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41 comfortable *** com·fort·able adj
['kʌmf(ə)təbl](house) confortevole, (chair, shoes, life) comodo (-a), (income, majority) più che sufficiente, (temperature) piacevoleto make o.s. comfortable — mettersi a proprio agio
are you comfortable, sitting there? — sta comodo, seduto lì?
English-Italian dictionary > comfortable *** com·fort·able adj
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42 commendable com·mend·able adj
[kə'mɛndəbl] -
43 companionable com·pan·ion·able adj
[kəm'pænjənəbl](person) socievole, di compagniaEnglish-Italian dictionary > companionable com·pan·ion·able adj
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44 conceivable con·ceiv·able adj
[kən'siːvəbl]it is conceivable that... — può anche darsi che...
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45 considerable **** con·sid·er·able adj
[kən'sɪd(ə)rəbl]considerevole, notevoleto a considerable extent — in gran parte, in misura notevole
English-Italian dictionary > considerable **** con·sid·er·able adj
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46 countable count·able adj
['kaʊntəbl] -
47 creditable cred·it·able adj
['krɛdɪtəbl]che fa onore, lodevole, degno (-a) di lode -
48 curable cur·able adj
['kjʊərəbl]guaribile, curabile -
49 debatable de·bat·able adj
[dɪ'beɪtəbl]it is debatable whether... — è in dubbio se...
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50 decipherable de·ci·pher·able adj
[dɪ'saɪf(ə)rəbl]English-Italian dictionary > decipherable de·ci·pher·able adj
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51 definable de·fin·able adj
[dɪ'faɪnəbl]definibile, precisabile -
52 deniable de·ni·able adj
[dɪ'naɪəb(ə)l] -
53 dependable de·pend·able adj
[dɪ'pɛndəbl](person) fidato (-a), serio (-a), (machine, car) affidabile -
54 deplorable de·plor·able adj
[dɪ'plɔːrəbl]frm deplorevole, lamentevole -
55 desirable de·sir·able adj
[dɪ'zaɪərəbl]it is desirable that — è opportuno che + sub
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56 despicable des·pic·able adj
[dɪs'pɪkəbl]spregevole, (behaviour) vergognoso (-a), (person) ignobile -
57 detachable de·tach·able adj
[dɪ'tætʃəbl]staccabile, smontabile -
58 detectable de·tect·able adj
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59 determinable de·ter·min·able adj
[dɪ'tɜːmɪnəbl]English-Italian dictionary > determinable de·ter·min·able adj
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60 detestable de·test·able adj
[dɪ'tɛstəbl]
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