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[tæŋ]2) (of knife, chisel) codolo m.* * *[tæŋ](a strong or sharp taste, flavour or smell: The air had a salty tang.) odore; sapore* * *tang (1) /tæŋ/n.2 (mecc.) linguetta3 sapore piccante; forte odore4 pizzico (di qc.); punta (fig.); traccia: with a tang of humour, con un pizzico (o una punta) d'umorismo● tang of the sea, odore di salsedine; sapore di mare □ There's a tang in the air today, oggi l'aria è pungente.tang (2) /tæŋ/n.1 suono metallico; forte rumoretang (3) /tæŋ/n.(bot., Fucus) fuco.(to) tang (1) /tæŋ/v. t.(to) tang (2) /tæŋ/A v. i.1 suonare forte; risuonare2 (mus.) vibrareB v. t.* * *[tæŋ]2) (of knife, chisel) codolo m.
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