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1 bestia feroce
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2 bestia feroce
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3 belva
f wild beast* * *belva s.f.1 wild animal, wild beast* * *['belva]sostantivo femminile1) wild beast, wild animal2) fig. (persona violenta) brute, beast* * *belva/'belva/sostantivo f.1 wild beast, wild animal -
4 fiera
1. f animale wild beast2. f mostra fair* * *fiera1 s.f.2 ( mostra mercato) fair; ( esposizione) exhibition: fiera campionaria, commerciale, trade (o sample) fair; fiera del bestiame, cattle fair; fiera del libro, book fair; fiera dell'artigianato, arts and crafts exhibition; fiera dell'antiquariato, antiques fair; fiera di beneficenza, charity bazaar (o fête)* * *I ['fjɛra] sf(letter: animale) wild beastII ['fjɛra] sf* * *I ['fjɛra]sostantivo femminile fair; (esposizione) exhibition, showII ['fjɛra]sostantivo femminile (animale) wild beast, animal* * *fiera1/'fjεra/sostantivo f.fair; (esposizione) exhibition, show\fiera agricola agricultural show; fiera di beneficenza charity fair; fiera del bestiame cattle fair; fiera del bianco white sale; fiera campionaria o commerciale trade fair.————————fiera2/'fjεra/sostantivo f.(animale) wild beast, animal. -
5 belva sf
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6 belva
sf ['belva]wild beast o animal -
7 fiera
I ['fjɛra] sf(letter: animale) wild beastII ['fjɛra] sf -
8 animale
1. adj animal attr2. m animal* * *animale agg.2 (fig.) animal, sensual, brutal◆ s.m.1 animal: animali domestici, selvatici, domestic, wild animals; animali da cortile, farmyard animals; animale da compagnia, pet: pesci rossi, cani e gatti sono comuni animali da compagnia, goldfish, dogs and cats are common pets // animale castrato, neuter; animale da latte, suckling; animale da macello, stocker; animale di razza mista, half-breed; animale giovane da ingrasso, fatling; animale pelagico, pelagian; animale stanziale, inhabitant; animale vecchio, cull; animali e piante selvatici, wildlife // Società Protettrice degli Animali, Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals2 (fig.) brute, beast.* * *[ani'male]1. sm(gen, fig) animal2. agg* * *[ani'male] 1.aggettivo [regno, vita, grassi] animal2.sostantivo maschile1) biol. zool. animal2) (persona rozza) animal, brute•* * *animale/ani'male/[regno, vita, grassi] animal; calore animale body heat1 biol. zool. animal; cibo per -i animal feed; diritti degli -i animal rights; test sugli -i animal testing2 (persona rozza) animal, bruteanimale da compagnia pet; animale domestico farm animal; animale da preda beast of prey; animale a sangue caldo warm-blooded animal; animale a sangue freddo cold-blooded animal; animale selvatico wild animal. -
9 feroce
fierce, ferociousanimale wild( insopportabile) dreadful* * *feroce agg.1 ferocious; savage, wild, tigerish; fierce; cruel: bestie feroci, wild beasts; sguardo feroce, fierce look; vendetta feroce, savage vendetta; lotta feroce, ferocious struggle2 ( terribile, insopportabile) fierce, terrible, violent, sharp: un dolore feroce, a terrible pain; ho un mal di testa feroce, I've got a splitting headache; un freddo feroce, a terrible cold; fame, appetito feroce, ravenous appetite // scherzo feroce, cruel joke.* * *[fe'rotʃe]1)animale, bestia feroce — wild animal, savage beast
2) fig. [umorismo, repressione] cruel, fierce, ferocious; [lotta, concorrenza, critica] bitter, fierce; [ odio] ferocious, fierce; [fame, sete] ferocious, terrible* * *feroce/fe'rot∫e/1 animale, bestia feroce wild animal, savage beast2 fig. [umorismo, repressione] cruel, fierce, ferocious; [lotta, concorrenza, critica] bitter, fierce; [ odio] ferocious, fierce; [fame, sete] ferocious, terrible. -
10 animale, bestia feroce
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