off
|
| spennacchiato {adj}
|
:: plucked
|
| spennante {v}
|
:: present participle of spennare
|
| spennantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spennarsi
|
| spennar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of spennare
|
| spennare {vt}
|
:: to pluck feathers from a fowl, etc
|
| spennarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spennare
|
| spennarsi {v}
|
:: to moult (lose feathers)
|
| spennatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spennarsi
|
| spennazzio {m}
|
:: The scattered feathers left on the ground after a bird has been caught and eaten by a predatory animal
|
| spennellante {v}
|
:: present participle of spennellare
|
| spennellare {vt}
|
:: To brush or dab (with liquid)
|
| spennellare {vi}
|
:: To paint
|
| spennellata {f}
|
:: quick application of paint, makeup, etc. on a surface; smear; brushstroke
|
| spennellatura {f}
|
:: painting, brushing
|
| spennellatura {f}
|
:: swabbing
|
| spensieratamente {adv}
|
:: lightheartedly (in a carefree manner)
|
| spensieratezza {f}
|
:: lightheartedness, joyousness, cheerfulness, carefreeness
|
| spensierato {adj}
|
:: carefree, unconcerned
|
| spensierato {adj}
|
:: lighthearted
|
| spento {adj}
|
:: out (lamp etc)
|
| spento {adj}
|
:: dull or faded
|
| spento {adj}
|
:: extinct (volcano)
|
| spento {adj}
|
:: lifeless (person)
|
| spento {adj}
|
:: muffled (sound)
|
| spentosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spengersi
|
| spenzolante {v}
|
:: present participle of spenzolare
|
| spenzolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spenzolarsi
|
| spenzolare {vti}
|
:: To dangle or hang
|
| spenzolarsi {vr}
|
:: To lean out
|
| spenzolatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spenzolarsi
|
| sperabile {adj}
|
:: desirable, hopeful
|
| sperabilmente {adv}
|
:: hopefully (in a hopeful manner)
|
| Sperandio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| sperante {v}
|
:: present participle of sperare
|
| speranza {f}
|
:: hope
|
| speranza matematica {f} [probability theory]
|
:: mathematical expectation
|
| speranzosamente {adv}
|
:: with great hope, hopefully
|
| speranzoso {adj}
|
:: hopeful
|
| sperare {v} [di, che]
|
:: to hope
|
| sperare {v} [in]
|
:: to trust, to hope
|
| sperdente {v}
|
:: present participle of sperdere
|
| sperdere {vt}
|
:: Variant of disperdere
|
| sperdimento {m}
|
:: scattering
|
| sperdimento {m}
|
:: squandering
|
| sperduto {adj}
|
:: out-of-the-way
|
| sperduto {adj}
|
:: lost
|
| sperduto {adj}
|
:: ill at ease
|
| sperequato {adj}
|
:: disproportionate, unequal
|
| sperequazione {f}
|
:: inequality, disproportion, imbalance
|
| spergente {v}
|
:: present participle of spergere
|
| spergere {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to destroy, annihilate
|
| spergere {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to disperse
|
| spergiurante {v}
|
:: present participle of spergiurare
|
| spergiurare {vi} /sper.d͡ʒuˈra.re/
|
:: To commit perjury
|
| spergiuratore {m} /sper.d͡ʒu.raˈto.re/
|
:: One who commits perjury; perjurer [male]
|
| spergiuratore {m} [rare]
|
:: One who renounces; apostate [male]
|
| spergiuratrice {f} /sper.d͡ʒu.raˈtri.t͡ʃe/
|
:: female equivalent of spergiuratore
|
| spergiuro {adj} /sperˈd͡ʒu.ro/
|
:: faithless
|
| spergiuro {m}
|
:: perjurer [male]
|
| spergiuro {m}
|
:: perjury
|
| spergola {f}
|
:: spurry
|
| spergola {f}
|
:: (sometimes capitalized) A grape variety, and white wine, from the area around Scandiano
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| Speri {prop}
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:: surname
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| Speri {prop}
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:: Tito Speri, Italian patriot
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| spericolarsi {vi} [rare]
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:: to be reckless; to expose oneself to danger with excessive temerity
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| spericolarsi {vi} [rare, Tuscany]
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:: to lose heart; to despond
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| spericolata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of spericolato
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| spericolatamente {adv}
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:: recklessly
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| spericolatezza {f}
|
:: recklessness
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| spericolato {adj}
|
:: reckless
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| spericolato {m}
|
:: daredevil, reckless person
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| sperimentabile {adj}
|
:: testable
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| sperimentabilità {f}
|
:: testability
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| sperimentale {adj}
|
:: experimental
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| sperimentalismo {m}
|
:: experimentalism
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| sperimentalità {f}
|
:: experimental character
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| sperimentalmente {adv}
|
:: experimentally
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| sperimentante {v}
|
:: present participle of sperimentare
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| sperimentare {v}
|
:: to experiment (with)
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| sperimentare {v}
|
:: to test
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| sperimentare {v}
|
:: to try out or test out
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| sperimentatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sperimentato
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| sperimentatissimo {adj}
|
:: very proven
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| sperimentatissimo {adj}
|
:: very experienced, very skilled
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| sperimentato {adj}
|
:: experienced, proven, skilled
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| sperimentato {adj}
|
:: proven, tried
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| sperimentato {adj}
|
:: experimental
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| sperimentatore {m}
|
:: experimenter
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| sperimentatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sperimentatore
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| sperimentazione {f}
|
:: experimentation, experiment, testing, trial
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| sperlano {m}
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:: sparling, European smelt (Osmerus eperlanus)
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| sperlatura {f}
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:: visual inspection (for impurities etc)
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| sperma {m}
|
:: sperm
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| spermatico {adj}
|
:: spermatic, sperm (attributive)
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| spermatide {m}
|
:: spermatid
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| spermato- {prefix}
|
:: spermato-
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| spermatocita {m}
|
:: spermatocyte
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| spermatofita {f} [botany]
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:: spermatophyte
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| spermatogenesi {f} [physiology]
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:: spermatogenesis
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| spermatogonio {m}
|
:: spermatogonium
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| spermatozoide {m}
|
:: spermatozoid
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| spermatozoo {m} /sper.ma.toˈd͡zɔ.o/
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:: spermatozoon
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| -spermia {suffix} /sperˈmia̯/
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:: Used to derive abstract nouns denoting a connection with semen or sperm
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| spermicida {adj}
|
:: spermicidal
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| spermicida {m}
|
:: spermicide
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| spermico {adj}
|
:: spermatic, spermic, sperm (attributive)
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| spermidina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: spermidine
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| spermina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: spermine
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| spermiogramma {m} [medicine]
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:: semen analysis
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| spernacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spernacchiare
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| spernacchiare {vti}
|
:: To blow a raspberry, to make a Bronx cheer
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| spernacchiare {vt}
|
:: To razz, to jeer at, to scoff at
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| speronamento {m}
|
:: ramming
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| speronante {v}
|
:: present participle of speronare
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| speronara {f} [nautical]
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:: speronata or lugger
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| speronare {vt}
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:: To ram
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| sperone {m}
|
:: spur
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| sperone {m}
|
:: ram
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| sperone {m}
|
:: buttress
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| speronella {f}
|
:: delphinium, larkspur
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| sperperamento {m}
|
:: squandering, dissipation
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| sperperante {v}
|
:: present participle of sperperare
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| sperperare {vt}
|
:: To squander
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| sperperato {adj}
|
:: squandered
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| sperperato {adj}
|
:: wasted
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| sperperatore {m}
|
:: squanderer, dissipater, spendthrift
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| sperperio {m}
|
:: (continuous) squandering
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| sperpero {m}
|
:: squandering
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| sperpero {m}
|
:: waste
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| sperso {adj}
|
:: lost
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| spersonalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spersonalizzare
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| spersonalizzare {vit}
|
:: to depersonalize
|
| spersonalizzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spersonalizzare
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| spersonalizzarsi {v}
|
:: to lose one's social or cultural identity by conforming to mainstream trends; to fit in
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| spersonalizzazione {f}
|
:: depersonalization
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| sperticante {v}
|
:: present participle of sperticarsi
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| sperticantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sperticarsi
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| sperticarsi {vr}
|
:: To exaggerate, to overdo, to lavish
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| sperticatamente {adv}
|
:: exaggeratedly, excessively
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| sperticato {adj}
|
:: Disproportionately long
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| sperticatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sperticarsi
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| sperto {adj} /ˈspɛr.to/
|
:: expert, experienced
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| spesa {f}
|
:: expense, expenditure, spending, cost, charge
|
| spesa {f}
|
:: shopping, purchase, buy
|
| spesa {f}
|
:: groceries
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| spesa imprevista {f}
|
:: incidental expense
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| spesante {v}
|
:: present participle of spesare
|
| spesare {vt}
|
:: To pay the expenses for
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| spesato {adj}
|
:: all-expenses-paid
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| spese processuali {n}
|
:: legal costs
|
| speso {adj}
|
:: spent
|
| spesosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spendersi
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| spessartina {f} [mineral]
|
:: spessartine
|
| spessente {v}
|
:: present participle of spessire
|
| spessimetrico {adj}
|
:: relating to the measurement of thickness
|
| spessimetro {m}
|
:: feeler gauge
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| spessire {vit}
|
:: to thicken
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| spessissimo {adv}
|
:: superlative of spesso; very often
|
| spessitudine {f}
|
:: thickness, density
|
| spesso {adj}
|
:: thick, dense
|
| spesso {adv}
|
:: often
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| spessore {m}
|
:: thickness
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| spessore {m} [figuratively]
|
:: depth, insight
|
| Spett. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of spettabile
|
| spettabile {adj}
|
:: esteemed
|
| spettabile {adj}
|
:: Dear, Messrs (in letters)
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| spettabilità {f}
|
:: Quality of being esteemed
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| spettacolare {adj}
|
:: spectacular
|
| spettacolarità {f}
|
:: The quality of being spectacular; spectacularity
|
| spettacolarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spettacolarizzare
|
| spettacolarizzare {vt}
|
:: to spectacularize (to make something more spectacular (used especially of television programmes)
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| spettacolarizzazione {f}
|
:: The conversion of something into a spectacle
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| spettacolarmente {adv}
|
:: spectacularly
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| spettacolino {m}
|
:: short show, performance etc
|
| spettacolistico {adj}
|
:: show, performance (attributive)
|
| spettacolo {m}
|
:: show, performance, play, review
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| spettacolo {m}
|
:: sight, view, spectacle
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| spettacolo pubblico {m}
|
:: public display, pageant, pageantry
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| spettacolosamente {adv}
|
:: spectacularly
|
| spettacoloso {adj}
|
:: spectacular
|
| spettacoloso {adj}
|
:: amazing, incredible
|
| spettante {v}
|
:: present participle of spettare
|
| spettante {adj}
|
:: pertinent
|
| spettanza {f}
|
:: concern
|
| spettanza {f} [in the plural]
|
:: An amount of money due or owing
|
| spettare {vi}
|
:: to be up to
|
| spettare {vi}
|
:: to be due
|
| spettatore {m}
|
:: spectator
|
| spettatore {m}
|
:: bystander, onlooker, witness
|
| spettatrice {f}
|
:: spectator
|
| spettatrice {f}
|
:: bystander, onlooker, witness
|
| spettegolante {v}
|
:: present participle of spettegolare
|
| spettegolare {vi}
|
:: To gossip
|
| spettinante {v}
|
:: present participle of spettinare
|
| spettinantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spettinarsi
|
| spettinare {vt}
|
:: to ruffle or mess up someone's hair
|
| spettinarsi {vr}
|
:: To ruffle or mess up one's hair
|
| spettinatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spettinarsi
|
| spettrale {adj}
|
:: ghostly, spectral
|
| spettrina {f} [protein]
|
:: spectrin
|
| spettro- {prefix}
|
:: spectro-
|
| spettro {m} /ˈspɛt.tro/
|
:: spectre, ghost, phantom
|
| spettro {m} [figurative]
|
:: spectre (threatening mental image)
|
| spettro {m}
|
:: spectrum
|
| spettro {m} [figurative]
|
:: range, scope
|
| spettrobolometro {m} [physics]
|
:: spectrobolometer
|
| spettrochimica {f} [chemistry, physics]
|
:: spectrochemistry
|
| spettrochimico {adj} [chemistry, physics]
|
:: spectrochemical
|
| spettrofotometria {f} [physics]
|
:: spectrophotometry
|
| spettrofotometrico {adj}
|
:: spectrophotometric
|
| spettrofotometro {m} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: spectrophotometer
|
| spettrografia {f} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: spectrography
|
| spettrografico {adj}
|
:: spectrographic
|
| spettrografo {m}
|
:: spectrograph
|
| spettrogramma {m} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: spectrogram
|
| spettromagnetografo {m} [physics]
|
:: spectromagnetograph
|
| spettrometria {f} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: spectrometry
|
| spettrometrico {adj}
|
:: spectrometric
|
| spettrometro {m} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: spectrometer
|
| spettroscopia {f} [chemistry]
|
:: spectroscopy
|
| spettroscopicamente {adv}
|
:: spectroscopically
|
| spettroscopico {adj}
|
:: spectroscopic
|
| spettroscopio {m} [physics]
|
:: spectrometer
|
| spettroscopista {mf}
|
:: spectroscopist
|
| spettro visibile {m} [physics]
|
:: visible spectrum (the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum visible to the eye)
|
| spezia {f} [colloquial] /ˈspɛt.tsja/
|
:: singular of spezie; a spice
|
| speziale {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: Variant of speciale
|
| speziale {m}
|
:: grocer
|
| spezialità {f} [obsolete]
|
:: Variant of specialità
|
| speziare {v}
|
:: to spice up (To enhance the flavor of something by adding spice to it)
|
| speziato {adj}
|
:: spicy
|
| spezie {f} {p} /ˈspɛt.tsje/
|
:: spices
|
| spezieria {f}
|
:: grocer's (shop); grocery
|
| spezieria {f}
|
:: spices
|
| spezioso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of specioso
|
| spezzabattuta {f} [music]
|
:: bar [British], measure [US] (vertical line drawn through a stave to mark off metrical units)
|
| spezzabile {adj}
|
:: breakable
|
| spezzafame {m}
|
:: snack
|
| spezzafame {m} [in the plural]
|
:: nibbles
|
| spezzamento {m}
|
:: splitting, breaking
|
| spezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spezzare
|
| spezzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spezzarsi
|
| spezzar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of spezzare
|
| spezzare {vt}
|
:: to break, break up
|
| spezzare {vt}
|
:: to chop [wood]
|
| spezzare una lancia {v}
|
:: To root for someone
|
| spezzare una lancia {v}
|
:: To stand shoulder to shoulder with someone
|
| spezzare una lancia {v}
|
:: To plead someone's cause
|
| spezzare una lancia {v}
|
:: To strike a blow for someone
|
| spezzare una lancia {v}
|
:: To wave the flag for someone
|
| spezzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spezzare
|
| spezzarsi {v}
|
:: to break
|
| spezzatino {m}
|
:: stew (of meat)
|
| spezzato {adj}
|
:: broken, broken up
|
| spezzato {m}
|
:: A man's two-piece suit
|
| spezzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spezzarsi
|
| spezzatura {f}
|
:: breaking, splitting
|
| spezzatura {f}
|
:: break, piece, fragment
|
| spezzettamento {m}
|
:: breaking up
|
| spezzettamento {m}
|
:: crumbling
|
| spezzettante {v}
|
:: present participle of spezzettare
|
| spezzettare {vt}
|
:: To dice
|
| spezzettare {vt}
|
:: To fragment
|
| spezzettare {vt}
|
:: To divide
|
| spezzettatura {f}
|
:: breaking up
|
| spezziante {v}
|
:: present participle of spezziare
|
| spezzina {f}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of La Spezia
|
| spezzino {adj} /spetˈtsi.no/
|
:: Of or relating to La Spezia
|
| spezzino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of La Spezia
|
| spezzonante {v}
|
:: present participle of spezzonare
|
| spezzonare {vt}
|
:: To bomb using fragmentation bombs
|
| spezzone {m}
|
:: piece, fragment
|
| spezzone {m}
|
:: clip [of a film, video, etc.]
|
| spezzone {m}
|
:: sliver
|
| spezzone {m}
|
:: fragmentation bomb
|
| spi {m} [nautical]
|
:: spinnaker
|
| spia {adj}
|
:: spy (attributive)
|
| spia {f}
|
:: spy, bug
|
| spia {f}
|
:: informer, infiltrator, spy, telltale, fink, grass
|
| spia {f}
|
:: (in a car, electric device, etc.) light, gauge, indicator
|
| spia {f} [figuratively]
|
:: sign, indication, symptom
|
| spiaccicante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiaccicare
|
| spiaccicantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spiaccicarsi
|
| spiaccicare {vt} /spjat.t͡ʃiˈka.re/
|
:: To squash, crush, squeeze or squish
|
| spiaccicarsi {v} /spjat.t͡ʃiˈkar.si/
|
:: reflexive of spiaccicare
|
| spiaccicarsi {vr}
|
:: to be squashed
|
| spiaccicarsi {vr}
|
:: to splatter
|
| spiaccicatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spiaccicarsi
|
| spiaccichio {m}
|
:: (continuous) squashing
|
| spiaccichio {m}
|
:: squash (or a squashy mess)
|
| spiacente {v} /spjaˈtʃɛnte/
|
:: present participle of spiacere
|
| spiacente {adj}
|
:: sorry
|
| spiacer {v}
|
:: apocopic form of spiacere
|
| spiacere {vi}
|
:: alternative form of dispiacere
|
| spiacersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spiacere
|
| spiacersi {vi}
|
:: (with di + inf.) to regret
|
| spiacevole {adj}
|
:: unpleasant, disagreeable
|
| spiacevolezza {f}
|
:: unpleasantness, disagreeableness
|
| spiacevolmente {adv}
|
:: unpleasantly, disagreeably
|
| spiaggetta {f}
|
:: small beach
|
| spiaggettina {f}
|
:: very small beach
|
| spiaggia {f} /ˈspjaddʒa/
|
:: beach
|
| spiaggiamento {m}
|
:: stranding, beaching
|
| spiaggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiaggiare
|
| spiaggiare {vi} [nautical]
|
:: to beach, strand, wash up or run aground
|
| spianabile {adj}
|
:: That can be levelled
|
| spianamento {m}
|
:: levelling
|
| spianante {v}
|
:: present participle of spianare
|
| spianantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spianarsi
|
| spianare {vt}
|
:: to level
|
| spianare {vt}
|
:: to raze
|
| spianare {vt}
|
:: to roll out [pasta]
|
| spianare {vt}
|
:: to iron [laundry]
|
| spianare {vt}
|
:: to smooth
|
| spianarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spianare
|
| spianarsi {v}
|
:: to become smooth
|
| spianarsi {v}
|
:: to smooth [one's way]
|
| spianata {f}
|
:: clearing
|
| spianata {f}
|
:: esplanade
|
| spianatoia {f}
|
:: pastry board
|
| spianatoio {m}
|
:: rolling pin
|
| spianatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spianarsi
|
| spianatrice {f}
|
:: grader, leveller (ground or road preparation)
|
| spianatura {f}
|
:: levelling
|
| spianatura {f}
|
:: smoothing
|
| spianatura {f}
|
:: flattening
|
| spiano {m} /ˈspi.a.no/
|
:: level ground, clearing
|
| spiantante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiantare
|
| spiantare {vt}
|
:: to dig out
|
| spiantare {vt}
|
:: to uproot
|
| spiantare {vt}
|
:: to ruin
|
| spiantato {adj}
|
:: penniless
|
| spiantato {m}
|
:: pauper
|
| spiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiare
|
| spiare {vt}
|
:: to spy on, peep, peek, observe
|
| spiare {vt}
|
:: to gauge, try to judge
|
| spiata {f}
|
:: tip-off
|
| spiattellante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiattellare
|
| spiattellare {vt}
|
:: To blab or spill
|
| spiattellare {vt}
|
:: To display
|
| spiazzamento {m}
|
:: wrong-footing
|
| spiazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiazzare
|
| spiazzante {adj}
|
:: unsettling
|
| spiazzare {vt}
|
:: to wrongfoot
|
| spiazzata {f}
|
:: clearing (open space)
|
| spiazzata {f}
|
:: bald patch
|
| spiazzo {m}
|
:: clearing (open space)
|
| spica {f} [poetic]
|
:: alternative form of spiga; ear (of corn); spike
|
| spica {f} [regional]
|
:: lavender
|
| Spica {prop}
|
:: Spica
|
| spicaro {m} [regional]
|
:: picarel (of genus Spicara)
|
| spicastro {m} [botany]
|
:: spikelike inflorescence
|
| spiccante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiccare
|
| spiccare {vt}
|
:: to jump, leap
|
| spiccare {vt}
|
:: to spread one's wings
|
| spiccare {vt}
|
:: to issue [an order]
|
| spiccare {vi} [figuratively]
|
:: to stand out
|
| spiccatamente {adv} /spik.ka.taˈmen.te/
|
:: markedly, distinctly, clearly, strongly
|
| spiccato {adj}
|
:: strong, marked, broad, remarkable, distinct
|
| spicchio {m}
|
:: segment (of orange etc)
|
| spicchio {m}
|
:: clove (of garlic)
|
| spicciante {v}
|
:: present participle of spicciare
|
| spicciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spicciarsi
|
| spicciare {vt}
|
:: to complete, finish off
|
| spicciare {vt}
|
:: to attend to [a client, etc.]
|
| spicciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spicciare
|
| spicciarsi {v}
|
:: to hurry up
|
| spicciativo {adj}
|
:: hurried
|
| spicciativo {adj}
|
:: abrupt, brusque, rough, forceful
|
| spicciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spicciarsi
|
| spiccicante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiccicare
|
| spiccicantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spiccicarsi
|
| spiccicare {vt}
|
:: To unstick or detach
|
| spiccicarsi {vr}
|
:: To become unstuck or detached
|
| spiccicato {adj}
|
:: unstuck
|
| spiccicato {adj}
|
:: detached
|
| spiccicatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spiccicarsi
|
| spiccio {adj}
|
:: quick
|
| spiccio {adj}
|
:: abrupt, brusque, brisk
|
| spiccio {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: small change
|
| spicciolame {m}
|
:: small change
|
| spicciolante {v}
|
:: present participle of spicciolare
|
| spicciolare {vt}
|
:: to pluck [especially grapes]
|
| spicciolare {vt}
|
:: to give change for [a small amount of money]
|
| spicciolata {f}
|
:: only in alla spicciolata
|
| spicciolato {adj}
|
:: scattered, isolated
|
| spicciolo {adj}
|
:: Describing small change
|
| spicciolo {m}
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:: small change
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| spicciolo {m}
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:: chump change
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| spicciolo {m}
|
:: loose change
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| spicciolo {m}
|
:: shrapnel [slang]
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| spicco {m}
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:: Any distinguishing characteristic of an individual
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| spicconante {v}
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:: present participle of spicconare
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| spicconare {vt}
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:: To break up, or tear up, with a pickaxe
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| spiciforme {adj}
|
:: spiciform
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| spicinare {vt} [Tuscany, colloquial] /spi.t͡ʃiˈna.re/
|
:: to dice, to fragment
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| spicinare {vt} [Tuscany, colloquial]
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:: to crumble
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| spicinare {vt} [Tuscany, colloquial, by extension]
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:: to crush
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| spicinio {m}
|
:: crumbling
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| spicinio {m}
|
:: fragments, scraps, crumbs
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| spicola {f}
|
:: spicule (all senses)
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| spider {m} [computing]
|
:: spider (Internet software)
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| spidocchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spidocchiare
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| spidocchiare {vt}
|
:: To delouse
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| spiedata {f}
|
:: the quantity of meat that will fit on a spit at one go
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| spiedino {m}
|
:: skewer
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| spiedo {m} /ˈspjɛ.do/
|
:: spit (kitchen implement)
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| spiegabile {adj}
|
:: explainable
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| spiegabilità {f}
|
:: explicability, explainability
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| spiegamento {m} [uncommon] /spje.ɡaˈmen.to/
|
:: The act of unfolding or unraveling
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| spiegamento {m} [obsolete]
|
:: explanation, clarification
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| spiegamento {m} [military]
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:: The tactic of switching to a combat formation
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| spiegamento {m} [military, by extension]
|
:: A vast deployment of armed forces
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| spiegamento {m} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: The showcasing of a large number of people or things
|
| spiegante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiegare
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| spiegantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spiegarsi
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| spiegare {vt}
|
:: to explain, elucidate, expound, show, account, understand
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| spiegare {vt}
|
:: to unfold, spread, open out, lay out, unfurl
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| spiegarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spiegare
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| spiegarsi {vr}
|
:: to explain oneself, make oneself understood, make oneself clear
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| spiegarsi {vr}
|
:: to clear things up
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| spiegarsi {vr}
|
:: to be explained, become clear, be clear
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| spiegarsi {vr}
|
:: to unfold, spread out, open out, unfurl
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| spiegatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spiegarsi
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| spiegatura {f}
|
:: unfolding
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| spiegatura {f}
|
:: spreading out
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| spiegazione {f}
|
:: explanation, elucidation, interpretation, reason, lesson
|
| spiegazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiegazzare
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| spiegazzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spiegazzarsi
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| spiegazzare {vt}
|
:: To crease, to crumple, to wrinkle, to ruck
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| spiegazzarsi {vr}
|
:: To get creased, to get crumpled, to crease, to crumple, to wrinkle
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| spiegazzato {adj}
|
:: creased, crumpled, wrinkled
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| spiegazzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spiegazzarsi
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| spiegazzatura {f}
|
:: creasing
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| spiegazzatura {f}
|
:: creases, rucks
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| spiegone {m}
|
:: long explanation
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| spiemontizzarsi {v} [historical]
|
:: To lose the Piedmontese features, in reference to post-Risorgimento Italy
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| spietatamente {adv}
|
:: pitilessly, unmercifully
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| spietatezza {f}
|
:: pitilessness, cruelty
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| spietato {adj}
|
:: merciless, ruthless, pitiless, cruel
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| spietato {adj}
|
:: fierce, bitter, relentless
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| spietrante {v}
|
:: present participle of spietrare
|
| spietrare {v}
|
:: To clear land of stones prior to ploughing or seeding
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| spifferante {v}
|
:: present participle of spifferare
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| spifferare {vi} [of air]
|
:: to blow through a crack (as a draught)
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| spifferare {vt}
|
:: to blurt out
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| spifferare {vt}
|
:: to let the cat out of the bag
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| spifferatore {m}
|
:: blabbermouth
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| spiffero {m}
|
:: draught (of air)
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| spiga {f}
|
:: ear (of corn), spike
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| spigante {v}
|
:: present participle of spigare
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| spigare {vi} [of a cereal crop]
|
:: to come into ear
|
| spigato {adj}
|
:: herringbone, twill (attributive)
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| spigatura {f}
|
:: earing (formation of ears of corn, or the period when this happens)
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| spighetta {f}
|
:: spikelet
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| spighetta {f}
|
:: trimming, braid
|
| spigionante {v}
|
:: present participle of spigionarsi
|
| spigionantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spigionarsi
|
| spigionarsi {vr}
|
:: To be/become vacant or empty
|
| spigionato {adj}
|
:: vacant, empty
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| spigliatamente {adv}
|
:: self-confidently, breezily
|
| spigliatezza {f}
|
:: self-confidence, self-possession
|
| spigliato {adj}
|
:: self-confident, easy, relaxed
|
| spignoramento {m}
|
:: redemption (of something pawned)
|
| spignorante {v}
|
:: present participle of spignorare
|
| spignorare {vt}
|
:: To redeem (from a pawnshop)
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| spigo {m}
|
:: lavender (Lavandula latifolia)
|
| spigola {f} /ˈspi.ɡo.la/
|
:: European seabass (Dicentrarchus labrax)
|
| spigolante {v}
|
:: present participle of spigolare
|
| spigolar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of spigolare
|
| spigolare {vt} [rare] /spi.ɡoˈla.re/
|
:: To harvest (grain) left behind after the crop has been reaped; to glean
|
| spigolare {vi}
|
:: To harvest grain left behind after the crop has been reaped; to glean
|
| spigolare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: To collect or gather from different sources
|
| spigolare {vi} [skiing]
|
:: To tilt the skis by shifting one's weight on their edges
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| spigolatore {m}
|
:: gleaner
|
| spigolatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of spigolatore
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| spigolatura {f}
|
:: gleaning
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| spigolatura {f}
|
:: gleanings, titbits
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| spigolo {m}
|
:: corner (of a wall etc)
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| spigolo {m}
|
:: edge
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| spigolosamente {adv}
|
:: edgily, touchily
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| spigolosità {f}
|
:: angularity, sharpness, roughness
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| spigolosità {f}
|
:: touchiness, edginess
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| spigolosità {f}
|
:: harshness, hardness
|
| spigoloso {adj}
|
:: angular, sharp
|
| spigoloso {adj}
|
:: prickly, touchy
|
| spigoloso {adj}
|
:: difficult
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| spigonardo {m}
|
:: spike lavender (Lavandula dentata)
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| spigoso {adj} [botany]
|
:: Having spikes or ears
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| spigrente {v}
|
:: present participle of spigrire
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| spigrire {vt}
|
:: To rouse to action
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| spilambertese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Spilamberto
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| Spilamberto {prop}
|
:: Spilamberto (small town)
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| spilla {f}
|
:: brooch, broach, breastpin
|
| spilla {f}
|
:: scarfpin
|
| spilla {f} [regional, transferred sense]
|
:: pin
|
| spillaccherare {vt} [Tuscany] /spil.lak.keˈra.re/
|
:: To clean from mud splatters
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| spilla da balia {f}
|
:: synonym of spilla di sicurezza
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| spilla di sicurezza {f}
|
:: safety pin
|
| spillante {v}
|
:: present participle of spillare
|
| spillare {vt}
|
:: to staple
|
| spillare {vt}
|
:: to tap [a barrel]
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| spillare {vt}
|
:: to get or steal [especially money] little by little
|
| spillare {vt}
|
:: to wrest, extort
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| spillare {vi} [rare]
|
:: (takes essere as auxiliary) to spout, spurt slowly
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| spillare {vi} [rare]
|
:: to leak slowly
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| spillatico {m}
|
:: pin money
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| spillatore {m}
|
:: keg tap (device used to dispense liquids from kegs)
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| spillatrice {f} /spil.laˈtri.t͡ʃe/
|
:: stapler (device which binds together paper)
|
| spillatrice {f}
|
:: synonym of spillatore
|
| spillatura {f}
|
:: tapping, broaching (a barrel)
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| spillatura {f}
|
:: racking (wine)
|
| spillatura {f}
|
:: stapling
|
| spilletta {f}
|
:: badge, pin
|
| spillettina {f}
|
:: synonym of spilletta
|
| spillo {m}
|
:: pin
|
| spillo {m}
|
:: hatpin
|
| spillo {m}
|
:: tiepin
|
| spillone {m}
|
:: hatpin
|
| spilluzzicante {v}
|
:: present participle of spilluzzicare
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| spilluzzicare {vt}
|
:: To nibble or pick at (food)
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| spilorceria {f}
|
:: meanness, stinginess
|
| spilorcio {adj}
|
:: mean, stingy, miserly, tight-fisted
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| spilorcio {m}
|
:: miser
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| spiluccante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiluccare
|
| spiluccare {vt}
|
:: to pluck [one at a time]
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| spiluccare {vt}
|
:: to nibble (pick at)
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| spilungona {f}
|
:: beanpole (tall, thin woman)
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| spilungone {m}
|
:: beanpole (tall, thin person)
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| spina {f}
|
:: thorn
|
| spina {f}
|
:: spine, prickle
|
| spina {f}
|
:: plug (electrical)
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| spina {f}
|
:: bone (of fish)
|
| spina {f}
|
:: bunghole
|
| spinace {m}
|
:: spinach
|
| spinacio {m}
|
:: spinach (plant)
|
| spinacio {m} [cooking, food, chiefly in the plural]
|
:: spinach (as a food)
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| spinacristi {f}
|
:: matrimony vine, boxthorn (of genus Lycium)
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| spina dorsale {f} [anatomy]
|
:: backbone, spine
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| spinaio {m}
|
:: briar-patch (place full of brambles)
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| spinaio {m}
|
:: Anything intricate and confusing, especially a difficult problem
|
| spinale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: spinal
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| spinapesce {adj}
|
:: herringbone (attributive)
|
| spinarello {m}
|
:: stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus)
|
| spinarolo {m} [zoology, ichthyology]
|
:: spiny dogfish (Squalus acanthias)
|
| spinato {adj}
|
:: barbed (wire)
|
| spinato {adj}
|
:: herringbone (patterned)
|
| spincione {m}
|
:: A songbird used as a lure to catch others
|
| spinella {f}
|
:: alternative form of schinella
|
| Spinelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Spinelli {prop}
|
:: Altiero Spinelli, Italian politician and writer
|
| spinello {m} [slang] /spiˈnɛl.lo/
|
:: joint [marijuana cigarette]
|
| spinello {m} [mineral]
|
:: spinel
|
| spinescenza {f} [botany]
|
:: spinescence
|
| spineto {m}
|
:: thorny thicket
|
| spinetta {f}
|
:: spinet
|
| spingarda {f} [historical, weaponry]
|
:: springald (ancient military engine for launching stones)
|
| spingarda {f} [historical, firearms]
|
:: punt gun
|
| spingardata {f} [soccer]
|
:: a very powerful kick
|
| spingente {v}
|
:: present participle of spingere
|
| spingentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spingersi
|
| spingere {vt} /ˈspindʒere/
|
:: to push, press
|
| spingere {vt}
|
:: to shove
|
| spingere {vt}
|
:: to drive, lead
|
| spingere barchino con pertica {v}
|
:: to punt
|
| spingersi {vr}
|
:: To push on or venture
|
| spingidisco {m} /spin.d͡ʒiˈdis.ko/
|
:: (clutch) pressure plate
|
| spinnaker {m} [nautical]
|
:: spinnaker
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| spino {m}
|
:: briar, thornbush
|
| spino di Giuda {m}
|
:: honey locust (Gleditsia triacanthos)
|
| Spinola {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| spinone {m}
|
:: griffon (breed of dog)
|
| spinore {m} [physics]
|
:: spinor
|
| spinosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of spinoso
|
| spinosità {f}
|
:: prickliness, thorniness (also figuratively)
|
| spinoso {adj}
|
:: prickly, thorny, spiny
|
| spinoso {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: thorny, ticklish, touchy
|
| spinoso {m} [regional]
|
:: synonym of porcospino
|
| spinotto {m}
|
:: plug (electrical)
|
| spinotto {m}
|
:: gudgeon pin [UK]
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| spinotto {m}
|
:: wrist pin [US]
|
| spinoziano {adj}
|
:: Spinozian
|
| spinozismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: Spinozism
|
| spinta {f}
|
:: push, thrust, shove
|
| spinta {f}
|
:: leg up, string-pulling
|
| spinta {f}
|
:: drive, incentive, boost, push
|
| spinta {f} [physics]
|
:: thrust
|
| spintarella {f} [colloquial]
|
:: A recommendation, especially one made secretly (or by pulling strings)
|
| spinterogeno {m}
|
:: coil (that generates the spark in a car engine)
|
| spinterogeno {m} [colloquial]
|
:: distributor (in a car engine)
|
| spinterometro {m}
|
:: spark gap
|
| spinto {adj}
|
:: pushed, driven, led
|
| spinto {adj}
|
:: risqué, raunchy
|
| spinto {adj}
|
:: high (vacuum)
|
| spintonamento {m}
|
:: push, shove
|
| spintonante {v}
|
:: present participle of spintonare
|
| spintonare {vt}
|
:: To push or shove
|
| spintone {m}
|
:: push, shove
|
| spintore {m} [nautical]
|
:: pusher tug
|
| spintosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spingersi
|
| spintronica {f} [physics]
|
:: spintronics
|
| spintronico {adj}
|
:: spintronic
|
| spiombante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiombare
|
| spiombare {vt}
|
:: to unseal
|
| spiombare {vt}
|
:: to put out of plumb
|
| spiona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of spione
|
| spionaggio {m}
|
:: espionage, spying
|
| spionaggio industriale {m}
|
:: industrial espionage
|
| spioncello {m}
|
:: water pipit
|
| spioncino {m}
|
:: peephole, spyhole
|
| spione {m}
|
:: sneak, telltale
|
| spione {m} [slang]
|
:: peeper
|
| spionistico {adj}
|
:: spy (attributive)
|
| spiovente {v}
|
:: present participle of spiovere
|
| spiovente {adj}
|
:: sloping; sloped
|
| spiovente {m}
|
:: slope
|
| spiovente {m}
|
:: pitched roof
|
| spiovente {m} [sports, especially, soccer]
|
:: drop shot
|
| spiovere {vi} [impersonal] /ˈspjɔ.ve.re/
|
:: to stop raining
|
| spiovere {vi}
|
:: to flow downwards
|
| spiovere {vi}
|
:: (with su) to droop; to hang down
|
| spiovere {vi} [sports, especially, soccer]
|
:: [of a ball] to fall or land (in a specified area)
|
| spira {f}
|
:: coil
|
| spira {f}
|
:: curl (of smoke etc)
|
| Spira {prop}
|
:: Spira (city)
|
| spirabile {adj} [literary]
|
:: breathable (Variant of respirabile)
|
| spiracolo {m} [obsolete, literary] /spiˈra.ko.lo/
|
:: chink, fissure
|
| spiracolo {m} [zoology]
|
:: spiracle [of cartilaginous fish]
|
| spiracolo {m} [zoology]
|
:: blowhole, spiracle [of a cetacean]
|
| spiraglio {m}
|
:: chink, fissure
|
| spiraglio {m}
|
:: glimmer, gleam
|
| spirale {f}
|
:: spiral
|
| spirale {f}
|
:: coil
|
| spirale {f}
|
:: wreath
|
| spirale logaritmica {f} [geometry]
|
:: logarithmic spiral
|
| spiraliforme {adj}
|
:: spiral-shaped
|
| spiralizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiralizzare
|
| spiralizzare {vt}
|
:: to spiralize
|
| spiralizzazione {f}
|
:: spiralization
|
| spirante {v}
|
:: present participle of spirare
|
| spirante {adj}
|
:: breathing
|
| spirante {adj}
|
:: (phonetic) fricative
|
| spirante {m}
|
:: fricative consonant
|
| spirantizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spirantizzare
|
| spirantizzare {vt}
|
:: to spirantize
|
| spirantizzazione {f} [phonetics] /spi.ran.tid.d͡zaˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: spirantization
|
| spirare {vt}
|
:: to blow, breeze
|
| spirare {vi}
|
:: to expire, pass away, die
|
| spirazione {f}
|
:: breath; emanation
|
| spirazione {f}
|
:: end, expiry
|
| Spiridione {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| spirillo {m}
|
:: spirillum
|
| spiritano {adj}
|
:: Spiritan
|
| spiritato {adj}
|
:: possessed
|
| spiritato {adj}
|
:: wild (eyes etc)
|
| spiritato {m}
|
:: Person possessed by a spirit or the devil
|
| spiritello {m}
|
:: elf, sprite, fairy
|
| spiritello {m}
|
:: imp, scamp (naughty child)
|
| spiritico {adj}
|
:: spiritualist
|
| spiritismo {m}
|
:: spiritualism
|
| spiritista {mf}
|
:: spiritualist
|
| spiritistico {adj}
|
:: spiritualistic, spiritistic
|
| spirito {m}
|
:: spirit, mind
|
| spirito {m}
|
:: sparkle, wit, esprit
|
| spirito {m}
|
:: alcohol
|
| spirito di corpo {m}
|
:: esprit de corps
|
| spirito dolce {m} [Ancient Greek orthography]
|
:: smooth breathing
|
| spiritosaggine {f}
|
:: witticism, wisecrack
|
| spiritosamente {adv}
|
:: wittily
|
| spiritosità {f}
|
:: witticism, wisecrack
|
| spiritoso {adj}
|
:: witty
|
| spiritoso {adj}
|
:: funny
|
| spiritoso {adj}
|
:: spirituous
|
| spiritoso {m}
|
:: A witty person; a wit
|
| spiritosone {adj} [sarcastic]
|
:: Very funny or witty
|
| spirituale {adj}
|
:: spiritual (all senses)
|
| spiritualismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: spiritualism
|
| spiritualista {adj}
|
:: spiritualistic
|
| spiritualista {mf}
|
:: spiritualist
|
| spiritualistico {adj}
|
:: spiritualistic
|
| spiritualità {f}
|
:: spirituality
|
| spiritualizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiritualizzare
|
| spiritualizzare {vt}
|
:: to spiritualize
|
| spiritualizzazione {f}
|
:: spiritualization
|
| spiritualmente {adv}
|
:: spiritually
|
| spirituoso {adj}
|
:: synonym of spiritoso
|
| spiro- {prefix}
|
:: spiro- (all senses)
|
| spirocheta {f}
|
:: spirochete
|
| spirochetosi {f}
|
:: spirochetosis
|
| spirogira {f}
|
:: spirogyra
|
| spirografo {m} [zoology]
|
:: An annelid worm Sabella spallanzani
|
| spirografo {m}
|
:: Spirograph (geometric toy)
|
| spiroidale {adj}
|
:: spiral-shaped, spiral (attributive)
|
| spirometria {f}
|
:: spirometry
|
| spirometro {m}
|
:: spirometer
|
| spironolattone {m} [organic compound]
|
:: spironolactone
|
| spirotromba {f} [entomology]
|
:: proboscis
|
| spirto {m} [literary]
|
:: alternative form of spirito
|
| spirulina {f}
|
:: spirulina
|
| spiumacciare {v}
|
:: to plump up
|
| spiumante {v}
|
:: present participle of spiumare
|
| spiumare {vt}
|
:: to pluck [feathers]
|
| spiumare {vt}
|
:: to fleece, rip off
|
| spizzare {v} [card games, poker]
|
:: to brush over, touch lightly
|
| spizzicante {v}
|
:: present participle of spizzicare
|
| spizzicare {vt}
|
:: To nibble or peck at (food)
|
| spizzicatura {f}
|
:: nibbling
|
| spizzicatura {f}
|
:: morsel (of food)
|
| splafonante {v}
|
:: present participle of splafonare
|
| splafonare {vi}
|
:: To overrun or overshoot
|
| splancnico {adj}
|
:: splanchnic
|
| splancnocranio {m} [anatomy]
|
:: splanchnocranium, viscerocranium
|
| splancnologia {f}
|
:: splanchnology
|
| splancnopleurico {adj}
|
:: splanchnopleuric
|
| splateamento {m}
|
:: the flattening of ground prior to the laying of foundations
|
| splenalgia {f} [pathology]
|
:: splenalgia
|
| splendente {v}
|
:: present participle of splendere
|
| splendente {adj}
|
:: bright, shining, gleaming, glowing
|
| splendere {vi}
|
:: to shine
|
| splendidamente {adv} /splen.di.daˈmen.te/
|
:: magnificently, splendidly, brilliantly
|
| splendidezza {f}
|
:: brightness, shine, brilliance
|
| splendidezza {f}
|
:: splendor, magnificence
|
| splendidezza {f}
|
:: generosity
|
| splendido {adj}
|
:: splendid, brilliant, glorious, magnificent
|
| splendore {m}
|
:: splendour, glow
|
| splendore {m}
|
:: brilliance, brightness
|
| splene {m} [anatomy]
|
:: spleen
|
| splenectomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: splenectomy
|
| splenetico {adj}
|
:: splenetic
|
| splenico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: splenic
|
| splenio {m} [muscle]
|
:: splenius (muscle)
|
| splenio {m} [anatomy]
|
:: splenium (posterior extremity of corpus callosum)
|
| splenio del capo {m} [muscle]
|
:: splenius capitis
|
| splenio del collo {m} [muscle]
|
:: splenius cervicis, splenius colli
|
| splenio della testa {m} [muscle]
|
:: splenius capitis
|
| splenite {f} [pathology]
|
:: splenitis
|
| splenomegalia {f} [medicine]
|
:: splenomegaly
|
| splenopessi {f} [surgery]
|
:: splenopexy
|
| splenorenale {adj} [anatomy, medicine]
|
:: splenorenal
|
| spliceosoma {m}
|
:: spliceosome
|
| Spluga {prop}
|
:: Splugen / Splügen
|
| spocchia {f}
|
:: conceit (overly high self-esteem)
|
| spocchiosamente {adv}
|
:: conceitedly, haughtily
|
| spocchioso {adj}
|
:: conceited, haughty, self-important
|
| spodestamento {m}
|
:: dethronement, deposition (or deprivation of political power)
|
| spodestamento {m}
|
:: dispossession
|
| spodestante {v}
|
:: present participle of spodestare
|
| spodestare {vt}
|
:: to dethrone, depose
|
| spodestare {vt}
|
:: to oust (from)
|
| spodestare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to deprive
|
| spodio {m}
|
:: spodium, bone charcoal
|
| spodumene {m} [mineral]
|
:: spodumene
|
| spoetizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spoetizzare
|
| spoetizzare {vt}
|
:: to disenchant, disillusion
|
| spoglia {f}
|
:: skin (of an animal)
|
| spoglia {f}
|
:: slough (of a snake etc)
|
| spoglia {f}
|
:: kill
|
| spogliante {v}
|
:: present participle of spogliare
|
| spogliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spogliarsi
|
| spogliare {vt}
|
:: to undress, strip, divest
|
| spogliarellista {mf}
|
:: stripper
|
| spogliarello {m} /spo.ʎaˈrɛl.lo/
|
:: striptease
|
| spogliarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spogliare
|
| spogliarsi {vr}
|
:: to strip, undress
|
| spogliarsi {vr} [of a snake]
|
:: to shed one's skin
|
| spogliarsi {vr} [of a tree]
|
:: to shed its leaves
|
| spogliarsi {vr}
|
:: to rid oneself of
|
| spogliatoio {m}
|
:: changing room
|
| spogliatoio {m}
|
:: locker room
|
| spogliatoio {m}
|
:: dressing room
|
| spogliatore {m}
|
:: robber, plunderer, despoiler
|
| spogliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spogliarsi
|
| spogliazione {f}
|
:: gleaning
|
| spoglio {adj}
|
:: empty
|
| spoglio {adj}
|
:: bare
|
| spoglio {adj}
|
:: simple
|
| spoglio {m}
|
:: count (of votes)
|
| spoilerare {v} [neologism]
|
:: to spoil [a book, film, etc.]
