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1 estirpazione
estirpazione s.f.1 extirpation, eradication, uprooting (anche fig.): l'estirpazione di un'eresia, the extirpation (o weeding out) of a heresy* * *[estirpat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (di pianta) extirpation2) (di dente) extraction3) fig. (di malattia, povertà, male) eradication, extirpation* * *estirpazione/estirpat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (di pianta) extirpation2 (di dente) extraction3 fig. (di malattia, povertà, male) eradication, extirpation. -
2 sconfitta
f defeat* * *sconfitta s.f.1 defeat (anche fig.); ( disfatta) rout: subire una sconfitta, to suffer a defeat: la nostra squadra di calcio ha subìto una sola sconfitta, our football team has suffered only one defeat; infliggere una sconfitta, to inflict a defeat2 (fig.) ( eliminazione) elimination: la sconfitta della tubercolosi, dell'analfabetismo, the eradication (o elimination) of tuberculosis, of illiteracy.* * *[skon'fitta]sostantivo femminile1) defeatsubire una sconfitta — to suffer a defeat, to meet with a defeat
2) fig. (di malattia, analfabetismo) defeat, eradication* * *sconfitta/skon'fitta/sostantivo f.1 defeat; subire una sconfitta to suffer a defeat, to meet with a defeat2 fig. (di malattia, analfabetismo) defeat, eradication. -
3 sradicamento
* * *[zradika'mento]sostantivo maschile1) (di erbacce) weeding; (di albero) uprooting2) fig. (di immigrato) uprooting3) fig. (di pregiudizio, vizio) eradication* * *sradicamento/zradika'mento/sostantivo m.1 (di erbacce) weeding; (di albero) uprooting2 fig. (di immigrato) uprooting3 fig. (di pregiudizio, vizio) eradication. -
4 estirpamento
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éradication — [ eradikasjɔ̃ ] n. f. • v. 1370; lat. eradicatio « action de déraciner » 1 ♦ Méd. Action d arracher, d extirper. ⇒ arrachement. Éradication des polypes de l utérus. 2 ♦ Cour. Fig. Suppression totale (d une maladie endémique; d une espèce animale… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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Eradication — (v. lat.), Entwurzelung, Ausrottung … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
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