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f (pl -che) Sundayla domenica, di domenica on Sundays* * *domenica s.f. Sunday: domenica delle Palme, Palm Sunday; domenica di Pasqua, Easter Sunday; domenica in Albis, Low Sunday; una domenica mattina, on a Sunday morning; di domenica, ( tutte le domeniche) on Sundays; vieni a trovarmi domenica!, come and see me on Sunday!; mettersi gli abiti della domenica, to put on one's Sunday best // osservare la domenica, ( il riposo) to keep the sabbath // chi ride il venerdì, piange la domenica, (prov.) who laughs last laughs longest.* * *••pittore della domenica — weekend o Sunday o amateur painter
* * *domenicapl. - che /do'menika, ke/ ⇒ 11sostantivo f.Sunday\autista della domenica Sunday driver; pittore della domenica weekend o Sunday o amateur painter; con il vestito della domenica in one's Sunday best\domenica delle Palme Palm Sunday; domenica di Pasqua Easter Sunday; domenica di Passione Passion Sunday; domenica di Pentecoste Whit Sunday. -
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f palm* * *palma1 s.f.1 ( della mano) palm: giungere le palme, to join one's hands // portare in palma di mano, (fig.) to hold in great esteem2 ( dei piedi dei palmipedi) web.palma2 s.f. (bot.) palm (tree): palma da dattero, ( Phoenix dactylifera) date-palm; palma del cocco, ( Cocos nucifera) coconut palm (o coco-palm); palma da cera, ( Copernicia cerifera) wax-palm; palma dum, ( Hyphaene tebaica) doum (palm); palma nana, palmet (o palmetto); vino, olio di palma, palm wine, oil; di palma, simile a palma, palmaceous // la palma del martirio, (fig.) the crown (o the palm) of martyrdom // Domenica della Palme, Palm Sunday // ottenere, riportare la palma, (fig.) to bear the palm.* * *I ['palma] sfAnat palmII ['palma] sfBot palmriportare/vincere la palma fig — to walk off with/win the prize
* * *I ['palma]sostantivo femminile anat. palm••II ['palma]portare qcn. in palma di mano — = to hold sb. in high esteem
sostantivo femminile bot. palm (tree)••* * *palma1/'palma/sostantivo f.anat. palm\portare qcn. in palma di mano = to hold sb. in high esteem.————————palma2/'palma/sostantivo f.bot. palm (tree); cuori di palma palm-hearts\ottenere o riportare la palma to take the prize\palma da cocco coconut palm; palma da datteri date (palm). -
5 olivo
m olive (tree)* * *olivo s.m.1 (bot.) ( Olea europaea) olive, olive tree: ramoscello d'olivo ( benedetto), olive branch (blessed on Palm Sunday); offrire un ramoscello d'olivo, to hold out (o to offer) the olive branch (anche fig.) // (eccl.) Domenica degli Olivi, Palm Sunday // il giardino degli Olivi, the Garden of Olives // il Monte degli Olivi, the Mount of Olives* * *[o'livo]sostantivo maschile olive* * *olivo/o'livo/sostantivo m.olive.
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