|
| spola {f}
|
:: shuttle (in weaving and in transportation)
|
| spola {f}
|
:: bobbin
|
| spola {f}
|
:: spool
|
| spolatrice {f}
|
:: winding frame
|
| Spoleto {prop}
|
:: Spoleto (town)
|
| spoletta {f}
|
:: spool, bobbin
|
| spoletta {f}
|
:: fuse (of a bomb)
|
| spolettante {v}
|
:: present participle of spolettare
|
| spolettare {vt}
|
:: To fuse (a bomb etc)
|
| spolettificio {m}
|
:: military fuse factory
|
| spoliante {v}
|
:: present participle of spoliare
|
| spoliare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to strip, denude, despoil, spoliate
|
| spoliazione {f}
|
:: spoliation
|
| spoliazione {f}
|
:: dispossession, embezzlement, misappropriation
|
| spoliazione {f}
|
:: despoliation, plundering, pillage, sacking, looting
|
| spoliticizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spoliticizzare
|
| spoliticizzare {v}
|
:: to depoliticize
|
| spoliticizzazione {f}
|
:: depoliticization
|
| spollonante {v}
|
:: present participle of spollonare
|
| spollonare {vt}
|
:: To remove suckers or sideshoots from
|
| spollonatura {f}
|
:: The removal of suckers or sideshoots
|
| spolmonante {v}
|
:: present participle of spolmonarsi
|
| spolmonantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spolmonarsi
|
| spolmonarsi {vr}
|
:: To shout oneself hoarse
|
| spolmonatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spolmonarsi
|
| spolpamento {m}
|
:: picking (removal of flesh from bones)
|
| spolpante {v}
|
:: present participle of spolpare
|
| spolpare {vt}
|
:: To skin (or strip the flesh off)
|
| spoltiglia {f}
|
:: emery
|
| spoltiglio {m}
|
:: emery
|
| spoltrire {vt} [literary] /spolˈtri.re/
|
:: To rid of laziness
|
| spoltrirsi {v} [literary] /spolˈtrir.si/
|
:: reflexive of spoltrire; To forshake sloth or laziness
|
| spoltronente {v}
|
:: present participle of spoltronire
|
| spoltronire {vt} /spol.troˈni.re/
|
:: To rouse to action
|
| spolverante {v}
|
:: present participle of spolverare
|
| spolverare {vt}
|
:: to dust (remove dust)
|
| spolverare {vt} [cooking, etc.]
|
:: to dust, sprinkle
|
| spolverare {vt}
|
:: to polish off
|
| spolverare {v}
|
:: to gulp down
|
| spolverata {f}
|
:: dusting (dust removing)
|
| spolverata {f}
|
:: dusting, sprinkling
|
| spolveratura {f}
|
:: dusting
|
| spolveratura {f}
|
:: brushing
|
| spolveratura {f}
|
:: sprinkling, smattering
|
| spolverino {m}
|
:: dust coat
|
| spolverio {m}
|
:: cloud of dust
|
| spolverio {m}
|
:: gobbling (avid eating)
|
| spolverizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spolverizzare
|
| spolverizzare {vt}
|
:: to dust, sprinkle
|
| spompante {v}
|
:: present participle of spompare
|
| spompare {vt}
|
:: To wear out or tire
|
| spompinante {v}
|
:: present participle of spompinare
|
| spompinare {v} [sex, vulgar]
|
:: to give a blowjob
|
| sponda {f}
|
:: bank, riparian (of a river)
|
| sponda {f}
|
:: shore
|
| sponda {f}
|
:: side
|
| sponda {f}
|
:: bedstead
|
| spondaico {adj}
|
:: spondaic
|
| spondale {adj}
|
:: bankside, shoreside
|
| spondeo {m} /spon.ˈdɛ.o/
|
:: spondee
|
| spondilite {f} [pathology]
|
:: spondylitis
|
| spondilite anchilosante {f} [medicine]
|
:: ankylosing spondylitis
|
| spondilo {m} [anatomy, obsolete]
|
:: vertebra
|
| spondilolisi {f} [pathology]
|
:: spondylolysis
|
| sponente {v}
|
:: present participle of sporre
|
| spongata {f}
|
:: A Christmas sweet, from Emilia, made of disks of pastry filled with honey and dried fruit
|
| spongiforme {adj}
|
:: spongiform
|
| spongina {f} [protein]
|
:: spongin
|
| spongiosità {f}
|
:: sponginess
|
| spongioso {adj}
|
:: spongy
|
| sponsale {adj}
|
:: nuptial
|
| sponsali {mp}
|
:: betrothal
|
| sponsali {mp}
|
:: nuptials
|
| sponsalizio {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sposalizio
|
| sponsor {m}
|
:: sponsor (commercial)
|
| sponsorizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sponsorizzare
|
| sponsorizzare {vt} [business, sport]
|
:: to sponsor, patronize
|
| sponsorizzazione {f}
|
:: sponsorship
|
| sponsorizzazione {f}
|
:: patronage
|
| spontaneamente {adv}
|
:: spontaneously
|
| spontaneismo {m}
|
:: spontaneism (revolutionary spontaneity)
|
| spontaneista {adj}
|
:: revolutionary spontaneity (attributive)
|
| spontaneità {f}
|
:: spontaneity
|
| spontaneo {adj}
|
:: spontaneous
|
| spontaneo {adj}
|
:: natural [personality, etc.]
|
| spontaneo {adj}
|
:: wild [vegetation]
|
| spoonerismo {m}
|
:: spoonerism
|
| spopolamento {m}
|
:: depopulation
|
| spopolante {v}
|
:: present participle of spopolare
|
| spopolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spopolarsi
|
| spopolare {vt}
|
:: to depopulate
|
| spopolare {vi}
|
:: to attract a large following
|
| spopolarsi {vr}
|
:: To become depopulated
|
| spopolato {adj}
|
:: depopulated
|
| spopolatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spopolarsi
|
| spopolazione {f}
|
:: depopulation
|
| spoppante {v}
|
:: present participle of spoppare
|
| spoppare {vt}
|
:: To wean
|
| spora {f}
|
:: spore
|
| Sporadi {prop}
|
:: Sporades
|
| sporadicamente {adv}
|
:: sporadically, occasionally
|
| sporadicità {f}
|
:: fitfulness
|
| sporadico {adj}
|
:: sporadic, occasional, fitful, isolated, scattered, rare
|
| sporangio {m}
|
:: sporangium
|
| sporata {f} [mycology]
|
:: spore print
|
| sporcacciona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sporcaccione
|
| sporcacciona {f}
|
:: slut
|
| sporcaccione {adj}
|
:: filthy, disgusting
|
| sporcaccione {m}
|
:: Filthy or disgusting person
|
| sporcamente {adv}
|
:: nastily, shockingly, dreadfully
|
| sporcamente {adv}
|
:: underhandedly, disloyally, treacherously
|
| sporcante {v}
|
:: present participle of sporcare
|
| sporcantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sporcarsi
|
| sporcare {vt}
|
:: to dirty, soil, stain
|
| sporcare {vt}
|
:: to sully
|
| sporcare {vt}
|
:: to besmirch
|
| sporcarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sporcare
|
| sporcarsi {v}
|
:: to become dirty or sullied
|
| sporcato {adj}
|
:: dirtied, soiled, stained
|
| sporcato {adj}
|
:: sullied
|
| sporcatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sporcarsi
|
| sporchevole {adj} [rare or humorous] /sporˈke.vo.le/
|
:: that can dirty or soil; soily
|
| sporchevole {adj} [rare or humorous]
|
:: easily dirtied or soiled
|
| sporchissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sporco
|
| sporcizia {f}
|
:: filth, squalor
|
| sporco {adj} /ˈspɔrko/
|
:: dirty, filthy, unclean, soiled
|
| sporco {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: dirty, foul, shady, coarse, obscene
|
| sporco {m}
|
:: dirt, filth, much
|
| sporco ostinato {m}
|
:: grime (stubborn stains)
|
| sporgente {v}
|
:: present participle of sporgere
|
| sporgente {adj}
|
:: projecting, protruding, prominent
|
| sporgentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sporgersi
|
| sporgenza {f}
|
:: protrusion, protuberance
|
| sporgenza {f}
|
:: coign
|
| sporgere {vit} /ˈspɔr.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to stick out or jut out
|
| sporgere {vt} [law]
|
:: to file [a complaint, lawsuit, etc.]
|
| sporgere denuncia {v}
|
:: to report (somebody or something) to police
|
| sporgersi {v} [.reflexive, da] /ˈspɔr.d͡ʒer.si/
|
:: to lean out (of)
|
| sporicida {m}
|
:: sporicide
|
| sporifero {adj}
|
:: sporiferous, spore-bearing
|
| sporigeno {adj}
|
:: sporogenic
|
| sporo- {prefix}
|
:: sporo-
|
| sporocarpo {m} [botany]
|
:: sporocarp
|
| sporociste {m} [biology]
|
:: sporocyst
|
| sporofillo {m} [botany]
|
:: sporophyll
|
| sporofito {m} [botany]
|
:: sporophyte
|
| sporogenesi {f}
|
:: sporogenesis
|
| sporogeno {adj}
|
:: sporogenic
|
| sporogonia {f} [botany]
|
:: sporogony
|
| sporogonio {m} [botany]
|
:: sporogonium
|
| sporologia {f} [botany]
|
:: sporology (study of spores)
|
| sporologico {adj}
|
:: sporological
|
| sporopollenina {f}
|
:: sporopollenin
|
| sporozoa {m}
|
:: sporozoan
|
| sporre {v}
|
:: obsolete form of porre
|
| sporre {v}
|
:: obsolete form of deporre
|
| sporre {v}
|
:: obsolete form of esporre
|
| sport {m}
|
:: sport (activity that uses physical skills, often competitive)
|
| sport {m}
|
:: hobby, pastime
|
| sporta {f}
|
:: shopping bag, bag
|
| sporta {f}
|
:: bagful
|
| sporta {f}
|
:: basket
|
| sportare {vi}
|
:: to overhang, project, protrude
|
| sportato {adj}
|
:: projecting, protruding, prominent
|
| sportellante {v}
|
:: present participle of sportellare
|
| sportellare {vi}
|
:: To open (of a door or window)
|
| sportellato {adj}
|
:: Having doors or windows
|
| sportellista {mf}
|
:: counter clerk
|
| sportellista {mf}
|
:: teller, bank clerk
|
| sportello {m} /sporˈtɛl.lo/
|
:: door, wicket, panel
|
| sportello {m}
|
:: counter, desk, window, front desk
|
| sportello {m}
|
:: branch
|
| sport estremo {m} [sports]
|
:: An extreme sport
|
| sportivamente {adv}
|
:: sportingly, fairly
|
| sportiveggiante {adj}
|
:: sporty (motor car)
|
| sportivissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sportivo
|
| sportivissimo {adj}
|
:: very sporting
|
| sportivissimo {adj}
|
:: very athletic
|
| sportività {f}
|
:: sportsmanship
|
| sportivo {adj}
|
:: sports (attribute), sporting
|
| sportivo {adj}
|
:: athletic, sportive, sport-loving, active
|
| sportivo {adj} [of clothes]
|
:: casual, sports (attribute)
|
| sportivo {adj}
|
:: (generous) sportsmanlike, sporting, fair
|
| sportivo {m}
|
:: sportsman, athlete
|
| sportosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sporgersi
|
| sporulazione {f} [biology]
|
:: sporulation
|
| sporzionare {vt}
|
:: to portion out [a food], especially in a restaurant
|
| sposa {f} /ˈspɔ.za/
|
:: bride
|
| sposa bambina {f}
|
:: child bride
|
| sposalizio {m}
|
:: A wedding ceremony
|
| sposalizio {prop} [Venice]
|
:: the ritual wedding of Venice with the sea in which a ring is dropped into the water by a Doge from a bucintoro [properly "lo sposalizio del mare"]
|
| sposante {v}
|
:: present participle of sposare
|
| sposantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sposarsi
|
| sposare {vt}
|
:: to marry, get someone married to, join in marriage, give in marriage
|
| sposare {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to embrace, espouse, join
|
| sposarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sposare
|
| sposarsi {v}
|
:: to marry, get married
|
| sposarsi {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to go well, look well, blend well
|
| sposato {adj}
|
:: married, wedded
|
| sposatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sposarsi
|
| sposina {f}
|
:: Young wife, or one recently married
|
| sposino {m}
|
:: Young husband, or one recently married
|
| sposo {m}
|
:: bridegroom, groom, husband, spouse
|
| sposo {m} [in the plural]
|
:: bride and bridegroom, newlyweds
|
| spossamento {m}
|
:: fatigue, tiredness, exhaustion
|
| spossante {v}
|
:: present participle of spossare
|
| spossante {adj}
|
:: exhausting
|
| spossare {vt}
|
:: To exhaust or wear out
|
| spossatezza {f}
|
:: fatigue, tiredness, exhaustion
|
| spossato {adj}
|
:: exhausted, worn out, tired
|
| spossedente {v}
|
:: present participle of spossedere
|
| spossedere {vt}
|
:: To dispossess
|
| spossessante {v}
|
:: present participle of spossessare
|
| spossessare {vt}
|
:: To dispossess
|
| spostabile {adj}
|
:: movable
|
| spostabilità {f}
|
:: movability, movableness
|
| spostamento {m}
|
:: movement
|
| spostamento {m}
|
:: shift, change of position
|
| spostamento d'aria {n}
|
:: See: it spostamento di aria
|
| spostamento d'aria {n} [idiom]
|
:: sudden movement of a mass of air caused by an explosion; blast
|
| spostante {v}
|
:: present participle of spostare
|
| spostantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spostarsi
|
| spostare {vt}
|
:: to move, shift, displace, budge, get off
|
| spostare {vt} [of a date or time]
|
:: to change, postpone
|
| spostare {vt}
|
:: to transfer, move
|
| spostarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of spostare
|
| spostarsi {v}
|
:: to move, shift, edge, change one's place, travel
|
| spostata {f}
|
:: misfit
|
| spostato {m}
|
:: misfit
|
| spostatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spostarsi
|
| spot {m}
|
:: spot (theatrical light; luminous point; brief radio or TV advertisment)
|
| spranga {f}
|
:: bar
|
| spranga {f}
|
:: bolt
|
| sprangante {v}
|
:: present participle of sprangare
|
| sprangare {vt}
|
:: to bar or bolt
|
| sprangare {vt}
|
:: to hit or strike with a bar or bolt
|
| sprangare {vt} [Tuscany]
|
:: to repair broken earthenware by rejoining the pieces with iron
|
| sprangata {f}
|
:: blow dealt with a bar or bolt
|
| sprangatura {f}
|
:: bolting, barring
|
| spratto {m} /ˈsprat.to/
|
:: sprat
|
| spratto {m}
|
:: particularly the European sprat (Sprattus sprattus)
|
| sprazzare {vt} /spratˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: To give off or emit in short bursts
|
| sprazzare {vi}
|
:: To appear in short bursts
|
| sprazzo {m} /ˈsprat.t͡so/
|
:: a spray, a spurting out (of liquid)
|
| sprazzo {m} [by extension]
|
:: flash (of light; of intelligence)
|
| Sprea {prop}
|
:: The river Spree, in Germany
|
| spread {m} [trading, finance]
|
:: The difference between returns or between quotations of multiple securities or of the same security over the course of a day
|
| spread {m}
|
:: A contract awarding which offers the buyer the widest range of bargaining possibilities
|
| sprecante {v}
|
:: present participle of sprecare
|
| sprecare {vt} /spreˈka.re/
|
:: to waste
|
| sprecare {vt}
|
:: to squander
|
| spreco {m}
|
:: waste
|
| sprecona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sprecone
|
| sprecone {adj}
|
:: prodigal
|
| sprecone {m}
|
:: spendthrift
|
| spregevole {adj} /spreˈd͡ʒe.vo.le/
|
:: contemptible, scurvy, despicable
|
| spregevolmente {adv}
|
:: despicably, contemptibly
|
| spregiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spregiare
|
| spregiare {vt}
|
:: to despise
|
| spregiare {vt}
|
:: to be contemptuous of
|
| spregiatamente {adv}
|
:: despicably
|
| spregiativamente {adv}
|
:: contemptuously, scornfully, disdainfully
|
| spregiativamente {adv}
|
:: pejoratively
|
| spregiativo {adj}
|
:: pejorative, derogatory
|
| spregiato {adj}
|
:: despised
|
| spregiatore {adj}
|
:: despising
|
| spregiatore {m}
|
:: despiser
|
| spregiatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of spregiatore
|
| spregio {m}
|
:: contempt, scorn, disdain
|
| spregiudicare {v} /spre.d͡ʒu.diˈka.re/
|
:: to free from prejudice, to make unprejudiced
|
| spregiudicarsi {v} [rare] /spre.d͡ʒu.diˈkar.si/
|
:: reflexive of spregiudicare
|
| spregiudicarsi {v} [rare]
|
:: to free oneself from prejudice; to make oneself unprejudiced
|
| spregiudicatamente {adv}
|
:: unscrupulously
|
| spregiudicatezza {f}
|
:: unscrupulousness
|
| spregiudicato {adj} /spre.d͡ʒu.diˈka.to/
|
:: that flaunts absolute freedom and independence in one's manners and attitudes; nonconformist; uninhibited; audacious
|
| spregiudicato {adj}
|
:: unprejudiced
|
| spregiudicato {adj}
|
:: unscrupulous; unrestrained
|
| spregiudicato {n}
|
:: unprejudiced person
|
| spregiudicato {n}
|
:: unscrupulous person
|
| spregnare {v} /spreɲˈɲa.re/
|
:: to give birth
|
| spregnare {v}
|
:: to abort
|
| spremente {v}
|
:: present participle of spremere
|
| spremere {vt}
|
:: to squeeze [fruit]
|
| spremere {vt}
|
:: to press [olives]
|
| spremere {vt}
|
:: to express
|
| spremersi {vr}
|
:: to squeeze
|
| spremersi le meningi {v}
|
:: synonym of aguzzare l'ingegno
|
| spremiaglio {m} /spremiˈaʎʎo/
|
:: garlic press
|
| spremiagrumi {m}
|
:: citrus fruit squeezer
|
| spremiagrumi {m}
|
:: lemon squeezer
|
| spremiagrumi {m}
|
:: reamer
|
| spremibile {adj}
|
:: squeezable
|
| spremifrutta {m}
|
:: juicer (juice extractor)
|
| spremilimoni {m}
|
:: lemon squeezer
|
| spremitoio {m}
|
:: juicer (juice extractor)
|
| spremitura {f}
|
:: pressing, squeezing
|
| spremuta {f} [cooking]
|
:: fruit juice (with pulp) (freshly squeezed)
|
| spretante {v}
|
:: present participle of spretarsi
|
| spretantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of spretarsi
|
| spretarsi {vr}
|
:: To abandon the priesthood
|
| spretatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of spretarsi
|
| sprezzabile {adj}
|
:: contemptible, despicable (Variant of disprezzabile)
|
| sprezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sprezzare
|
| sprezzante {adj}
|
:: contemptuous, disdainful, scornful, snide
|
| sprezzantemente {adv}
|
:: contemptuously, disdainfully, scornfully
|
| sprezzare {vt}
|
:: To despise or disdain
|
| sprezzatura {f} [music, arts] /spret.t͡saˈtu.ra/
|
:: nonchalance; sprezzatura
|
| sprezzo {m}
|
:: contempt, scorn, disdain
|
| sprigionamento {m}
|
:: emanation, efflux, emission
|
| sprigionante {v}
|
:: present participle of sprigionare
|
| sprigionantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sprigionarsi
|
| sprigionare {vt}
|
:: to emit, give off [a smell]
|
| sprigionare {vt}
|
:: to release
|
| sprigionare {vt}
|
:: to unleash
|
| sprigionarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sprigionare
|
| sprigionarsi {v}
|
:: to emanate (from)
|
| sprigionarsi {v}
|
:: to be given off (by)
|
| sprigionarsi {v}
|
:: to burst or gush out (from)
|
| sprigionatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sprigionarsi
|
| sprimacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sprimacciare
|
| sprimacciare {vt}
|
:: To plump up
|
| springbox {n}
|
:: springbok (Antidorcas marsupialis)
|
| sprint {m}
|
:: sprint (short, fast race)
|
| sprint {m}
|
:: vivacity, brio
|
| sprint {f}
|
:: A motor car having strong acceleration
|
| sprintante {v}
|
:: present participle of sprintare
|
| sprintare {vi} [sports]
|
:: To sprint
|
| sprisciocca {f}
|
:: A type of cream cheese from the Abruzzo
|
| sprizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sprizzare
|
| sprizzare {vti} [also, figuratively]
|
:: (also with da) to spurt (out of); to emanate (from)
|
| sprizzare {vi}
|
:: [of a feeling, mood, etc.] (with da or a) to be expressed vividly and manifestly
|
| sprizzare {vt}
|
:: to squirt
|
| sprizzare {vi}
|
:: [of a feeling, mood, etc.] to be radiant or glowing with
|
| sprizzare bollicine {v}
|
:: to effervesce
|
| sprizzare gioia da tutti i pori {v}
|
:: to be high-spirited
|
| sprizzo {m}
|
:: spurt
|
| sprocco {m} [obsolete]
|
:: sprout, scion
|
| sprofondamento {m}
|
:: sinking
|
| sprofondamento {m}
|
:: collapse
|
| sprofondamento {m}
|
:: depression
|
| sprofondamento {m}
|
:: subsidence
|
| sprofondante {v}
|
:: present participle of sprofondare
|
| sprofondantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sprofondarsi
|
| sprofondare {vi}
|
:: to collapse
|
| sprofondare {vi}
|
:: to subside, settle
|
| sprofondare {vi} [nautical]
|
:: to sink [of a ship]
|
| sprofondarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sprofondare
|
| sprofondarsi {v}
|
:: to sink (into)
|
| sprofondarsi {v}
|
:: to be engrossed (in)
|
| sprofondatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sprofondarsi
|
| sproloquiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sproloquiare
|
| sproloquiare {vi} [dated] /spro.loˈkwja.re/
|
:: To waffle, ramble on (speak at length)
|
| sproloquio {m} [dated] /sproˈlɔkwjo/
|
:: waffle; rambling speech, rigmarole
|
| spromettente {v}
|
:: present participle of spromettere
|
| spromettere {vt}
|
:: To refuse to do what one has promised
|
| spron {m}
|
:: apocopic form of sprone
|
| spronante {v}
|
:: present participle of spronare
|
| spronare {vt}
|
:: to spur (a horse, and figuratively)
|
| sprone {m}
|
:: spur
|
| sprone {m}
|
:: yoke (of a shirt)
|
| spronella {f}
|
:: spur-wheel
|
| spronella {f}
|
:: alternative form of speronella
|
| sproporzionale {adj}
|
:: nonproportional
|
| sproporzionalità {f}
|
:: Property of being nonproportional
|
| sproporzionatamente {adv}
|
:: disproportionately
|
| sproporzionatamente {adv}
|
:: excessively
|
| sproporzionato {adj}
|
:: disproportionate, out of all proportion
|
| sproporzionato {adj}
|
:: exorbitant
|
| sproporzionato {adj}
|
:: excessive
|
| sproporzione {f}
|
:: disproportion
|
| spropositare {v} [rare]
|
:: to blunder
|
| spropositare {v} [rare]
|
:: to put one's foot in one's mouth
|
| spropositatamente {adv}
|
:: excessively
|
| spropositato {adj}
|
:: excessive, huge
|
| sproposito {m}
|
:: blunder
|
| sproposito {m} [familiar]
|
:: buttload
|
| sprota {f} /ˈsprɔ.ta/
|
:: female equivalent of sproto
|
| sproteggente {v}
|
:: present participle of sproteggere
|
| sproteggere {vt} [computing]
|
:: to unprotect
|
| sproto {m} [regional, Venice] /ˈsprɔ.to/
|
:: know-it-all [male]
|
| sprovincializzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sprovincializzare
|
| sprovincializzare {vt}
|
:: To broaden someone's mind (make less provincial)
|
| sprovvedente {v}
|
:: present participle of sprovvedere
|
| sprovvedere {vt}
|
:: To deprive something of an essential element
|
| sprovvedutamente {adv}
|
:: inadvertently, heedlessly
|
| sprovvedutamente {adv}
|
:: unexpectedly
|
| sprovvedutezza {f}
|
:: gullibility, naivety
|
| sprovvedutezza {f}
|
:: inexperience
|
| sprovveduto {adj}
|
:: naive, unwary
|
| sprovveduto {adj} [literary or rare]
|
:: (with di) devoid (of)
|
| sprovveduto {m}
|
:: naive or unwary person
|
| sprovveggente {v}
|
:: present participle of sprovvedere
|
| sprovvisto {adj}
|
:: lacking (in)
|
| spruzzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spruzzare
|
| spruzzare {vt}
|
:: to spray, squirt, sprinkle, spurt, splatter, skeet, sprinkle
|
| spruzzata {f}
|
:: spray, spraying, sprinkle, sprinkling, splash, splashing, spatter, spattering
|
| spruzzatore {m}
|
:: spray, sprayer, atomizer
|
| spruzzatore {m}
|
:: squirt gun
|
| spruzzatore {m}
|
:: sprinkler
|
| spruzzatura {f}
|
:: spraying, spray, sprinkling, sprinkle, splash
|
| spruzzatura {f}
|
:: spot, stain, mark
|
| spruzzetta {f}
|
:: wash bottle
|
| spruzzetto {m}
|
:: A little splash
|
| spruzzino {m}
|
:: paint sprayer (person)
|
| spruzzo {m}
|
:: spray, sprinkling, splash, dash, spurt, spatter
|
| spudoratamente {adv}
|
:: shamelessly
|
| spudoratezza {f}
|
:: shamelessness
|
| spudorato {adj}
|
:: shameless
|
| spugna {f}
|
:: sponge
|
| spugna {f}
|
:: winesop, wino, drunkard
|
| spugnante {v}
|
:: present participle of spugnare
|
| spugnare {vt}
|
:: To sponge
|
| spugnatura {f}
|
:: sponging, sponge down
|
| spugnatura {f}
|
:: sponge bath
|
| spugnetta {f}
|
:: A small sponge
|
| spugnetta abrasiva {f}
|
:: alternative form of paglietta
|
| spugnola {f}
|
:: morel (mushroom)
|
| spugnolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of spugnola
|
| spugnosità {f}
|
:: sponginess
|
| spugnoso {adj}
|
:: spongy
|
| spulante {v}
|
:: present participle of spulare
|
| spulare {vt}
|
:: To thresh
|
| spulatura {f}
|
:: winnowing
|
| spulciante {v}
|
:: present participle of spulciare
|
| spulciare {vt}
|
:: To take out the fleas from, to groom
|
| spulciare {vt}
|
:: To sift through, to go through, to examine, to eye
|
| spulciare {v}
|
:: to rummage
|
| spulciatura {f}
|
:: removal of fleas, nits etc
|
| spulciatura {f}
|
:: scrutiny; nitpicking
|
| spuleggiare {v} /spu.ledˈd͡ʒa.re/
|
:: rare form of spulezzare
|
| spulezzare {v} /spu.letˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: To escape disorderly
|
| spulezzo {m} /spuˈlet.t͡so/
|
:: A disorderly escape
|
| spuma {f}
|
:: foam
|
| spumante {adj}
|
:: foaming
|
| spumante {m}
|
:: sparkling wine
|
| spumante {v}
|
:: present participle of spumare
|
| spumare {vi}
|
:: to foam, froth
|
| spumeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of spumeggiare
|
| spumeggiante {adj}
|
:: foaming, frothy, bubbling, spumy
|
| spumeggiare {vi}
|
:: to foam, to bubble, to froth, to spume
|
| spumone {m}
|
:: spumoni (type of ice-cream dessert)
|
| spumosità {f}
|
:: foaminess
|
| spumoso {adj}
|
:: foamy, spumy
|
| spumoso {adj}
|
:: sparkling (wine)
|
| spunta {f}
|
:: check, audit
|
| spunta {f}
|
:: tick (US - check)
|
| spuntante {v}
|
:: present participle of spuntare
|
| spuntare {vt}
|
:: to break (the point of a pencil etc.)
|
| spuntare {vt}
|
:: to trim or snip (a beard etc.)
|
| spuntare {vt}
|
:: to tick off (names in a register)
|
| spuntare {vi}
|
:: to sprout
|
| spuntare {vi}
|
:: to rise (of the sun etc.)
|
| spuntare {vi}
|
:: to dawn
|
| spuntare {v}
|
:: to fetch (a good price)
|
| spuntare {v}
|
:: to grow (teeth)
|
| spuntare {v}
|
:: to emerge, appear, come out, pop up, stick out, peep out
|
| spuntare {m}
|
:: rise (of the sun etc)
|
| spuntato {adj}
|
:: blunt, dull
|
| spuntato {adj}
|
:: pruned, sheared, clipped, trimmed
|
| spuntatura {f}
|
:: clipping, trimming
|
| spuntatura {f}
|
:: tip, end, stump
|
| spuntatura {f}
|
:: rib (pork)
|
| spuntellante {v}
|
:: present participle of spuntellare
|
| spuntellare {vt}
|
:: To unprop (remove the props from)
|
| spuntino {m}
|
:: snack
|
| spunto {m}
|
:: cue (theatrical)
|
| spunto {m}
|
:: starting point
|
| spuntone {m}
|
:: thorn, prickle
|
| spuntone {m}
|
:: spike, point
|
| spuntone {m}
|
:: spontoon
|
| spunzone {m}
|
:: alternative form of spuntone
|
| spupazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of spupazzare
|
| spupazzare {vt}
|
:: to cuddle; to fondle
|
| spupazzare {vt}
|
:: to suffer, humour, put up with
|
| spurgamento {m}
|
:: cleaning; clearing (out)
|
| spurgante {v}
|
:: present participle of spurgare
|
| spurgare {vt}
|
:: to clear, clean [a canal, ditch, etc.]
|
| spurgare {vt}
|
:: to bleed [liquid from an engine, etc.]
|
| spurgatura {f}
|
:: cleaning; clearing (out)
|
| spurgo {m}
|
:: clearing, cleaning, bleeding
|
| spurgo {m}
|
:: discharge (medical)
|
| spurio {adj}
|
:: illegitimate
|
| spurio {adj}
|
:: spurious
|
| spurio {adj}
|
:: false
|
| sputacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sputacchiare
|
| sputacchiare {vit} /spu.takˈkja.re/
|
:: to spit
|
| sputacchiera {f}
|
:: spittoon
|
| sputafuoco {n}
|
:: spitfire
|
| sputafuoco {n}
|
:: firebreathing, firebreather
|
| sputafuoco {n} [colloquial]
|
:: firearm
|
| sputante {v}
|
:: present participle of sputare
|
| sputare {v} /spuˈtare/
|
:: to spit
|
| sputasenno {mf}
|
:: know-it-all
|
| sputasentenze {mf}
|
:: know-all, know-it-all
|
| sputo {m}
|
:: spittle, spit, sputum
|
| sputtanamento {m}
|
:: badmouthing (spiteful criticism)
|
| sputtanante {v}
|
:: present participle of sputtanare
|
| sputtanare {vt}
|
:: To run down, slag off or badmouth someone
|
| sputtanare {v}
|
:: To damage beyond repair
|
| spuzza {f}
|
:: stink, stench
|
| squacquerone {m} /skwakkweˈroːne/
|
:: A soft-ripened cow's milk cheese with no rind, produced in Romagna
|
| squadernante {v}
|
:: present participle of squadernare
|
| squadernare {vt}
|
:: To spread (open or out) in order to display
|
| squadra {f} /ˈskwa.dra/
|
:: set square, triangle (tool)
|
| squadra {f} [sports]
|
:: team, squad, group, side
|
| squadra {f}
|
:: team, set, crew, bunch, gang, shift
|
| squadra {f} [military, law enforcement]
|
:: squad, cadre
|
| squadraccia {f}
|
:: band of thugs or criminals
|
| squadra in attacco {f} [sports, baseball]
|
:: batting team, offensive team
|
| squadra in difesa {f} [sports, baseball]
|
:: fielding team, defensive team
|
| squadrante {v}
|
:: present participle of squadrare
|
| squadrare {vt} /skwaˈdra.r̺e/
|
:: To delimit in a square or rectangular shape
|
| squadrare {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to look, eye
|
| squadrare {vt} [literary, by extension]
|
:: to show
|
| squadrare {vt} [archaic, poetic, rare]
|
:: to break, break up
|
| squadrato {adj}
|
:: square
|
| squadratura {f}
|
:: squaring
|
| squadriglia {f}
|
:: squadron
|
| squadriglia {f}
|
:: flight (group of military aircraft)
|
| squadriglia {f} [rare]
|
:: small team
|
| squadrismo {m}
|
:: A policy of violence by squads of Fascists after the First World War
|
| squadrista {mf}
|
:: member of a squad (in Fascist times)
|
| squadristico {adj} [military]
|
:: squad (attributive)
|
| squadro {m}
|
:: angel shark (marine fish of the family Squatinidae)
|
| squadrone {m}
|
:: squadron
|
| squagliamento {m}
|
:: melting
|
| squagliamento {m}
|
:: thawing (of snow)
|
| squagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of squagliare
|
| squagliantesela {v}
|
:: present participle of squagliarsela
|
| squagliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of squagliarsi
|
| squagliare {vt}
|
:: To melt
|
| squagliarsela {vr}
|
:: To clear off
|
| squagliarsi {vr}
|
:: To melt
|
| squagliatasela {v}
|
:: past participle of squagliarsela
|
| squagliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of squagliarsi
|
| squalene {m} [organic chemistry] /skwaˈlɛ.ne/
|
:: squalene
|
| squalide {m} [ichthyology] /ˈskwa.li.de/
|
:: Any member of the Squalidae taxonomic family
|
| squalifica {f} [sports]
|
:: disqualification
|
| squalificabile {adj}
|
:: disqualifiable, bannable
|
| squalificante {v}
|
:: present participle of squalificare
|
| squalificare {vt}
|
:: to disqualify
|
| squalificato {adj}
|
:: disqualified
|
| squaliforme {adj} [zoology, of fish] /skwa.liˈfor.me/
|
:: Having an elongated tapering body (like that of a shark)
|
| squaliforme {m} [zoology, ichthyology]
|
:: Any member of the taxonomic order Squaliformes
|
| squallente {adj} [literary, poetic] /skwalˈlɛnte/
|
:: wretched, miserable, squalid
|
| squallidezza {f}
|
:: squalidness, squalor
|
| squallido {adj} /ˈskwal.li.do/
|
:: squalid, sordid
|
| squallido {adj}
|
:: wretched, miserable
|
| squallore {m}
|
:: wretchedness, bleakness
|
| squallore {m}
|
:: misery
|
| squallore {m}
|
:: squalor
|
| squalo {m} /ˈskwa.lo/
|
:: shark
|
| squalo angelo {m}
|
:: angel shark
|
| squalo balena {m}
|
:: whale shark (the largest known species of fish of the genus Rhincodon)
|
| squalo elefante {m}
|
:: basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus)
|
| squalo gattopardo {m}
|
:: nursehound (Scyliorhinus stellaris)
|
| squalo gattopardo {m}
|
:: synonym of gattuccio maggiore
|
| squalo gattopardo {m}
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:: synonym of gattuccio
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| squalo longimano {m}
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:: oceanic whitetip shark (Carcharhinus longimanus)
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| squalo longimano {m}
|
:: synonym of squalo pinna bianca oceanico
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| squalo martello {m}
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:: hammerhead shark (Sphyrnidae)
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| squalo martello alato {m}
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:: winghead shark (Eusphyra blochii)
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| squalo nutrice {m}
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:: nurse shark (shark of the family Ginglymostomatidae)
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| squalo pinna bianca oceanico {m}
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:: synonym of squalo longimano
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| squalo tigre {m}
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:: tiger shark (shark of the genus Galeocerdo)
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| squalo volpe {m}
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:: thresher shark (Alopias vulpinus) (marine fish of the family Alopiidae)
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| squalo volpe dagli occhi grandi {m}
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:: bigeye thresher (Alopias supercilious)
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| squalo volpe dagli occhi grandi {m}
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:: synonym of squalo volpe occhione
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| squalo volpe dagli occhi grandi {m}
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:: synonym of squalo volpe occhiogrosso
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| squalo volpe occhiogrosso {m}
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:: synonym of squalo volpe dagli occhi grandi
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| squalo volpe occhione {m}
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:: synonym of squalo volpe dagli occhi grandi
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| squama {f} [zoology] /ˈskwama/
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:: scale (keratin piece covering the skin of reptiles and fishes)
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| squama {f} [skeleton]
|
:: squama
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| squamante {v}
|
:: present participle of squamare
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| squamare {vt}
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:: to scale (to remove the scales of a fish)
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| squamiforme {adj}
|
:: squamiform
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| squammoso {adj}
|
:: scaly
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| squamoso {adj}
|
:: scaly, squamous
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| squarciagola {f} /ˌskwar.t͡ʃaˈɡo.la/
|
:: only used in a squarciagola
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| squarciamento {m}
|
:: tearing, rending, ripping
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| squarciante {v}
|
:: present participle of squarciare
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| squarciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of squarciarsi
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| squarciare {vt} /skwarˈt͡ʃa.re/
|
:: to rip (open)
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| squarciare {vt}
|
:: to split
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| squarciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of squarciare
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| squarciarsi {vr}
|
:: to rip (open)
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| squarciarsi {vr}
|
:: to split
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| squarciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of squarciarsi
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| squarcio {m}
|
:: rip, gash
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| squarcio {m}
|
:: hole, breach
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| Squarcione {prop}
|
:: surname
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| Squarcione {prop}
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:: Francesco Squarcione, Italian painter
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| squartamento {m}
|
:: quartering
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| squartante {v}
|
:: present participle of squartare
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| squartare {vt} /skwarˈta.re/
|
:: to quarter
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| squartare {vt}
|
:: to butcher
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| squartatoio {m}
|
:: cleaver (butcher's chopper)
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| squartatore {m}
|
:: ripper
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| squartatura {f}
|
:: butchering
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| squartatura {f}
|
:: slaughtering
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| squassamento {m}
|
:: violent shaking, jolting
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| squassante {v}
|
:: present participle of squassare
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| squassare {vt}
|
:: To shake violently or jolt
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| squattrinato {adj}
|
:: penniless, poor
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| squattrinato {adj}
|
:: down-and-out
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| squerarolo {m}
|
:: A person who works in a squero, making and maintaining gondolas
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| squero {m} [regional] /ˈskwɛ.ro/
|
:: A boatyard in which gondolas are built or repaired
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| squilibrante {v}
|
:: present participle of squilibrare
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| squilibrantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of squilibrarsi
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| squilibrare {vt}
|
:: to unbalance
|
| squilibrarsi {vr}
|
:: To lose one's balance
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| squilibrato {adj}
|
:: unbalanced
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| squilibrato {adj}
|
:: deranged
|
| squilibratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of squilibrarsi
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| squilibrio {m}
|
:: imbalance, disequilibrium
|
| squilibrio {m}
|
:: derangement
|
| squillante {v}
|
:: present participle of squillare
|
| squillante {adj}
|
:: shrill, loud (noise)
|
| squillante {adj}
|
:: brazen
|
| squillante {adj}
|
:: brilliant
|
| squillare {vi}
|
:: to ring [of a telephone]
|
| squillare {vi}
|
:: to blare [of a trumpet, etc.]
