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2 shelter
I ['ʃeltə(r)]1) U (protection) rifugio m., riparo m.to give sb. shelter — [ person] dare rifugio o riparo a qcn.; [hut, tree] offrire un riparo a qcn.; [ country] dare asilo a qcn
2) U (covered place) riparo m.3) (for homeless) ricovero m.; (for refugee) asilo m.II 1. ['ʃeltə(r)]1) (protect) (against weather) riparare, proteggere ( from, against da); (from truth) proteggere ( from da)2) (give refuge, succour to) accogliere, dare asilo a [refugee, criminal]2.to shelter sb. from sb., sth. — accogliere qcn. in fuga da qcn., qcs
1) (from weather, bomb) mettersi al riparo, ripararsi2) [refugee, fugitive] rifugiarsi* * *['ʃeltə] 1. noun1) (protection against wind, rain, enemies etc: We gave the old man shelter for the night.) riparo2) (a building etc designed to give such protection: a bus-shelter.) riparo pensilina2. verb1) (to be in, or go into, a place of shelter: He sheltered from the storm.) ripararsi2) (to give protection: That line of trees shelters my garden.) proteggere, riparare•* * *I ['ʃeltə(r)]1) U (protection) rifugio m., riparo m.to give sb. shelter — [ person] dare rifugio o riparo a qcn.; [hut, tree] offrire un riparo a qcn.; [ country] dare asilo a qcn
2) U (covered place) riparo m.3) (for homeless) ricovero m.; (for refugee) asilo m.II 1. ['ʃeltə(r)]1) (protect) (against weather) riparare, proteggere ( from, against da); (from truth) proteggere ( from da)2) (give refuge, succour to) accogliere, dare asilo a [refugee, criminal]2.to shelter sb. from sb., sth. — accogliere qcn. in fuga da qcn., qcs
1) (from weather, bomb) mettersi al riparo, ripararsi2) [refugee, fugitive] rifugiarsi -
3 fallout
['fɔːlaʊt]nome U1) nucl. fallout m., ricaduta f. radioattiva2) fig. (side effect) ricaduta f.* * *noun (radioactive dust from a nuclear explosion etc.) ricaduta radioattiva* * *fallout /ˈfɔ:laʊt/n.3 (econ.) effetto derivato; ricaduta● (stat.) fallout rate, percentuale di abbandono □ (edil.) fallout shelter, rifugio contro le radiazioni atomiche.* * *['fɔːlaʊt]nome U1) nucl. fallout m., ricaduta f. radioattiva2) fig. (side effect) ricaduta f.
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