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['rɪbən]1) (for hair, medal) nastro m.2) fig.* * *['ribən](a long narrow strip of material used in decorating clothes, tying hair etc: a blue ribbon; four metres of red ribbon.) nastro* * *ribbon /ˈrɪbən/n.1 nastro: a little girl with a blue ribbon in her hair, una bambina con un nastro blu nei capelli; a box tied with a ribbon, una scatola avvolta da un nastro3 (fig.) lembo; striscia: a ribbon of blue sky, un lembo di sereno; a ribbon of smoke, una striscia di fumo7 (comput.) barra multifunzione● (mecc.) ribbon brake, freno a nastro □ ribbon building (o ribbon development), costruzione di case lungo i due lati delle principali vie suburbane ( con danno del paesaggio) □ (elettr.) ribbon cable, cavo a nastro; cavo piatto; piattina □ (mecc.) ribbon conveyor, coclea a nastro □ (bot.) ribbon grass ( Phalaris arundinacea picta), scagliola dei giardini; nastro di pastorella □ a ribbon of road, una fettuccia (di strada) □ (aeron.) ribbon parachute, paracadute a nastri □ ribbon-saw, sega a nastro □ (stor.) Ribbon Society, società segreta di cattolici irlandesi ( fondata ai primi dell'800) □ to cut (o tear) st. to ribbons, fare a pezzi qc. (anche fig.): Her clothes were cut to ribbons, i suoi vestiti erano a brandelli.* * *['rɪbən]1) (for hair, medal) nastro m.2) fig.
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ribbon-grass — ribbˈon grass noun Gardener s garters, a striped canary grass • • • Main Entry: ↑ribbon … Useful english dictionary
ribbon grass — noun perennial grass of marshy meadows and ditches having broad leaves; Europe and North America • Syn: ↑reed canary grass, ↑gardener s garters, ↑lady s laces, ↑Phalaris arundinacea • Hypernyms: ↑grass • Member Holonyms … Useful english dictionary
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