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| squillo {m}
|
:: ring, buzz [of a telephone]
|
| squillo {m}
|
:: blast [of a trumpet, etc.]
|
| squillo {m}
|
:: prostitute, trollop, strumpet, whore
|
| squinternante {v}
|
:: present participle of squinternare
|
| squinternare {vt}
|
:: to unstitch
|
| squinternare {vt}
|
:: to take or pull to pieces
|
| squinternare {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to upset, to derange
|
| squinternato {adj}
|
:: crazy, off one's rocker, deranged
|
| squinternato {adj}
|
:: eccentric, queer
|
| squinternato {adj}
|
:: ramshackle, rickety, rundown
|
| squinternato {m}
|
:: eccentric, crackpot, kook
|
| squinzia {f} [slang]
|
:: A superficial girl who follows fashion slavishly
|
| squisitamente {adv}
|
:: exquisitely, delightfully, deliciously
|
| squisitezza {f}
|
:: deliciousness, tastiness
|
| squisitezza {f}
|
:: delicacy (pleasing food)
|
| squisitezza {f}
|
:: exquisiteness, delicacy
|
| squisito {adj}
|
:: lovely, exquisite
|
| squisito {adj}
|
:: delightful
|
| squisito {adj}
|
:: considerate
|
| squisito {adj}
|
:: delicious
|
| squittente {v}
|
:: present participle of squittire
|
| squittio {m}
|
:: squawk, peep (of a bird)
|
| squittio {m}
|
:: squeak (of a mouse etc)
|
| squittire {vi}
|
:: to squawk [parrots, etc.]
|
| squittire {vi}
|
:: to squeak [mice, etc.]
|
| sradicabile {adj}
|
:: eradicable
|
| sradicamento {m}
|
:: uprooting
|
| sradicamento {m}
|
:: eradication
|
| sradicamento {m}
|
:: displacement, uprootedness
|
| sradicante {v}
|
:: present participle of sradicare
|
| sradicantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sradicarsi
|
| sradicare {vt}
|
:: to uproot; to pull up; to root up; to deracinate
|
| sradicare {vt}
|
:: to make [someone] move to another country
|
| sradicare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to uproot, eradicate
|
| sradicarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sradicare
|
| sradicarsi {v}
|
:: [of a plant] to detach from the ground; to become uprooted
|
| sradicarsi {v}
|
:: to move to another country
|
| sradicato {adj}
|
:: uprooted
|
| sradicato {adj}
|
:: displaced, rootless (person)
|
| sradicatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sradicarsi
|
| Sraffa {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| sragionamento {m}
|
:: false reasoning
|
| sragionante {v}
|
:: present participle of sragionare
|
| sragionare {vi}
|
:: to rave
|
| sragionare {vi}
|
:: to talk nonsense
|
| Sranantongo {prop}
|
:: Sranan Tongo
|
| sregolatamente {adv}
|
:: immoderately, excessively
|
| sregolatezza {f}
|
:: looseness, intemperance
|
| sregolatezza {f}
|
:: excess, binge, spree, jag
|
| sregolato {adj}
|
:: immoderate, excessive
|
| sregolato {adj}
|
:: wild, irregular, loose
|
| Sri Lanka {prop}
|
:: Sri Lanka
|
| srilankese {adj}
|
:: Sri Lankan
|
| srilankese {mf}
|
:: Sri Lankan
|
| srotolabile {adj}
|
:: rollable (that can be rolled up and then unrolled)
|
| srotolamento {m}
|
:: unrolling, unwinding
|
| srotolante {v}
|
:: present participle of srotolare
|
| srotolare {vt}
|
:: To unroll
|
| srotolare {vt}
|
:: To unwind
|
| srugginente {v}
|
:: present participle of srugginire
|
| srugginire {vt}
|
:: To derust (remove rust from)
|
| sse {conj} [logic]
|
:: iff (if and only if)
|
| stabaccante {v}
|
:: present participle of stabaccare
|
| stabaccare {vi}
|
:: To take snuff
|
| stabbiante {v}
|
:: present participle of stabbiare
|
| stabbiare {vt}
|
:: to pen animals in a fold
|
| stabbiare {vt}
|
:: to manure
|
| stabbiatura {f}
|
:: manuring
|
| stabbio {m}
|
:: pen, fold, run (for animals)
|
| stabbio {m}
|
:: pigsty
|
| stabbio {m}
|
:: manure
|
| stabbiolo {m}
|
:: (small) fold or pen (for animals)
|
| stabbiolo {m}
|
:: sty, pigsty
|
| stabile {adj}
|
:: stable, steady, regular, settled, permanent
|
| stabile {m}
|
:: building, house
|
| stabilente {v}
|
:: present participle of stabilire
|
| stabilentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stabilirsi
|
| stabilimento {m}
|
:: factory, plant, works
|
| stabilimento {m}
|
:: establishment, institution
|
| stabilire {vt}
|
:: to establish, to fix, to set, to settle, to define, to agree on
|
| stabilire {vt}
|
:: to decide upon, to arrange, to resolve, to decree
|
| stabilirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of stabilire
|
| stabilirsi {vr}
|
:: to settle, establish oneself, locate, seat
|
| stabilissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of stabile
|
| stabilità {f}
|
:: stability
|
| stabilito {adj}
|
:: stabilized, settled
|
| stabilito {adj}
|
:: fixed, decided
|
| stabilito {m}
|
:: A legal document signed by all parties at the conclusion of mediation
|
| stabilitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stabilirsi
|
| stabilizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of stabilizzare
|
| stabilizzante {adj}
|
:: stabilizing (especially chemically)
|
| stabilizzante {m}
|
:: stabilizer (chemical)
|
| stabilizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stabilizzarsi
|
| stabilizzare {vt}
|
:: to stabilize
|
| stabilizzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of stabilizzare
|
| stabilizzarsi {vr}
|
:: to stabilize, become stable, become steady; to level off
|
| stabilizzatore {adj}
|
:: stabilizing
|
| stabilizzatore {m}
|
:: stabilizer
|
| stabilizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stabilizzarsi
|
| stabilizzazione {f}
|
:: stabilization
|
| stabilmente {adv}
|
:: stably (in a stable manner)
|
| stabulante {v}
|
:: present participle of stabulare
|
| stabulare {vt}
|
:: to stable (animals)
|
| stabulare {vt}
|
:: to farm (fish or eels)
|
| stabulario {m}
|
:: pound (for stray dogs etc)
|
| stabulazione {f}
|
:: stabling, housing (for animals)
|
| stabulazione {f}
|
:: fish farming
|
| stacanovismo {m}
|
:: workaholism
|
| stacanovista {adj}
|
:: Stakhanovite
|
| stacanovista {mf}
|
:: workaholic, Stakhanovite
|
| staccabile {adj}
|
:: detachable, pull-out, removable
|
| staccamento {m}
|
:: removal, detaching
|
| staccante {v}
|
:: present participle of staccare
|
| staccantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of staccarsi
|
| staccare {v}
|
:: to remove, take or take down (from)
|
| staccare {v}
|
:: to tear out (pages from a book)
|
| staccare {v}
|
:: to separate or divide
|
| staccare {v}
|
:: to unyoke or unharness (draught animals)
|
| staccare {v}
|
:: to uncouple (a train)
|
| staccare {v}
|
:: to distance or leave behind (a runner etc)
|
| staccare {v}
|
:: to knock off (work (intransitive))
|
| staccarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of staccare
|
| staccarsi {v}
|
:: to come off, come out, break loose (of, from)
|
| staccarsi {v}
|
:: to move away (from)
|
| staccatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of staccato
|
| staccato {adj}
|
:: disjointed, disunited, separate
|
| staccato {adj}
|
:: loose (pages in a book)
|
| staccato {adj} [sports]
|
:: outdistanced
|
| staccato {m}
|
:: staccato
|
| staccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of staccarsi
|
| stacchetto {m}
|
:: commercial break (or similar short break)
|
| stacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of stacciare
|
| stacciare {vt}
|
:: to sift or sieve
|
| stacciare {vt}
|
:: to examine, scour
|
| stacciata {f}
|
:: sifting, sieving
|
| stacciatura {f}
|
:: sieving, sifting, scouring
|
| staccino {m} /statˈt͡ʃi.no/
|
:: diminutive of staccio
|
| staccino {m} [regional]
|
:: synonym of colino
|
| staccio {m} /ˈstat.t͡ʃo/
|
:: syncopic form of setaccio
|
| stacciolo {m} /statˈt͡ʃɔ.lo/
|
:: diminutive of staccio
|
| staccionata {f}
|
:: fence
|
| staccionata {f} [sports]
|
:: hurdle (horseracing)
|
| stacciuolo {m} [literary] /statˈt͡ʃwɔ.lo/
|
:: alternative form of stacciolo
|
| stacco {m}
|
:: gap
|
| stacco {m}
|
:: break (between scenes)
|
| stacco {m}
|
:: difference
|
| stacco {m}
|
:: takeoff (for a jump)
|
| stacco pubblicitario {m}
|
:: commercial break
|
| stadera {f} /staˈdɛ.ra/
|
:: A form of steelyard balance
|
| staderaia {f} /sta.deˈra.ja/
|
:: feminine noun of staderaio
|
| staderaio {m} /sta.deˈra.jo/
|
:: One who makes or sells a kind of steelyard balance (stadera)
|
| staderante {m} [chiefly historical] /sta.deˈran.te/
|
:: One who is in charge of weighing using a kind of steelyard balance (stadera)
|
| stadia {f} [surveying]
|
:: stadia, level staff
|
| stadiazione {f}
|
:: staging
|
| stadio {m} /ˈsta.djo/
|
:: stadium
|
| stadio {m}
|
:: stage
|
| stadio {m}
|
:: phase
|
| staff {m}
|
:: staff (people)
|
| staffa {f}
|
:: stirrup
|
| staffa {f} [skeleton]
|
:: stapes, stirrup bone, stirrup
|
| staffale {m}
|
:: foot rest (of a spade)
|
| staffante {v}
|
:: present participle of staffare
|
| staffare {v}
|
:: To furnish (a horse) with stirrups
|
| staffare {v}
|
:: To get caught up in one's stirrups
|
| staffare {v}
|
:: [be extension] To lose one's temper
|
| staffetta {f}
|
:: courier, runner
|
| staffetta {f} [sports]
|
:: relay race
|
| staffetta {f} [sports]
|
:: relay team
|
| staffettista {mf} [sport]
|
:: relayer
|
| staffiere {m}
|
:: groom
|
| staffiere {m}
|
:: footman
|
| staffilamento {m}
|
:: lashing, flogging, whipping
|
| staffilante {v}
|
:: present participle of staffilare
|
| staffilare {vt}
|
:: to lash, flog, whip
|
| staffilare {vt}
|
:: to lash out at
|
| staffilata {f}
|
:: lashing; lash, stroke (of a whip)
|
| staffilata {f}
|
:: severe criticism
|
| staffilatore {m}
|
:: lasher, flogger, whipper
|
| staffile {m}
|
:: stirrup leather
|
| staffile {m}
|
:: whip, lash, thong
|
| staffone {m}
|
:: rebar
|
| Staffora {prop}
|
:: Staffora (river)
|
| stafilino {m}
|
:: staphylinid
|
| stafilococcico {adj}
|
:: staphylococcal
|
| stafilococco {m} [microbiology]
|
:: staphylococcus
|
| stafiloma {m} [pathology]
|
:: staphyloma
|
| stafisagria {f}
|
:: stavesacre
|
| stage {m} /staʒ/
|
:: internship
|
| stagflazione {f} [economics]
|
:: stagflation
|
| staggente {v}
|
:: present participle of staggire
|
| staggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of staggiare
|
| staggiare {vt}
|
:: To prop up
|
| staggio {m}
|
:: prop, support
|
| staggio {m}
|
:: bar (in gymnastics etc)
|
| staggio {m}
|
:: pole (for fishing)
|
| staggire {vt}
|
:: To distrain, sequester, confiscate, expropriate
|
| stagionale {adj} /sta.d͡ʒoˈna.le/
|
:: seasonal
|
| stagionale {mf}
|
:: seasonal worker
|
| stagionalità {f} /sta.d͡ʒo.na.liˈta/
|
:: seasonality
|
| stagionalità {f}
|
:: periodicity
|
| stagionalmente {adv} /sta.d͡ʒo.nalˈmen.te/
|
:: seasonally
|
| stagionamento {m}
|
:: seasoning, ageing, ripening, maturing, weathering
|
| stagionante {v}
|
:: present participle of stagionare
|
| stagionantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stagionarsi
|
| stagionare {vt}
|
:: To season, weather, age, mature or ripen
|
| stagionare {vi}
|
:: To become seasoned; to mature, ripen or age
|
| stagionarsi {vr}
|
:: To become seasoned; to mature, ripen or age
|
| stagionatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of stagionato
|
| stagionatissimo {adj}
|
:: long seasoned, very mature
|
| stagionatissimo {adj}
|
:: very old
|
| stagionato {adj}
|
:: seasoned, mature, ripe, aged
|
| stagionato {adj}
|
:: elderly, aged, long in the tooth
|
| stagionatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stagionarsi
|
| stagionatura {f}
|
:: seasoning, ageing, ripening, maturing, weathering
|
| stagione {f} /staˈd͡ʒo.ne/
|
:: season (quarter of a year, part of year with something special)
|
| stagione {f} [broadcasting]
|
:: season (group of episodes)
|
| stagione {f}
|
:: weather
|
| stagirita {adj}
|
:: Stagirite (attributive)
|
| stagirita {mf}
|
:: Stagirite
|
| stagista {mf} /staˈd͡ʒista/
|
:: trainee, intern
|
| stagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of stagliare
|
| stagliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stagliarsi
|
| stagliare {vt} [rare]
|
:: To hack; to cut down in a rough manner
|
| stagliarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of stagliare
|
| stagliarsi {v}
|
:: to stand out
|
| stagliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stagliarsi
|
| Staglieno {prop}
|
:: Staglieno (neighbourhood)
|
| Staglieno {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| stagnaio {m}
|
:: tinsmith
|
| stagnamento {m}
|
:: stagnation
|
| stagnante {adj}
|
:: stagnant
|
| stagnante {v}
|
:: present participle of stagnare
|
| stagnare {vi} /staɲˈɲa.re/
|
:: To stagnate
|
| stagnare {vi} [of a bleeding]
|
:: To stop
|
| stagnare {vt}
|
:: To solder; to tin-plate
|
| stagnare {vt}
|
:: To caulk; to make watertight
|
| stagnatore {m}
|
:: tin-plater
|
| stagnatrice {f}
|
:: tin-plating machine
|
| stagnatura {f}
|
:: tinning, tinplating
|
| stagnazione {f}
|
:: stagnation
|
| stagnino {m}
|
:: tinsmith
|
| stagno {m} [chemistry] /ˈstaɲɲo/
|
:: tin, a metallic element
|
| stagno {m}
|
:: pond, water hole
|
| stagno {m}
|
:: tarn
|
| stagno {adj}
|
:: watertight, waterproof
|
| stagnola {f}
|
:: tinfoil, tin foil (sometimes aluminium foil)
|
| staio {m} /ˈsta.jo/
|
:: bushel (container)
|
| staio {m} [unit of dry measure]
|
:: bushel
|
| staio {m} [historical, unit of measure]
|
:: An ancient unit of surface area
|
| staioro {m} /staˈjɔ.ro/
|
:: alternative form of stioro
|
| stakanovismo {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of stacanovismo
|
| stakanovista {adj}
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:: Stakhanovite
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| stakanovista {mf}
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:: Stakhanovite
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| stalagmite {f} [geology]
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:: stalagmite
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| stalagmitico {adj}
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:: stalagmitic
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| stalattite {f} [geology]
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:: stalactite
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| stalattitico {adj}
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:: stalactitic
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| Stalingrado {prop}
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:: Stalingrad
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| staliniano {adj} /staliˈnjano/
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:: Of or pertaining to Stalin
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| stalinismo {m} [politics] /staliˈnismo/
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:: Stalinism
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| stalinista {adj} /staliˈnista/
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:: Stalinist
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| stalinista {mf}
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:: Stalinist
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| stalkerare {v} [neologism]
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:: to stalk
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| stalla {f} [agriculture, zoology]
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:: cowshed
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| stalla {f} [agriculture, zoology]
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:: stable, stall, cote
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| stalla {f} [agriculture, zoology]
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:: pigsty
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| stallaggio {m}
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:: stabling (action, charge); stables
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| stallante {v}
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:: present participle of stallare
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| stallare {vi} [of an aircraft]
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:: to stall
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| stallare {vt} [of a horse]
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:: to stable, i.e. keep in a particular set of stables
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| stallare {vt} [of a horse]
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:: to stable, i.e. put in a stable and take care of (after it has been ridden)
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| stallatico {adj}
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:: stable (attributive)
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| stallatico {m}
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:: (stable) manure
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| stallatico {m}
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:: stabling (action, charge)
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| stallia {f} [shipping]
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:: laytime
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| stalliere {m}
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:: groom (person who looks after horses)
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| stallino {adj}
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:: stable, stall (attributive)
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| stallo {m}
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:: seat, stall
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| stallo {m} [chess]
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:: stalemate
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| stallo {m} [figuratively]
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:: deadlock, stalemate
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| stallo {m}
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:: stall (behaviour of an aircraft)
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| stallone {m}
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:: stallion
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| stallone {m} [colloquial, sex]
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:: bit of rough
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| stamane {adv} [literary]
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:: alternative form of stamani
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| stamani {adv}
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:: this morning
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| stamattina {adv}
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:: this morning
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| stambecca {f}
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:: female equivalent of stambecco
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| stambecco {m} /stamˈbekko/
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:: ibex (mammal)
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| stamberga {f} /stamˈbɛr.ɡa/
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:: hovel
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| stamberga {f}
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:: shack
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| stambugio {m}
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:: cubbyhole (small dark room)
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| stamburante {v}
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:: present participle of stamburare
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| stamburare {vt}
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:: To display, flaunt, show off
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| stame {m} [botany]
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:: stamen
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| stamenifero {adj} [botany]
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:: stameniferous
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| stamigna {f}
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:: bunting (decoration)
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| stamigna {f}
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:: tammy, estamin, stamin
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| staminale {adj} [attributive]
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:: stem
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| staminalità {f} [botany]
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:: staminality
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| staminifero {adj}
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:: staminiferous
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| stampa {f}
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:: press (device, or printed media)
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| stampa {f}
|
:: print
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| stampa {f}
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:: printing
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| stampa {f}
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:: engraving
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| stampa {adj}
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:: press, media (attributive)
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| stampabile {adj}
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:: printable
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| stampabilità {f}
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:: printability
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| stampaggio {m}
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:: moulding, pressing, stamping (industrial processes)
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| Stampalia {prop}
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:: Stampalia (island)
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| stampante {f} [computing]
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:: printer
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| stampante {v}
|
:: present participle of stampare
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| stampantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stamparsi
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| stampare {vt}
|
:: to print, to run off
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| stampare {vt}
|
:: to stamp, to imprint, to impress
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| stampare {vt}
|
:: to publish, to print
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| stamparsi {vr}
|
:: to print itself, to become impressed, to become imprinted
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| stampatello {m}
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:: block letters, block capitals
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| stampato {adj}
|
:: stamped, printed
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| stampato {m}
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:: leaflet, flyer
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| stampato {m}
|
:: form
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| stampatore {m}
|
:: printer
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| stampatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stamparsi
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| stampatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of stampatore
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| stampatura {f}
|
:: moulding, pressing, stamping (industrial processes)
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| stampella {f} [also, figuratively, chiefly in plural] /stamˈpɛl.la/
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:: crutch
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| stamperia {f}
|
:: press, print shop
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| stamperia {f}
|
:: printworks (company)
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| stampigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of stampigliare
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| stampigliare {vt}
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:: To stamp
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| stampigliatrice {f}
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:: stamper (stamping machine)
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| stampigliatura {f}
|
:: stamping
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| stampigliatura {f}
|
:: stamp
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| stampigliatura {f}
|
:: imprint
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| stampino {m}
|
:: rubber stamp
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| stampino {m}
|
:: stencil
|
| stampino {m}
|
:: cookie cutter, mould
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| stampita {f} [music]
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:: A rhythmic instrumental composition that accompanied a poem (in the 13th and 14th centuries)
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| stampo {m}
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:: mould, cast, die, matrix, shape
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| stampo {m}
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:: kind, type
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| stampo {m} [genetics]
|
:: template
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| stampone {m}
|
:: proof, proof sheet (trial sheet of printed text)
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| stanante {v}
|
:: present participle of stanare
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| stanare {vt}
|
:: to drive out of a lair, den, or burrow
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| stanare {vt} [figuratively, by extension]
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:: to drive out [of a hideout]
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| stanare {vt} [figuratively, by extension, humorous]
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:: to bring out from a state of isolation
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| stanca {f}
|
:: standstill, deadlock, grind
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| stancabile {adj}
|
:: easily tired
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| stancamente {adv}
|
:: wearily, tiredly
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| stancamente {adv}
|
:: listlessly
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| stancante {v}
|
:: present participle of stancare
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| stancantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stancarsi
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| stancare {vt}
|
:: to tire
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| stancare {vt}
|
:: to bore or annoy
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| stancarsi {vr}
|
:: to tire (of)
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| stancarsi {vr}
|
:: to get fed up (with)
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| stancatosi {v}
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:: past participle of stancarsi
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| stanchevole {adj}
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:: tiring, wearisome
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| stanchezza {f}
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:: tiredness, weariness, fatigue
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| stanchissimo {adj}
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:: superlative of stanco
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| stanco {adj}
|
:: tired
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| stanco {adj}
|
:: bored
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| stand {m} /ˈstɛnd/
|
:: stand, booth, stall, pavilion (at a fair)
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| stand {m}
|
:: stand, gallery (at a sporting event)
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| stand {m}
|
:: stand, case (in a store, supermarket)
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| stand {m}
|
:: stall (at a shooting range)
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| standard {adj}
|
:: standard
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| standard {m}
|
:: standard
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| standardizzabile {adj}
|
:: That can be standardized; standardizable
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| standardizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of standardizzare
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| standardizzare {vt}
|
:: to standardize
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| standardizzato {adj}
|
:: standardized
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| standardizzazione {f}
|
:: standardization
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| standista {mf}
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:: stallholder (person responsible for a stand at a fair etc)
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| stando a {prep}
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:: according to
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| stanga {f}
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:: bar, shaft, slat
|
| stanga {f}
|
:: beanpole (thin person)
|
| stangante {v}
|
:: present participle of stangare
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| stangare {vt}
|
:: to close shut or bolt
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| stangare {vt} [rare]
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:: to beat or thrash
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| stangare {vt}
|
:: to tax heavily or impose burdensome economic demands
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| stangare {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to fail or flunk [someone] (on a test, etc.)
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| stangare {vt} [soccer]
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:: to forcefully kick [a soccer ball]
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| stangata {f}
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:: blow with a bar, shaft, slab, etc
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| stangata {f}
|
:: large and unexpected expense, specifically as a result of austerity, increased tariffs, etc
|
| stangata {f}
|
:: terrible result
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| stangata {f} [soccer]
|
:: shot
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| stanghetta {f}
|
:: bar (a straight stripe, band, or line)
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| stanghetta {f} [music]
|
:: bar (metrical unit)
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| stanghetta {f}
|
:: temple (sidepiece of spectacles)
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| stangona {f}
|
:: beanpole, tall woman
|
| stangone {m}
|
:: beanpole, tall person
|
| Stanislao {prop}
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:: given name
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| stannano {m} [organic chemistry]
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:: stannane or any other organotin compound
|
| stannico {adj}
|
:: stannic
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| stannite {f} [mineral]
|
:: stannite
|
| stannoso {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: stannous
|
| stanotte {adv}
|
:: tonight
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| stanotte {adv}
|
:: last night
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| stante {adj} [arts]
|
:: standing
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| stante {prep}
|
:: because of; owing to
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| stante {v}
|
:: present participle of stare
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| stantesene {v} [rare]
|
:: present participle of starsene
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| stantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of starsi
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| stantio {adj}
|
:: stale
|
| stantuffo {m} /stanˈtuf.fo/
|
:: piston
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| stantuffo {m}
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:: plunger (of a cafetière)
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| stanza {f} /ˈstanːtsa/
|
:: room
|
| stanza {f}
|
:: stanza
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| stanzetta {f}
|
:: A small room, a tiny room
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| stanziabile {adj}
|
:: allocatable
|
| stanziale {adj} [zoology]
|
:: not migratory
|
| stanziale {adj}
|
:: resident
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| stanziale {adj} [military]
|
:: permanent
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| stanzialità {f}
|
:: permanence
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| stanziamento {m}
|
:: allocation
|
| stanziante {v}
|
:: present participle of stanziare
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| stanziantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stanziarsi
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| stanziare {v}
|
:: to allocate
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| stanziarsi {vr}
|
:: To settle
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| stanziatore {adj}
|
:: allocating, appropriating
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| stanziatore {m}
|
:: allocator, appropriator
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| stanziatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stanziarsi
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| stanziatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of stanziatore
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| stanzina {f}
|
:: A small room, a tiny room
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| stanzino {m}
|
:: small room, tiny room
|
| stanzino {m}
|
:: storeroom
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| stanzino {m}
|
:: changing room
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| stanzone {m}
|
:: (augmentative of stanza) big room
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| stanzuccia {f}
|
:: diminutive of stanza
|
| stanzuccia {f}
|
:: small room, tiny room
|
| stapedio {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: stapedial
|
| stapedio {m} [muscle]
|
:: stapedius, stapedius muscle
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| stappante {v}
|
:: present participle of stappare
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| stappare {vt}
|
:: to uncork, to uncap, to open, to crack
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| stappare {vt}
|
:: to unblock
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| stapula {f} /ˈsta.pu.la/
|
:: A marketplace where goods had to be brought before being able to be sold elsewhere
|
| star {f}
|
:: star (celebrity)
|
| starante {v}
|
:: present participle of starare
|
| starare {vt}
|
:: To put out of tune
|
| starato {adj}
|
:: out of tune
|
| stare {vi} /ˈsta.re/
|
:: to stay, remain
|
| stare {vi} [followed by a]
|
:: to keep, stick
|
| stare {vi} [followed by a gerund]
|
:: to be doing something (present continuous)
|
| stare {vi} [followed by a]
|
:: to be up to
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| stare {vi} [followed by per]
|
:: to be about to
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| stare {vi} [mathematics, followed by a]
|
:: to be to
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| stare {vi} [regional]
|
:: to live
|
| stare {v}
|
:: to be in a certain condition
|
| stare a {vt}
|
:: (with inf.) Used to emphasize or exaggerate the amount of time of an activity
|
| stare a {vt}
|
:: to stick to
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| stare a {vt}
|
:: to depend on; to be up to
|
| stare a bada {v} [obsolete]
|
:: To stall for time, to temporize; to stand in attentive expectation
|
| stare a bada {v}
|
:: To stay put
|
| stare ai patti {v}
|
:: to hold up one's end
|
| stare alla larga {v}
|
:: to keep out
|
| stare a pancia all'aria {v}
|
:: to lounge
|
| stare a pancia all'aria {v}
|
:: To relax; to spend time lazily; to stand, sit, or recline, in an indolent manner
|
| stare a portata di orecchio {v}
|
:: to stay within earshot
|
| stare attento {v}
|
:: to look out
|
| stare attento {v}
|
:: to pay attention
|
| stare attento {v}
|
:: to stay aware
|
| stare attento {v}
|
:: to be aware
|
| stare con i piedi per terra {v}
|
:: To keep one's feet on the ground
|
| stare con le mani in mano {v}
|
:: to loaf about, to laze around
|
| stare dritto {v}
|
:: to stand up straight
|
| stare in cattedra {v}
|
:: synonym of montare in cattedra
|
| stare in panciolle {v}
|
:: to lounge
|
| stare in panciolle {v}
|
:: To relax; to spend time lazily; to stand, sit, or recline, in an indolent manner
|
| stare in piedi {v}
|
:: to stand; to continue standing
|
| stare insieme {v}
|
:: To be together, to spend time together during a specific timeframe
|
| stare insieme {v} [idiom]
|
:: Of two persons without specification of time: to be a couple, to date regularly, etc
|
| stare per {vi}
|
:: To be about to do something; to be going to do something
|
| stare sempre appiccicati {v}
|
:: to live in each other's pockets
|
| stare sui nervi {v}
|
:: synonym of far venire la mosca al naso
|
| stare sui nervi {v}
|
:: synonym of dare sui nervi
|
| stare tra le due acque {v} [idiom]
|
:: To not compromise oneself too much
|
| stare zitto {vi}
|
:: to be quiet, to shut up
|
| starlet {f}
|
:: starlet
|
| starna {f}
|
:: partridge
|
| starnazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of starnazzare
|
| starnazzare {vit}
|
:: to squawk
|
| starnazzare {vit}
|
:: to shriek
|
| starnazzio {m}
|
:: A continuous shriek or squawk
|
| starnotto {m}
|
:: young partridge
|
| starnutamento {m}
|
:: sneezing
|
| starnutante {v}
|
:: present participle of starnutare
|
| starnutare {v} /star.nuˈta.re/
|
:: alternative form of starnutire
|
| starnutatorio {adj}
|
:: sternutatory
|
| starnutatorio {m}
|
:: sternutatory, sternutator
|
| starnutazione {f}
|
:: sneezing
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| starnutente {v}
|
:: present participle of starnutire
|
| starnutiglia {f}
|
:: snuff (tobacco powder)
|
| starnutire {vi} /star.nuˈti.re/
|
:: to sneeze
|
| starnuto {m}
|
:: sneeze
|
| starsene con le mani in mano {vr}
|
:: to waste time, dawdle, dilly-dally
|
| starsene con le mani in mano {vr}
|
:: to laze around or loaf about
|
| starsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of stare
|
| starsi {vr}
|
:: to stop, halt
|
| starsi {vr}
|
:: to desist
|
| starter {m}
|
:: starter (sports; car engine)
|
| stasamento {m}
|
:: unclogging, clearing
|
| stasante {v}
|
:: present participle of stasare
|
| stasantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stasarsi
|
| stasare {vt}
|
:: To unblock (a sink etc)
|
| stasarsi {vr}
|
:: To clear or get unblocked (of a sink etc)
|
| stasatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stasarsi
|
| stase {adv} /ˈstase/
|
:: this evening, tonight
|
| stasera {adv}
|
:: this evening, tonight
|
| stasi {f}
|
:: stasis
|
| stasi {f}
|
:: standstill
|
| stasimo {m} [music]
|
:: stasimon
|
| stasofobia {f}
|
:: stasophobia (psychological inability to stand erect and walk)
|
| stasse {adv} /ˈstasse/
|
:: this evening, tonight
|
| stataiolo {m}
|
:: cep (Boletus aestivalis)
|
| statale {adj}
|
:: state, government (attributive)
|
| statale {mf}
|
:: civil servant
|
| statale {f}
|
:: trunk (road)
|
| statalismo {m} [politics]
|
:: statism, etatism
|
| statalista {adj}
|
:: statist (attributive)
|
| statalista {mf}
|
:: statist (supporter of statism)
|
| statalistico {adj}
|
:: statist
|
| statalità {f}
|
:: statehood
|
| statalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of statalizzare
|
| statalizzare {vt}
|
:: to nationalize
|
| statalizzazione {f}
|
:: nationalization
|
| state {f} /ˈsta.te/
|
:: alternative form of estate
|
| staterello {m}
|
:: small country, small state, small nation
|
| statica {f}
|
:: statics
|
| staticamente {adv}
|
:: statically
|
| staticità {f}
|
:: static condition
|
| staticità {f}
|
:: stillness, inactivity
|
| -statico {suffix}
|
:: -static
|
| statico {adj}
|
:: static, still, unchanging, set
|
| statina {f} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: statin
|
| statino {m}
|
:: table, schedule, list
|
| statista {m}
|
:: statesman
|
| statistica {f} [sciences, statistics]
|
:: statistics
|
| statistica descrittiva {f}
|
:: descriptive statistics
|
| statisticamente {adv}
|
:: statistically
|
| statistico {adj}
|
:: statistical
|
| Stati Uniti {prop}
|
:: Stati Uniti (country)
|
| Stati Uniti d'America {prop}
|
:: Stati Uniti d'America (country)
|
| statizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of statizzare
|
| statizzare {v}
|
:: to nationalize
|
| statizzazione {f}
|
:: nationalization
|
| statmografia {f} [obsolete]
|
:: An early form of double-entry bookkeeping
|
| stato {m} [sciences]
|
:: state (physical property of matter as solid, liquid, gas or plasma)
|
| stato {m} [polity]
|
:: state sovereign polity; a government
|
| stato {m} [polity]
|
:: state (political division of a federation)
|
| stato {m}
|
:: state (a condition; a set of circumstances applying at any given time)
|
| stato {m}
|
:: state (condition of prosperity or grandeur; wealthy or prosperous circumstances; social importance)
|
| stato {m}
|
:: rank, status
|
| statoci {v}
|
:: past participle of esserci
|
| stato della materia {m} [physics]
|
:: state of matter
|
| stato dell'arte {m}
|
:: state of the art
|
| stato di ossidazione {m}
|
:: alternative form of numero di ossidazione
|
| Stato Islamico {prop}
|
:: Islamic State
|
| statolatria {f}
|
:: statolatry (state worship)
|
| statolder {m} [historical] /staˈtɔl.der/
|
:: stadtholder (chief magistrate of the Dutch Republic)
|
| Stato Libero Associato di Porto Rico {prop}
|
:: the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
|
| statolite {m} [biology]
|
:: statolith
|
| stato maggiore {m}
|
:: general staff
|
| stato membro {m}
|
:: member state
|
| Stato-nazione {f}
|
:: nation-state
|
| stato quantico {m} [physics]
|
:: quantum state
|
| statore {m}
|
:: stator
|
| statoreattore {m}
|
:: ramjet
|
| statoscopio {m}
|
:: statoscope
|
| statosene {v}
|
:: past participle of starsene
|
| statosi {v}
|
:: past participle of starsi
|
| statua {f} /ˈstatwa/
|
:: statue
|
| statuale {adj}
|
:: state, government (attributive)
|
| statua parlante {f}
|
:: talking statue
|
| statuario {adj}
|
:: statuesque
|
| statuente {v}
|
:: present participle of statuire
|
| statuetta {f}
|
:: figurine, statuette
|
| statuina {f}
|
:: statuette, figurine
|
| statuire {vt} [legal]
|
:: to establish something by decree or by law
|
| statuizione {f} [legal]
|
:: decree
|
| statunitense {adj}
|
:: American (United States, US attributive)
|
| statunitense {mf}
|
:: American (citizen of the United States)
|
| statura {f}
|
:: height, size, stature
|
| staturale {adj}
|
:: height, stature (attributive)
|
| status {m}
|
:: status (position in society)
|
| statutariamente {adv} [legal]
|
:: according to a statute
|
| statutario {adj}
|
:: statutory
|
| statuto {m}
|
:: statute
|
| stauroteca {f}
|
:: staurotheke
|
| stavi dicendo {phrase}
|
:: you were saying?
