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m breastgeography inletmathematics sinein seno a in* * *seno s.m.1 breast; bosom (anche fig.): lo strinse al seno, she pressed him to her breast (o bosom); nascose la lettera in seno, she hid the letter in her bosom; allattare un bimbo al seno, to breast-feed (o to suckle) a baby // in seno a, in the bosom of; within, among: in seno alla Chiesa, alla famiglia, in the bosom of the church, of the family; tornare in seno alla famiglia, to return to the bosom of the family; in seno alla commissione, within the committee; in seno al partito, within the party; un dibattito in seno all'assemblea, a debate among the members of the assembly // allevare una serpe in seno, (fig.) to nurse a viper in one's bosom2 ( grembo, viscere) womb: portare un figlio in seno, to carry a child in one's womb; il seno della terra, the bowels of the earth // benedetto il frutto del seno tuo, blessed is the fruit of thy womb3 ( cuore, animo) breast, bosom; heart, soul: nutriva una speranza in seno, he cherished a hope in his heart5 (geogr.) inlet, bay, cove6 (mat.) sine.* * *I ['seno] smin seno al partito/all'organizzazione — within the party/the organization
2) Anat, (Zool : cavità) sinus3) Geog inlet, creekII ['seno] smMat sine* * *['seno]sostantivo maschile1) (petto) breast, bosom; (mammella) breaststringere qcn. al seno — to embosom sb., to press sb. to one's breast
2) lett. (ventre materno) womb3) fig. lett. (animo) bosom, breast4) anat. sinus*5) mat. sine6) geogr. covein seno al partito, alla comunità — within the party, community
* * *seno/'seno/ ⇒ 4sostantivo m.1 (petto) breast, bosom; (mammella) breast; stringere qcn. al seno to embosom sb., to press sb. to one's breast; allattare al seno to breast-feed2 lett. (ventre materno) womb3 fig. lett. (animo) bosom, breast; allevare una serpe in seno to nurse a viper in one's bosom lett.4 anat. sinus*5 mat. sine6 geogr. cove7 in seno a (all'interno di) in seno al partito, alla comunità within the party, community; tornare in seno alla famiglia to return to the family fold. -
2 tornare in seno alla famiglia
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