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1 ordinary *** or·di·nary
['ɔːdnrɪ]1. adj1) (usual) abituale, solito (-a)in the ordinary way — (in the normal fashion) nel solito modo, (generally) normalmente, di norma
it has 25 calories less than ordinary ice cream — ha 25 calorie in meno rispetto a un gelato normale
2) (average) comune, normale, pej mediocre, ordinario (-a)2. nout of the ordinary — diverso (-a) dal solito, fuori dell'ordinario
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2 Stoppa Tow
Or SPS is the Italian trade term for hemp scutching tow. " Strappatura " literally is really " pluckings " from the ends, but scutching tows are commercially classed as strappature puliti and strappature correnti, clean and ordinary. The pluckings are called " Teste di Canape " (heads of hemp) and are divided into " Teste Salte " (selected), and " Teste Correnta " (ordinary). The two classes strappature and heads of hemp are sometimes rescutched, the strappatures giving " Stoppa fortes " II, and heads of hemp " Stoppa fortes" I. " Stoppa fine " is hand dressers' tow. Assecature is a very superior tow produced in limited quantities. Hackled or dressed hemp is produced in Frallamaggiore, Agragoln. " Spontick " is the chief long line imported. -
3 share *****
[ʃɛə(r)]1. n1) parte fhe has a 50% share in a new business venture — è socio al 50% in una nuova impresa commerciale
fair shares for all — parti giuste or uguali per tutti
2) Fin azione f, titoloordinary/preference shares — azioni ordinarie/privilegiate
2. vt1) (also: share out) spartirsito share (out) among or between — dividere tra
2)to share (with) — dividere (con)shared line Telec — duplex m inv
3) (fig: have in common) condividere, avere in comune3. viFALSE FRIEND: share is not translated by the Italian word shareto share in — (gen) partecipare a, (blame) prendersi la propria parte di
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4 Sciamitum
SAMITE, SAMIT, SAMITA, SCIAMITUMThe most expensive, most fashionable and most often mentioned fabric of the Middle Ages, silk warp in red or green and gold weft in brocades. It was chiefly dedicated to sacred uses, and constituted many of the rich official habits of the clergy. The Norman monarchs, nobility and ladies of high rank also used it on special occasions, when more than ordinary display of pomp was required. The stuff was mostly of silk interwoven with gold and silver and embroidered in the most gorgeous manner. Also mentioned by old writers as Samittum, Somitum, Samilis, Seyamitum, Zamitum or Exametum. ————————SCIAMITO, SCIAMITUMMentioned by old Italian authors as a rich silk fabric. Possibly " samit."
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