|
| stavolta {adv}
|
:: this time
|
| Stazio {prop}
|
:: Statius
|
| stazionale {adj}
|
:: station (attributive); stational
|
| stazionale {adj}
|
:: habitat (attributive)
|
| stazionamento {m}
|
:: parking (especially the temporary parking of a bus or taxi while not in use)
|
| stazionante {v}
|
:: present participle of stazionare
|
| stazionante {adj}
|
:: stationary
|
| stazionare {vi}
|
:: To be parked
|
| stazionare {vi}
|
:: To stay
|
| stazionarietà {f}
|
:: stationariness, immobility
|
| stazionario {adj}
|
:: stationary, stable, steady, static
|
| stazioncina {f}
|
:: small station, especially a small railway station
|
| stazione {f} /staˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: station (all senses)
|
| stazione {f}
|
:: A row of toll booths on an Italian motorway
|
| stazione degli autobus {m}
|
:: bus station
|
| stazione di polizia {f}
|
:: police station
|
| stazione ferroviaria {f}
|
:: railway station, railroad station, train station
|
| stazione spaziale {f}
|
:: space station
|
| stazza {f} [nautical]
|
:: tonnage
|
| stazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of stazzare
|
| stazzare {vt}
|
:: To measure the tonnage of; to rate
|
| stazzare {vi}
|
:: To have a tonnage of
|
| stazzatura {f} [nautical]
|
:: tonnage (especially the actual calculation of tonnage)
|
| stazzo {m}
|
:: fold, pen, run
|
| stazzonamento {m}
|
:: creasing, crumpling
|
| stazzonante {v}
|
:: present participle of stazzonare
|
| stazzonare {v}
|
:: to crease or crumple
|
| steam cracking {m}
|
:: steam cracking
|
| steapsina {f} [enzyme]
|
:: steapsin
|
| stearato {m} [fatty acid]
|
:: stearate
|
| stearato di magnesio {n} [organic compound]
|
:: magnesium stearate
|
| stearico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: stearic
|
| stearile {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: stearyl
|
| stearina {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: stearin
|
| stearoile {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: stearoyl
|
| steatonecrosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: steatonecrosis
|
| steatopigia {f}
|
:: steatopygia, steatopyga
|
| steatopigo {adj}
|
:: steatopygic, steatopygous
|
| steatornite {m} /ste.aˈtɔr.ni.te/
|
:: oilbird (Steatornis caripensis)
|
| steatorrea {f} [pathology]
|
:: steatorrhea
|
| steatosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: steatosis
|
| stecca {f}
|
:: slat
|
| stecca {f}
|
:: stick
|
| stecca {f}
|
:: rib (of an umbrella)
|
| stecca {f}
|
:: cue, cue sport (snooker etc)
|
| stecca {f}
|
:: splint (medical)
|
| stecca {f}
|
:: carton (of cigarettes)
|
| stecca {f}
|
:: crack, voice crack (on a high note)
|
| stecca {f}
|
:: stake
|
| steccaccia {f} [billiards]
|
:: miscue
|
| steccacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of steccacciare
|
| steccacciare {v} [billiards]
|
:: To miscue
|
| steccaia {f}
|
:: pilework, piling
|
| steccante {v}
|
:: present participle of steccare
|
| steccare {vt}
|
:: To splint (a broken bone etc)
|
| steccato {m}
|
:: fence
|
| steccatura {f}
|
:: fencing (in)
|
| stecchente {v}
|
:: present participle of stecchire
|
| steccherino {m}
|
:: steccherino
|
| stecchetto {m}
|
:: twig; short stick
|
| stecchetto {m}
|
:: short rations
|
| stecchiera {f}
|
:: cue rack (for snooker etc)
|
| stecchino {m}
|
:: toothpick
|
| stecchino {m} [colloquial]
|
:: shrimp (small person)
|
| stecchino {m}
|
:: gaunt, haggard, drawn, emaciated, scraggy, scrawny, skinny
|
| stecchire {vt}
|
:: to kill (with a single blow)
|
| stecchire {vt}
|
:: to dry up (a plant)
|
| stecchito {adj}
|
:: dried up (plant)
|
| stecchito {adj}
|
:: stone dead
|
| stecco {m}
|
:: twig
|
| stecco {m}
|
:: stick
|
| stecco {m}
|
:: beanpole (thin person)
|
| stecco {m}
|
:: stick insect
|
| stecconante {v}
|
:: present participle of stecconare
|
| stecconare {vt}
|
:: To fence (in)
|
| stecconata {f}
|
:: fence, paling, stockade
|
| stecconato {m}
|
:: fence, paling, stockade
|
| steccone {m}
|
:: stake, pale
|
| stechiometria {f} [chemistry]
|
:: stoichiometry
|
| stechiometricamente {adv} [chemistry]
|
:: stoichiometrically
|
| stechiometrico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: stoichiometric
|
| Stefanelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Stefania {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| stefanite {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: stephanite
|
| Stefano {prop} [biblical character] /ˈstefano/
|
:: Stephen
|
| Stefano {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| steganografia {f}
|
:: steganography
|
| stegola {f}
|
:: handlebar (for controlling a plough)
|
| stegosauro {m}
|
:: stegosaur, stegosaurus
|
| Stein {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| steineriana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of steineriano
|
| steineriano {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Rudolf Steiner or to his works
|
| steineriano {m}
|
:: A follower of Rudolf Steiner
|
| stele {f} /ˈstɛ.le/
|
:: stele (all senses)
|
| Stelio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| stella {f} /ˈstella/
|
:: a star
|
| stella {f} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: star, mullet
|
| Stella {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Stella {prop}
|
:: Stella (commune)
|
| Stella {prop}
|
:: Stella (river)
|
| stella alpina {f}
|
:: edelweiss
|
| stella binaria {f} [astronomy]
|
:: binary star
|
| stella cadente {f} [astronomy]
|
:: shooting star (meteor)
|
| stella della sera {f} [astronomy]
|
:: Evening star; the planet Venus as seen in the western sky in the evening
|
| stella della sera {f} [astronomy]
|
:: Evening star; any star seen in the evening, especially the planets Mercury and Jupiter
|
| stella del mattino {f} [astronomy]
|
:: morning star
|
| stella del mattino {f} [military]
|
:: morning star, mace a weapon consisting of a heavy ball set with spikes
|
| stella di Natale {f}
|
:: poinsettia
|
| stella filante {f}
|
:: shooting star
|
| stella filante {f}
|
:: streamer (Carnival/party decoration)
|
| stella neutronica {f}
|
:: neutron star
|
| stellante {v}
|
:: present participle of stellare
|
| stella polare {f} [star]
|
:: pole star
|
| stellare {adj}
|
:: stellar
|
| stellare {adj}
|
:: star-shaped, radial
|
| stellare {adj}
|
:: astronomical
|
| stellare {vt} [rare]
|
:: To scatter or adorn with stars
|
| stellato {adj}
|
:: starry
|
| stellazione {f} [mathematics]
|
:: stellation
|
| stelletta {f}
|
:: asterisk, star (typography)
|
| stelletta {f}
|
:: star, pip (military shoulder insignia)
|
| stellina {f}
|
:: diminutive of stella
|
| stellina {f}
|
:: starlet
|
| stellina {f}
|
:: spangle
|
| stellina {f}
|
:: synonym of michetta
|
| stelloncino {m}
|
:: asterisk
|
| stelloncino {m}
|
:: brief article (in a newspaper etc)
|
| stelo {m}
|
:: stem [of a plant]
|
| stelo {m}
|
:: rod
|
| Stelvio {prop}
|
:: Stelvio (town)
|
| Stelvio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| stemma {m}
|
:: coat of arms, scutcheon, charge
|
| stemmario {m}
|
:: armorial
|
| stemperamento {m}
|
:: diluting, dilution
|
| stemperante {v}
|
:: present participle of stemperare
|
| stemperare {vt}
|
:: to dissolve (a solid in a liquid)
|
| stemperare {vt}
|
:: to dilute
|
| stempiante {v}
|
:: present participle of stempiarsi
|
| stempiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stempiarsi
|
| stempiarsi {vr}
|
:: To lose one's hair from the temples (develop a receding hairline)
|
| stempiato {adj}
|
:: bald at the temples (with a receding hairline)
|
| stempiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stempiarsi
|
| stempiatura {f}
|
:: balding / thinning at the temples
|
| stempiatura {f}
|
:: receding hairline
|
| stendardo {m}
|
:: standard (flag)
|
| stendente {v}
|
:: present participle of stendere
|
| stendentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stendersi
|
| stender {v}
|
:: apocopic form of stendere
|
| stendere {vt} /ˈstɛn.de.re/
|
:: to stretch out (one's arms etc)
|
| stendere {vt}
|
:: to spread (a table etc)
|
| stendere {vt}
|
:: to hang out (washing)
|
| stendere {vt}
|
:: to roll out (pasta)
|
| stendere {vt}
|
:: to floor (a person, with a blow)
|
| stendere {vt}
|
:: to draw up
|
| stendersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of stendere
|
| stendersi {vr}
|
:: to lie down
|
| stendersi {vr}
|
:: to stretch, extend
|
| stendibiancheria {m}
|
:: clotheshorse
|
| stendifili {m}
|
:: lineman / linesman (person who maintains electrical power lines)
|
| stendino {m}
|
:: clotheshorse
|
| stenditoio {m}
|
:: drying room (for laundry)
|
| stenditoio {m}
|
:: clotheshorse
|
| stenella {f}
|
:: dolphin
|
| steno- {prefix} /ste.no-/
|
:: steno-
|
| Steno {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Stheno
|
| stenocardia {f} [disease]
|
:: stenocardia
|
| stenodattilografia {f} /ste.no.dat.ti.lo.ɡraˈfi.a/
|
:: shorthand typing
|
| stenodattilografo {m}
|
:: shorthand typist
|
| stenografa {f}
|
:: stenographer, shorthand typist
|
| stenografante {v}
|
:: present participle of stenografare
|
| stenografare {vt}
|
:: to transcribe in shorthand
|
| stenografato {adj}
|
:: shorthand (attributive)
|
| stenografia {f}
|
:: shorthand
|
| stenografia {f}
|
:: stenography
|
| stenograficamente {adv}
|
:: stenographically (in shorthand)
|
| stenografico {adj}
|
:: shorthand (attributive)
|
| stenografo {m}
|
:: stenographer, shorthand typist
|
| stenogramma {m}
|
:: stenograph (shorthand character or text)
|
| stenopeico {adj} [optics]
|
:: stenopaic
|
| stenoscopia {f} [photography]
|
:: pinhole camera (or the principle of its use)
|
| stenoscritto {m} /ste.nosˈkrit.to/
|
:: A transcription, usually made using shorthand
|
| stenosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: stenosis
|
| stenotico {adj}
|
:: stenotic
|
| stenotipia {f}
|
:: stenotype
|
| stenotipico {adj}
|
:: stenotypical
|
| stenotipista {mf}
|
:: stenotypist
|
| stentacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of stentacchiare
|
| stentacchiare {vi}
|
:: to find something hard
|
| stentacchiare {vi}
|
:: to be in difficulty
|
| stentante {v}
|
:: present participle of stentare
|
| stentare {vi}
|
:: To find it hard to do something, to have difficulty in doing something
|
| stentarello {m}
|
:: alternative form of stenterello
|
| stentatamente {adv}
|
:: With difficulty
|
| stentatamente {adv}
|
:: hardly, barely
|
| stentatamente {adv}
|
:: In poverty
|
| stentatezza {f}
|
:: difficulty
|
| stentatezza {f}
|
:: poverty
|
| stentato {adj}
|
:: broken, poor (language)
|
| stentato {adj}
|
:: difficult, hard, strained, hard-won
|
| stentato {adj}
|
:: scrubby
|
| stenterello {m}
|
:: A traditional Florentine mask
|
| stento {m} /ˈstɛn.to/
|
:: hardship, privation
|
| stento {m}
|
:: difficulty
|
| Stentore {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Stentor
|
| stentoreo {adj}
|
:: stentorian
|
| steppa {f} /ˈstep.pa/
|
:: steppe
|
| steppico {adj}
|
:: Relating to a steppe
|
| steppico {adj}
|
:: semi-arid
|
| steppicursore {adj} /step.pi.kurˈso.re/
|
:: Said of tumbleweeds or plants producing them
|
| steppificazione {f} /step.pi.fi.katˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: steppification (the process of becoming steppe)
|
| stepposo {adj}
|
:: steppe-like
|
| steradiante {m} [mathematics]
|
:: steradian
|
| sterangolo {m} [mathematics]
|
:: solid angle
|
| sterco {m}
|
:: dung
|
| stercoraceo {adj}
|
:: stercoraceous, fecal
|
| stercorario {m}
|
:: skua
|
| stercorario {m}
|
:: dung beetle
|
| stercorario {adj}
|
:: stercoraceous
|
| stercorario maggiore {m}
|
:: great skua, Stercorarius skua
|
| stereo- {prefix}
|
:: stereo- (all senses)
|
| stereo {adj} /ˈstɛ.re.o/
|
:: stereo, stereophonic
|
| stereo {m}
|
:: stereo [radio, boombox, etc.]
|
| stereo {f}
|
:: stereophony
|
| stereo {m}
|
:: Any fungus of the genus Stereum
|
| stereobate {m}
|
:: stereobate
|
| stereocentro {m} [chemistry]
|
:: stereocentre
|
| stereochimica {f}
|
:: stereochemistry
|
| stereochimicamente {adv}
|
:: stereochemically
|
| stereochimico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: stereochemical
|
| stereociglio {m}
|
:: stereocilium
|
| stereofonia {f}
|
:: stereophony
|
| stereofonico {adj}
|
:: stereophonic
|
| stereofotografia {f} [photography]
|
:: stereoscopic photography
|
| stereogenico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: stereogenic
|
| stereogeno {m} [chemistry]
|
:: stereogen
|
| stereografia {f}
|
:: stereography
|
| stereografico {adj}
|
:: stereographic
|
| stereogramma {m}
|
:: stereogram
|
| stereogramma {m}
|
:: stereograph
|
| stereoisomeria {f} [chemistry]
|
:: stereoisomerism
|
| stereoisomero {m} [chemistry]
|
:: stereoisomer
|
| stereolitografia {f}
|
:: stereolithography
|
| stereolitografo {m}
|
:: stereolithograph
|
| stereometria {f}
|
:: stereometry
|
| stereometrico {adj}
|
:: stereometric
|
| stereopsia {f} /ste.re.opˈsi.a/
|
:: stereopsis (stereoscopic vision)
|
| stereoregolarità {f} [chemistry]
|
:: stereoregularity
|
| stereoscopia {f}
|
:: stereoscopy
|
| stereoscopico {adj}
|
:: stereoscopic
|
| stereoscopio {m}
|
:: stereoscope
|
| stereospecificità {f} [chemistry]
|
:: stereospecificity
|
| stereospecifico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: stereospecific
|
| stereotipante {v}
|
:: present participle of stereotipare
|
| stereotipare {vt}
|
:: To stereotype
|
| stereotipato {adj}
|
:: stereotyped
|
| stereotipato {adj}
|
:: insincere
|
| stereotipato {adj}
|
:: unimaginative
|
| stereotipia {f}
|
:: stereotypy
|
| stereotipia {f}
|
:: stereotype print
|
| stereotipista {mf}
|
:: stereotypist, stereotyper
|
| stereotipo {adj}
|
:: stereotypical
|
| stereotipo {m}
|
:: stereotype
|
| stereotomia {f}
|
:: stereotomy
|
| stericamente {adv}
|
:: sterically
|
| sterico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: steric
|
| sterile {adj}
|
:: sterile, barren, unprolific, infertile
|
| sterile {adj}
|
:: sterile, sterilized (medicine)
|
| sterile {adj}
|
:: vain, pointless
|
| sterile {adj}
|
:: unproductive
|
| sterilente {v}
|
:: present participle of sterilire
|
| sterilire {vt}
|
:: to sterilize
|
| sterilire {vt}
|
:: to make barren or unproductive
|
| sterilità {f}
|
:: barrenness, infertility, sterility, childlessness
|
| sterilità {f}
|
:: unproductiveness, fruitlessness
|
| sterilità {f}
|
:: infertility, sterility (medicine)
|
| sterilità {f}
|
:: poorness (of a land)
|
| sterilizzabile {adj}
|
:: sterilizable
|
| sterilizzante {adj}
|
:: sterilizing
|
| sterilizzante {m}
|
:: sterilizer
|
| sterilizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sterilizzare
|
| sterilizzare {v}
|
:: to sterilize
|
| sterilizzato {adj}
|
:: sterilized; neutered [of an animal]
|
| sterilizzatore {m}
|
:: sterilizer
|
| sterilizzazione {f}
|
:: sterilization
|
| sterilmente {adv}
|
:: sterilely, barrenly
|
| sterletto {m}
|
:: sterlet
|
| sterlina {f}
|
:: pound, sterling
|
| sterminabile {adj}
|
:: That can be exterminated; exterminable
|
| sterminamento {m}
|
:: extermination
|
| sterminante {v}
|
:: present participle of sterminare
|
| sterminare {vt}
|
:: to exterminate, to wipe out, to kill off
|
| sterminatezza {f}
|
:: immensity, boundlessness, infinity
|
| sterminato {adj}
|
:: boundless, endless, immense
|
| sterminatore {adj}
|
:: exterminating
|
| sterminatore {m}
|
:: exterminator
|
| sterminazione {f}
|
:: extermination
|
| sterminio {m}
|
:: extermination, eradication
|
| sterminio {m}
|
:: an enormous amount or quantity
|
| sterna {f}
|
:: tern
|
| sterna codalunga {n}
|
:: Arctic tern
|
| sterna del Ruppel {f}
|
:: lesser crested tern
|
| sternale {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: sternal
|
| sterno {m} [skeleton]
|
:: breastbone, sternum
|
| sternocleidomastoideo {adj} [anatomy] /ster.no.klei.do.ma.stoi.ˈdɛ.o/
|
:: sternocleidomastoid
|
| sternocleidomastoideo {m} [muscle]
|
:: sternocleidomastoid, sternocleidomastoid muscle
|
| sternocostale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sternocostal
|
| sternoioideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sternohyoid
|
| sternotiroideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sternothyroid
|
| sternutire {v} /ster.nuˈti.re/
|
:: alternative form of starnutire
|
| sternuto {m} /sterˈnu.to/
|
:: alternative form of starnuto
|
| steroide {m} [biochemistry]
|
:: steroid
|
| steroide anabolizzante {m} [biochemistry]
|
:: anabolic steroid
|
| steroideo {adj}
|
:: steroidal
|
| sterolo {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: sterol
|
| sterpa {f} /ˈstɛr.pa/
|
:: A sheep that is no longer fertile
|
| sterpaglia {f}
|
:: brushwood
|
| sterpaglia {f}
|
:: undergrowth
|
| sterpaia {f}
|
:: scrub, scrubland
|
| sterpaio {m}
|
:: scrub, scrubland
|
| sterpame {m}
|
:: brushwood
|
| sterpante {v}
|
:: present participle of sterpare
|
| sterpare {vt}
|
:: to remove brushwood
|
| sterpazzola {f}
|
:: whitethroat (Sylvia communis)
|
| sterpazzola di Sardegna {f}
|
:: spectacled warbler (Sylvia conspicillata)
|
| sterpazzolina {f}
|
:: subalpine warbler
|
| sterpeto {m}
|
:: scrub, scrubland
|
| sterpiccio {m}
|
:: brushwood
|
| sterpiccio {m}
|
:: undergrowth
|
| sterpigno {adj}
|
:: twiglike
|
| sterpigno {adj}
|
:: Covered with scrub, scrubby
|
| sterpo {m}
|
:: dry twig or branch; brushwood
|
| sterposo {adj}
|
:: Covered with scrub, scrubby
|
| sterramento {m}
|
:: excavation (action)
|
| sterrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sterrare
|
| sterrare {vt}
|
:: to excavate
|
| sterratore {m}
|
:: navvy
|
| sterratore {m}
|
:: excavator
|
| sterro {m}
|
:: excavation
|
| stertore {m}
|
:: stertor (the act of heavy snoring)
|
| sterzante {v}
|
:: present participle of sterzare
|
| sterzare {vit}
|
:: to steer
|
| sterzare {vit}
|
:: to swerve
|
| sterzata {f}
|
:: turn (of a steering wheel)
|
| sterzata {f}
|
:: swerve
|
| sterzo {m}
|
:: steering wheel (of a car)
|
| Stesicoro {prop}
|
:: Stesichorus (ancient Greek poet)
|
| stesosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stendersi
|
| stesso {adj} /ˈstesso/
|
:: same, equal
|
| stesso {adj}
|
:: -self, myself, yourself, himself, itself, myself
|
| stesso {pron} [the same person]
|
:: same, same person, same man
|
| stesso {pron} [the same thing]
|
:: same, same thing
|
| stesso {adv}
|
:: all the same, just the same, the same, anyway
|
| stesura {f} [uncountable]
|
:: drafting, writing, compilation
|
| stesura {f}
|
:: draft
|
| stetoscopia {f} [medicine]
|
:: stethoscopy
|
| stetoscopico {adj}
|
:: stethoscopic
|
| stetoscopio {m} [medicine]
|
:: stethoscope
|
| Stettino {prop}
|
:: Stettino (city)
|
| stia {f}
|
:: hutch, coop (for small animals or birds)
|
| stia {f}
|
:: birdcage
|
| stiacciata {f}
|
:: alternative form of schiacciata
|
| stiacciato {m}
|
:: A form of bas relief with very little variation in depth of carving
|
| stiaccino {m}
|
:: whinchat
|
| stiancia {f}
|
:: reedmace, bulrush, cattail (Typha latifolia)
|
| stiavo {m} [Tuscany] /ˈstjavo/
|
:: slave
|
| stiavo {adj} [Tuscany]
|
:: enslaved
|
| stibio- {prefix} [chemistry]
|
:: stibio-
|
| stibio {m} [obsolete, chemistry] /ˈstibjo/
|
:: antimony
|
| stibismo {m}
|
:: stibialism; antimony poisoning
|
| stibo- {prefix} [chemistry]
|
:: stibo-
|
| stibonio {m} [chemistry] /stiˈbɔ.njo/
|
:: stibonium
|
| sticazzi {interj} [idiomatic, vulgar, slang]
|
:: who fucking cares? (a reply expressing indifference)
|
| sticazzi {interj}
|
:: [especially in Northern Italy] [idiomatic, vulgar, slang] holy shit (expresses awe, surprise or astonishment)
|
| stichico {adj}
|
:: stichic
|
| -stico {suffix}
|
:: Used to indicate relation; -astic
|
| stico {m} [philology] /ˈsti.ko/
|
:: a line or verse
|
| stiffelius {m}
|
:: frock coat, redingote
|
| stifnato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: styphnate
|
| Stige {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Styx
|
| stigio {adj}
|
:: Stygian, stygian
|
| stigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of stigliare
|
| stigliare {vt}
|
:: To scutch
|
| stigliatrice {f}
|
:: scutch
|
| stigliatrice {f}
|
:: scutching machine
|
| stigliatura {f}
|
:: scutching
|
| stiglio {m} [regional, chiefly in the plural] /ˈstiʎ.ʎo/
|
:: Furniture of a locale where merchandise is stored and sold
|
| stigma {m}
|
:: stigma (all senses)
|
| stigma {mf}
|
:: stigma (Greek ligature)
|
| stigmate {fp}
|
:: stigmata
|
| stigmatismo {m}
|
:: stigmatism
|
| stigmatista {mf}
|
:: stigmatic, stigmatist
|
| stigmatizzabile {adj}
|
:: That can be stigmatized
|
| stigmatizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of stigmatizzare
|
| stigmatizzante {adj}
|
:: stigmatizing
|
| stigmatizzare {vt}
|
:: to stigmatize
|
| stigmatizzazione {f}
|
:: stigmatization
|
| stilante {v}
|
:: present participle of stilare
|
| stilare {vt}
|
:: to draw up or draft a document
|
| stilare un accordo {v}
|
:: to covenant
|
| stilb {m} [physics]
|
:: stilb
|
| stilbene {m}
|
:: stilbene
|
| stile {m}
|
:: style
|
| stile {m}
|
:: class
|
| stilé {adj}
|
:: stylish, smart
|
| stilè {adj}
|
:: stylish, smart
|
| stile di vita {m}
|
:: lifestyle
|
| stile libero {m} [swimming]
|
:: front crawl
|
| stile libero {m} [swimming]
|
:: freestyle
|
| stilema {m}
|
:: stylistic feature
|
| stilema {m}
|
:: stylistic element
|
| stilettante {v}
|
:: present participle of stilettare
|
| stilettare {vt}
|
:: To stab with a stiletto
|
| stilettata {f}
|
:: stab with a stiletto (knife)
|
| stilettata {f}
|
:: stab, pain, pang
|
| stiletto {m} [weaponry]
|
:: stiletto, dagger
|
| stilismo {m}
|
:: stylism
|
| stilista {mf}
|
:: fashion designer
|
| stilistica {f}
|
:: stylistics
|
| stilisticamente {adv}
|
:: stylistically
|
| stilistico {adj}
|
:: stylistic
|
| stilita {m}
|
:: stylite
|
| stilizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of stilizzare
|
| stilizzare {vt}
|
:: to stylize
|
| stilizzato {adj}
|
:: stylized
|
| stilizzazione {f}
|
:: stylization
|
| stilla {f}
|
:: drop
|
| stillante {v}
|
:: present participle of stillare
|
| stillante {adj}
|
:: Covered in drops
|
| stillare {vit}
|
:: to drip
|
| stillare {vit}
|
:: to ooze
|
| stillare {vit} [obsolete]
|
:: to distil or filter
|
| stillicidio {m}
|
:: trickle, dripping
|
| stillicidio {m}
|
:: steady trickle
|
| stilnovista {m}
|
:: stilnovo-style poet
|
| stilnovista {adj}
|
:: stilnovo (attributive)
|
| stilnovistico {adj}
|
:: stilnovo (attributive)
|
| stilnovo {m}
|
:: A thirteenth-century Italian literary movement
|
| stilo- {prefix}
|
:: stylo-
|
| stilo {m} [botany]
|
:: style (part of pistil)
|
| stilo {m}
|
:: beam
|
| stilo {m}
|
:: needle, stylus
|
| stilo {m}
|
:: gnomon
|
| stilo {m}
|
:: fountain pen
|
| stilobate {m}
|
:: stylobate
|
| stilodeo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: styloid
|
| stilofaringeo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: stylopharyngeal
|
| stilofaringeo {m} [muscle]
|
:: stylopharyngeus, stylopharyngeal muscle
|
| stilofono {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: stylophone
|
| stiloforo {adj} [architecture]
|
:: column-bearing
|
| stiloforo {m}
|
:: stylophore
|
| stiloglosso {m} [muscle]
|
:: styloglossus
|
| stilografica {f}
|
:: fountain pen (penna stilografica)
|
| stilografico {adj}
|
:: fountain pen [attributive]
|
| stiloide {adj}
|
:: styloid (slender and pointed)
|
| stiloioideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: stylohyoid
|
| stiloioideo {m} [muscle]
|
:: stylohyoid muscle, stylohyoid
|
| stiloso {adj}
|
:: stylish
|
| stima {f}
|
:: respect
|
| stima {f}
|
:: estimate, valuation
|
| stima {f}
|
:: esteem
|
| stimabile {adj}
|
:: respectable
|
| stimabile {adj}
|
:: estimable
|
| stimabile {adj}
|
:: valuable
|
| stimabilità {f}
|
:: respectability
|
| stimante {v}
|
:: present participle of stimare
|
| stimantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stimarsi
|
| stimare {vt}
|
:: to estimate, to value, to assess, to calculate
|
| stimare {vt}
|
:: to esteem, to value, to appreciate
|
| stimare {vt}
|
:: to consider, to think, to regard, to judge
|
| stimarsi {vr}
|
:: to consider oneself, to think oneself
|
| stimatore {m}
|
:: appraiser, valuer, assessor
|
| stimatore {m} [statistics]
|
:: estimator
|
| stimatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stimarsi
|
| stimatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of stimatore
|
| stimma {m} [botany]
|
:: stigma (part of pistil)
|
| stimmate {fp}
|
:: stigmata
|
| stimmate {fp}
|
:: mark, stigma
|
| stimmatino {adj}
|
:: Stigmatine
|
| stimolante {v}
|
:: present participle of stimolare
|
| stimolante {adj}
|
:: stimulating
|
| stimolante {m}
|
:: stimulant
|
| stimolare {vt}
|
:: to stimulate
|
| stimolare {vt}
|
:: to fillip [figuratively]
|
| stimolare {vt}
|
:: to bite [of insects]
|
| stimolato {adj}
|
:: stimulated
|
| stimolato {adj}
|
:: wrought-up
|
| stimolatore {adj}
|
:: stimulatory
|
| stimolazione {f}
|
:: stimulation
|
| stimolo {m}
|
:: stimulus
|
| stimolo {m}
|
:: incentive
|
| stincata {f}
|
:: A blow with the shin
|
| stinco {m}
|
:: shin
|
| stinco {m}
|
:: shinbone
|
| stinco {m}
|
:: shank
|
| stinco di santo {m} [figurative, humorous]
|
:: saint, angel
|
| stinenzia {f}
|
:: alternative form of astinenza
|
| stingente {v}
|
:: present participle of stingere
|
| stingentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stingersi
|
| stingere {vt}
|
:: To fade or lose colour
|
| stingersi {vr} [of a colour or dye]
|
:: to run or fade
|
| stinguente {v}
|
:: present participle of stinguere
|
| stinguere {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: alternative form of estinguere
|
| stinto {adj}
|
:: faded
|
| stintosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stingersi
|
| stioro {m} [historical] /stiˈɔ.ro/
|
:: A unit of measure employed in Florence, equivalent to 525,0076 square metres
|
| stipa {f}
|
:: feathergrass, needlegrass (plant of the genus Stipa)
|
| stipante {v}
|
:: present participle of stipare
|
| stipantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stiparsi
|
| stipare {vt}
|
:: to cram or pack
|
| stiparsi {vr}
|
:: To crowd (into)
|
| stipato {adj}
|
:: crowded
|
| stipatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stiparsi
|
| stipendiale {adj}
|
:: salary (attributive)
|
| stipendiante {v}
|
:: present participle of stipendiare
|
| stipendiare {vt}
|
:: To pay someone a salary (or stipend)
|
| stipendiato {adj}
|
:: salaried
|
| stipendiato {m}
|
:: A salaried employee
|
| stipendio {m}
|
:: salary, pay, earnings, stipend
|
| stipeto {m}
|
:: Land covered with feathergrass, land covered with needlegrass (plant of the genus Stipa)
|
| stipettaio {m}
|
:: cabinet maker
|
| stipetteria {f}
|
:: cabinet making
|
| stipetto {m}
|
:: cabinet (furniture)
|
| stipetto {m}
|
:: locker
|
| stipite {m} /ˈsti.pi.te/
|
:: jamb (of a door or window)
|
| stipite {m} [botany]
|
:: stem
|
| stipite {m} [obsolete]
|
:: trunk
|
| stipola {f} [botany]
|
:: stipule
|
| stipsi {f} /ˈstip.si/
|
:: constipation
|
| stipulante {v}
|
:: present participle of stipulare
|
| stipulare {v}
|
:: to draw up or finalize [a contract, agreement, etc.]
|
| stipulazione {f}
|
:: stipulation, drawing up, signing
|
| stiracalzoni {m}
|
:: trouser press
|
| stiracchiabile {adj}
|
:: stretchable
|
| stiracchiamento {m}
|
:: stretching, stretch
|
| stiracchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of stiracchiare
|
| stiracchiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stiracchiarsi
|
| stiracchiare {vt}
|
:: To stretch
|
| stiracchiare {vt}
|
:: To force, distort or twist
|
| stiracchiare {vi}
|
:: To economize
|
| stiracchiare {vi}
|
:: To haggle
|
| stiracchiarsi {vr}
|
:: To stretch oneself
|
| stiracchiatamente {adv}
|
:: stretching
|
| stiracchiatamente {adv}
|
:: stretch
|
| stiracchiato {adj}
|
:: stretched
|
| stiracchiato {adj}
|
:: forced, far-fetched
|
| stiracchiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stiracchiarsi
|
| stiracchiatura {f}
|
:: stretching, stretch
|
| stiraggio {m}
|
:: stretching
|
| stiraggio {m}
|
:: straightening (hair)
|
| stiramaniche {m}
|
:: sleeve board
|
| stiramento {m}
|
:: sprain
|
| stiramento {m}
|
:: pull (damage to a muscle)
|
| stirante {v}
|
:: present participle of stirare
|
| stirantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stirarsi
|
| stirapantaloni {m}
|
:: trouser press
|
| stirare {vt}
|
:: to iron
|
| stirare {vt}
|
:: to stretch
|
| stirarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of stirare
|
| stirarsi {vit}
|
:: to pull or strain [a muscle]
|
| stirarsi {vt}
|
:: to iron [one's clothing]
|
| stirarsi {vi}
|
:: to stretch [oneself]
|
| stirata {f}
|
:: quick ironing, quick press
|
| stiratina {f}
|
:: stretch
|
| stirato {adj}
|
:: ironed, pressed
|
| stiratoio {m}
|
:: ironing board
|
| stiratoio {m}
|
:: drawing board
|
| stiratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stirarsi
|
| stiratrice {f}
|
:: laundry worker (female)
|
| stiratrice {f}
|
:: laundry press
|
| stiratura {f}
|
:: ironing
|
| stiratura {f}
|
:: straightening (of hair)
|
| stiratura {f}
|
:: strain (of muscles)
|
| stirene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: styrene
|
| stireria {f}
|
:: Place where ironing of clothes is done
|
| Stiria {prop}
|
:: Stiria (state)
|
| stirneriano {adj} [philosophy]
|
:: Stirnerian
|
| stiro {m}
|
:: ironing
|
| stirolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: styrene
|
| Stirone {prop}
|
:: Stirone (river)
|
| stirpe {f}
|
:: descent
|
| stirpe {f}
|
:: (in plural) descendants
|
| stirpe {f}
|
:: lineage
|
| stirpeto {m}
|
:: alternative form of sterpeto
|
| stishovite {f} [mineral]
|
:: stishovite
|
| stitichezza {f}
|
:: constipation
|
| stiticità {f}
|
:: constipation
|
| stitico {adj}
|
:: constipated, costive
|
| stitico {adj}
|
:: mean, stingy
|
| stitico {adj}
|
:: slow, not prolific (artist)
|
| stiva {f} [nautical, aviation]
|
:: hold (of a ship or aircraft)
|
| stiva bagagli {f}
|
:: luggage hold
|
| stiva di carico {f}
|
:: cargo bay
|
| stivaggio {m} [nautical]
|
:: stowage
|
| stivalaio {m}
|
:: bootmaker
|
| stivalata {f}
|
:: boot (kick with a boot)
|
| stivale {m} /stiˈva.le/
|
:: boot
|
| Stivale {prop}
|
:: the boot of Italy, Italy
|
| stivaleria {f}
|
:: boot factory
|
| stivaletto {m}
|
:: ankle boot
|
| stivali delle sette leghe {m} {p} [folklore, fairy tale]
|
:: seven-league boots (boots enabling to cross seven leagues at one stride)
|
| stivalone {m}
|
:: high boot
|
| stivalone {m}
|
:: gumboot, Wellington boot, Wellington
|
| stivante {v}
|
:: present participle of stivare
|
| stivare {vt}
|
:: To stow or load (a ship etc)
|
| stivatore {m}
|
:: stevedore
|
| stizza {f}
|
:: anger, irritation, vexation, chafe
|
| stizzente {v}
|
:: present participle of stizzire
|
| stizzentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stizzirsi
|
| stizzire {vt}
|
:: to irritate, to vex
|
| stizzirsi {vr}
|
:: To be irritated or vexed
|
| stizzitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stizzirsi
|
| stizzosamente {adv}
|
:: angrily
|
| stizzoso {adj}
|
:: irascible, irritated, angry
|
| 'sto {adj} [colloquial, dialectal] /ˈsto/
|
:: contraction of questo: this
|
| sto bene, grazie {phrase}
|
:: I'm fine, thank you
|
| Stobrezio {prop}
|
:: Stobrezio (village)
|
| stocasticamente {adv}
|
:: stochastically
|
| stocastico {adj} /stoˈkas.ti.ko/
|
:: stochastic
|
| stocazzo {interj} [slang, vulgar]
|
:: my ass (indicates disapproval, disregard or disbelief)
|
| stoccafisso {m}
|
:: stockfish (dried cod)
|
| stoccafisso {m}
|
:: A lanky person
|
| stoccaggio {m}
|
:: warehousing
|
| stoccaggio {m}
|
:: storage
|
| stoccante {v}
|
:: present participle of stoccare
|
| Stoccarda {prop}
|
:: Stoccarda (caplc)
|
| stoccare {vit}
|
:: to stock [a product in a store]
|
| stoccare {v}
|
:: to strike or thrust with a tuck or rapier
|
| stoccare {v} [fencing]
|
:: to thrust or hit; to touch
|
| stoccare {v} [soccer]
|
:: to shoot at a goal
|
| stoccare {v}
|
:: to make a sarcastic and pungent witticism or joke; to needle
|
| stoccata {f}
|
:: hit with a sword, especially a tuck
|
| stoccata {f} [fencing]
|
:: thrust, pass, touch, hit
|
| stoccata {f}
|
:: gibe, taunt, jeer
|
| stoccata {f}
|
:: strong and sudden pain; twinge
|
| stoccata {f} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: sudden emotional pain
|
| stoccata {f} [familiar]
|
:: unexpected request for an exorbitant amount of money
|
| stocchista {mf}
|
:: stockist
|
| stocchista {mf}
|
:: wholesaler
|
| stocchista {mf}
|
:: factory outlet
|
| stocco {m}
|
:: tuck
|
| stocco {m} [archaic]
|
:: A rapier, a sword
|
| stocco {m}
|
:: corn plant after cobs removal
|
| stocco {m}
|
:: stockfish (dried cod)
|
| Stoccolma {prop}
|
:: Stoccolma (capital city)
|
| stock {n}
|
:: stock, goods in supply, inventory
|
| stockista {mf}
|
:: alternative form of stocchista
|
| stoffa {f}
|
:: cloth, material, fabric
|
| stoffa {f} [figuratively, familiar]
|
:: stuff, makings
|
| stogliente {v}
|
:: present participle of stogliere
|
| stogliere {v}
|
:: Variant of togliere or distogliere
|
| stoicamente {adv}
|
:: stoically
|
| stoicismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: stoicism
|
| stoico {adj}
|
:: stoic
|
| stoico {adj}
|
:: stoical
|
| stoino {m}
|
:: Variant of stuoino
|
| stola {f} /ˈstɔ.la/
|
:: stole
|
| stolidaggine {f}
|
:: stupidity, dullness
|
| stolidamente {adv}
|
:: stupidly
|
| stolidezza {f}
|
:: stupidity, dullness
|
| stolidità {f}
|
:: stupidity, dullness
|
| stolido {adj}
|
:: stupid, dull
|
| stollo {m}
|
:: pole used to form a haystack
|
| stolone {m} [botany, zoology]
|
:: stolon
|
| stoltamente {adv}
|
:: stupidly, foolishly
|
| stoltezza {f}
|
:: stupidity, foolishness
|
| stoltezza {f}
|
:: pointlessness
|
| stoltissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of stolto
|
| stolto {adj}
|
:: stupid, foolish
|
| stolto {m}
|
:: Stupid or foolish person
|
| stoma {m} [botany, zoology, surgery]
|
:: stoma (all senses)
|
| stomacante {v}
|
:: present participle of stomacare
|
| stomacantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stomacarsi
|
| stomacare {vt}
|
:: To nauseate, to sicken, to make feel sick, to disgust
|
| stomacarsi {vr}
|
:: To be nauseated (by)
|
| stomacatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stomacarsi
|
| stomachevole {adj}
|
:: disgusting, revolting, repelling
|
| stomachevolmente {adv}
|
:: disgustingly, revoltingly
|
| stomachico {adj}
|
:: stomachic
|
| stomaco {m} [anatomy]
|
:: stomach, tummy
|
| stomacosamente {adv} /sto.ma.ko.zaˈmen.te/
|
:: disgustingly, nauseatingly
|
| stomacoso {adj} /sto.maˈko.zo/
|
:: disgusting, nauseating
|
| stomatico {adj}
|
:: stomatic
|
| stomatite {f} [pathology]
|
:: stomatitis
|
| stomato- {prefix}
|
:: stomato-
|
| stomatologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of stomatologo
|
| stomatologia {f} [medicine]
|
:: stomatology
|
| stomatologico {adj} [medicine]
|
:: stomatological
|
| stomatologo {m}
|
:: stomatologist
|
| stomizzato {m}
|
:: A patient who has undergone neostomy
|
| stonante {v}
|
:: present participle of stonare
|
| stonare {v}
|
:: to be out of tune
|
| stonare {v}
|
:: to clash (of colours)
|
| stonatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of stonato
|
| stonato {adj}
|
:: out of tune
|
| stonato {adj}
|
:: off-key
|
| stonato {adj} [chiefly Southern Italian and US Italian-American slang]
|
:: crazy, stupid, out of touch with reality
|
| stonato {adj} [figurative, slang]
|
:: bewildered, confused, dazed
|
| stonato {adj} [figurative, slang]
|
:: mismatched, out of place, discordant, clashing or contrasting
|
| stonatura {f} [music]
|
:: false note
|
| stonatura {f}
|
:: eyesore
|
| stondante {v}
|
:: present participle of stondare
|
| stondare {vt}
|
:: To round, round off
|
| stondato {adj}
|
:: rounded, curved
|
| stop {interj}
|
:: stop!, halt!
