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1 dilatare
"to expand;Ausdehnen;dilatar"* * *physics expandocchi open wide* * *dilatare v.tr.1 to dilate, to open (up); to extend; to broaden, to enlarge, to widen (anche fig.): l'alcol dilata le vene, alcohol dilates the veins; le bevande gassate dilatano lo stomaco, fizzy drinks swell the stomach; dilatare il campo delle proprie attività, to widen (o to broaden) one's field of activity; dilatare la propria mente, to widen (o to broaden o to enlarge) one's mind◘ dilatarsi v.intr.pron.1 to dilate, to open; to widen, to broaden (anche fig.); ( diffondersi) to spread*: era così arrabbiato che gli si dilatavano le vene della fronte, he was so angry that the veins swelled on his forehead; la pupilla si dilata al buio, the pupil of the eye dilates in the dark; il suo giro d'affari si va sempre più dilatando, his business is spreading (o growing)2 (fis.) to expand.* * *[dila'tare]1. vt(pupille) to dilate, (stomaco) to dilate, cause to expand, (gas, metallo) to cause to expand, (tubo, buco) to enlarge, (passaggio, cavità) to open (up)2. vip (dilatarsi)(vedi vt), to dilate; to expand; to become enlarged; to open up* * *[dila'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (allargare) to dilate, to distend, to enlarge2) fis. to dilate, to expand [corpo, gas]3) fig. (ampliare) to expand [attività, sfera d'interessi]2.verbo pronominale dilatarsi1) (allargarsi) to dilate, to distend, to enlarge2) fis. [corpo, gas] to dilate, to expand3) fig. (ampliarsi) to expand* * *dilatare/dila'tare/ [1]1 (allargare) to dilate, to distend, to enlarge2 fis. to dilate, to expand [corpo, gas]3 fig. (ampliare) to expand [attività, sfera d'interessi]II dilatarsi verbo pronominale1 (allargarsi) to dilate, to distend, to enlarge2 fis. [corpo, gas] to dilate, to expand3 fig. (ampliarsi) to expand. -
2 dilatare
[dila'tare]1. vt(pupille) to dilate, (stomaco) to dilate, cause to expand, (gas, metallo) to cause to expand, (tubo, buco) to enlarge, (passaggio, cavità) to open (up)2. vip (dilatarsi)(vedi vt), to dilate; to expand; to become enlarged; to open up -
3 diffondere
diffusefig spread* * *diffondere v.tr. to spread*, to diffuse (anche fig.); ( render noto) to release: diffondere calore, luce, un odore, to diffuse heat, light, a scent; diffondere notizie, to spread news; ( per radio) to broadcast news; ( per televisione) to telecast news; diffondere dicerie, voci, to spread rumours; diffuse la notizia che..., he spread the news that...; le mosche diffondono malattie, flies spread disease // (comm.): diffondere i dati degli scambi commerciali, to release trade figures; diffondere la vendita di un prodotto, to promote (o to set up) the sale of a product; diffondere la pubblicità di un prodotto, to advertize a product.◘ diffondersi v.intr.pron.1 to spread*: un improvviso rossore si diffuse sul suo volto, a sudden flush spread over (o across) her face; la notizia si diffuse nel paese, the news spread throughout the country; questo giornale era diffuso in tutto il paese, this paper had a large circulation all over the country2 ( dilungarsi) to dwell*; to expatiate: diffondere su un argomento, to dwell on a subject; diffondere in pettegolezzi, to gossip at length.* * *1. [dif'fondere]vb irreg vt(luce, calore) to give out, spread, diffuse frm, (malattia, idea, notizie, scritto) to spread, circulatela notizia è stata diffusa per radio — the news was broadcast o given out on the radio
2. vip (diffondersi)(anche), fig to spread* * *[dif'fondere] 1.verbo transitivo2) (propagare) to spread* [infezione, panico]; to carry, to spread* [ malattia]3) (divulgare) to spread*, to release [ notizia]; to spread* [ religione]; to put* out, to spread* [ pettegolezzi]4) rad. telev. to broadcast*, to network [ programma]2.verbo pronominale diffondersi1) (propagarsi) [notizia, pettegolezzo] to spread*, to get* about; [ malattia] to spread*, to take* hold; [religione, abitudine] to spread*, to become* popular; [calore, luce] to diffuse, to emanate; [ profumo] to diffuse2) (prendere piede) [moda, sistema] to catch* on; [ idea] to catch* on, to take* hold3) fig. (dilungarsi) to expatiate, to dilate, to dwell* (su on)* * *diffondere/dif'fondere/ [51]2 (propagare) to spread* [infezione, panico]; to carry, to spread* [ malattia]3 (divulgare) to spread*, to release [ notizia]; to spread* [ religione]; to put* out, to spread* [ pettegolezzi]4 rad. telev. to broadcast*, to network [ programma]II diffondersi verbo pronominale1 (propagarsi) [notizia, pettegolezzo] to spread*, to get* about; [ malattia] to spread*, to take* hold; [religione, abitudine] to spread*, to become* popular; [calore, luce] to diffuse, to emanate; [ profumo] to diffuse2 (prendere piede) [moda, sistema] to catch* on; [ idea] to catch* on, to take* hold3 fig. (dilungarsi) to expatiate, to dilate, to dwell* (su on). -
4 dilungarsi
fig dwell (su on)* * *dilungarsi v.intr.pron.2 (fig.) ( parlare a lungo) to talk at length, to expatiate, to dwell* (on a subject): l'autore si dilunga a descrivere la campagna, the author dwells on a description of the countryside; non ti dilungare troppo e arriva alla conclusione, stop being so longwinded and come to the point4 ( di cavalli) to outdistance, to draw* ahead.* * *[dilun'garsi]verbo pronominaledilungarsi su — to dilate o dwell o enlarge on, to expand (up)on [ argomento]
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5 ampliare
broaden, widenedificio extend* * *ampliare v.tr. to amplify, to enlarge, to extend, to dilate; ( aumentare) to increase: ampliare un edificio, to enlarge a building; ampliare le proprie cognizioni, to widen (o to increase) one's knowledge // ampliare i propri orizzonti, to widen one's horizons.◘ ampliarsi v.intr.pron. to become* larger, to extend.* * *[ampli'are]1. vt2. vip (ampliarsi)to grow, increase* * *[ampli'are] 1.verbo transitivo (ingrandire) to widen, to enlarge [ strada]; to build* an extension onto [ casa]; to broaden, to expand [conoscenze, orizzonti]; (sviluppare) to develop [progetto, frase]; (in importanza) to expand, to extend [impresa, attività]2.verbo pronominale ampliarsi (ingrandirsi) [ strada] to widen, to broaden; [impresa, città] to expand* * *ampliare/ampli'are/ [1](ingrandire) to widen, to enlarge [ strada]; to build* an extension onto [ casa]; to broaden, to expand [conoscenze, orizzonti]; (sviluppare) to develop [progetto, frase]; (in importanza) to expand, to extend [impresa, attività]; ampliare il campo di indagine to extend the scope of the investigation; ampliare il proprio giro d'affari to widen one's business affairsII ampliarsi verbo pronominale(ingrandirsi) [ strada] to widen, to broaden; [impresa, città] to expand. -
6 dilungarsi su
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7 dilatarsi
di materiali, metalli expanddi pupilla dilate
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