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1 moorland
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2 moorland moor·land n
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3 fell
I [fel] II [fel] III [fel] IV [fel]aggettivo feroce, crudele••* * *past tense; see fall* * *I [fɛl] ptSee:II [fɛl] vt(with a blow: person) atterrare, (tree) abbattereIII [fɛl] adj IV [fɛl] n(Brit: mountain) monte m, (uplands)fell-walking — passeggiate fpl in montagna
* * *fell (1) /fɛl/pass. di to fall.fell (2) /fɛl/n. [cu]fell (3) /fɛl/n.(arc.) pelle; vello.fell (4) /fɛl/n.● fell-walking, escursionismo sui fell.fell (5) /fɛl/a.(poet.) crudele; feroce; terribile; spietato.(to) fell /fɛl/v. t.* * *I [fel] II [fel] III [fel] IV [fel]aggettivo feroce, crudele•• -
4 desolate
I ['desələt]1) (deserted) [ place] desolato, disabitato; [ house] abbandonato2) (devastated) [ building] devastato, in rovina3) (forlorn) [ person] solo, abbandonato; [ life] triste, solitario; [ cry] desolato, di desolazione4) (grief-stricken) desolato, afflittoII ['desəleɪt]verbo transitivo devastare, spopolare [town, country]; desolare, affliggere [ person]* * *['desələt]1) ((of landscapes, areas etc) very lonely or barren: desolate moorland.) desolato2) (very sad, lonely and unhappy.) solo•* * *desolate /ˈdɛsələt/a.1 ( di luoghi) desolato, deserto: a desolate landscape [spot], un paesaggio [un posto] desolato; a desolate street [town], una strada [una città] desolata2 ( di persone) triste e solo: He was desolate after his wife died, era triste e solo dopo la morte della mogliedesolately avv. desolateness n. [u]. (to) desolate /ˈdɛsəleɪt/v. t. (form.)1 rendere ( un luogo) desolato; devastare: The country has been desolated by decades of civil war, il paese è stato devastato da decenni di guerra civile2 (di solito al passivo) affliggere; devastare: They were desolated by the news, erano devastati dalle notizie.* * *I ['desələt]1) (deserted) [ place] desolato, disabitato; [ house] abbandonato2) (devastated) [ building] devastato, in rovina3) (forlorn) [ person] solo, abbandonato; [ life] triste, solitario; [ cry] desolato, di desolazione4) (grief-stricken) desolato, afflittoII ['desəleɪt]verbo transitivo devastare, spopolare [town, country]; desolare, affliggere [ person] -
5 Moor
I [mɔː(r)] [AE mʊər]nome landa f., brughiera f.II 1. [mɔː(r)] [AE mʊər]verbo transitivo ormeggiare, attraccare [ boat]2.verbo intransitivo ormeggiarsi, attraccare* * *I [muə] noun(a large stretch of open, unfarmed land with poor soil often covered with heather, coarse grass etc.)- moorlandII [muə] verb(to fasten (a ship etc) by a rope, cable or anchor: We moored (the yacht) in the bay.)- mooring- moorings* * *I [mʊə(r)] n(land) brughieraII [mʊə(r)]1. vt(ship) ormeggiare2. viormeggiarsi, attraccare* * *Moor /mɔ:(r), USA mʊr/n.moro; saracenoMoorisha.moro; moresco: (archit.) a Moorish arch, un arco moresco.(to) moor /mɔ:(r), USA mʊr/A v. t.(naut.) ormeggiare; attraccareB v. i.ormeggiarsi; attraccare: to moor along the quay, attraccare alla banchina● (mil.) moored mine, mina ancorata.* * *I [mɔː(r)] [AE mʊər]nome landa f., brughiera f.II 1. [mɔː(r)] [AE mʊər]verbo transitivo ormeggiare, attraccare [ boat]2.verbo intransitivo ormeggiarsi, attraccare -
6 moor
I [mɔː(r)] [AE mʊər]nome landa f., brughiera f.II 1. [mɔː(r)] [AE mʊər]verbo transitivo ormeggiare, attraccare [ boat]2.verbo intransitivo ormeggiarsi, attraccare* * *I [muə] noun(a large stretch of open, unfarmed land with poor soil often covered with heather, coarse grass etc.)- moorlandII [muə] verb(to fasten (a ship etc) by a rope, cable or anchor: We moored (the yacht) in the bay.)- mooring- moorings* * *I [mʊə(r)] n(land) brughieraII [mʊə(r)]1. vt(ship) ormeggiare2. viormeggiarsi, attraccare* * *moor /mɔ:(r), USA mʊr/n.● (zool.) moor game ( Lagopus scoticus), pernice bianca di Scoziamoorisha.moorya.* * *I [mɔː(r)] [AE mʊər]nome landa f., brughiera f.II 1. [mɔː(r)] [AE mʊər]verbo transitivo ormeggiare, attraccare [ boat]2.verbo intransitivo ormeggiarsi, attraccare
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