|
| stop {m}
|
:: stop (roadsign; bus stop etc; block)
|
| stoppa {f}
|
:: tow
|
| stoppa {f}
|
:: oakum
|
| stoppaccio {m}
|
:: wad
|
| stoppaccioso {adj} [familiar]
|
:: towy, tough, stringy
|
| Stoppani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| stoppante {v}
|
:: present participle of stoppare
|
| stoppare {vt}
|
:: to stop, block
|
| stoppare {vt} [soccer]
|
:: to stop, trap
|
| stoppare {vt} [basketball]
|
:: to block a shot
|
| stoppare {vt}
|
:: to plug with stow
|
| stoppare {vt}
|
:: to secure
|
| stoppata {f} [soccer]
|
:: stopping, trapping
|
| stoppata {f} [basketball]
|
:: block, blocked shot
|
| stoppia {f}
|
:: stubble
|
| stoppino {m}
|
:: wick
|
| stoppino {m}
|
:: candlewick
|
| stoppino {m}
|
:: fuse
|
| stopposo {adj}
|
:: towy, stringy, tough
|
| storace {m}
|
:: liquidambar
|
| storace {m}
|
:: storax
|
| storcente {v}
|
:: present participle of storcere
|
| storcentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of storcersi
|
| storcere {vt}
|
:: To twist
|
| storcersi {vr}
|
:: To twist or become twisted
|
| stordente {v}
|
:: present participle of stordire
|
| stordente {adj}
|
:: stun (attributive)
|
| stordentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stordirsi
|
| stordimento {m}
|
:: dizziness
|
| stordimento {m}
|
:: stupefaction
|
| stordire {vt}
|
:: to stun or daze
|
| stordirsi {vr}
|
:: To be stunned or dazed
|
| storditaggine {f}
|
:: carelessness, absent-mindedness, thoughtlessness, heedlessness
|
| storditaggine {f}
|
:: blunder
|
| storditamente {adv}
|
:: carelessly, absent-mindedly, thoughtlessly
|
| stordito {adj}
|
:: dazed, stunned
|
| storditosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stordirsi
|
| storia {f} /ˈstɔ.rja/
|
:: history
|
| storia {f}
|
:: story
|
| storia {f}
|
:: (romantic) relationship
|
| storica {f} /ˈstɔ.ri.ka/
|
:: female equivalent of storico
|
| storica {f}
|
:: historian (female)
|
| storicamente {adj}
|
:: historically
|
| storicismo {m}
|
:: historicism
|
| storicista {adj}
|
:: historicist
|
| storicistico {adj}
|
:: historicist
|
| storicità {f}
|
:: historicity
|
| storicità {f}
|
:: historical authenticity
|
| storicizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of storicizzare
|
| storicizzare {vt}
|
:: to historicize
|
| storicizzazione {f}
|
:: historicalization
|
| storico {adj} /ˈstɔ.ri.ko/
|
:: historic, historical
|
| storico {m}
|
:: historian
|
| storico dell'arte {m}
|
:: art historian
|
| storiella {f}
|
:: anecdote (especially a funny one)
|
| storiella {f}
|
:: joke (funny story)
|
| storiellina {f}
|
:: funny or dirty story or joke
|
| storiellina {f}
|
:: tall story
|
| storiografia {f}
|
:: historiography
|
| storiografico {adj}
|
:: historiographical
|
| storiografo {m}
|
:: historiographer
|
| storione {m}
|
:: sturgeon
|
| Storladi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| stormente {v}
|
:: present participle of stormire
|
| stormire {vi}
|
:: To rustle or whisper
|
| stormo {m} [archaic] /ˈstor.mo/
|
:: raid, storming
|
| stormo {m} [archaic or literary]
|
:: rank (line of soldiers)
|
| stormo {m} [by extension]
|
:: A multitude (of people or animals)
|
| stormo {m} [dated]
|
:: A small group of cavalrymen
|
| stormo {m}
|
:: flock (of birds or flying insects)
|
| stormo {m} [military, aviation]
|
:: a wing (an organizational level)
|
| stornante {v}
|
:: present participle of stornare
|
| stornar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of stornare
|
| stornare {vt}
|
:: to transfer
|
| stornare {vt}
|
:: to avert
|
| stornellata {f}
|
:: singing of stornelli
|
| stornello {m} [poetry]
|
:: A type of lyric poem or folk song
|
| stornimento {m}
|
:: dizziness
|
| storno {m}
|
:: starling
|
| storno nero {m}
|
:: spotless starling
|
| storpiamento {m}
|
:: deformation
|
| storpiamento {m}
|
:: mangling, twisting
|
| storpiante {v}
|
:: present participle of storpiare
|
| storpiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of storpiarsi
|
| storpiare {vt}
|
:: to cripple, maim
|
| storpiare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to mangle (words)
|
| storpiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of storpiare
|
| storpiarsi {v}
|
:: to be crippled, maimed
|
| storpiato {adj}
|
:: crippled, maimed
|
| storpiato {adj}
|
:: mangled (words)
|
| storpiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of storpiarsi
|
| storpiatura {f}
|
:: deformation
|
| storpiatura {f}
|
:: mangling, twisting
|
| storpio {adj}
|
:: crippled, maimed
|
| storpio {m}
|
:: cripple
|
| storta {f}
|
:: sprain
|
| storta {f} [chemistry]
|
:: retort
|
| stortante {v}
|
:: present participle of stortare
|
| stortare {vt}
|
:: to twist or wrench
|
| stortare {vt}
|
:: to bend
|
| storto {adj} /ˈstɔrto/
|
:: twisted, bent
|
| storto {adj}
|
:: buckled, warped
|
| storto {adj}
|
:: crooked
|
| stortosi {v}
|
:: past participle of storcersi
|
| stortura {f}
|
:: crookedness, distortion
|
| stortura {f}
|
:: falsity, wrongness
|
| stortura {f}
|
:: absurdity
|
| stoscio {m} /ˈstɔʃ.ʃo/
|
:: A downward jump or leap
|
| stoviglia {f} [chiefly in the plural] /stoˈviʎ.ʎa/
|
:: crockery, dishes, kitchenware
|
| stozzante {v}
|
:: present participle of stozzare
|
| stozzare {vt}
|
:: to emboss
|
| stozzare {vt}
|
:: to slot
|
| stozzatore {m}
|
:: embosser
|
| stozzatore {m}
|
:: slotter
|
| stozzatrice {f}
|
:: slotting machine
|
| stozzatura {f}
|
:: embossing
|
| stozzatura {f}
|
:: slotting
|
| stozzo {m}
|
:: punch (embossing tool)
|
| stra- {prefix}
|
:: prefix used to indicate excessiveness, exaggeration. Example: straricco (filthy rich), from ricco (rich)
|
| strabattersene {v}
|
:: alternative form of sbattersene
|
| strabene {adv} [rare]
|
:: very well
|
| strabenedicente {v}
|
:: present participle of strabenedire
|
| strabenedire {vt}
|
:: To bless wholeheartedly, with a profusion of words
|
| strabere {vi}
|
:: To drink alcohol excessively
|
| strabevente {v}
|
:: present participle of strabere
|
| strabico {adj}
|
:: crosseyed, cross-eyed
|
| strabiliante {adj}
|
:: astonishing, amazing
|
| strabiliante {v}
|
:: present participle of strabiliare
|
| strabiliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strabiliarsi
|
| strabiliare {vi}
|
:: To astonish or amaze
|
| strabiliarsi {vr}
|
:: To be astonished or amazed
|
| strabiliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strabiliarsi
|
| strabismo {m} [medicine]
|
:: strabismus, squint
|
| straboccante {v}
|
:: present participle of straboccare
|
| straboccare {vi}
|
:: Variant of traboccare
|
| straboccare {vi}
|
:: To fall
|
| strabocchevole {adj}
|
:: abundant, superabundant, overwhelming
|
| strabocchevole {adj}
|
:: huge, enormous, vast
|
| strabocchevolmente {adv}
|
:: abundantly, overwhelmingly
|
| strabocchevolmente {adv}
|
:: hugely, enormously, vastly
|
| Strabone {prop}
|
:: Strabo (Ancient Greek geographer)
|
| straborda {adj}
|
:: overflowing
|
| strabuzzamento {m}
|
:: rolling of the eyes, goggling
|
| strabuzzante {v}
|
:: present participle of strabuzzare
|
| strabuzzare {vt}
|
:: To roll (one's eyes)
|
| stracannante {v}
|
:: present participle of stracannare
|
| stracannare {vt}
|
:: To rewind
|
| stracannatura {f}
|
:: rewinding
|
| stracarico {adj}
|
:: overloaded, overladen, overburdened
|
| straccale {m}
|
:: breeching
|
| straccamente {adv}
|
:: wearily, tiredly
|
| straccamente {adv}
|
:: listlessly
|
| straccante {v}
|
:: present participle of straccare
|
| straccare {vt}
|
:: To tire (out), weary, exhaust, wear out
|
| straccetto {m}
|
:: cloth or rag for cleaning
|
| straccetto {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: strip of meat
|
| stracchino {m}
|
:: A soft-ripened cow's milk cheese with no rind, produced in Lombardy
|
| stracciabile {adj}
|
:: That can be torn; tearable
|
| stracciaiolo {m}
|
:: rag and bone man
|
| stracciante {v}
|
:: present participle of stracciare
|
| stracciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stracciarsi
|
| stracciare {vt} [obsolete] /stratˈtʃa.re/
|
:: to tear or rip flesh
|
| stracciare {vt}
|
:: to tear up or rip up
|
| stracciarsi {vr}
|
:: To tear or rip
|
| stracciatella {f} /strat.tʃaˈtɛl.la/
|
:: stracciatella (soup)
|
| stracciatella {f} [usually uncountable]
|
:: stracciatella (ice cream)
|
| stracciatella {f}
|
:: a type of mild-flavoured cheese made from buffalo milk
|
| stracciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stracciarsi
|
| stracciatura {f}
|
:: combing (yarn)
|
| stracciatura {f}
|
:: tearing, rending, ripping
|
| straccio {m} /ˈstrat.t͡ʃo/
|
:: rag
|
| straccio {m} [regional]
|
:: mop, duster
|
| straccio {m} [figuratively]
|
:: wretch (miserable person)
|
| straccio {m} [regional]
|
:: lasagna (usually used in plural form "stracci")
|
| straccio {adj}
|
:: shredded, torn
|
| stracciona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of straccione
|
| straccione {m}
|
:: ragamuffin
|
| straccione {m}
|
:: beggar
|
| straccivendolo {m}
|
:: ragman, ragpicker, rag and bone man
|
| stracco {adj}
|
:: tired, worn-out
|
| stracocente {v}
|
:: present participle of stracuocere
|
| stracolmo {adj}
|
:: bulging or bursting at the seams (with)
|
| stracontento {adj}
|
:: Very glad, pleased, delighted; overjoyed
|
| straconvinto {adj}
|
:: Very fervent etc
|
| straconvinto {adj}
|
:: Totally convinced etc
|
| stracotto {adj}
|
:: overcooked
|
| stracotto {m}
|
:: A stew, usually of beef
|
| stracuocente {v}
|
:: present participle of stracuocere
|
| stracuocere {vti}
|
:: to overcook or overdo
|
| strada {f} /ˈstrada/
|
:: road, way, street
|
| strada {f}
|
:: [pejorative] street
|
| strada facendo {phrase}
|
:: on the way
|
| strada ferrata {f}
|
:: railway, railroad
|
| stradale {adj}
|
:: road (attributive)
|
| stradale {adj}
|
:: traffic (attributive)
|
| stradale {f}
|
:: traffic police
|
| strada rialzata {n}
|
:: causeway
|
| strada rialzata {n}
|
:: A road that is raised, as to be above water, marshland etc
|
| stradario {m}
|
:: street guide, street plan (list, not a map)
|
| stradicciola {f}
|
:: lane (narrow, winding road)
|
| stradina {f}
|
:: Small road, narrow road
|
| stradino {m}
|
:: street maintenance worker
|
| stradista {mf}
|
:: road racing cyclist
|
| Stradivari {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Stradivari {prop}
|
:: w:it:Antonio Stradivari, Italian luthier from Cremona Italy
|
| Stradivari {prop}
|
:: Antonius Stradivarius is the latinized form of his surname
|
| stradivario {m} [musical instruments] /stra.diˈva.rjo/
|
:: Stradivarius (stringed instrument built by Antonio Stradivari)
|
| stradone {m}
|
:: avenue, wide road, often a tree-lined one
|
| straduccia {f}
|
:: backstreet
|
| strafacente {v}
|
:: present participle of strafare
|
| strafalciare {v} [rare]
|
:: to work inaccurately; to botch
|
| strafalciare {v} [rare]
|
:: to blunder
|
| strafalciona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of strafalcione (botcher)
|
| strafalcione {m}
|
:: blunder
|
| strafalcione {m}
|
:: botcher
|
| strafare {vi}
|
:: to overdo
|
| strafarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of strafare
|
| strafarsi {v}
|
:: to take drugs too much
|
| strafatto {adj}
|
:: overdone
|
| strafavorito {adj}
|
:: Most favourite; biggest favourite
|
| strafelice {adj}
|
:: Very happy
|
| strafico {adj} [of a person]
|
:: very cool (popular, fashionable etc.)
|
| strafigo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of strafico
|
| strafilaggio {m} [nautical]
|
:: lacing, lashing (of ropes)
|
| strafogante {v}
|
:: present participle of strafogarsi
|
| strafogantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strafogarsi
|
| strafogarsi {vr}
|
:: To stuff oneself (eat too much)
|
| strafogatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strafogarsi
|
| straforo {m}
|
:: hole, opening
|
| strafottente {adj}
|
:: flaunting a brazen nonchalance and contempt for others; arrogant
|
| strafottente {m}
|
:: impudent, insolent person
|
| strafottenza {f}
|
:: arrogance
|
| strafottersene {v}
|
:: synonym of sbattersene
|
| strafottersene {v}
|
:: synonym of infischiarsene
|
| strafregarsene {v}
|
:: A more intense form of fregarsene
|
| strage {f}
|
:: A massacre, a mass murder, a butchery, a slaughter
|
| strage {f} [hyperbolic]
|
:: A large or profitable hunting trip
|
| strage {f}
|
:: A ruinous destruction or conquest
|
| strage {f}
|
:: Faling scores for an exceptionally high number of alumni
|
| stragismo {m}
|
:: terrorism
|
| stragista {adj}
|
:: massacring, slaughtering
|
| stragista {mf}
|
:: massacrer, slaughterer
|
| stragiudiziale {adj} [legal]
|
:: extrajudicial
|
| straglio {m}
|
:: alternative form of strallo
|
| stragodente {v}
|
:: present participle of stragodere
|
| stragodere {vt}
|
:: to enjoy something greatly; to obtain great satisfaction
|
| stragonfio {adj}
|
:: very swollen
|
| stragonfio {adj}
|
:: overinflated
|
| stragrande {adj}
|
:: Very great; overwhelming
|
| stralciante {v}
|
:: present participle of stralciare
|
| stralciare {vt}
|
:: To remove, extract, take out or deduct
|
| stralcio {m}
|
:: extract, excerpt, part
|
| stralcio {m}
|
:: removal, extracting, excerpting
|
| strale {m} [literary]
|
:: arrow, thunderbolt
|
| strale {m}
|
:: A type of racing dinghy for two people
|
| strallare {v} [nautical]
|
:: to stay (up)
|
| strallare {v} [construction]
|
:: to guy (down/up)
|
| strallato {adj}
|
:: cable-stayed
|
| strallo {m} [nautical]
|
:: stay, guy
|
| strallo {m} [architecture]
|
:: tie beam, stay, wire rope, guy rope, guy wire (cable-stayed bridge)
|
| stralodante {v}
|
:: present participle of stralodare
|
| stralodare {vt}
|
:: To overpraise
|
| stralpo {m}
|
:: ledge (of rocks)
|
| stralunamento {m}
|
:: rolling of the eyes, goggling
|
| stralunante {v}
|
:: present participle of stralunare
|
| stralunare {v}
|
:: to roll the eyes; to goggle
|
| stralunato {adj}
|
:: goggle-eyed, staring
|
| stralunato {adj}
|
:: very upset
|
| stralunato {adj}
|
:: dazed, thunderstruck
|
| stramaledetto {adj}
|
:: cursed
|
| stramaledire {vt}
|
:: To curse
|
| stramaturo {adj}
|
:: overripe
|
| stramazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of stramazzare
|
| stramazzare {vi}
|
:: to collapse
|
| stramazzare {vi}
|
:: to crash or fall heavilly
|
| stramazzo {m}
|
:: straw mattress, pallet
|
| stramazzone {m}
|
:: slump, collapse, heavy fall
|
| strambamente {adv}
|
:: strangely, oddly, queerly
|
| strambante {v}
|
:: present participle of strambare
|
| strambare {vi} [nautical]
|
:: To gybe
|
| strambata {f} [nautical]
|
:: gybe
|
| stramberia {f}
|
:: odd thing; strange action, eccentricity
|
| stramberia {f}
|
:: oddness, strangeness, eccentricity
|
| strambo {adj}
|
:: strange, queer, odd
|
| strambo {adj} [rare]
|
:: contorted
|
| strambotto {m} /stramˈbɔt.to/
|
:: A form of eight-line satirical verse
|
| strame {m}
|
:: hay, straw (forage)
|
| strame {m}
|
:: litter, bedding (for animals)
|
| strameritato {adj}
|
:: well-deserved
|
| stramonio {m}
|
:: thorn apple, jimsonweed (Datura stramonium)
|
| stramortente {v}
|
:: present participle of stramortire
|
| stramortire {vt}
|
:: alternative form of tramortire
|
| strampalato {adj}
|
:: odd, eccentric
|
| stranamente {adv}
|
:: strangely, oddly
|
| stranamente {adv}
|
:: curiously, weirdly
|
| stranente {v}
|
:: present participle of stranire
|
| stranezza {f}
|
:: strangeness, oddness
|
| stranezza {f}
|
:: oddity, strange thing, strange behaviour
|
| Strangio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| strangolamento {m}
|
:: strangulation
|
| strangolante {v}
|
:: present participle of strangolare
|
| strangolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strangolarsi
|
| strangolapreti {mp}
|
:: strangolapreti
|
| strangolare {vt}
|
:: To strangle, to choke, to throttle, to neck
|
| strangolarsi {vr}
|
:: To strangle oneself, to choke
|
| strangolatore {m}
|
:: strangler
|
| strangolatore {m}
|
:: choker
|
| strangolatore {m}
|
:: One who, or that which, chokes or strangles
|
| strangolatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strangolarsi
|
| strangolatrice {f}
|
:: strangler
|
| strangolatrice {f}
|
:: choker
|
| stranguglione {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: hiccups
|
| stranguglione {m} [in the plural]
|
:: strangles (disease of horses)
|
| stranguria {f} [pathology]
|
:: strangury
|
| straniamento {m}
|
:: estrangement
|
| straniante {v}
|
:: present participle of straniare
|
| straniante {adj}
|
:: estranging, alienating
|
| straniare {vt}
|
:: To estrange or alienate
|
| straniato {adj}
|
:: absent-minded
|
| straniero {adj} /stranˈjɛ.ro/
|
:: foreign, alien
|
| straniero {m}
|
:: foreigner, alien, stranger, outlander
|
| stranire {vt}
|
:: To bewilder, daze, bemuse, befuddle
|
| stranissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of strano
|
| stranito {adj}
|
:: nervy, on edge, jittery
|
| stranito {adj}
|
:: befuddled, dazed
|
| strano {adj}
|
:: strange, odd, dodgy
|
| strano {adj}
|
:: whimsical
|
| stranuto {m}
|
:: alternative form of starnuto
|
| straordinariamente {adv}
|
:: extraordinarily, exceptionally, extremely
|
| straordinariato {m}
|
:: probation (especially at a teaching post)
|
| straordinarietà {f}
|
:: extraordinariness, exceptionality
|
| straordinario {adj}
|
:: extraordinary
|
| straordinario {m} [usually, in the plural form]
|
:: overtime
|
| straordinario {m}
|
:: extraordinary thing
|
| straorzante {v}
|
:: present participle of straorzare
|
| straorzare {v} [nautical]
|
:: to yaw
|
| strapagante {v}
|
:: present participle of strapagare
|
| strapagare {vt}
|
:: To overpay
|
| strapagato {adj}
|
:: overpaid
|
| straparlante {v}
|
:: present participle of straparlare
|
| straparlare {vi}
|
:: to talk too much
|
| straparlare {vi}
|
:: to rave
|
| strapazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of strapazzare
|
| strapazzare {vt}
|
:: to handle roughly; to rough up
|
| strapazzare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to maltreat [someone], especially with verbal abuse
|
| strapazzare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to criticize unduly heavily; to tear up
|
| strapazzare {vt}
|
:: to subject to strain; to tire out
|
| strapazzare {vt}
|
:: to use something without care or regard
|
| strapazzare {vt}
|
:: to butcher [ruin]
|
| strapazzare {vt} [sports]
|
:: to rout; to destroy
|
| strapazzare {vt}
|
:: to scramble (eggs)
|
| strapazzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of strapazzare
|
| strapazzarsi {v}
|
:: to exert oneself too much, without regard for one's own health
|
| strapazzata {f}
|
:: strain (violent effort)
|
| strapazzata {f}
|
:: reprimand
|
| strapazzato {adj}
|
:: rough (difficult, trying)
|
| strapazzato {adj}
|
:: in bad condition due to desuetude or neglect
|
| strapazzo {m}
|
:: strain
|
| strapazzoso {adj}
|
:: hard, exhausting
|
| straperdente {v}
|
:: present participle of straperdere
|
| straperdere {vi}
|
:: To be heavily defeated in a sports competition
|
| strapieno {adj}
|
:: full up
|
| strapieno {adj}
|
:: overfull
|
| strapieno {adj}
|
:: overflowing
|
| strapiombante {v}
|
:: present participle of strapiombare
|
| strapiombante {adj}
|
:: overhanging
|
| strapiombare {vi}
|
:: to lean (be out of plumb, out of perpendicular)
|
| strapiombare {vi}
|
:: to overhang, jut
|
| strapiombo {m}
|
:: overhang (overhanging rock)
|
| strapiombo {m}
|
:: crag
|
| strapotente {adj}
|
:: very powerful or strong
|
| strapotenza {f}
|
:: very great power or strength
|
| strapotere {m}
|
:: Excessive power
|
| strappabile {adj}
|
:: That can be torn; tearable
|
| strappalacrime {adj} /strap.paˈla.kri.me/
|
:: weepy, tear-jerking (of a film etc)
|
| strappamento {m}
|
:: tearing (up or off); snatching, wrenching, rending
|
| strappamento {m}
|
:: avulsion
|
| strappante {v}
|
:: present participle of strappare
|
| strappantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strapparsi
|
| strappar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of strappare
|
| strappare {vt}
|
:: to remove violently
|
| strappare {v}
|
:: to force [someone] away (from)
|
| strappare {v}
|
:: to tear; to rip; to tear out; to pull
|
| strappare {vt}
|
:: to tear up
|
| strappare {v}
|
:: to get with stubborn commitment
|
| strappare {v}
|
:: to extort
|
| strappare {v} [tennis]
|
:: to take control of the game while the opponent is serving
|
| strappare {vt} [politics]
|
:: to cease being a member of a certain political party
|
| strappare {vi} [automotive]
|
:: to judder
|
| strappare {vi} [sports]
|
:: to sprint
|
| strappare {vi} [music]
|
:: to pluck off as in piano playing by throwing off a note or chord with a rapid but light turn of the wrist
|
| strapparsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of strappare
|
| strapparsi {v}
|
:: to tear; to rip; to tear out; to pull
|
| strapparsi {v} [by extension]
|
:: to tear (injure as if by pulling apart) or be torn
|
| strapparsi {v}
|
:: to tear up
|
| strapparsi {v}
|
:: to display great anger, desperation, etc
|
| strappatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strapparsi
|
| strappo {m}
|
:: tear, rip
|
| strappo {m}
|
:: strain (medical)
|
| strappo {m}
|
:: tug
|
| strappo {m}
|
:: lift (in a car etc)
|
| strapuntino {m}
|
:: folding seat, jump seat
|
| straricco {adj}
|
:: filthy rich
|
| straripamento {m}
|
:: overflow, overflowing, flooding
|
| straripante {v}
|
:: present participle of straripare
|
| straripare {vi}
|
:: To overflow, to flood
|
| strasapere {vt}
|
:: to know something well
|
| strasapiente {v}
|
:: present participle of strasapere
|
| Strasburgo {prop}
|
:: Strasburgo (capital city)
|
| strascicamento {m}
|
:: trailing
|
| strascicamento {m}
|
:: shuffling, dragging (the feet)
|
| strascicamento {m}
|
:: drawling
|
| strascicante {v}
|
:: present participle of strascicare
|
| strascicantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strascicarsi
|
| strascicare {v} [ergative]
|
:: to trail (drag on the ground)
|
| strascicare {vt}
|
:: [of feet or footwear] to scuff or shuffle
|
| strascicare {vt}
|
:: carry out an activity slowly or unwillingly
|
| strascicare {vt}
|
:: to contract [an illness] and not bother to cure or palliate it
|
| strascicare {vt}
|
:: to pronounce slowly and monotonously
|
| strascicarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of strascicare
|
| strascicarsi {vr}
|
:: to crawl
|
| strascicarsi {vr}
|
:: to drag oneself along
|
| strascicatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strascicarsi
|
| strascichio {m}
|
:: shuffling, dragging, scuffing (the feet)
|
| strascico {m}
|
:: train (of a dress)
|
| strascico {m}
|
:: vestige, evidence, remnant , trace
|
| strascico {m}
|
:: deal, aftereffect, sequel, aftermath, wake
|
| strascico {m}
|
:: drawl
|
| strascico {m}
|
:: trail of a snail
|
| strascico {m}
|
:: trawl-net, drag-net
|
| strasciconi {adv}
|
:: shuffling, dragging one's feet
|
| strascinante {v}
|
:: present participle of strascinare
|
| strascinantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strascinarsi
|
| strascinare {vt}
|
:: To drag
|
| strascinarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of strascinare
|
| strascinarsi {vr}
|
:: to drag (on)
|
| strascinarsi {vr}
|
:: to drag oneself along
|
| strascinatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strascinarsi
|
| strasformante {v}
|
:: present participle of strasformare
|
| strasformare {v}
|
:: alternative form of trasformare
|
| strass {m}
|
:: paste (lead crystal used as gemstone)
|
| stratagemma {m}
|
:: stratagem
|
| stratagemma {m}
|
:: scheme
|
| stratega {mf}
|
:: strategist
|
| strategia {f}
|
:: strategy
|
| strategicamente {adv}
|
:: strategically
|
| strategico {adj}
|
:: strategic (all senses)
|
| stratego {m}
|
:: strategus
|
| stratempo {m} [regional] /straˈtɛm.po/
|
:: harsh weather, storm
|
| straterello {m}
|
:: thin layer
|
| stratificante {v}
|
:: present participle of stratificare
|
| stratificantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stratificarsi
|
| stratificare {vt}
|
:: To stratify
|
| stratificarsi {vr}
|
:: To stratify or become stratified
|
| stratificatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stratificarsi
|
| stratificazione {f}
|
:: stratification
|
| stratiforme {adj}
|
:: stratiform
|
| stratigoto {m} [historical]
|
:: A criminal court judge in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
|
| stratigrafia {f} [geology, archaeology]
|
:: stratigraphy
|
| stratigrafia {f} [medicine]
|
:: tomography
|
| stratigrafico {adj} [geology]
|
:: stratigraphic
|
| stratigrafico {adj} [medicine]
|
:: tomographic
|
| stratimetria {f}
|
:: stratimetry
|
| stratiota {m}
|
:: stratiote
|
| strato- {prefix}
|
:: strato-
|
| strato {m}
|
:: layer, coat, coating, sheet, film
|
| strato {m} [meteorology]
|
:: stratus, layer
|
| strato {m} [geology]
|
:: stratum, layer
|
| strato {m} [sociology]
|
:: stratum, class
|
| stratocumulo {m} [meteorology]
|
:: stratocumulus
|
| stratopausa {f}
|
:: stratopause
|
| stratosfera {f} [meteorology]
|
:: stratosphere
|
| stratosferico {adj} [meteorology]
|
:: stratospheric
|
| stratosferico {adj}
|
:: stratospheric, exorbitant
|
| stratovulcano {m}
|
:: stratovolcano
|
| stratta {f}
|
:: pull, tug, jerk, yank (on a rope etc.)
|
| strattonante {v}
|
:: present participle of strattonare
|
| strattonare {vt}
|
:: to shove
|
| strattonare {vt}
|
:: to pull or tug strongly or violently
|
| strattonarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of strattonare
|
| strattonarsi {v} [reciprocal]
|
:: to shove one another
|
| strattonarsi {v} [reciprocal]
|
:: to pull or yank one another
|
| strattone {m}
|
:: tug, jerk (harsh movement)
|
| stravaccante {v}
|
:: present participle of stravaccarsi
|
| stravaccantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stravaccarsi
|
| stravaccarsi {vr}
|
:: to sprawl (out)
|
| stravaccarsi {vr}
|
:: to slump, slouch
|
| stravaccato {adj}
|
:: sprawling, slumped
|
| stravaccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stravaccarsi
|
| stravagante {adj}
|
:: eccentric, outlandish, oddball
|
| stravagantemente {adv}
|
:: eccentrically, oddly
|
| stravaganza {f}
|
:: eccentricity, extravagance
|
| stravaso {m} [pathology]
|
:: extravasation
|
| stravecchio {adj}
|
:: Very old
|
| stravecchio {adj}
|
:: mature (cheese)
|
| stravecchio {adj}
|
:: mellow (wine)
|
| stravedente {v}
|
:: present participle of stravedere
|
| stravedere {vi}
|
:: to see something that isn't there
|
| stravedere {vi}
|
:: to make a blunder
|
| straveggente {v}
|
:: present participle of stravedere
|
| stravincente {v}
|
:: present participle of stravincere
|
| stravincere {vt}
|
:: to win big
|
| stravincere {vt}
|
:: to trounce
|
| straviziante {v}
|
:: present participle of straviziare
|
| straviziare {vi}
|
:: To revel, make merry or have a ball
|
| straviziare {vi}
|
:: To spoil or overindulge (a person)
|
| stravizio {m}
|
:: excess
|
| stravolente {v}
|
:: present participle of stravolere
|
| stravolere {vt}
|
:: To want something very much
|
| stravolgente {v}
|
:: present participle of stravolgere
|
| stravolgere {vt}
|
:: to upset
|
| stravolgere {vt}
|
:: to shake or rock
|
| stravolgere {vt}
|
:: to twist or distort (a meaning etc)
|
| stravolgimento {m}
|
:: contortion
|
| stravolgimento {m}
|
:: twisting
|
| stravolgimento {m}
|
:: shaking
|
| stravolto {adj}
|
:: distraught
|
| straziante {v}
|
:: present participle of straziare
|
| straziante {adj}
|
:: harrowing, heart-rending
|
| straziante {adj}
|
:: excruciating [pain]
|
| straziante {adj}
|
:: bloodcurdling [scream]
|
| straziare {vt}
|
:: to torment or torture
|
| strazio {m}
|
:: torment, torture
|
| strazio {m}
|
:: cruel and bloody killing
|
| strazio {m}
|
:: reckless use or consumption [of a resource]
|
| strazio {m} [archaic]
|
:: mockery or derision
|
| strazio {m} [Florence]
|
:: textile waste or scraps
|
| strega {f}
|
:: witch, hag
|
| Strega {prop}
|
:: Strega
|
| stregabile {adj}
|
:: bewitchable
|
| stregaccia {f}
|
:: (wicked or ugly) witch
|
| stregante {v}
|
:: present participle of stregare
|
| stregare {vt}
|
:: to bewitch
|
| stregare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to romantically attract
|
| stregato {adj}
|
:: bewitched
|
| Stregatto {prop} [Alice in Wonderland] /streˈɡat.to/
|
:: the Cheshire cat
|
| stregheria {f} [archaic]
|
:: sorcery, witchcraft
|
| streghetta {f}
|
:: diminutive of strega
|
| stregone {m}
|
:: witch doctor
|
| stregone {m}
|
:: sorcerer
|
| stregoneria {f} /stre.ɡo.neˈri.a/
|
:: witchcraft, sorcery
|
| stregoneria {f}
|
:: incantation, spell
|
| stregua {f}
|
:: mode, manner
|
| stremamente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of estremamente
|
| stremante {v}
|
:: present participle of stremare
|
| stremare {v}
|
:: to exhaust (reach the end)
|
| stremità {f} [obsolete]
|
:: Variant of estremità
|
| stremo {adj} [archaic] /ˈstrɛ.mo/
|
:: extreme, final
|
| stremo {adj} [archaic]
|
:: Extended meanings:
|
| stremo {adj}
|
:: small, little
|
| stremo {adj}
|
:: short
|
| stremo {adj}
|
:: thin
|
| stremo {adj}
|
:: poor
|
| stremo {m}
|
:: extremity, extreme
|
| stremo {m}
|
:: last legs, extreme limit
|
| strenna {f}
|
:: present, gift (especially one given at Christmas or Easter)
|
| strenuamente {adv}
|
:: vigorously, ardently, strenuously
|
| strenuamente {adv}
|
:: tirelessly
|
| strenuamente {adv}
|
:: bravely
|
| strenuità {f}
|
:: vigorousness
|
| strenuità {f}
|
:: bravery
|
| strenuità {f}
|
:: tirelessness
|
| strenuo {adj}
|
:: vigorous, ardent, strenuous
|
| strenuo {adj}
|
:: tireless
|
| strenuo {adj}
|
:: brave
|
| strepitante {v}
|
:: present participle of strepitare
|
| strepitare {vi}
|
:: To yell and shout; to make a din
|
| strepitio {m}
|
:: din
|
| strepito {m} /ˈstrɛ.pi.to/
|
:: clamour, din; yelling and shouting
|
| strepitosamente {adv}
|
:: outstandingly
|
| strepitoso {adj}
|
:: resounding
|
| strepitoso {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: amazing
|
| strepsirrino {adj}
|
:: strepsirrhine
|
| strepsirrino {m}
|
:: strepsirrhine
|
| strepto- {prefix}
|
:: strepto-
|
| streptococcico {adj}
|
:: streptococcal
|
| streptococco {m} [microbiology]
|
:: streptococcus
|
| streptolisina {f}
|
:: streptolysin
|
| streptomicete {m}
|
:: streptomyces
|
| streptomicina {f} [medicine]
|
:: streptomycin
|
| stress {m}
|
:: stress
|
| stressante {v}
|
:: present participle of stressare
|
| stressante {adj}
|
:: stressful
|
| stressare {vt}
|
:: To put someone or something under stress, to shake up
|
| stressato {adj}
|
:: stressed
|
| stressato {adj}
|
:: under stress
|
| stretching {m}
|
:: stretching
|
| stretch one's wings {v}
|
:: synonym of try one's wings
|
| stretta {f}
|
:: grip (firm hold)
|
| stretta {f}
|
:: clampdown, crackdown
|
| stretta di mano {f}
|
:: handshake
|
| strettamente {adv}
|
:: tightly
|
| strettamente {adv}
|
:: strictly, closely
|
| strettezza {f}
|
:: narrowness
|
| strettezza {f}
|
:: scarcity, shortage, lack
|
| strettezza {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: poverty
|
| strettissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of stretto
|
| stretto {adj} /ˈstretːo/
|
:: narrow
|
| stretto {adj}
|
:: tight
|
| stretto {adj}
|
:: strict
|
| stretto {adj} [linguistics]
|
:: close
|
| stretto {m}
|
:: strait
|
| Stretto di Messina {prop}
|
:: the Strait of Messina
|
| strettoia {f}
|
:: bottleneck
|
| strettoia {f}
|
:: tight spot (difficulty)
|
| strettoio {m}
|
:: clamp
|
| strettoio {m}
|
:: press (for grapes etc)
|
| strettosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stringersi
|
| stria {f} [pathology]
|
:: stria
|
| stria {f} [architecture]
|
:: stria, channel
|
| stria {f}
|
:: streak, stria
|
| striante {v}
|
:: present participle of striare
|
| striantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of striarsi
|
| striare {vt}
|
:: to streak
|
| striare {vt}
|
:: to striate
|
| striarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of striare
|
| striarsi {vr}
|
:: to be streaked
|
| striarsi {vr}
|
:: to be striated
|
| striato {adj}
|
:: streaked
|
| striato {adj}
|
:: striated
|
| striatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of striarsi
|
| striatura {f}
|
:: striation
|
| striatura {f}
|
:: streak
|
| striatura {f}
|
:: blotch
|
| stricnina {f} [chemistry]
|
:: strychnine
|
| stridente {v}
|
:: present participle of stridere
|
| stridente {adj}
|
:: strident, shrill
|
| stridente {adj}
|
:: clashing (colours)
|
| stridere {vi}
|
:: to squeak [of a door etc]
|
| stridere {vi}
|
:: to screech or shriek [of an animal]
|
| stridere {vi}
|
:: to shrill [of a voice]
|
| stridere {vi}
|
:: to clash [figuratively, of colours]
|
| stridio {m}
|
:: screeching
|
| stridio {m}
|
:: chirp
|
| stridio {m}
|
:: chatter
|
| strido {m}
|
:: shriek, scream, squeak
|
| stridore {m}
|
:: screeching
|
| stridulante {v}
|
:: present participle of stridulare
|
| stridulare {v}
|
:: To stridulate
|
| stridulazione {f}
|
:: stridulation
|
| stridulo {adj}
|
:: shrill
|
| stridulo {adj}
|
:: screeching
|
| strigante {v}
|
:: present participle of strigare
|
| strigare {v}
|
:: To unravel
|
| strigione {m}
|
:: souffia (Telestes souffia)
|
| striglia {f}
|
:: curry comb
|
| strigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of strigliare
|
| strigliare {vt}
|
:: To curry (brush a horse)
|
| strigliata {f}
|
:: grooming
|
| strigliata {f}
|
:: dressing gown
|
| strignere {v}
|
:: Variant of stringere
|
| Strigonio {prop}
|
:: obsolete form of Esztergom
|
| strike {m}
|
:: strike (in baseball and ten-pin bowling)
|
| strillante {v}
|
:: present participle of strillare
|
| strillare {vit}
|
:: to scream
|
| strillare {vit}
|
:: to squall
|
| strillo {m}
|
:: scream, shriek
|
| strillonaggio {m}
|
:: selling newspapers (in the street)
|
| strillone {m}
|
:: newspaper seller (in the street)
|
| strillone {m}
|
:: newsboy, paperboy
|
| strillone {m}
|
:: barker
|
| strillone {m}
|
:: tout
|
| strillozzo {m}
|
:: corn bunting
|
| striminzente {v}
|
:: present participle of striminzire
|
| striminzentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of striminzirsi
|
| striminzire {vt}
|
:: to make thin, slim or spindly
|
| striminzire {vt}
|
:: to lace up
|
| striminzirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of striminzire
|
| striminzirsi {vr}
|
:: to become thin, slim, spindly
|
| striminzirsi {vr}
|
:: to lace up
|
| striminzito {adj}
|
:: skimpy
|
| striminzito {adj}
|
:: skinny, puny
|
| striminzitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of striminzirsi
|
| strimpellamento {m}
|
:: strumming, thrumming, plucking, twanging (a stringed instrument)
|
| strimpellamento {m}
|
:: pounding, thumping, tinkling (a keyboard instrument)
|
| strimpellante {v}
|
:: present participle of strimpellare
|
| strimpellare {vt} /strim.pelˈla.re/
|
:: To strum (a guitar)
|
| strimpellatore {m}
|
:: strummer, thrummer (of a stringed instrument)
|
| strimpellatore {m}
|
:: pounder, tinkler (of a keyboard instrument)
|
| strimpellio {m}
|
:: strumming, thrumming, plucking (of a stringed instrument)
|
| strimpellio {m}
|
:: pounding, thumping, tinkling (of a keyboard instrument)
|
| strinante {v}
|
:: present participle of strinare
|
| strinantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strinarsi
|
| strinare {vt}
|
:: To singe or scorch
|
| strinarsi {vr}
|
:: To singe or scorch
|
| strinato {adj}
|
:: singed, scorched
|
| strinato {adj}
|
:: skinny
|
| strinatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strinarsi
|
| strinatura {f}
|
:: scorch (mark)
|
| stringa {f}
|
:: rope, bond
|
| stringa {f}
|
:: streak
|
| stringa {f} [computing]
|
:: string (sequence of things of the same type)
|
| stringante {v}
|
:: present participle of stringare
|
| stringare {vt}
|
:: To condense (make concise)
|
| stringatamente {adv}
|
:: concisely, tersely, shortly
|
| stringatezza {f}
|
:: conciseness, concision, terseness, shortness
|
| stringato {adj}
|
:: terse, concise, short
|
| stringato {adj}
|
:: lace-up
|
| stringente {v}
|
:: present participle of stringere
|
| stringente {adj}
|
:: stringent
|
| stringente {adj}
|
:: persuasive; cogent
|
| stringente {adj}
|
:: urgent
|
| stringente {adj}
|
:: astringent
|
| stringentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stringersi
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: to tighten, clasp, grasp, grab
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: (even +a) (of clothing) to be excessively tight
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: to tie around tightly
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: (of a seatbelt, etc.) to fasten
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: to hang on to; to hold tightly
|
| stringere {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to form a relationship
|
| stringere {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to settle on or conclude (a contract, deal, etc.)
