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['fjuːə(r)] 1.(compar. di few) aggettivo meno2.pronome meno* * *fewer /ˈfju:ə(r)/a. (compar. di few)meno (con nomi pl.): I have fewer clothes than you, ho meno vestiti di te; Fewer people go to the cinema, meno persone vanno al cinema● no fewer than, non meno di: No fewer than two hundred soldiers were killed, non meno di duecento soldati sono stati uccisi.* * *['fjuːə(r)] 1.(compar. di few) aggettivo meno2.pronome meno
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