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: to scale down or make smaller
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: to make more concise; to abridge; to make it snappy
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: (of time) to be pressing; to run out; to quickly approach a deadline
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: (of sports, especially soccer) to move to the center, towards the goal; to centralize by converging towards the midfield or the opponent's goal
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: (of food and drinks) to taste sour; to have an astringent effect
|
| stringere {vt}
|
:: (of vehicles) to come too close to another vehicle, causing it to change direction
|
| stringere alle corde {v} [idiom]
|
:: alternative form of mettere alle corde
|
| stringere i denti {vi} [idiom]
|
:: to grit one's teeth
|
| stringere il cuore {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to profoundly move, affect, or touch
|
| stringere la cinghia {v}
|
:: to tighten one's belt
|
| stringere la gola {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to choke up (lose power of speaking)
|
| stringersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of stringere
|
| stringersi {vi}
|
:: to scoot (move sideways to make room for someone else)
|
| stringersi {v}
|
:: (+a, contro) to press oneself (up against a surface)
|
| stringersi {v}
|
:: (+a) to cling; to grasp
|
| stringersi {v}
|
:: (+in) to wrap oneself up [in a garment]
|
| stringersi {v}
|
:: (+a) to hug
|
| stringersi {vi}
|
:: to shrink; to narrow; to be narrowed
|
| stringimento {m}
|
:: tightening
|
| stringimento {m}
|
:: taking in (clothing, to make a tighter fit)
|
| stringinaso {m}
|
:: pince-nez
|
| stringinaso {m}
|
:: nose clip
|
| stringinaso {m}
|
:: barnacle
|
| strinù {m} [Lombardy]
|
:: A sausage opened in two halfs, leaving a side joined, then grilled or barbecued
|
| strippante {v}
|
:: present participle of strippare
|
| strippare {vi}
|
:: to be high (on drugs)
|
| strippare {vi}
|
:: to guzzle or scoff
|
| strippato {adj}
|
:: high (on drugs)
|
| strip-tease {m}
|
:: striptease
|
| strisce pedonali {f} {p}
|
:: zebra crossing, pedestrian crossing, crosswalk
|
| striscetta {f}
|
:: strip, stripe
|
| striscia {f}
|
:: strip, band, stripe, trail, line, streak
|
| striscia {f} [in the plural, familiar]
|
:: zebra crossing, pedestrian crossing, crosswalk
|
| striscia {f}
|
:: ellipsis of striscia di fumetti; comic strip
|
| striscia di fumetti {f}
|
:: comic strip (series of drawings)
|
| Striscia di Gaza {prop}
|
:: The Gaza Strip
|
| strisciamento {m}
|
:: crawling, creeping
|
| strisciamento {m}
|
:: dragging
|
| strisciante {adj}
|
:: creeping [animals, plants, inflation, etc.]
|
| strisciante {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: obsequious, unctuous
|
| strisciante {v}
|
:: present participle of strisciare
|
| strisciare {vi}
|
:: (typically with contro) to rub (against)
|
| strisciare {vi}
|
:: to crawl
|
| strisciare {vi}
|
:: to wheedle; to be obsequious; to curry favor
|
| strisciare {vt}
|
:: to drag
|
| strisciare {vt}
|
:: to scrape; to scratch
|
| strisciare {vt}
|
:: to swipe [a credit, debit, etc. card]
|
| strisciare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to graze
|
| strisciare {vit} [card games]
|
:: in the game of tresette, to hit a card against the table to indicate that one has only simple cards of the same suit
|
| strisciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of strisciare
|
| strisciarsi {v} [su, contro]
|
:: to rub oneself (against)
|
| strisciarsi {v} [rare]
|
:: [a] to become obsequious (towards)
|
| strisciarsi {vi}
|
:: to become scraped or scratched
|
| strisciata {f}
|
:: graze
|
| strisciata {f}
|
:: scrape, scratch
|
| striscio {m}
|
:: scratch, graze
|
| striscio {m}
|
:: smear (test)
|
| strisciolina {f}
|
:: small strip, shred (of paper etc)
|
| strisciolina {f}
|
:: diminutive of striscia
|
| striscione {m}
|
:: banner
|
| striscioni {adv}
|
:: with or using a leopard crawl
|
| stritolabile {adj}
|
:: crushable
|
| stritolamento {m}
|
:: crushing
|
| stritolante {v}
|
:: present participle of stritolare
|
| stritolare {vt} [also, hyperbole]
|
:: to crush
|
| stritolare {vt}
|
:: to destroy [an argument]; to refute
|
| stritolato {adj}
|
:: crushed
|
| stritolato {adj}
|
:: ground
|
| strizzacervelli {mf} [colloquial]
|
:: shrink (psychiatrist or psychoanalyst)
|
| strizzamento {m}
|
:: squeezing
|
| strizzamento {m}
|
:: wringing
|
| strizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of strizzare
|
| strizzare {vt}
|
:: to wring or wring out
|
| strizzare {vt}
|
:: to squeeze or squish
|
| strizzata {f}
|
:: squeeze, wring
|
| strizzatina {f}
|
:: wink
|
| strizzato {adj}
|
:: squeezed, wrung
|
| strizzatoio {m}
|
:: mangle
|
| strizzatoio {m}
|
:: wringer
|
| strizzatura {f}
|
:: wringing
|
| strizzatura {f}
|
:: mangling
|
| strobilazione {f} [biology]
|
:: strobilation
|
| strobilo {m} [botany] /ˈstrɔ.bi.lo/
|
:: cone (of a conifer)
|
| strobilo {m} [zoology]
|
:: Meanings related to zoology:
|
| strobilo {m}
|
:: The segmented part of a cestodal flatworm's body
|
| strobilo {m}
|
:: scyphistoma
|
| stroboscopia {f}
|
:: stroboscopy
|
| stroboscopico {adj}
|
:: stroboscopic
|
| stroboscopio {m}
|
:: stroboscope
|
| strofa {f}
|
:: strophe
|
| strofa {f}
|
:: stanza
|
| Strofade {prop}
|
:: (in plural) Strofades (Greek islands)
|
| strofantina {f}
|
:: strophanthin, ouabain
|
| strofanto {m}
|
:: strophanthus
|
| strofe {f}
|
:: strophe
|
| strofinaccio {m}
|
:: duster, cloth, dishcloth, floorcloth
|
| strofinamento {m}
|
:: polishing
|
| strofinamento {m}
|
:: rubbing (down)
|
| strofinante {v}
|
:: present participle of strofinare
|
| strofinantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strofinarsi
|
| strofinare {vt} /strofiˈnare/
|
:: to rub or scrub
|
| strofinare {vt}
|
:: to scour
|
| strofinare {vt}
|
:: to wipe
|
| strofinarsi {vr}
|
:: To rub oneself (against)
|
| strofinatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strofinarsi
|
| strofinio {m}
|
:: rubbing (continuous)
|
| strofiolo {m} [botany]
|
:: strophiole
|
| strolaga {f}
|
:: diver, loom, loon (bird)
|
| strolaga beccogiallo {n}
|
:: white-billed diver or yellow-billed loon
|
| strolaga maggiore {f}
|
:: great northern diver or common loon
|
| strolaga mezzana {f}
|
:: black-throated diver or Arctic loon
|
| strolaga minore {f}
|
:: red-throated diver or red-throated loon
|
| strolghino {m}
|
:: A small salami from the provinces of Parma and Piacenza
|
| strollatura {f}
|
:: A rough layer of mortar applied to a wall before the application of plaster
|
| strologante {v}
|
:: present participle of strologare
|
| strologare {v} [archaic] /stro.loˈɡa.re/
|
:: synonym of astrologare
|
| strologare {vi}
|
:: To rack one's brains
|
| stroma {m}
|
:: stroma
|
| stromale {adj}
|
:: stromal
|
| stromatico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: stromatic, stromal
|
| stromatolita {m}
|
:: stromatolite
|
| strombante {v}
|
:: present participle of strombare
|
| strombare {vt} [architecture]
|
:: to splay
|
| strombato {adj}
|
:: splayed
|
| strombatura {f} [architecture]
|
:: splay (on a window)
|
| strombazzamento {m}
|
:: trumpeting, ballyhoo
|
| strombazzamento {m}
|
:: honking, hooting
|
| strombazzamento {m}
|
:: blast (from a trumpet)
|
| strombazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of strombazzare
|
| strombazzare {vt}
|
:: To trumpet; to proclaim loudly
|
| strombazzare {vi}
|
:: To honk repeatedly
|
| strombettante {v}
|
:: present participle of strombettare
|
| strombettare {vi}
|
:: To blare
|
| strombettio {m}
|
:: (continuous) trumpeting
|
| strombettio {m}
|
:: continuous sound of car horns
|
| strombo {m}
|
:: conch (especially the king conch)
|
| Stromboli {prop}
|
:: Stromboli (one of the Aeolian islands)
|
| stromboliano {adj}
|
:: Strombolian
|
| stromboliano {m}
|
:: Strombolian person
|
| stromento {m}
|
:: obsolete form of strumento
|
| Strona {prop}
|
:: Name of various rivers, which flow in Piedmont
|
| stroncante {v}
|
:: present participle of stroncare
|
| stroncare {vt}
|
:: to break off or cut off (a branch)
|
| stroncare {vt}
|
:: to put down or crush (a revolt)
|
| stroncare {vt}
|
:: to pan (criticize)
|
| stroncatura {f}
|
:: breaking off
|
| stroncatura {f} [figuratively]
|
:: panning, hatchet job (strong adverse criticism)
|
| stronza {f} [vulgar, derogatory]
|
:: bitch, spiteful woman
|
| stronzaggine {f}
|
:: bloody-mindedness
|
| stronzaggine {f}
|
:: bullshit, bollocks, bunkum
|
| stronzante {v}
|
:: present participle of stronzare
|
| stronzare {vt} [obsolete, figurative] /stronˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: to fraudulently devalue currency
|
| stronzata {f} [vulgar, derogatory]
|
:: rubbish, gibberish, nonsense, garbage
|
| stronzata {f} [vulgar, derogatory]
|
:: shit, bullshit
|
| stronzetto {m} [vulgar]
|
:: little shit
|
| stronzetto {m} [vulgar]
|
:: little turd
|
| stronzianite {f} [mineral]
|
:: strontianite
|
| stronzio {m} [chemistry] /ˈstrɔntsjo/
|
:: strontium
|
| stronzo {m} [vulgar, slang, literal] /ˈstron.t͡so/
|
:: turd
|
| stronzo {m} [vulgar, slang, figurative]
|
:: bastard, shit, son of a bitch, a generally despicable person
|
| stropicciamento {m}
|
:: rubbing
|
| stropicciante {v}
|
:: present participle of stropicciare
|
| stropicciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stropicciarsi
|
| stropicciare {vt}
|
:: to rub or strop
|
| stropicciarsene {v}
|
:: Not to care about; not to give a damn about
|
| stropicciarsi {vr}
|
:: to rub (part of one's body)
|
| stropicciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stropicciarsi
|
| stropicciatura {f}
|
:: rubbing
|
| stroppante {v}
|
:: present participle of stroppare
|
| stroppare {vt}
|
:: To strop
|
| stroppiante {v}
|
:: present participle of stroppiare
|
| stroppiare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of storpiare
|
| strozza {f}
|
:: throat
|
| strozzalupo {m} [regional] /strot.t͡saˈlu.po/
|
:: synonym of luparia
|
| strozzamento {m}
|
:: strangling, throttling
|
| strozzante {v}
|
:: present participle of strozzare
|
| strozzante {adj}
|
:: throttling
|
| strozzare {vt} [also, figurative, also, hyperbolic]
|
:: to choke or strangle
|
| strozzare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to throttle
|
| strozzare {vt}
|
:: to put [someone] in grave financial difficulty due to usurious interest rates
|
| strozzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of strozzare
|
| strozzarsi {v}
|
:: to die by choking
|
| strozzarsi {v}
|
:: to be or remain suffocated; to choke
|
| strozzarsi {v}
|
:: [of a road, etc.] to narrow
|
| strozzarsi {v}
|
:: to choke oneself
|
| strozzatura {f}
|
:: strangling, choking
|
| strozzatura {f}
|
:: narrowing, bottleneck
|
| strozzatura {f}
|
:: stricture
|
| strozziere {m}
|
:: falconer (trainer of falcons etc)
|
| strozzina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of strozzino
|
| strozzinaggio {m}
|
:: usury
|
| strozzino {m}
|
:: loan shark, usurer
|
| strozzino {m}
|
:: shark (dishonest person)
|
| struccante {v}
|
:: present participle of struccare
|
| struccantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of struccarsi
|
| struccare {vt}
|
:: To remove makeup (cosmetics)
|
| struccarsi {vr}
|
:: To remove one's makeup (cosmetics)
|
| struccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of struccarsi
|
| strudel {m} [dessert]
|
:: strudel
|
| struffolo {m} [mainly in the plural] /ˈstruf.fo.lo/
|
:: A traditional Christmas sweet from Naples in the form of little balls of fried dough, sweetened and flavoured with honey and sprinkles
|
| struffolo {m} [obsolete]
|
:: A small straw skein used by sculptors for polishing marble
|
| strufolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of struffolo
|
| struggente {v}
|
:: present participle of struggere
|
| struggente {adj}
|
:: entailing or revealing an inner torment; melting, tender, moving, aching, painful, heart-rending
|
| struggentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of struggersi
|
| struggere {v} [literary, figurative] /ˈstrudd͡ʒere/
|
:: to consume slowly, causing pain, sadness, etc
|
| struggere {v} [rare]
|
:: to melt
|
| struggere {v} [archaic]
|
:: to destroy
|
| struggersi {vi}
|
:: reflexive of struggere
|
| struggersi {vi}
|
:: (typically with di, da, or per) to be tormented (by) [a pain, desire, etc.]; to be eaten up or consumed (by)
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| struggersi {vi} [rare]
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:: to melt
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| struggicuore {m}
|
:: heartache, heartbreak
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| struggilegno {m} /strud.d͡ʒiˈleɲ.ɲo/
|
:: synonym of fungo delle case
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| struggimento {m}
|
:: intense and tormenting desire; yearning
|
| struggutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of struggersi
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| struma {f}
|
:: struma
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| strumentale {adj}
|
:: instrumental
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| strumentale {adj}
|
:: instrument (attributive)
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| strumentalismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: instrumentalism
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| strumentalista {mf} [music]
|
:: instrumentalist
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| strumentalità {f}
|
:: instrumentalism
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| strumentalità {f}
|
:: instrumentality
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| strumentalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of strumentalizzare
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| strumentalizzare {vt} [music]
|
:: to instrumentalize
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| strumentalizzare {vt}
|
:: to instrumentalize, to exploit [for one's own ends]
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| strumentalizzazione {f}
|
:: instrumentalization, exploitation
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| strumentalmente {adv}
|
:: instrumentally
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| strumentante {v}
|
:: present participle of strumentare
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| strumentare {vt} [music]
|
:: to instrument, orchestrate
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| strumentario {m}
|
:: instrumentation
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| strumentario {m}
|
:: tool, instrument
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| strumentatore {m} [music]
|
:: orchestrator
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| strumentatura {f} [music]
|
:: instrumentation, orchestration
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| strumentazione {f}
|
:: instrumentation (all senses)
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| strumentista {mf} [music]
|
:: instrumentalist
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| strumento {m} /struˈmento/
|
:: instrument [all senses], tool, implement, means
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| strumento a corde {m} [music]
|
:: stringed instrument
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| strumento ad ancia {n}
|
:: reed instrument
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| strumento musicale {m} [music]
|
:: musical instrument
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| strupo {m} /ˈstru.po/
|
:: obsolete form of stupro
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| strusciamento {m}
|
:: brushing, rubbing
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| strusciamento {m}
|
:: scraping
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| strusciamento {m}
|
:: shuffling, dragging, scuffing (the feet)
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| strusciante {v}
|
:: present participle of strusciare
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| strusciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strusciarsi
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| strusciare {vt}
|
:: To brush, rub, scuff or shuffle
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| strusciarsi {vr}
|
:: To rub oneself
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| strusciarsi {vr}
|
:: To rub against each other
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| strusciarsi {vr}
|
:: To fawn or flatter
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| strusciata {f}
|
:: rub
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| strusciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strusciarsi
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| struscio {m}
|
:: walk, stroll
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| struscio {m}
|
:: (continual) rubbing
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| struscione {m}
|
:: flatterer, fawner
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| strutto {m}
|
:: lard
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| struttura {f}
|
:: structure, construction, organization, frame, framework, system, fabric
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| struttura {f}
|
:: accommodation
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| strutturabile {adj}
|
:: That can be structured
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| strutturale {adj}
|
:: structural, constructional
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| strutturalismo {m}
|
:: structuralism
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| strutturalista {adj}
|
:: structuralist
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| strutturalistico {adj}
|
:: structuralist
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| strutturalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of strutturalizzare
|
| strutturalizzare {v}
|
:: to structuralize
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| strutturalizzazione {f}
|
:: structuralization
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| strutturalmente {adv}
|
:: structurally
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| strutturante {v}
|
:: present participle of strutturare
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| strutturantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of strutturarsi
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| strutturare {vt}
|
:: to structure
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| struttura ricettiva {f} [tourism]
|
:: accommodation, hotel accommodation
|
| strutturarsi {vr}
|
:: To organize oneself according to a structure
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| strutturato {adj}
|
:: structured, organized
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| strutturatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of strutturarsi
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| strutturazione {f}
|
:: structuring
|
| strutturistica {f} [chemistry]
|
:: structural chemistry
|
| strutturistico {adj}
|
:: structural, structurist
|
| struzzo {m} /ˈstrut.t͡so/
|
:: ostrich
|
| stuardo {adj}
|
:: Stuart (attributive)
|
| stuartiano {adj}
|
:: Stuart (attributive)
|
| stuccante {v}
|
:: present participle of stuccare
|
| stuccare {vt}
|
:: to plaster (walls)
|
| stuccare {vt}
|
:: to putty (windows)
|
| stuccare {vt}
|
:: to grout (tiles)
|
| stuccare {vt}
|
:: to stucco (decorate with stucco)
|
| stuccare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to fill up, to satiate
|
| stuccare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to nauseate
|
| stuccatore {m}
|
:: plasterer
|
| stuccatore {m}
|
:: stucco worker
|
| stuccatura {f}
|
:: plastering
|
| stuccatura {f}
|
:: puttying
|
| stuccatura {f}
|
:: stuccoing
|
| stucchevole {adj} /stukˈke.vo.le/
|
:: sickening, nauseating
|
| stucchevolezza {f}
|
:: cloyingness, nauseousness
|
| stucchevolezza {f}
|
:: mawkishness, sickliness
|
| stucchevolezza {f}
|
:: tediousness, tiresomeness
|
| stucchevolmente {adv}
|
:: tediously, tiresomely
|
| Stucchi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| stucco {m} /ˈstukko/
|
:: stucco
|
| studentato {m}
|
:: hall of residence, dormitory (lodging for students)
|
| studentato {m}
|
:: period of studentship
|
| studentato {m}
|
:: seminary
|
| studente {m} /stuˈdɛn.te/
|
:: student
|
| studente {m}
|
:: grader
|
| studentello {m}
|
:: A young, clumsy and inexperienced student
|
| studentesco {adj}
|
:: student (attributive)
|
| studentessa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of studente
|
| studiabile {adj}
|
:: That can be studied
|
| studiacchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of studiacchiare
|
| studiacchiare {vit}
|
:: to study little or fitfully
|
| studiante {v}
|
:: present participle of studiare
|
| studiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of studiarsi
|
| studiare {vt}
|
:: to study
|
| studiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of studiare
|
| studiarsi {v}
|
:: to try (to)
|
| studiarsi {v}
|
:: to examine oneself
|
| studiatamente {adv}
|
:: studiedly, affectedly
|
| studiatamente {adv}
|
:: intentionally, on purpose
|
| studiato {adj}
|
:: affected (behaviour)
|
| studiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of studiarsi
|
| studio {m}
|
:: study
|
| studio {m}
|
:: perusal
|
| studiolo {m}
|
:: Small room used as a study or library
|
| studiosa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of studioso
|
| studiosamente {adv}
|
:: studiously
|
| studioso {adj} /stuˈdjoso/
|
:: studious
|
| studioso {m}
|
:: scholar, scientist
|
| stuellante {v}
|
:: present participle of stuellare
|
| stuellare {vt}
|
:: To tampon
|
| stuello {m} [medicine]
|
:: tampon, compress
|
| stufa {f}
|
:: stove
|
| stufa a legna {f}
|
:: woodstove
|
| stufante {v}
|
:: present participle of stufare
|
| stufantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stufarsi
|
| stufare {vt}
|
:: to stew
|
| stufare {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to bore or weary
|
| stufarsi {vr}
|
:: to grow weary (of)
|
| stufato {m}
|
:: stew
|
| stufatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stufarsi
|
| stufatura {f}
|
:: stifling (of a cocoon)
|
| stufatura {f}
|
:: stewing
|
| stufetta {f}
|
:: space heater
|
| stuffaroni {n}
|
:: A type of manicotti
|
| stufo {adj} /ˈstu.fo/
|
:: sick, fed up, tired
|
| stufo {adj}
|
:: stuffed
|
| stuoia {f}
|
:: mat
|
| stuoia {f}
|
:: rush matting
|
| stuoino {m}
|
:: doormat
|
| stuolo {m} /ˈstwɔ.lo/
|
:: crowd, host
|
| stupefacente {v}
|
:: present participle of stupefare
|
| stupefacente {adj}
|
:: amazing
|
| stupefacente {adj}
|
:: narcotic; drug (attributive)
|
| stupefacente {m}
|
:: drug, narcotic
|
| stupefacentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stupefarsi
|
| stupefare {vt}
|
:: To stun or astound
|
| stupefarsi {vr}
|
:: To be stunned or astounded
|
| stupefattosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stupefarsi
|
| stupefazione {f}
|
:: amazement, astonishment, wonder
|
| stupefazione {f}
|
:: stupor, stupefaction
|
| stupendamente {adv}
|
:: stupendously, marvellously
|
| stupendo {adj} /stuˈpɛn.do/
|
:: wonderful, marvellous, stunning, fabulous, stupendous
|
| stupente {v}
|
:: present participle of stupire
|
| stupentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stupirsi
|
| stupida {f}
|
:: feminine noun of stupido
|
| stupidaggine {f}
|
:: stupidity, foolishness
|
| stupidaggine {f}
|
:: poppycock
|
| stupidamente {adv} /stu.pi.daˈmen.te/
|
:: stupidly
|
| stupidario {m}
|
:: An anthology of nonsense
|
| stupidata {f}
|
:: stupidity (act that is stupid)
|
| stupidello {adj}
|
:: silly, goofy
|
| stupidino {adj}
|
:: silly, goofy
|
| stupidità {f}
|
:: stupidity
|
| stupido {adj} /ˈstupido/
|
:: stupid, daft
|
| stupido {m}
|
:: idiot, fool, moron, clot
|
| Stupinigi {prop}
|
:: A part of Nichelino containing a collection of ornate hunting lodges
|
| stupire {vt}
|
:: To surprise, to amaze, to astonish, to marvel, to flabbergast, to wow
|
| stupirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of stupire
|
| stupirsi {vr}
|
:: to be surprised, be amazed, be astonished, marvel, wonder
|
| stupitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stupirsi
|
| stupore {m}
|
:: amazement, astonishment
|
| stupore {m}
|
:: stupor
|
| stuporoso {adj}
|
:: stuporous
|
| stuporoso {adj}
|
:: surprising, astonishing
|
| stuprante {v}
|
:: present participle of stuprare
|
| stuprare {vt}
|
:: to rape
|
| stupratore {m}
|
:: rapist
|
| stupratrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of stupratore
|
| stupro {m} /ˈstu.pro/
|
:: rape (sexual assault)
|
| Stura {prop}
|
:: Name of various rivers that flow in Piedmont
|
| sturabottiglie {m}
|
:: bottle opener
|
| sturabottiglie {m}
|
:: corkscrew
|
| sturalavandini {m} /sturalavanˈdini/
|
:: plunger
|
| sturamento {m}
|
:: unplugging, unclogging
|
| sturamento {m}
|
:: uncorking
|
| sturamento {m}
|
:: unbunging, unbroaching
|
| sturante {v}
|
:: present participle of sturare
|
| sturare {vt}
|
:: to unblock (a sink etc)
|
| sturare {vt}
|
:: to uncork (a bottle)
|
| sturbo {m}
|
:: difficulty, obstacle
|
| sturbo {m}
|
:: muddle
|
| Sturla {prop}
|
:: The name of two rivers that flow in Liguria
|
| stutante {v}
|
:: present participle of stutare
|
| stutare {v}
|
:: synonym of attutire
|
| stuzzicadenti {m}
|
:: toothpick
|
| stuzzicamento {m}
|
:: picking, poking
|
| stuzzicamento {m}
|
:: teasing, taunting, goading
|
| stuzzicante {v}
|
:: present participle of stuzzicare
|
| stuzzicante {adj}
|
:: stimulating
|
| stuzzicante {adj}
|
:: appetizing
|
| stuzzicantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of stuzzicarsi
|
| stuzzicare {vt}
|
:: to poke or prod (at)
|
| stuzzicare {vt}
|
:: to tease
|
| stuzzicare {vt}
|
:: to whet (the appetite)
|
| stuzzicare {vt}
|
:: to stimulate, to flush
|
| stuzzicarsi {vr}
|
:: To tease each other
|
| stuzzicarsi {vr}
|
:: To pick (one's teeth, scab etc)
|
| stuzzicatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of stuzzicarsi
|
| stuzzichino {m} [culinary]
|
:: appetizer, snack, nibble, finger food
|
| su {adv}
|
:: up, upstairs
|
| su {interj}
|
:: come on!
|
| su {prep}
|
:: on, upon, onto, on top
|
| su {prep}
|
:: over
|
| su {prep}
|
:: about, on
|
| su {prep}
|
:: above
|
| su {prep}
|
:: in, out of
|
| Sua {pron} [possessive]
|
:: yours (formal or polite)
|
| Sua {adj} [possessive]
|
:: your (formal or polite)
|
| suaccennato {adj}
|
:: above-mentioned, aforesaid
|
| suadente {v}
|
:: present participle of suadere
|
| suadente {adj}
|
:: persuasive
|
| suadere {vt} [poetic]
|
:: to persuade
|
| suasibile {adj}
|
:: persuadable
|
| suavità {f}
|
:: Variant of soavità
|
| sub- {prefix}
|
:: sub-
|
| sub {mf}
|
:: skin-diver, scuba diver
|
| sub {mf}
|
:: bottom, submissive (BDSM partner)
|
| subacquea {f}
|
:: scuba diving
|
| subacqueo {adj}
|
:: subaquatic, underwater
|
| subacqueo {m}
|
:: scuba diver
|
| subacuto {adj} [medicine]
|
:: subacute
|
| subadulto {adj}
|
:: subadult
|
| subaffidatario {m} [legal]
|
:: sub-trustee (substitute trustee)
|
| subaffittabile {adj}
|
:: That can be sublet or subleased
|
| subaffittante {v}
|
:: present participle of subaffittare
|
| subaffittare {vt}
|
:: To sublet
|
| subaffitto {m}
|
:: sublet
|
| subaffittuario {m}
|
:: subtenant, sublessee
|
| subagente {m}
|
:: subagent
|
| subagenzia {f}
|
:: subagency
|
| subalpino {adj}
|
:: subalpine
|
| subalpino {adj} [by extension]
|
:: Piedmontese
|
| subalternità {f}
|
:: subordinance, subordinacy, subordination
|
| subalterno {adj}
|
:: subordinate
|
| subalterno {m}
|
:: subordinate
|
| subalterno {m}
|
:: subaltern
|
| subalveo {adj}
|
:: underneath the bed of a river
|
| subanalisi {f}
|
:: subanalysis
|
| subantartico {adj}
|
:: subantarctic
|
| subappaltante {v}
|
:: present participle of subappaltare
|
| subappaltare {vt}
|
:: To subcontract
|
| subappaltatore {adj}
|
:: subcontracting
|
| subappaltatore {m}
|
:: subcontractor
|
| subappaltatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of subappaltatore
|
| subappalto {m}
|
:: subcontract, subcontracting
|
| subappenninico {adj}
|
:: subapennine
|
| subaracnoidale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subarachnoid (attributive)
|
| subaracnoideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subarachnoid
|
| subartico {adj}
|
:: subarctic
|
| subatlantico {adj}
|
:: subatlantic
|
| subatomicamente {adv}
|
:: subatomically
|
| subatomico {adj}
|
:: subatomic
|
| subbia {f}
|
:: chisel (especially the sort used by stonemasons)
|
| subbiante {v}
|
:: present participle of subbiare
|
| subbiare {vt}
|
:: To chisel
|
| subbiettività {f}
|
:: Variant of soggettività
|
| subbiettivo {adj}
|
:: Variant of soggettivo
|
| subbio {m}
|
:: warp beam
|
| subbio {m}
|
:: A cylindrical drum in various machines
|
| subbuglio {m}
|
:: confusion, turmoil
|
| subcarbonato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: subcarbonate
|
| subcellulare {adj}
|
:: subcellular
|
| subcilindrico {adj}
|
:: approximately cylindrical
|
| subclade {m} [genetics]
|
:: subclade
|
| subclinico {adj} [medicine]
|
:: subclinical
|
| subclonaggio {m} [genetics]
|
:: subcloning
|
| subcoltura {f} [biology]
|
:: subculture
|
| subcomitato {m}
|
:: subcommittee
|
| subcommissario {m}
|
:: deputy commissioner or superintendent
|
| subconcedere {v}
|
:: to make a partial grant or award
|
| subconcoidale {adj} [mineralogy]
|
:: subconchoidal
|
| subconscio {adj}
|
:: subconscious
|
| subconscio {m}
|
:: subconscious
|
| subcontinentale {adj}
|
:: subcontinental
|
| subcontinente {m}
|
:: subcontinent
|
| subcontraente {adj}
|
:: subcontracting
|
| subcorticale {adj}
|
:: subcortical
|
| subcosciente {m} [psychology]
|
:: subconscious
|
| subcoscienza {f}
|
:: subconsciousness
|
| subcostale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subcostal
|
| subcostiero {adj} [geography] /sub.kosˈtjɛ.ro/
|
:: synonym of sublitoraneo
|
| subcritico {adj}
|
:: subcritical
|
| subcultura {f}
|
:: subculture
|
| subdelegante {v}
|
:: present participle of subdelegare
|
| subdelegare {vt}
|
:: To subdelegate
|
| subdermico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subdermal
|
| subdesertico {adj}
|
:: semiarid, semidesert
|
| subdeserto {m}
|
:: semidesert
|
| subdirectory {m} [computing]
|
:: subdirectory
|
| subdolamente {adv}
|
:: shiftily, deceitfully, underhand, under the counter
|
| subdolo {adj}
|
:: underhand, sneaky, insidious
|
| subdotto {adj}
|
:: subducted
|
| subduttivo {adj}
|
:: subductive
|
| subduzione {f} [geology]
|
:: subduction
|
| subecumene {f}
|
:: non-ecumene
|
| subendoteliale {adj}
|
:: subendothelial
|
| subente {v}
|
:: present participle of subire
|
| subentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of subirsi
|
| subentrante {v}
|
:: present participle of subentrare
|
| subentrare {vi}
|
:: to take over (from)
|
| subentrare {vi}
|
:: to give way (to)
|
| subentro {m}
|
:: succession (taking over)
|
| subepidermico {adj}
|
:: subepidermal
|
| subequatoriale {adj}
|
:: subequatorial
|
| subericolo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sughericolo
|
| subericoltore {m}
|
:: Variant of sughericoltore
|
| subericoltura {f}
|
:: Variant of sughericoltura
|
| suberificazione {f}
|
:: suberification, suberization (process in the formation of cork tissue)
|
| suberina {f}
|
:: suberin
|
| subero {m} /ˈsu.be.ro/
|
:: synonym of sughero
|
| subfertilità {f}
|
:: subfertility
|
| subfornitore {m}
|
:: subcontractor, subsupplier
|
| subfornitura {f}
|
:: subcontracting
|
| subgigante {m}
|
:: subgiant
|
| subglabro {adj} [botany]
|
:: subglabrous
|
| subglaciale {adj}
|
:: subglacial
|
| Subiaco {prop}
|
:: Subiaco (small town)
|
| subiettività {f}
|
:: Variant of soggettività
|
| subiettivo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of soggettivo
|
| subingresso {m}
|
:: succession
|
| subinquilino {m}
|
:: subtenant, sublessee
|
| subire {vt}
|
:: to undergo, stand, go through
|
| subire {vt}
|
:: to suffer, sustain, experience, receive
|
| subirrigazione {f}
|
:: subirrigation
|
| subirsi {vr}
|
:: To suffer, to put up with
|
| subissante {v}
|
:: present participle of subissare
|
| subissare {vt}
|
:: To overwhelm or load
|
| subitaneamente {adv}
|
:: suddenly
|
| subitaneità {f}
|
:: suddenness
|
| subitaneo {adj} [literary]
|
:: sudden
|
| subito {adv} /ˈsuː.bi.to/
|
:: at once, immediately
|
| subito {adv}
|
:: as soon as possible
|
| subito {adv}
|
:: shortly
|
| subito {adv}
|
:: right away
|
| subito {adv}
|
:: forthwith
|
| subito {adv}
|
:: instantly
|
| subito {adv}
|
:: now
|
| subito {adv}
|
:: straight away
|
| subito {adv}
|
:: without delay
|
| subito al sodo {adv}
|
:: straight to the point
|
| subitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of subirsi
|
| sub judice {adj}
|
:: under trial or being considered by a judge or court; sub judice
|
| sub judice {adv}
|
:: under trial or being considered by a judge or court; sub judice
|
| sublacense {adj}
|
:: Of or from Subiaco
|
| sublegione {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: suborder
|
| sublicenza {f} [legal]
|
:: sublicence / sublicense
|
| sublicenziante {v}
|
:: present participle of sublicenziare
|
| sublicenziare {v}
|
:: to sublicense
|
| sublimabile {adj}
|
:: sublimable
|
| sublimante {v}
|
:: present participle of sublimare
|
| sublimare {vit}
|
:: to sublime [all senses]
|
| sublimato {m} [chemistry, physics]
|
:: sublimate
|
| sublimato {adj}
|
:: sublimated
|
| sublimazione {f}
|
:: sublimation (all senses)
|
| sublime {adj}
|
:: sublime
|
| sublimemente {adv}
|
:: sublimely
|
| subliminale {adj}
|
:: subliminal
|
| sublimità {f}
|
:: sublimity
|
| sublinguale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sublingual
|
| sublitoraneo {adj} [geography] /su.bli.toˈra.ne.o/
|
:: sublittoral
|
| sublocante {v}
|
:: present participle of sublocare
|
| sublocare {vt}
|
:: To sublease
|
| sublocazione {f}
|
:: sublease
|
| sublunare {adj}
|
:: sublunar, sublunary
|
| sublussazione {f}
|
:: subluxation
|
| submediano {adj}
|
:: submedian, submedial
|
| submediterraneo {adj}
|
:: submediterranean / sub-Mediterranean
|
| submetacentrico {adj}
|
:: submetacentric
|
| submicroscopico {adj}
|
:: submicroscopic
|
| subnitrato {m}
|
:: subnitrate
|
| subnormale {adj}
|
:: subnormal
|
| subnucleare {adj} [physics]
|
:: subnuclear
|
| suboccipitale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suboccipital
|
| suboceanico {adj}
|
:: suboceanic
|
| subodorante {v}
|
:: present participle of subodorare
|
| subodorare {vt}
|
:: to suspect [hidden danger]
|
| subodorare {vt}
|
:: to smell a rat
|
| suborbitale {adj}
|
:: suborbital
|
| subordinamento {m}
|
:: subordination
|
| subordinante {v}
|
:: present participle of subordinare
|
| subordinare {vt}
|
:: to subordinate
|
| subordinata {f}
|
:: subordinate clause
|
| subordinatamente {adv}
|
:: subject (to)
|
| subordinatamente {adv}
|
:: depending (on)
|
| subordinativo {adj}
|
:: subordinating
|
| subordinato {adj}
|
:: subordinate
|
| subordinazione {f}
|
:: subordination
|
| subordine {ms}
|
:: only in in subordine
|
| subornante {v}
|
:: present participle of subornare
|
| subornare {vt} [legal]
|
:: to suborn
|
| subornatore {m} [legal]
|
:: suborner
|
| subornazione {f} [legal]
|
:: subornation
|
| subossido {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: suboxide
|
| subparallelo {adj}
|
:: subparallel
|
| subpentagonale {adj}
|
:: subpentagonal
|
| subperiostale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subperiosteal
|
| subpolare {adj}
|
:: subpolar
|
| subprefettura {f}
|
:: subprefecture
|
| subraffreddamento {m} [physics]
|
:: subcooling
|
| subregione {f}
|
:: subregion
|
| subroutine {f} [computing]
|
:: subroutine
|
| subsahariano {adj} [geography]
|
:: sub-Saharan
|
| subsannare {v}
|
:: To mock
|
| subsannare {v}
|
:: To sneer (at)
|
| subsarcolemmale {adj}
|
:: subsarcolemmal
|
| subsidenza {f} [geology]
|
:: subsidence
|
| subsistente {v}
|
:: present participle of subsistere
|
| subsistere {v}
|
:: obsolete form of sussistere
|
| subsonico {adj}
|
:: subsonic
|
| subspazio {m}
|
:: subspace
|
| substrato {m}
|
:: substrate (all senses)
|
| substrato {m}
|
:: substratum
|
| subtalamo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: subthalamus
|
| subterminale {adj}
|
:: subterminal
|
| subtotale {adj}
|
:: subtotal
|
| subtotale {m}
|
:: subtotal
|
| subtrapezoidale {adj}
|
:: subtrapezoidal
|
| subtriangolare {adj}
|
:: subtriangular
|
| subtropicale {adj}
|
:: subtropical
|
| subuglio {m}
|
:: Variant of subbuglio
|
| subumano {adj}
|
:: subhuman
|
| subungueale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subungual
|
| subunità {f}
|
:: subunit (especially a protein subunit)
|
| suburbanizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of suburbanizzare
|
| suburbanizzare {v}
|
:: to suburbanize
|
| suburbanizzazione {f}
|
:: suburbanization
|
| suburbano {adj}
|
:: suburban
|
| suburbio {m}
|
:: suburb, housing estate (development of new houses around a city)
|
| suburra {f}
|
:: slum (district)
|
| suca {interj} [idiomatic, slang, vulgar]
|
:: suck it (an expression of rebuke or dismissal)
|
| sucante {v}
|
:: present participle of sucare
|
| sucare {vt} [slang, vulgar]
|
:: To fellate, to blow
|
| succedaneità {f}
|
:: substitutability
|
| succedaneo {adj} /sut.tʃeˈda.ne.o/
|
:: substitute
|
| succedaneo {adj} [botany]
|
:: secondary
|
| succedaneo {m}
|
:: substitute
|
| succeda quel che succeda {v}
|
:: no matter what
|
| succedente {v}
|
:: present participle of succedere
|
| succedentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of succedersi
|
| succeder {v}
|
:: apocopic form of succedere
|
| succedere {vi} /sutˈt͡ʃɛ.de.re/
|
:: to succeed, particularly:
|
| succedere {vi} [with dative]
|
:: to take the place (of)
|
| succedere {vi} [obsolete, of property]
|
:: to fall heir to; to inherit
|
| succedere {vi} [with dative]
|
:: to follow in order; to come after
|
| succedere {vi} [with dative]
|
:: to be subsequent or consequent (to); to follow
|
| succedere {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: to be able to, to manage to, to be successful in
|
| succedere {vi}
|
:: to happen, to occur, to take place
|
| succedersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of succedere
|
| succedersi {v}
|
:: to succeed (follow one another)
|
| succedutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of succedersi
|
| successibile {adj} [legal]
|
:: entitled to succeed
|
| successibile {mf} [legal]
|
:: Such a person
|
| successibilità {f} [legal]
|
:: Quality of a person entitled to succeed
|
| successione {f}
|
:: succession, inheritance
|
| successione {f}
|
:: succession, sequence, row
|
| successione di Fibonacci {f} [mathematics]
|
:: Fibonacci sequence
|
| successivamente {adv}
|
:: afterwards, then, later
|
| successivo {adj}
|
:: following, next, subsequent
|
| successivo {adj}
|
:: successive, consecutive
|
| successo {m}
|
:: success
|
| successo {m}
|
:: hit (record)
|
| successo {m}
|
:: bestseller (book)
|
| successone {m}
|
:: big success, smash hit
|
| successore {m}
|
:: successor, incomer, heir, inheritor
|
| successorio {adj} [legal]
|
:: succession (attribute), inheritance (attribute)
|
| successosi {v}
|
:: past participle of succedersi
|
| succhiacazzi {m}
|
:: Variant of pompinaro
|
| succhiamento {m}
|
:: sucking; suction
|
| succhiante {v}
|
:: present participle of succhiare
|
| succhiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of succhiarsi
|
| succhiare {vt}
|
:: to suck
|
| succhiarsi {vr}
|
:: To suck part of one's body, but especially the fingers
|
| succhiasangue {mf} [derogatory] /suk.kjaˈsan.ɡwe/
|
:: bloodsucker, parasite
|
| succhiatore {m}
|
:: sucker (person or thing that sucks)
|
| succhiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of succhiarsi
|
| succhiellamento {m}
|
:: gimleting
|
| succhiellante {v}
|
:: present participle of succhiellare
|
| succhiellare {vt}
|
:: To gimlet
|
| succhiello {m} /sukˈkjɛl.lo/
|
:: gimlet (tool)
|
| succhione {m} [botany]
|
:: sucker
|
| succhiotto {m}
|
:: love bite, hickey [US]
|
| succhiotto {m}
|
:: pacifier
|
| succiacapre {m}
|
:: nightjar, nighthawk, bullbat, goatsucker
|
| succiamele {m}
|
:: broomrape (of genus Orobanche)
|
| succiante {v}
|
:: present participle of succiare
|
| succiare {vt}
|
:: To suck
|
| succidente {v}
|
:: present participle of succidere
|
| succidere {vt}
|
:: to cut down
|
| succidere {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to kill
|
| succinato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: succinate
|
| succingente {v}
|
:: present participle of succingere
|
| succingere {vt} [rare, literary]
|
:: to tie or bind tightly, especially so as to impede movement of the limbs
|
| succinico {adj}
|
:: succinic
|
| succinilcolina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: succinylcholine
|
| succinite {f} /sut.t͡ʃiˈni.te/
|
:: synonym of ambra
|
| succinite {f} [mineral]
|
:: succinite (amber-coloured garnet)
|
| succintamente {adv}
|
:: succinctly, briefly, tersely
|
| succinto {adj}
|
:: brief, scanty, scantily clad (clothing)
|
| succinto {adj}
|
:: concise, succinct, laconic
|
| succintorio {m} [Christianity]
|
:: subcinctorium
|
| succiola {f}
|
:: boiled chestnut
|
| succitato {adj}
|
:: above-mentioned, aforesaid
|
| succlavio {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subclavicular
|
| succo {m} [cooking]
|
:: juice (without pulp) except tomato juice
|
| succo {m} [figuratively]
|
:: gist, pith, essence, point, substance
|
| succo d'arancia {m}
|
:: orange juice
|
| succo di limone {m}
|
:: lemon juice
|
| succosamente {adv}
|
:: juicily
|
| succosamente {adv}
|
:: pithily
|
| succosità {f}
|
:: juiciness
|
| succosità {f}
|
:: pithiness
|
| succoso {adj}
|
:: juicy
|
| succoso {adj}
|
:: pithy, juicy, meaty
|
| succuba {f}
|
:: succubus (female)
|
| succubo {m}
|
:: succubus
|
| succubo {adj}
|
:: Subject to the will of others
|
| succulenta {f}
|
:: succulent
|
| succulento {adj}
|
:: succulent
|
| succulento {adj}
|
:: tasty
|
| succulenza {f}
|
:: succulence
|
| succulenza {f}
|
:: juiciness
|
| succursale {f}
|
:: branch (of a company etc)
|
| succursale {adj}
|
:: succursal
|
| suco {m} [obsolete]
|
:: Variant of succo
|
| sud- {prefix}
|
:: south (attribute), southern
|
| sud {m} /sud/
|
:: south
|
| Sudafrica {prop}
|
:: South Africa
|
| sudafricana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sudafricano
|
| sudafricano {adj}
|
:: South African
|
| sudafricano {m}
|
:: South African
|
| sudalpino {adj}
|
:: southern Alpine
|
| Sudamerica {prop}
|
:: South America
|
| sudamericana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sudamericano
|
| sudamericano {adj}
|
:: South American
|
| sudamericano {m}
|
:: South American
|
| sudamina {f} [pathology]
|
:: sudamen
|
| Sudan {prop}
|
:: Sudan
|
| sudanese {adj}
|
:: Sudanese
|
| sudanese {mf}
|
:: Sudanese
|
| sudanese {mf}
|
:: Sudanese language
|
| sudante {v}
|
:: present participle of sudare
|
| sudarabico {adj}
|
:: south Arabian
|
| sudare {vi} [but takes avere as auxiliary]
|
:: to sweat, perspire
|
| sudare {vi} [but takes avere as auxiliary]
|
:: to toil, work hard
|
| sudario {m}
|
:: shroud
|
| sudarsi {vr}
|
:: to toil (for something)
|
| sudata {f}
|
:: sweat
|
| sudata {f}
|
:: hard work
|
| sudaticcio {adj}
|
:: sweaty, damp
|
| sudato {adj}
|
:: sweaty, in a sweat, sweating
|
| sudato {adj}
|
:: hard-won, hard-earned, hard-fought
|
| sudatorio {adj}
|
:: sudorific
|
| sudatorio {m}
|
:: sudatorium
|
| sudcoreano {adj}
|
:: South Korean
|
| sudcoreano {m}
|
:: South Korean
|
| suddetto {adj}
|
:: above-mentioned
|
| suddiacono {m}
|
:: subdeacon
|
| suddistinguente {v}
|
:: present participle of suddistinguere
|
| suddistinguere {vt}
|
:: To distinguish at a finer level; to subdistinguish
|
| sudditanza {f}
|
:: subjection
|
| suddito {adj}
|
:: subject (to some authority or government)
|
| suddito {m}
|
:: subject (to some authority or government)
|
| suddividente {v}
|
:: present participle of suddividere
|
| suddividere {vt}
|
:: to subdivide
|
| suddividersi {vr}
|
:: To be subdivided
|
| suddivisibile {adj}
|
:: Susceptible of subdivision, subdivisible
|
| suddivisibilità {f}
|
:: Quality of being susceptible of subdivision
|
| suddivisione {f}
|
:: subdivision
|
| suddiviso {adj}
|
:: subdivided
|
| sudest {m}
|
:: south-east
|
| Sudeti {prop}
|
:: Sudetenland, Sudeten
|
| sudiceria {f}
|
:: dirtiness, filthiness
|
| sudiceria {f}
|
:: indecency, obscenity
|
| sudiceria {f}
|
:: dirty talk, dirt
|
| sudiciamente {adv}
|
:: dishonestly
|
| sudiciamente {adv}
|
:: dirtily, foully
|
| sudicio {adj} /ˈsudit͡ʃo/
|
:: dirty, filthy
|
| sudicio {m}
|
:: dirt, filth, muck
|
| sudicione {m}
|
:: pig, slob (filthy person)
|
| sudiciume {m}
|
:: dirt, filth
|
| sudiciume {m}
|
:: filthiness
|
| su di giri {adj}
|
:: high (slang: stoned)
|
| sudista {adj}
|
:: southern, Southern (general and US historical)
|
| sudista {mf}
|
:: Southerner (someone from one of the states which seceded in 1861 and briefly formed the Confederate States of America)
|
| sudista {mf}
|
:: hillbilly
|
| sudoccidentale {adj}
|
:: southwest, southwestern, southwestward
|
| sudoku {m} [games, puzzles] /suˈdo.ku/
|
:: sudoku
|
| sudorazione {f}
|
:: perspiration, sweating
|
| sudore {m} /suˈdore/
|
:: sweat, perspiration
|
| sudorientale {adj}
|
:: southeast, southeastern, southeastward
|
| sudorifero {adj}
|
:: sudorific, sudoriferous
|
| sudorifero {m}
|
:: sudorific
|
| sudoriparo {adj}
|
:: sudoriferous, sudoriparous
|
| sudoriparo {adj}
|
:: sweat (attributive)
|
| sudosseta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sudosseto
|
| sudosseto {adj}
|
:: South Ossetian
|
| sudosseto {m}
|
:: South Ossetian
|
| sudovest {m}
|
:: south-west
|
| sudrofono {m}
|
:: sudrophone
|
| Sud Sudan {prop}
|
:: South Sudan
|
| sudsudanese {adj}
|
:: South Sudanese
|
| sudsudanese {mf}
|
:: South Sudanese
|
| sudtirolese {adj} [rare] /sut.ti.roˈle.se/
|
:: Of or relating to South Tyrol
|
| sudtirolese {mf} [rare]
|
:: A native or inhabitant of South Tyrol
|
| Sud Tirolo {prop} [rare] /sut‿tiˈrɔ.lo/
|
:: Sud Tirolo (province)
|
| Sud-Tirolo {prop}
|
:: alternative spelling of Sud Tirolo
|
| su due piedi {adv} [idiom]
|
:: at once, on the spot, forthwith
|
| sudvietnamita {adj}
|
:: South Vietnamese
|
| sudvietnamita {mf}
|
:: South Vietnamese
|
| Sue {adj}
|
:: your (polite)
|
| su e giù {m}
|
:: coming and going, bustle
|
| su e giù {m}
|
:: fluctuation
|
| su e giù {adv}
|
:: up and down
|
| su e giù {adv}
|
:: back and forth
|
| suesposto {adj} /su.esˈpos.to/
|
:: foregoing, above-mentioned
|
| Suez {prop}
|
:: Suez (town)
|
| sufficiente {adj} /suf.fiˈt͡ʃɛn.te/
|
:: sufficient, enough
|
| sufficiente {adj}
|
:: self-important, haughty, conceited
|
| sufficiente {adj} [school]
|
:: pass, pass mark
|
| sufficiente {mf}
|
:: enough
|
| sufficientemente {adv}
|
:: sufficiently
|
| sufficientemente {adv}
|
:: adequately
|
| sufficienza {f}
|
:: sufficiency, plenty
|
| sufficienza {f}
|
:: pass mark [in an exam], C an academic grade better than a D and worse than a B
|
| sufficienza {f}
|
:: haughtiness, arrogance, snobbery
|
| suffiggente {v}
|
:: present participle of suffiggere
|
| suffiggere {vt}
|
:: Variant of suffissare
|
| suffissante {v}
|
:: present participle of suffissare
|
| suffissare {vt} [linguistics]
|
:: To suffix
|
| suffissazione {f}
|
:: suffixation
|
| suffisso {m} [linguistics]
|
:: suffix
|
| suffissoide {m} [linguistics]
|
:: final combining form
|
| sufflè {m}
|
:: soufflé
|
| suffolcere {v} /sufˈfol.t͡ʃe.re/
|
:: alternative form of soffolcere
|
| suffondente {v}
|
:: present participle of suffondere
|
| suffondere {vt}
|
:: To suffuse
|
| suffraganeità {f}
|
:: suffraganship
|
| suffraganeo {adj}
|
:: suffragan
|
| suffragante {v}
|
:: present participle of suffragare
|
| suffragare {vt}
|
:: To support or confirm
|
| suffragare {vt}
|
:: To intercede for
|
| suffragazione {m}
|
:: intercession on behalf of the souls of the dead
|
| suffragetta {f}
|
:: suffragette
|
| suffragio {m}
|
:: vote
|
| suffragio {m}
|
:: suffrage
|
| suffragio {m}
|
:: intercession
|
| suffrutice {m} [botany]
|
:: suffrutex, subshrub
|
| suffruticoso {adj} [botany]
|
:: suffruticose, suffrutescent
|
| suffulcere {v} /sufˈful.t͡ʃe.re/
|
:: alternative form of soffolcere
|
| suffumicante {v}
|
:: present participle of suffumicare
|
| suffumicare {vt}
|
:: To fumigate
|
| suffumicazione {f}
|
:: fumigation
|
| suffumigio {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: steam inhalation
|
| sufi {m}
|
:: Sufi
|
| sufismo {m}
|
:: Sufism
|
| sufita {adj}
|
:: Sufist
|
| sufita {mf}
|
:: Sufist
|
| sugarello {m}
|
:: jack mackerel
|
| suggel {m}
|
:: apocopic form of suggello
|
| suggellamento {m}
|
:: sealing
|
| suggellante {v}
|
:: present participle of suggellare
|
| suggellare {vt}
|
:: To seal something
|
| suggellare {vt}
|
:: To put the seal on; to set the seal on; to seal
|
| suggello {m}
|
:: seal (stamp)
|
| suggerente {v}
|
:: present participle of suggerire
|
| suggerentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of suggerirsi
|
| suggerimento {m}
|
:: suggestion, tip, hint, advice, indication, point, feedback
|
| suggerimento {m}
|
:: prompt
|
| suggerire {vt}
|
:: to suggest, hint, propose, advise
|
| suggerire {vt}
|
:: to prompt
|
| suggerirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of suggerire
|
| suggerirsi {v}
|
:: to make a suggestion
|
| suggeritore {m}
|
:: prompter
|
| suggeritore elettronico {m}
|
:: teleprompter
|
| suggeritosi {v}
|
:: past participle of suggerirsi
|
| suggestionabile {adj}
|
:: impressionable; easily influenced; pliant
|
| suggestionabilità {f}
|
:: impressionability
|
| suggestionabilità {f}
|
:: pliancy
|
| suggestionante {v}
|
:: present participle of suggestionare
|
| suggestionantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of suggestionarsi
|
| suggestionare {vt}
|
:: to influence [someone], especially in a manipulative or sinister way
|
| suggestionare {vt}
|
:: to fascinate; to be fascinating
|
| suggestionarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of suggestionare
|
| suggestionarsi {vr}
|
:: to be influenced
|
| suggestionatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of suggestionarsi
|
| suggestione {f}
|
:: suggestion (in psychology)
|
| suggestione {f}
|
:: fascination
|
| suggestivamente {adv}
|
:: meaningfully, evocatively
|
| suggestività {f}
|
:: charm, fascination
|
| suggestivo {adj}
|
:: charming, moving
|
| suggestivo {adj}
|
:: meaningful, evocative
|
| suggestivo {adj}
|
:: attracting, impressive
|
| suggestivo {adj}
|
:: picturesque
|
| suggestivo {adj} [legal]
|
:: leading, suggestive
|
| sughera {f}
|
:: cork oak (Quercus suber)
|
| sugheraio {m}
|
:: cork worker (who strips the bark from cork trees)
|
| sughereta {f}
|
:: alternative form of sughereto
|
| sughereto {m}
|
:: A forest of cork oak
|
| sughericolo {adj}
|
:: cork oak-production (attributive)
|
| sughericoltore {m}
|
:: cork planter or grower
|
| sughericoltura {f}
|
:: cork planting or growing
|
| sugherificio {m}
|
:: cork factory
|
| sughero {m} /ˈsuɡero/
|
:: cork
|
| sughero {m}
|
:: cork oak (tree)
|
| sugherone {m}
|
:: poor-quality cork (from the first stripping of a cork tree)
|
| sugherosità {f}
|
:: corkiness
|
| sugheroso {adj}
|
:: corky, corklike
|
| sughetto {m}
|
:: sauce (for food)
|
| sughino {m}
|
:: sauce (for food)
|
| sugna {f} /ˈsuɲ.ɲa/
|
:: pork fat, lard
|
| sugna {f} [rare]
|
:: grease
|
| sugnoso {adj}
|
:: lardy
|
| sugo {m} [cooking]
|
:: tomato juice
|
| sugo {m} [cooking]
|
:: sauce
|
| sugo alla bolognese {m} [nonstandard]
|
:: synonym of ragù alla bolognese - A meat-based ragù originating in Bologna; Bolognese sauce
|
| sugo alla napoletana {m} [nonstandard]
|
:: synonym of ragù alla napoletana
|
| sugo con la salsiccia fresca {m}
|
:: A sauce, for pasta and polenta, made from basil, garlic, chunks of fresh sausage olive oil and tomato sauce)
|
| sugo dell'arrosto {m}
|
:: gravy (made from the juices of roasting meat)
|
| sugosamente {adv}
|
:: juicily
|
| sugosamente {adv}
|
:: pithily
|
| sugosità {f}
|
:: juiciness
|
| sugosità {f}
|
:: pithiness
|
| sugoso {adj}
|
:: juicy (of a fruit)
|
| sugoso {adj}
|
:: with abundant sauce
|
| sugoso {adj}
|
:: pithy (of a text, etc)
|
| Suhail {prop}
|
:: Suhail, the third brightest star in the constellation of Vela
|
| suicida {adj} /su.iˈt͡ʃi.da/
|
:: suicidal
|
| suicida {mf}
|
:: suicide (one who has intentionally killed themselves)
|
| suicidante {v}
|
:: present participle of suicidarsi
|
| suicidantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of suicidarsi
|
| suicidare {vt} /su.i.t͡ʃiˈda.re/
|
:: to murder someone, in simulation of suicide
|
| suicidario {adj} [rare] /su.i.t͡ʃiˈda.rjo/
|
:: suicidal (pertaining to suicide)
|
| suicidario {adj} [rare, by extension]
|
:: suicidal, self-destructive
|
| suicidarsi {v} /su.i.t͡ʃiˈdar.si/
|
:: to kill oneself, commit suicide
|
| suicidarsi {v} [figurative]
|
:: to (severely) jeopardize one's own position or well-being
|
| suicidatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of suicidarsi
|
| suicidio {m} /su.iˈt͡ʃi.djo/
|
:: suicide (act of killing oneself)
|
| sui generis {adj}
|
:: sui generis
|
| suindicato {adj}
|
:: above-mentioned, aforesaid
|
| suinetto {m}
|
:: piglet
|
| suinicolo {adj}
|
:: pig-breeding (attributive)
|
| suinicolo {adj}
|
:: pork-production (attributive)
|
| suinicoltore {m}
|
:: pig breeder
|
| suinicoltura {f}
|
:: pig breeding
|
| suino {adj}
|
:: swine [attributive], pig [attributive], pork [attributive]
|
| suino {m}
|
:: swine, pig, hog
|
| sul {contraction}
|
:: contraction of su il: on the
|
| sula {f}
|
:: gannet or booby
|
| sula australiana {f}
|
:: Australasian gannet (Morus serrator)
|
| sula bassana {f}
|
:: northern gannet (Morus bassanus)
|
| sula del Capo {f}
|
:: Cape gannet (Morus capensis)
|
| sulfamidico {adj}
|
:: sulphonamide (attributive)
|
| sulfamidico {m}
|
:: sulphonamide
|
| sulfidrile {m}
|
:: alternative form of solfidrile
|
| sulfidrilico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: sulphydryl (attributive)
|
| sulfito {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: sulfite / sulphite
|
| sulfureo {adj}
|
:: sulfurous; sulfur or sulphur (attributive)
|
| sulla base di {prep}
|
:: according to, depending on or because of
|
| sulla base di {prep}
|
:: in the wake of
|
| sulla punta della lingua {phrase}
|
:: on the tip of one's tongue
|
| sulla scia di {prep}
|
:: in the wake of
|
| sulla stessa barca {adv} [idiom]
|
:: in the same boat
|
| sul lastrico {adv}
|
:: In poverty, ruined, with no money left
|
| sul lastrico {adj}
|
:: Ruined, in poverty, with no money left
|
| sullodato {adj}
|
:: already or previously praised
|
| sull'unghia {adv} [idiom]
|
:: on the nail, immediately
|
| Sulmona {prop}
|
:: Sulmona (town)
|
| sulmonese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sulmona
|
| sulpiziano {adj}
|
:: Sulpician
|
| sul serio {adv}
|
:: seriously
|
| sul serio {adv}
|
:: really, indeed
|
| sul serio {adv}
|
:: in earnest
|
| sul serio {interj}
|
:: no way, get outta here
|
| sultana {f}
|
:: sultan (female relative of sultan)
|
| sultanale {adj}
|
:: sultanic
|
| sultanato {m}
|
:: sultanate
|
| sultanina {f}
|
:: sultana (dried grape)
|
| sultano {m}
|
:: sultan
|
| Sumatra {prop}
|
:: Sumatra
|
| sumente {v}
|
:: present participle of sumere
|
| Sumer {prop}
|
:: Sumer
|
| sumere {vt} [Christianity, of a priest]
|
:: to receive communion during the Eucharist
|
| sumerico {adj}
|
:: Sumerian
|
| sumero {adj}
|
:: Sumerian
|
| sumero {m}
|
:: a Sumerian
|
| sumero {m}
|
:: Sumerian language
|
| sumerologia {f}
|
:: Sumerology
|
| su misura {adj}
|
:: custom-made, tailor-made, tailored, made-to-order
|
| summentovato {adj}
|
:: previously-mentioned, aforementioned
|
| summenzionato {adj}
|
:: previously mentioned
|
| summenzionato {adj}
|
:: nominated [in order of precedence]
|
| summit {m}
|
:: summit [gathering of leaders]
|
| sumo {m} /ˈsu.mo/
|
:: sumo (Japanese wrestling)
|
| sundanese {adj}
|
:: Sundanese
|
| sunna {f} [Islam]
|
:: sunnah
|
| sunnismo {m}
|
:: Sunni (branch of Islam)
|
| sunnita {adj}
|
:: Sunni
|
| sunnita {mf}
|
:: Sunni
|
| sunnominato {adj}
|
:: aforesaid, above-mentioned
|
| sunteggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sunteggiare
|
| sunteggiare {vt}
|
:: to summarise
|
| sunto {m}
|
:: summary, abstract, resumé epitome
|
| suntuario {adj}
|
:: sumptuary
|
| suntuosità {f}
|
:: Variant of sontuosità
|
| suntuoso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sontuoso
|
| suo {adj}
|
:: his, her, its
|
| suo {adj} [often, capitalised]
|
:: your (polite singular form)
|
| suo {pron}
|
:: his, hers, its own
|
| suo {pron} [often, capitalised]
|
:: yours (polite singular form)
|
| Suo {pron} [possessive]
|
:: yours (formal or polite)
|
| Suo {adj} [possessive]
|
:: your (formal or polite)
|
| suocera {f} /ˈswɔ.t͡ʃe.ra/
|
:: mother-in-law
|
| suocera {f}
|
:: nagging woman
|
| suocero {m}
|
:: father-in-law
|
| Suoi {pron} [possessive]
|
:: yours (formal or polite)
|
| Suoi {adj} [possessive]
|
:: your (formal or polite)
|
| suol {m}
|
:: apocopic form of suolo
|
| suola {f} /ˈswɔ.la/
|
:: sole (of a shoe)
|
| suola {f} [zoology, horse]
|
:: sole (of a horse's foot)
|
| suolante {v}
|
:: present participle of suolare
|
| suolare {vt}
|
:: To (re)sole (shoes)
|
| suolatura {f}
|
:: (re)soling
|
| suolatura {f}
|
:: sole (of a shoe)
|
| suolificio {m}
|
:: shoe-sole factory, sole factory
|
| suolo {m} /ˈswɔ.lo/
|
:: ground
|
| suolo {m}
|
:: earth, soil
|
| suolo natio {n}
|
:: homeland, fatherland
|
| suon {m}
|
:: apocopic form of suono
|
| suonabile {adj}
|
:: playable
|
| suonante {v}
|
:: present participle of suonare
|
| suonar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of suonare
|
| suonare {vt} [music]
|
:: to play [an instrument]
|
| suonare {vt}
|
:: to sound
|
| suonare {vt}
|
:: to ring
|
| suonare {vi}
|
:: ellipsis of suonare il clacson; to honk (to use a car horn)
|
| suonare il clacson {v}
|
:: to honk (to use a car horn)
|
| suonata {f}
|
:: Alternative form of sonata
|
| suonato {adj}
|
:: punch drunk
|
| suonatore {m}
|
:: player (of an instrument)
|
| suonatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of suonatore
|
| suoneria {f}
|
:: alarm (on a clock)
|
| suoneria {f}
|
:: bell (on a telephone)
|
| suoneria {f}
|
:: ring tone, ringtone (on a mobile phone)
|
| suono {m} /ˈswɔː.no/
|
:: sound (that is heard)
|
| suor {f}
|
:: apocopic form of suora
|
| Suor {f}
|
:: Sister (title of a nun)
|
| suora {f}
|
:: nun
|
| suovetaurilia {mp} [historical, Ancient Rome] /su.o.ve.tauˈri.lja/
|
:: suovetaurilia
|
| sup {m}
|
:: stand up paddleboard
|
| super- {prefix}
|
:: super-, over-
|
| super {adj}
|
:: super
|
| super {m}
|
:: The best
|
| super {m}
|
:: superphosphate
|
| super {f}
|
:: The best grade of petrol
|
| superabile {adj}
|
:: surmountable, defeatable
|
| superabilità {f}
|
:: superability, superableness
|
| superacido {m} [chemistry]
|
:: superacid
|
| superaffollamento {m}
|
:: overcrowding
|
| superaffollamento {m}
|
:: congestion
|
| superaffollato {adj}
|
:: overcrowded, jam-packed
|
| superaffollato {adj}
|
:: congested
|
| superagente {m}
|
:: superagent
|
| superalcolico {adj} [beverages]
|
:: high-proof, strong
|
| superalcolico {m} [beverages]
|
:: hard drink, hard liquor, spirit
|
| superalcoolico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of superalcolico
|
| superalimentazione {f}
|
:: overfeeding
|
| superalimento {m} [neologism]
|
:: synonym of supercibo
|
| superallenamento {m}
|
:: overtraining
|
| superamento {m}
|
:: overcoming (an obstacle)
|
| superamento {m}
|
:: crossing (a mountain etc)
|
| superammasso {m} [astronomy]
|
:: supercluster (of galaxies)
|
| superante {v}
|
:: present participle of superare
|
| superantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of superarsi
|
| superarbitro {m} [baseball]
|
:: umpire
|
| superare {vt}
|
:: to exceed
|
| superare {vt}
|
:: to cross or get over
|
| superare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to overcome
|
| superare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to pass [a test, etc.]
|
| superare {vt}
|
:: to excel; to surpass; to outdo; to overtake
|
| superare i propri limiti {v}
|
:: to set the bar higher
|
| superare i propri limiti {v}
|
:: to set a higher bar
|
| superare i propri limiti {v}
|
:: to raise the bar
|
| superarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of superare
|
| superarsi {v}
|
:: to surpass oneself
|
| superarsi {v} [reciprocal]
|
:: to surpass each other
|
| superato {adj}
|
:: overtaken
|
| superato {adj}
|
:: outmoded
|
| superatomo {m} [physics]
|
:: superatom
|
| superatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of superarsi
|
| superattico {m}
|
:: penthouse
|
| superavvolgere {v}
|
:: To supercoil
|
| superavvolgimento {m} [biochemistry]
|
:: supercoil
|
| superavvolto {adj}
|
:: supercoiled
|
| superbamente {adv}
|
:: superbly
|
| superbamente {adv}
|
:: optimally, excellently
|
| superbatterio {m} [medicine]
|
:: superbug
|
| superbia {f}
|
:: pride
|
| superbia {f}
|
:: haughtiness
|
| superbia {f}
|
:: pomposity
|
| superbo {adj} /suˈpɛrbo/
|
:: proud, haughty, presumptuous
|
| superbo {adj}
|
:: superb, magnificent
|
| superbollo {m}
|
:: An additional tax once levied on diesel cars
|
| superbomba {f}
|
:: superbomb
|
| super brillamento {m} [astronomy]
|
:: superflare
|
| supercalcolatore {m} [computing]
|
:: supercomputer
|
| supercalcolo {m} [computing]
|
:: supercomputing
|
| supercalifragilistichespiralidoso {adj} /ˌsuperˌkalifradʒiˌlistikespiraliˈdoso/
|
:: supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
|
| supercarburante {m}
|
:: super, four-star (higher octane petrol)
|
| supercarcere {m}
|
:: high-security prison
|
| supercazzola {f}
|
:: gobbledygook
|
| supercazzora {f}
|
:: gobbledegook
|
| supercentenario {adj}
|
:: supercentenarian
|
| supercentenario {m}
|
:: supercentenarian
|
| supercibo {m} [neologism]
|
:: superfood
|
| superclorazione {f}
|
:: overchlorination
|
| supercollaudato {adj}
|
:: tried-and-tested
|
| supercombinata {f} [sports]
|
:: A combined alpine skiing event
|
| superconcentrato {adj}
|
:: superconcentrated
|
| supercondensatore {m}
|
:: supercapacitor
|
| supercondominio {m}
|
:: A group of apartment buildings that share some services
|
| superconduttive {adj} [physics]
|
:: superconductive
|
| superconduttività {f} [physics]
|
:: superconductivity
|
| superconduttivo {adj} [physics]
|
:: superconductive
|
| superconduttore {m}
|
:: superconductor
|
| superconduttore {adj}
|
:: superconducting
|
| superconduzione {f} [physics]
|
:: superconductivity
|
| superconscio {m}
|
:: superconsciousness
|
| supercontinente {m}
|
:: supercontinent
|
| supercoppa {f} [sports]
|
:: supercup (cup-winners' cup)
|
| supercosciente {adj}
|
:: superconscious
|
| supercostoso {adj}
|
:: very expensive
|
| supercritico {adj} [physics]
|
:: supercritical
|
| superdecorato {adj}
|
:: much-decorated (with medals etc)
|
| superderivato {adj}
|
:: superderivative
|
| superdimensionato {adj}
|
:: overdimensioned
|
| superdivisione {f}
|
:: superdivision
|
| superdonna {f}
|
:: superwoman
|
| superdosaggio {m}
|
:: overdose
|
| superdotato {adj}
|
:: Highly gifted or talented
|
| superdotato {adj} [slang]
|
:: well-hung (having a large penis)
|
| superdotato {m}
|
:: Highly gifted person
|
| super-ego {m}
|
:: superego
|
| superelastico {adj} /su.pe.reˈlas.ti.ko/
|
:: superelastic
|
| superelica {f}
|
:: superhelix, supercoil
|
| superenalotto {m}
|
:: A national Italian lottery
|
| supereroe {m}
|
:: superhero
|
| supereroistico {adj}
|
:: superhero (attributive); superheroic
|
| supereterodina {f}
|
:: superheterodyne
|
| superfamiglia {f} [taxonomy]
|
:: superfamily
|
| superfecondazione {f}
|
:: superfecundation
|
| superfemmina {f}
|
:: superfemale
|
| superfetazione {f}
|
:: superfetation
|
| superfice {f}
|
:: Variant of superficie
|
| superficiale {adj}
|
:: superficial
|
| superficiale {adj}
|
:: scrappy
|
| superficiale {mf}
|
:: a superficial person
|
| superficialità {f}
|
:: superficiality
|
| superficialmente {adv}
|
:: superficially
|
| superficie {f} /su.perˈfi.t͡ʃe/
|
:: surface
|
| superficie {f}
|
:: area
|
| superficie-aria {adj}
|
:: surface-to-air
|
| superficie di attraversamento {f} [meteorology]
|
:: surface trough
|
| superficie-superficie {adj}
|
:: surface-to-surface
|
| superfinale {f}
|
:: grand final
|
| superfluamente {adv}
|
:: superfluously
|
| superfluidità {f} [physics]
|
:: superfluidity
|
| superfluido {adj}
|
:: superfluid
|
| superfluido {m} [physics]
|
:: superfluid
|
| superfluità {f}
|
:: superfluity
|
| superfluo {adj}
|
:: superfluous, redundant, surplus, unnecessary, needless
|
| superfluo {m}
|
:: superfluous thing, surplus
|
| superfortezza {f}
|
:: The Boeing B-29 Superfortress
|
| superG {m}
|
:: super G
|
| supergalassia {f} [astronomy]
|
:: supergalaxy
|
| supergigante {m} [skiing]
|
:: Super G, super giant slalom
|
| supergigante {f} [astronomy]
|
:: supergiant
|
| su per giù {adv} /su.perˈd͡ʒu/
|
:: more or less, approximately
|
| supergranulazione {f} [astronomy]
|
:: supergranulation
|
| supergranulo {m} [astronomy]
|
:: supergranule, supergranulation cell
|
| supergruppo {m}
|
:: supergroup (all senses)
|
| superimposto {adj}
|
:: superimposed
|
| superinfezione {f} [pathology]
|
:: superinfection
|
| superinflazione {f} [physics]
|
:: superinflation
|
| superintensivo {adj}
|
:: superintensive
|
| super-io {m}
|
:: superego
|
| superiora {f}
|
:: mother superior
|
| superiore {adj}
|
:: superior (intelligence, quality)
|
| superiore {adj}
|
:: greater (number)
|
| superiore {adj}
|
:: larger (quantity)
|
| superiore {adj}
|
:: upper (class etc)
|
| superiore {adj}
|
:: higher (level)
|
| superiore {m}
|
:: superior
|
| superiorità {f} /su.pe.rjo.riˈta/
|
:: superiority
|
| superiormente {adv}
|
:: in the upper part; above; superiorly
|
| superisolamento {m}
|
:: superinsulation
|
| superlatitante {mf}
|
:: super-fugitive, possibly named on a most-wanted list
|
| superlativamente {adv}
|
:: superlatively
|
| superlativo {adj}
|
:: superlative
|
| superlativo {m}
|
:: superlative
|
| superlavoro {m}
|
:: overwork
|
| superlega {f}
|
:: superalloy
|
| superleggero {adj}
|
:: superlight
|
| superleggero {adj} [boxing]
|
:: light welterweight, super lightweight
|
| superluminale {adj}
|
:: superluminal (faster than light)
|
| superman {m}
|
:: superman
|
| supermarket {m}
|
:: supermarket
|
| supermaschio {m}
|
:: supermale
|
| supermedio {m} [boxing]
|
:: super middleweight (weight division and boxer)
|
| supermercato {m}
|
:: supermarket
|
| supermodella {f}
|
:: supermodel
|
| supermoto {f}
|
:: supermoto
|
| supernazionale {adj}
|
:: Variant of sovranazionale
|
| supernazionalità {f}
|
:: Variant of sovranazionalità
|
| superno {adj}
|
:: supernal, celestial
|
| superno {adj}
|
:: upper
|
| supernova {f}
|
:: supernova
|
| supernutrizione {f}
|
:: overfeeding, hyperalimentation
|
| supero {adj}
|
:: higher
|
| supero {adj}
|
:: superior
|
| superomismo {m}
|
:: supermanhood, supermanliness
|
| superomista {adj} [philosophy]
|
:: superhuman
|
| superordine {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: superorder
|
| superossido {m}
|
:: superoxide
|
| superotto {m}
|
:: Super 8 film
|
| superotto {f}
|
:: Super 8 camera
|
| superpagato {adj}
|
:: overpaid
|
| super partes {adj}
|
:: impartial
|
| superparticella {f} [physics]
|
:: superparticle
|
| superpesante {adj} [physics]
|
:: superheavy
|
| superpetroliera {f}
|
:: supertanker
|
| superpiuma {m} [boxing]
|
:: super featherweight
|
| superplasticità {f}
|
:: superplasticity
|
| superplastico {adj}
|
:: superplastic
|
| superpotenza {f}
|
:: superpower (powerful military nation)
|
| superpotere {m}
|
:: superpower (fictional power of a superhero)
|
| superpredatore {m}
|
:: superpredator
|
| superprocuratore {m}
|
:: attorney general
|
| superproduzione {f}
|
:: Excessive production; overproduction
|
| superprofondo {adj}
|
:: superdeep
|
| superqualificato {adj}
|
:: overqualified
|
| superradiante {adj} [physics]
|
:: superradiant
|
| superradianza {f} [physics]
|
:: superradiance
|
| superraffreddamento {m}
|
:: supercooling
|
| superraffreddante {v}
|
:: present participle of superraffreddare
|
| superraffreddare {v}
|
:: to supercool
|
| superreattivo {adj}
|
:: superregenerative
|
| superscambio {m} [physics] /su.perˈskam.bjo/
|
:: superexchange
|
| supersfida {f} [sports]
|
:: big match
|
| supersimmetria {f} [physics]
|
:: supersymmetry
|
| supersimmetrico {adj}
|
:: supersymmetric
|
| supersolidità {f}
|
:: supersolidity
|
| supersolido {adj}
|
:: supersolid
|
| supersolido {m} [physics]
|
:: supersolid
|
| supersonico {adj}
|
:: supersonic
|
| superspazio {f} [physics]
|
:: superspace
|
| superspecializzazione {f}
|
:: overspecialization
|
| superstar {f}
|
:: superstar, megastar
|
| superstite {adj}
|
:: surviving
|
| superstite {mf}
|
:: survivor
|
| superstizione {f}
|
:: superstition
|
| superstiziosa {f}
|
:: superstitious woman
|
| superstiziosamente {adv}
|
:: superstitiously
|
| superstiziosità {f}
|
:: superstitiousness
|
| superstizioso {adj}
|
:: superstitious
|
| superstizioso {m}
|
:: superstitious man or person
|
| superstrada {f}
|
:: expressway (like a motorway/freeway but with some crossing traffic)
|
| superstrato {m}
|
:: superstrate (all senses)
|
| superstringa {f} [physics]
|
:: superstring
|
| superstruttura {f}
|
:: Variant of sovrastruttura
|
| superteste {mf}
|
:: key witness
|
| supertifoso {m}
|
:: superfan (of a sport club)
|
| superumano {adj}
|
:: superhuman
|
| superuomo {m}
|
:: superman
|
| superutente {mf} [computing]
|
:: superuser
|
| supervalutante {v}
|
:: present participle of supervalutare
|
| supervalutare {vt}
|
:: To overestimate or overvalue
|
| supervalutazione {f}
|
:: overestimation
|
| supervalutazione {f}
|
:: overvaluation
|
| superveloce {adj}
|
:: high-speed
|
| supervelocità {f}
|
:: high speed, hyperspeed
|
| supervisionante {v}
|
:: present participle of supervisionare
|
| supervisionare {vt}
|
:: to supervise
|
| supervisione {f}
|
:: supervision
|
| supervisore {m}
|
:: supervisor, overseer
|
| supervulcano {m}
|
:: supervolcano
|
| supinamente {adv}
|
:: supinely (on one's back)
|
| supinatore {m} [anatomy]
|
:: supinator
|
| supinazione {f}
|
:: supination
|
| supino {adj}
|
:: on one's back; supine
|
| supino {m} [grammar]
|
:: supine
|
| suppedaneo {m} [architecture]
|
:: predella
|
| suppedaneo {m}
|
:: footstool
|
| suppellettile {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: furnishings, ornament(s); grave goods
|
| suppergiù {adv} /supːerˈd͡ʒu/
|
:: alternative spelling of su per giù
|
| supplementare {adj}
|
:: additional, extra, supplementary, further
|
| supplementato {adj}
|
:: supplemented
|
| supplementazione {f}
|
:: supplementation
|
| supplemento {m}
|
:: supplement (in all senses)
|
| supplentato {m}
|
:: temporary post (or its duration)
|
| supplente {v}
|
:: present participle of supplire
|
| supplente {adj}
|
:: supply (attributive)
|
| supplente {mf}
|
:: supply teacher, substitute teacher
|
| supplenza {f}
|
:: A temporary or supplementary post
|
| suppletivo {adj}
|
:: supplementary, extra
|
| suppletorio {adj}
|
:: supplementary, additional, extra
|
| supplì {m} /supˈpli/
|
:: suppli (croquette filled with mozzarella or meat)
|
| supplì al telefono {m}
|
:: suppli al telefono (deep-fried croquettes filled with mozzarella)
|
| supplica {f}
|
:: petition
|
| supplica {f}
|
:: supplication
|
| supplicante {v}
|
:: present participle of supplicare
|
| supplicante {adj}
|
:: supplicant
|
| supplicante {mf}
|
:: supplicant
|
| supplicare {vt}
|
:: to implore, beseech
|
| supplicazione {f}
|
:: supplication
|
| supplichevole {adj}
|
:: imploring
|
| supplichevolmente {adv}
|
:: imploringly, beseechingly
|
| supplire {v}
|
:: to stand in (for), or replace temporarily
|
| supplire {v}
|
:: to make up (for) or compensate (for)
|
| supplizio {m}
|
:: torture
|
| supplizio {m}
|
:: torment
|
| supponente {v}
|
:: present participle of supporre
|
| supponente {adj}
|
:: arrogant
|
| supponenza {f}
|
:: haughtiness, arrogance, snobbery
|
| supponenza {f}
|
:: airs
|
| supponibile {adj}
|
:: presumable, supposable
|
| supporre {vt}
|
:: to suppose
|
| supportabile {adj}
|
:: supportable
|
| supportante {v}
|
:: present participle of supportare
|
| supportare {vt}
|
:: to support
|
| supportatore {m} [sports]
|
:: supporter
|
| supportatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of supportatore
|
| supporter {mf}
|
:: supporter, fan
|
| supporter {mf}
|
:: support act
|
| supporto {m}
|
:: helper
|
| supporto {m}
|
:: support
|
| supporto {m}
|
:: stand, holder (and similar structures)
|
| supporto {m} [heraldry]
|
:: supporter
|
| suppositivo {adj}
|
:: hypothetical
|
| suppositorio {m} [medicine]
|
:: suppository
|
| supposizione {f}
|
:: supposition
|
| supposta {f} [medicine]
|
:: suppository
|
| suppostamente {adv}
|
:: supposedly
|
| supposto {adj}
|
:: supposed
|
| supposto {conj}
|
:: supposing (that)
|
| suppurante {v}
|
:: present participle of suppurare
|
| suppurare {vit}
|
:: to suppurate, fester
|
| suppurativo {adj}
|
:: suppurative
|
| suppurazione {f} [pathology]
|
:: suppuration
|
| supputazione {f} [obsolete]
|
:: calculation, computation, estimation
|
| supramolecolare {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: supramolecular
|
| supremamente {adv}
|
:: supremely
|
| supremazia {f}
|
:: supremacy
|
| supremo {adj} /su.ˈprɛ.mo/
|
:: supreme
|
| sur {prep} /ˈsur/
|
:: alternative form of su used before words beginning with u (especially indefinite articles)
|
| sura {f} [anatomy]
|
:: calf
|
| sura {f} [Islam]
|
:: sura
|
| surclassante {v}
|
:: present participle of surclassare
|
| surclassare {vt}
|
:: To outclass, outshine, trounce
|
| surclassare {v}
|
:: to outact
|
| surcompressione {f}
|
:: supercompression
|
| surf {m} [sport] /səɾf/
|
:: surfing
|
| surfactante {adj}
|
:: surface active, surfactant (attributive)
|
| surfante {v}
|
:: present participle of surfare
|
| surfare {vt} [sport] /ˈsurˌfa.re/
|
:: To surf (waves)
|
| surfattante {adj}
|
:: Variant of surfactante
|
| surfilo {m}
|
:: overlock (stitch)
|
| surfista {mf} /surˈfis.ta/
|
:: surfer
|
| surgelamento {m}
|
:: deep-freezing, deep freeze
|
| surgelante {v}
|
:: present participle of surgelare
|
| surgelare {vt}
|
:: To deep-freeze
|
| surgelarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of surgelare
|
| surgelarsi {v}
|
:: [of a person] to be extremely cold; to be freezing
|
| surgelato {adj}
|
:: deep-frozen, frozen
|
| surgelato {m}
|
:: frozen food
|
| surgelatore {m}
|
:: freezer, deep freeze
|
| surgelazione {f}
|
:: deep-freezing, deep freeze
|
| surger {v}
|
:: apocopic form of surgere
|
| surgere {v} /ˈsur.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: alternative form of sorgere
|
| Surian {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Surian {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Venice
|
| suricato {m}
|
:: meerkat
|
| su richiesta {prep}
|
:: on demand
|
| suriettivo {adj}
|
:: surjective
|
| surimi {m} /suˈri.mi/
|
:: surimi
|
| Suriname {prop}
|
:: Suriname (country)
|
| surinamese {adj}
|
:: Surinamese
|
| surinamese {mf}
|
:: Surinamese
|
| surmenage {m}
|
:: overwork (mental or physical)
|
| surmenage {m}
|
:: overtraining (sports)
|
| surmolotto {m}
|
:: brown rat, Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus)
|
| surplace {m}
|
:: track stand
|
| surplus {m}
|
:: surplus (all senses)
|
| surra {f} /ˈsur.ra/
|
:: surra (disease of animals)
|
| surraffreddamento {m} [physics]
|
:: supercooling
|
| surraffreddamento {m}
|
:: undercooling
|
| surraffreddante {v}
|
:: present participle of surraffreddare
|
| surraffreddare {vt} [physics]
|
:: to supercool
|
| surraffreddare {vt}
|
:: to undercool
|
| surreale {adj}
|
:: surreal, surrealistic, preternatural
|
| surrealismo {m}
|
:: surrealism
|
| surrealista {adj}
|
:: surrealist
|
| surrealistico {adj}
|
:: surrealist, surrealistic
|
| surrenale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subrenal
|
| surrenalico {adj}
|
:: adrenal
|
| surrene {m} [anatomy]
|
:: adrenal gland, suprarenal gland
|
| surrenectomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: adrenalectomy
|
| surrettiziamente {adv}
|
:: surreptitiously
|
| surrettizio {adj}
|
:: surreptitious
|
| surriscaldamento {m}
|
:: overheating, superheating, chafe
|
| surriscaldante {v}
|
:: present participle of surriscaldare
|
| surriscaldantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of surriscaldarsi
|
| surriscaldare {vt}
|
:: to overheat
|
| surriscaldare {vt}
|
:: to superheat
|
| surriscaldarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of surriscaldare
|
| surriscaldarsi {v}
|
:: to overheat
|
| surriscaldarsi {v}
|
:: to superheat
|
| surriscaldato {adj}
|
:: overheated
|
| surriscaldato {adj}
|
:: superheated
|
| surriscaldatore {m}
|
:: superheater
|
| surriscaldatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of surriscaldarsi
|
| surrogabile {adj}
|
:: alternative, substitutable, substitutional
|
| surrogabilità {f}
|
:: substitutability
|
| surrogante {v}
|
:: present participle of surrogare
|
| surrogantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of surrogarsi
|
| surrogare {vt}
|
:: to substitute one thing or person for another
|
| surrogarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of surrogare
|
| surrogarsi {v}
|
:: to succeed (replace a person in a position)
|
| surrogato {adj}
|
:: substitute, surrogate (attributive)
|
| surrogato {m}
|
:: substitute, surrogate
|
| surrogatorio {adj}
|
:: subrogation (attributive), subrogatory
|
| surrogatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of surrogarsi
|
| surrogazione {f}
|
:: substitution
|
| Surselva {prop}
|
:: Surselva (district)
|
| surucucù {m}
|
:: surucucu (snake)
|
| survoltante {v}
|
:: present participle of survoltare
|
| survoltare {vt} [electronics]
|
:: To boost
|
| survoltato {adj} [electronics]
|
:: boosted
|
| Susa {prop}
|
:: Susa (small town)
|
| Susa {prop}
|
:: Susa (city)
|
| susamielle {n}
|
:: A traditional Sicilian Christmas sweet made with sesame seeds and honey
|
| Susanna {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Susanna {prop} [biblical character]
|
:: Susanna
|
| susbstrato {m}
|
:: substrate
|
| suscettibile {adj}
|
:: touchy, sensitive
|
| suscettibile {adj}
|
:: susceptible (to)
|
| suscettibilità {f}
|
:: touchiness
|
| suscettibilità {f}
|
:: susceptibility
|
| suscettività {f}
|
:: susceptibility (all senses)
|
| suscitante {v}
|
:: present participle of suscitare
|
| suscitare {vt}
|
:: to provoke
|
| suscitare {vt}
|
:: to arouse
|
| sushi {m} /ˈsuʃ.ʃi/
|
:: sushi
|
| susianella {f}
|
:: A type of sausage from Lazio
|
| susina {f} /suˈzi.na/
|
:: plum (fruit)
|
| susino {m}
|
:: plum tree, plum
|
| suso {adv} /ˈsu.zo/
|
:: synonym of su
|
| suspense {f}
|
:: suspense (all senses)
|
| susseguente {v}
|
:: present participle of susseguire
|
| susseguente {adj}
|
:: following, succeeding
|
| susseguentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of susseguirsi
|
| susseguire {vt}
|
:: To follow, come after or succeed
|
| susseguire {vi}
|
:: To follow
|
| susseguirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of susseguire
|
| susseguirsi {v}
|
:: to succeed one another
|
| susseguitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of susseguirsi
|
| sussidiante {v}
|
:: present participle of sussidiare
|
| sussidiare {vt}
|
:: to subsidize
|
| sussidiare {v}
|
:: to finance, back, support
|
| sussidiare {v}
|
:: to help, aid, assist
|
| sussidiarietà {f}
|
:: subsidiarity
|
| sussidiario {m}
|
:: subsidiary
|
| sussidiario {m}
|
:: relief (train, bus etc)
|
| sussidiario {m}
|
:: extra
|
| sussidiario {adj}
|
:: subsidiary
|
| sussidio {m}
|
:: aid
|
| sussidio {m}
|
:: subsidy, dole, benefit
|
| sussiego {m}
|
:: self-importance, haughtiness, arrogance
|
| sussiegosamente {adv}
|
:: haughtily, arrogantly
|
| sussiegoso {adj}
|
:: pompous, haughty, self-important, inflated
|
| sussistente {v}
|
:: present participle of sussistere
|
| sussistente {adj}
|
:: subsistent
|
| sussistenza {f}
|
:: existence
|
| sussistenza {f}
|
:: subsistence
|
| sussistere {vi}
|
:: to exist
|
| sussultante {v}
|
:: present participle of sussultare
|
| sussultare {vi}
|
:: To start (jump from fright)
|
| sussulto {m}
|
:: start (jump from fright)
|
| sussultorio {adj}
|
:: sussultatory
|
| sussumente {v}
|
:: present participle of sussumere
|
| sussumere {vt}
|
:: To subsume
|
| sussunzione {f} [legal]
|
:: subsumption
|
| sussurrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sussurrare
|
| sussurrantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of sussurrarsi
|
| sussurrare {vt}
|
:: to whisper
|
| sussurrare {vi}
|
:: to rustle or murmur
|
| sussurrarsi {vr}
|
:: To mutter to oneself
|
| sussurratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of sussurrarsi
|
| sussurrio {m}
|
:: whispering, murmuring
|
| sussurrio {m}
|
:: gurgling, babbling (of water)
|
| sussurrio {m}
|
:: rustling (of leaves etc.)
|
| sussurrio {m}
|
:: backbiting (malicious gossip)
|
| sussurro {m}
|
:: whisper, rustle, murmur
|
| sussurrone {m}
|
:: rumormonger
|
| sustanziale {adj}
|
:: Variant of sostanziale
|
| sustanzialità {f}
|
:: Variant of sostanzialità
|
| Sutri {prop}
|
:: Sutri (town)
|
| Sutto {prop}
|
:: Sutto (island)
|
| sutura {f} [surgery]
|
:: suture, stitch
|
| sutura {f} [anatomy]
|
:: suture
|
| sutura lambdoidea {f} [anatomy]
|
:: lambdoid suture
|
| suturante {v}
|
:: present participle of suturare
|
| suturare {vt}
|
:: To suture
|
| suvero {m}
|
:: synonym of sughero
|
| suvvia {interj}
|
:: come on!
|
| suzione {f}
|
:: suction
|
| suzzacchera {f} [Tuscany, archaic or rare] /sudˈd͡zak.ke.ra/
|
:: A medicinal drink made of vinegar and sugar
|
| suzzacchera {f} [Tuscany, archaic or rare, by extension]
|
:: muddle, mixture
|
| suzzacchera {f} [Tuscany, archaic or rare, figurative]
|
:: Something that brings sorrow or sadness
|
| suzzacchera {f} [Tuscany, archaic or rare, figurative]
|
:: Something lengthy and boring
|
| suzzachera {f} /sudˈd͡za.ke.ra/
|
:: alternative form of suzzacchera
|
| svaccante {v}
|
:: present participle of svaccarsi
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| svaccantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svaccarsi
|
| svaccarsi {vr}
|
:: To sprawl, slump, slouch
|
| svaccato {adj}
|
:: sprawled, slumped
|
| svaccato {adj}
|
:: demotivated, shiftless
|
| svaccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svaccarsi
|
| svacco {m}
|
:: apathy, shiftlessness
|
| svagante {v}
|
:: present participle of svagare
|
| svagantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svagarsi
|
| svagare {vt}
|
:: to amuse
|
| svagare {vt}
|
:: to distract (to take someone's mind off something)
|
| svagarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of svagare
|
| svagarsi {v}
|
:: to amuse, enjoy oneself
|
| svagarsi {v}
|
:: to take one's mind off something
|
| svagataggine {f}
|
:: absent-mindedness
|
| svagatezza {f}
|
:: absent-mindedness
|
| svagato {adj}
|
:: absent-minded, absent, distracted, vague
|
| svagatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svagarsi
|
| svago {m}
|
:: relaxation
|
| svago {m}
|
:: pastime
|
| svaligiamento {m}
|
:: robbery, burglary
|
| svaligiante {v}
|
:: present participle of svaligiare
|
| svaligiare {vt}
|
:: to rob or heist [especially a bank]
|
| svaligiare {vt}
|
:: to burgle
|
| svaligiatore {m}
|
:: robber
|
| svaligiatore {m}
|
:: burglar
|
| svalutabile {adj}
|
:: That can be devalued
|
| svalutante {v}
|
:: present participle of svalutare
|
| svalutantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svalutarsi
|
| svalutare {vt}
|
:: to devalue
|
| svalutare {vt}
|
:: to belittle
|
| svalutarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of svalutare
|
| svalutarsi {v}
|
:: to be devalued
|
| svalutato {adj}
|
:: devalued
|
| svalutato {adj}
|
:: belittled
|
| svalutatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svalutarsi
|
| svalutazione {f} [also, economics]
|
:: devaluation
|
| svalutazionista {mf}
|
:: devaluationist
|
| svampente {v}
|
:: present participle of svampire
|
| svampire {vi}
|
:: To die down, fade, wane
|
| svampito {adj}
|
:: absent-minded
|
| svampito {adj}
|
:: empty-headed
|
| svampito {m}
|
:: airhead (absent-minded person)
|
| svanente {v}
|
:: present participle of svanire
|
| svanire {vi}
|
:: to disappear, vanish, take flight, get away or fade
|
| svanire nel nulla {v}
|
:: synonym of sparire nel nulla
|
| svanito {adj}
|
:: absent-minded
|
| svanito {m}
|
:: An absent-minded person
|
| svantaggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of svantaggiare
|
| svantaggiare {vt}
|
:: to disadvantage
|
| svantaggiare {vt}
|
:: to handicap
|
| svantaggiato {adj}
|
:: disadvantaged
|
| svantaggiato {adj}
|
:: underprivileged
|
| svantaggio {m}
|
:: disadvantage
|
| svantaggio {m}
|
:: drawback
|
| svantaggiosamente {adv}
|
:: disadvantageously, unfavourably
|
| svantaggioso {adj}
|
:: disadvantageous, unfavourable
|
| svapante {v}
|
:: present participle of svapare
|
| svapare {v}
|
:: To vape
|
| svaporabile {adj}
|
:: evaporable
|
| svaporamento {m}
|
:: evaporation
|
| svaporante {v}
|
:: present participle of svaporare
|
| svaporare {vi}
|
:: To evaporate
|
| svaporare {vi}
|
:: To lose scent
|
| svaporare {vi}
|
:: To fade away
|
| svaporato {adj}
|
:: evaporated
|
| svaporato {adj}
|
:: absent-minded
|
| svariante {v}
|
:: present participle of svariare
|
| svariare {vt}
|
:: to vary, diversify
|
| svariare {vt}
|
:: to divert, distract
|
| svariatamente {adv}
|
:: variously, diversely
|
| svariatezza {f}
|
:: variety, assortment
|
| svariatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of svariato
|
| svariato {adj}
|
:: various
|
| svariato {adj}
|
:: varied
|
| svarione {m}
|
:: blunder
|
| svasante {v}
|
:: present participle of svasare
|
| svasare {vt}
|
:: to repot
|
| svasare {vt} [of a skirt]
|
:: to flare
|
| svasato {adj}
|
:: flared
|
| svasatura {f}
|
:: repotting (of plants)
|
| svasatura {f}
|
:: flaring, spreading, widening
|
| svasatura {f}
|
:: countersink, counterbore
|
| svasso {m}
|
:: grebe
|
| svasso maggiore {m}
|
:: great crested grebe
|
| svasso piccolo {m}
|
:: black-necked grebe
|
| svastica {f}
|
:: swastika
|
| svecchiamento {m}
|
:: updating, renewal, rejuvenation
|
| svecchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of svecchiare
|
| svecchiare {vt}
|
:: to renovate
|
| svecchiare {vt}
|
:: to modernize
|
| svedese {adj} /sveˈde.ze/
|
:: Swedish
|
| svedese {m}
|
:: Swedish language
|
| svedese {mf}
|
:: Swede
|
| sveglia {f} /ˈsveʎ.ʎa/
|
:: waking up, waking up time
|
| sveglia {f}
|
:: alarm clock
|
| sveglia {f}
|
:: early call, call
|
| sveglia {f} [military]
|
:: reveille
|
| sveglia {interj}
|
:: wake up!; wakey wakey!
|
| svegliante {v}
|
:: present participle of svegliare
|
| svegliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svegliarsi
|
| svegliare {vt} /sveʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: to wake up
|
| svegliare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to energize; to stimulate
|
| svegliare {vt} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to alert; to give a wake-up call
|
| svegliare {vt} [figurative, by extension, rare]
|
:: to arouse or inspire
|
| svegliarino {m}
|
:: wakeup call
|
| svegliarsi {vi}
|
:: reflexive of svegliare
|
| svegliarsi {vi}
|
:: to wake up, wake, awake
|
| svegliarsi {vi} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to get energized; awaken
|
| svegliarsi {vi} [figurative, by extension, rare]
|
:: [of a feeling, pain, etc.] to manifest itself
|
| svegliarsi dal lato sbagliato del letto {v}
|
:: synonym of alzarti dal lato sbagliato del letto
|
| svegliarsi dal lato sbagliato del letto {v}
|
:: synonym of alzarsi con il piede sbagliato
|
| svegliata {f} [rare, familiar]
|
:: the act of waking up
|
| svegliatezza {f} [rare]
|
:: alertness; readiness
|
| svegliatezza {f} [rare]
|
:: awakening
|
| svegliato {adj} [archaic]
|
:: awake
|
| svegliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svegliarsi
|
| sveglietta {f}
|
:: Small alarm clock
|
| sveglio {adj} /ˈzveʎ.ʎo/
|
:: awake
|
| sveglio {adj} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: alert; ready
|
| sveglio {adj} [familiar]
|
:: cunning
|
| svelamento {m}
|
:: revelation
|
| svelamento {m}
|
:: unveiling, uncovering
|
| svelante {v}
|
:: present participle of svelare
|
| svelantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svelarsi
|
| svelare {vt}
|
:: to disclose, to reveal, to unveil, to uncover, to see through
|
| svelarsi {vr}
|
:: To reveal oneself, to show oneself
|
| svelatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svelarsi
|
| svelenente {v}
|
:: present participle of svelenire
|
| svelenentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svelenirsi
|
| svelenire {vt}
|
:: To detoxify or remove poison from
|
| svelenire {vt}
|
:: To take the acrimony out of
|
| svelenirsi {vr}
|
:: To vent one's rancour
|
| svelenitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svelenirsi
|
| svellente {v}
|
:: present participle of svellere
|
| svellere {v}
|
:: to eradicate, to root
|
| sveltamente {adv}
|
:: quickly, rapidly
|
| sveltente {v}
|
:: present participle of sveltire
|
| sveltezza {f}
|
:: quickness
|
| sveltimento {m}
|
:: speeding up, quickening
|
| sveltimento {m}
|
:: slimming, thinning
|
| sveltina {f} [sexuality]
|
:: quickie (rapid sex with no preliminaries)
|
| sveltire {vt}
|
:: to speed up, accelerate
|
| sveltire {vt}
|
:: to streamline
|
| sveltissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of svelto
|
| svelto {adj} /ˈzvɛl.to/
|
:: quick
|
| svelto {adj}
|
:: brisk
|
| svelto {adj}
|
:: quick-witted
|
| svenante {v}
|
:: present participle of svenare
|
| svenantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svenarsi
|
| svenare {vt}
|
:: to slash the veins of
|
| svenare {vt}
|
:: to bleed dry
|
| svenarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of svenare
|
| svenarsi {vr}
|
:: to slash one's veins [especially to one's wrists]
|
| svenarsi {vr}
|
:: to be reduced to poverty
|
| svenatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svenarsi
|
| svendente {v}
|
:: present participle of svendere
|
| svendere {vt} [also, figurative]
|
:: to undersell; to sell off; to sell out
|
| svendersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of svendere
|
| svendersi {v}
|
:: to yield or concede oneself too easily, without realizing one's value or dignity; to sell oneself short
|
| svendita {f}
|
:: sale (at reduced prices to get rid of stock)
|
| svenevole {adj}
|
:: mawkish, sentimental
|
| svenevolezza {f}
|
:: mawkishness, soppiness, faintness
|
| svenevolmente {adv}
|
:: mawkishly
|
| sveniente {v}
|
:: present participle of svenire
|
| svenimento {m}
|
:: faint, fainting fit
|
| svenire {vi}
|
:: to faint, pass out
|
| sventagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of sventagliare
|
| sventagliare {vt}
|
:: to fan, wave
|
| sventagliare {vt}
|
:: to fan out, spread
|
| sventagliata {f}
|
:: fanning
|
| sventagliata {f}
|
:: burst, storm, volley
|
| sventante {v}
|
:: present participle of sventare
|
| sventare {vt}
|
:: To foil, to thwart, to baffle
|
| sventata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sventato
|
| sventataggine {f}
|
:: thoughtlessness, absent-mindedness, heedlessness
|
| sventataggine {f}
|
:: thoughtlessness act
|
| sventatamente {adv}
|
:: thoughtlessly, absent-mindedly
|
| sventatezza {f}
|
:: thoughtlessness, absent-mindedness, heedlessness
|
| sventatezza {f}
|
:: thoughtlessness act
|
| sventato {adj}
|
:: reckless, heedless, scatterbrained, silly
|
| sventato {m}
|
:: scatterbrain
|
| sventola {f}
|
:: slap
|
| sventolamento {m}
|
:: waving, fluttering
|
| sventolante {v}
|
:: present participle of sventolare
|
| sventolare {vt}
|
:: to wave (a flag etc.)
|
| sventolare {vi}
|
:: to flutter
|
| sventolio {m}
|
:: flutter
|
| sventramento {m}
|
:: disembowelment
|
| sventramento {m}
|
:: demolition (of a large building, or of an area)
|
| sventrante {v}
|
:: present participle of sventrare
|
| sventrare {vt}
|
:: to disembowel
|
| sventrare {vt}
|
:: to gut, to rip open
|
| sventura {f}
|
:: misfortune, mishap
|
| sventuratamente {adv}
|
:: unfortunately, unluckily
|
| sventurato {adj}
|
:: unfortunate, unlucky
|
| sventurato {m}
|
:: An unfortunate or unlucky person
|
| svenuto {adj}
|
:: fainted, passed out
|
| svergare {v} [nautical, sailing]
|
:: to unbend, unfasten
|
| svergare {v} [metallurgy]
|
:: to cast into ingots/bars
|
| sverginamento {m}
|
:: deflowering
|
| sverginamento {m}
|
:: defloration
|
| sverginante {v}
|
:: present participle of sverginare
|
| sverginare {vt}
|
:: to deflower
|
| svergognamento {m}
|
:: shaming
|
| svergognante {v}
|
:: present participle of svergognare
|
| svergognare {vt}
|
:: To shame, to reproach
|
| svergognato {adj}
|
:: shameless, brazen
|
| svergognato {adj}
|
:: impudent
|
| svergognato {m}
|
:: A shameless or impudent person
|
| svergolamento {m}
|
:: twisting, bending, warping
|
| svergolante {v}
|
:: present participle of svergolare
|
| svergolare {vt}
|
:: To twist, bend, warp
|
| sverlare {vi} [of birds]
|
:: to twitter, chirp
|
| sverminamento {m}
|
:: deworming
|
| sverminante {v}
|
:: present participle of sverminare
|
| sverminare {vt}
|
:: To deworm
|
| sverminazione {f}
|
:: deworming
|
| svernamento {m}
|
:: wintering
|
| svernante {v}
|
:: present participle of svernare
|
| svernare {vi}
|
:: To winter
|
| sverniciante {v}
|
:: present participle of sverniciare
|
| sverniciare {vt}
|
:: To strip old paint from a surface
|
| sverniciatore {m}
|
:: paint / varnish remover
|
| sverniciatura {f}
|
:: paint / varnish removing / stripping
|
| sversamento {m}
|
:: spill (of a pollutant into the environment)
|
| sversare {vit}
|
:: to dump, to tip, to landfill
|
| sverza {f}
|
:: splinter
|
| sverza {f}
|
:: money
|
| sverzino {m}
|
:: whipcord (twisted cord)
|
| svestente {v}
|
:: present participle of svestire
|
| svestentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svestirsi
|
| svestire {vt}
|
:: to undress
|
| svestirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of svestire
|
| svestirsi {v}
|
:: to undress (get undressed)
|
| svestito {adj}
|
:: naked, nude
|
| svestitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svestirsi
|
| Svetonio {prop}
|
:: Suetonius (Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus)
|
| svettamento {m}
|
:: polling, pollarding, lopping
|
| svettante {v}
|
:: present participle of svettare
|
| svettante {adj}
|
:: towering, standing
|
| svettare {vt}
|
:: To pollard, lop or prune
|
| svettare {vi}
|
:: To stand or tower; spire
|
| svettare {vi}
|
:: To stand tall
|
| svettatoio {m}
|
:: pruning shears
|
| svettatura {f}
|
:: polling, pollarding, lopping
|
| Sveva {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Svevia {prop}
|
:: Swabia
|
| svevo {adj}
|
:: Swabian
|
| Svezia {prop} /ˈzvɛttsja/
|
:: Sweden
|
| svezzamento {m}
|
:: weaning
|
| svezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of svezzare
|
| svezzare {vt} /zveˈtsːare/
|
:: To wean
|
| sviamento {m}
|
:: diversion
|
| sviamento {m}
|
:: distraction
|
| sviante {v}
|
:: present participle of sviare
|
| sviare {vt}
|
:: to divert
|
| sviare {vt}
|
:: to reroute [a conversation, etc.] to less embarrassing topics
|
| sviare {vt}
|
:: to put [someone] on the wrong track; to throw off; to lead someone down the garden path
|
| sviare {vt}
|
:: to distract
|
| sviare {vt}
|
:: to be corrupted or misguided
|
| sviarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sviare
|
| sviarsi {v}
|
:: (with da) to go away or stray (from) (a certain place)
|
| sviarsi {v} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to stray from the right direction, path, etc
|
| sviarsi {v} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: to morally corrupt oneself
|
| sviarsi {v}
|
:: (with da) to divert one's attention (from) [a task, occupation, etc.]
|
| svicolante {v}
|
:: present participle of svicolare
|
| svicolare {vi}
|
:: to slip into an alley or side street
|
| svicolare {vi}
|
:: to sneak off, dodge out of the way
|
| svicolare {vi}
|
:: to evade an issue, to wander
|
| svignante {v}
|
:: present participle of svignare
|
| svignantesela {v}
|
:: present participle of svignarsela
|
| svignare {vi}
|
:: To slip away, slide off or sneak off
|
| svignarsela {vi}
|
:: To scurry, slip away, slide off or sneak off
|
| svignatosela {v}
|
:: past participle of svignarsela
|
| svigorente {v}
|
:: present participle of svigorire
|
| svigorentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svigorirsi
|
| svigorimento {m}
|
:: weakening
|
| svigorire {vt}
|
:: to weaken, enfeeble
|
| svigorirsi {vr}
|
:: To weaken, be enfeebled
|
| svigoritosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svigorirsi
|
| svilente {v}
|
:: present participle of svilire
|
| svilente {adj}
|
:: degrading, shaming, demeaning
|
| svilimento {m}
|
:: debasement
|
| svilire {vt}
|
:: To debase
|
| svillaneggiamento {m}
|
:: (grossly offensive) insult
|
| svillaneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of svillaneggiare
|
| svillaneggiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svillaneggiarsi
|
| svillaneggiare {vt}
|
:: to insult
|
| svillaneggiarsi {vr}
|
:: To insult each other
|
| svillaneggiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svillaneggiarsi
|
| sviluppabile {adj}
|
:: developable
|
| sviluppante {v}
|
:: present participle of sviluppare
|
| sviluppantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svilupparsi
|
| sviluppare {vt} /zvi.lupˈpa.re/
|
:: to develop
|
| svilupparsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of sviluppare
|
| svilupparsi {vr}
|
:: to develop, grow, mature, strengthen, expand
|
| svilupparsi {vr} [to reach puberty]
|
:: to develop, menstruate
|
| svilupparsi {vr}
|
:: to break out, begin, grow
|
| sviluppatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sviluppato
|
| sviluppato {adj}
|
:: developed
|
| sviluppatore {m}
|
:: developer
|
| sviluppatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of svilupparsi
|
| sviluppatrice {f} [photography]
|
:: developer (liquid)
|
| sviluppista {adj}
|
:: developmental
|
| sviluppo {m}
|
:: development, growth, strengthening, expansion
|
| sviluppo sostenibile {m} [ecology]
|
:: sustainable development
|
| svinante {v}
|
:: present participle of svinare
|
| svinare {vt}
|
:: to draw off or rack (wine)
|
| svinatore {m}
|
:: Person or machine that racks (in winemaking)
|
| svinatura {f}
|
:: racking (drawing off from the lees)
|
| svincolamento {m}
|
:: unbinding, freeing, release
|
| svincolamento {m}
|
:: redemption
|
| svincolamento {m}
|
:: clearance (of stock)
|
| svincolante {v}
|
:: present participle of svincolare
|
| svincolantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of svincolarsi
|
| svincolare {vt}
|
:: to free, release
|
| svincolare {vt}
|
:: to unchain
|
| svincolare {vt}
|
:: to clear
|
| svincolare {vt}
|
:: to redeem [a deposit]
|
| svincolarsi {vr}
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:: To free oneself
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| svincolatosi {v}
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:: past participle of svincolarsi
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| svincolo {m} [transport] /ˈzvin.ko.lo/
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:: junction, interchange
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| svincolo {m}
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:: clearance (customs)
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| sviolinante {v}
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:: present participle of sviolinare
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| sviolinare {vt} [colloquial]
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:: to flatter or sweet-talk
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| sviolinata {f} [colloquial]
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:: fawning
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| svirgolante {v}
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:: present participle of svirgolare
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| svirgolare {vt} [soccer]
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:: To slice [a ball]
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| svirgolare {vt} [regional]
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:: To hit or strike violently
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| svirilizzante {v}
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:: present participle of svirilizzare
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| svirilizzare {vt}
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:: To emasculate, weaken or enfeeble
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| svirilizzato {adj}
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:: emasculated, weakened
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| svisamento {m}
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:: distortion
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| svisante {v}
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:: present participle of svisare
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| svisare {vt}
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:: To distort, twist, alter
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| svisceramento {m}
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:: dissection (thorough examination, detailed study)
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| sviscerante {v}
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:: present participle of sviscerare
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| sviscerare {vt}
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:: to examine something in depth
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| svisceratamente {adv}
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:: sincerely, with all one's heart
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| sviscerato {adj}
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:: passionate
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| svista {f}
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:: slip, oversight
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| svitabile {adj}
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:: unscrewable
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| svitante {v}
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:: present participle of svitare
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| svitare {vt}
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:: To unscrew
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| svitato {adj}
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:: unhinged, batty
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| svitato {m}
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:: screwball, weirdo
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| sviticchiante {v}
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:: present participle of sviticchiare
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| sviticchiare {vt}
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:: To disentangle, untangle
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| Svitto {prop}
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:: Svitto (canton)
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| svizzera {f}
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:: female equivalent of svizzero
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| svizzera {f} [meat]
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:: hamburger
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| Svizzera {prop} /ˈzvittsera/
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:: Switzerland
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| svizzero {adj} /ˈzvit.t͡se.ro/
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:: Swiss
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| svizzero {m}
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:: Swiss man
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| svizzero-francese {adj}
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:: Swiss-French
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| svizzero-italiano {adj}
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:: Swiss-Italian
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| svizzero-tedesco {adj}
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:: Swiss-German
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| svizzerotedesco {adj}
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:: alternative form of svizzero-tedesco
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| svogliataggine {f}
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:: listlessness, laziness, unwillingness
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| svogliatamente {adv}
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:: lazily, indolently, slothfully
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| svogliatezza {f} /zvo.ʎa.ˈtet.t͡sa/
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:: listlessness, laziness, unwillingness
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| svogliato {adj}
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:: lazy, idle, indolent
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| svolante {v}
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:: present participle of svolare
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| svolare {v}
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:: to fly away
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| svolazzante {v}
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:: present participle of svolazzare
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| svolazzante {adj}
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:: fluttering, aflutter
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| svolazzare {vi}
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:: to fly here and there without precise direction; to flutter
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| svolazzare {vi}
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:: (with da and a) to wander (from/to)
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| svolazzio {m}
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:: A continuous fluttering
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| svolazzo {m}
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:: flourish
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| svolazzo {m}
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:: scribble
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| svolazzo {m}
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:: scrawl
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| svolazzo {m} [heraldry]
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:: mantling
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| svolente {v}
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:: present participle of svolere
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| svolere {vt}
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:: To want something less than one once did
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| svolgente {v}
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:: present participle of svolgere
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| svolgente {adj}
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:: developing
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| svolgentesi {v}
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:: present participle of svolgersi
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| svolgere {v} /ˈzvɔl.d͡ʒe.re/
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:: to unroll, unwind
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| svolgere {v}
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:: to develop
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| svolgere {v}
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:: to discuss
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| svolgere {v}
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:: to carry out
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| svolgersi {v}
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:: reflexive of svolgere
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| svolgersi {vr}
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:: to unwind [film, etc.]
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| svolgersi {vr}
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:: to go on [event]
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| svolgersi {vr}
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:: to be set [drama]
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| svolgimento {m}
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:: discussion (of an argument or theme)
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| svolgimento {m}
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:: carrying out (of a programme of work)
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| svolta {f} /ˈzvɔl.ta/
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:: turn; curve
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| svolta {f} [figurative]
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:: turning point
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| svolta continua {f}
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:: filter lane
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| svoltante {v}
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:: present participle of svoltare
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| svoltare {vi}
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:: to turn
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| svolto {adj}
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:: unwound
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| svoltosi {v}
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:: past participle of svolgersi
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| svolvente {v}
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:: present participle of svolvere
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| svolvere {vt}
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:: [obsolete] Variant of svolgere
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| svuotamento {m}
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:: emptying
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| svuotante {v}
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:: present participle of svuotare
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| svuotantesi {v}
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:: present participle of svuotarsi
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| svuotare {vt} /zvwoˈtare/
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:: to empty
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| svuotare {vt}
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:: to clear out, flush
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| svuotare {vt}
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:: to drain
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| svuotarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of svuotare
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| svuotarsi {v}
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:: to empty
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| svuotarsi {v}
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:: to drain
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| svuotarsi {v}
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:: to void
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| svuotatosi {v}
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:: past participle of svuotarsi
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| Swaziland {prop}
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:: Swaziland
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| swing {m}
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:: swing (music and dance style; golf swing)
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| swingato {adj} [music]
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:: swing (attributive)
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| Sydney {prop}
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:: Sydney (major port city/state capital)
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| Sydney {prop}
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:: Sydney (seaport/and/former city)
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| Syracuse {prop}
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:: Syracuse (city)
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