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[ˌdʒæpə'niːz] 1.aggettivo giapponese2.1) (person) giapponese m. e f.2) (language) giapponese m.3.modificatore (of Japanese) [teacher, course] di giapponese; (into Japanese) [ translation] in giapponese* * *Japanese /dʒæpəˈni:z/A a.giapponese: Japanese animation, animazione giapponeseB n.1 (inv. al pl.) giapponese: She refuses to speak to the Japanese, si rifiuta di parlare con i giapponesi● (bot.) Japanese anemone ( Anemone hupehensis), anemone giapponese; anemone d'autunno □ (bot.) Japanese andromeda ( Pieris japonica), andromeda del Giappone □ (bot.) Japanese cedar ( Cryptomeria japonica), criptomeria □ (bot.) Japanese maple ( Acer palmatum), acero giapponese □ (bot.) Japanese persimmon ( Diospyros kaki), cachi □ (bot.) Japanese quince ► japonica.* * *[ˌdʒæpə'niːz] 1.aggettivo giapponese2.1) (person) giapponese m. e f.2) (language) giapponese m.3.modificatore (of Japanese) [teacher, course] di giapponese; (into Japanese) [ translation] in giapponese -
2 own *****
[əʊn]1. adj2. pronfrom now on, you're on your own fam — d'ora in poi te la dovrai cavare da solo
to do sth on one's own — (unaided) fare qualcosa da solo (-a)
I am so busy I have scarcely any time to call my own — sono così occupato che non ho tempo per me stesso
3. vt1) (possess) possedere, essere proprietario (-a) dithe golf course is owned by a Japanese company — il campo da golf appartiene ad una società giapponese
4. vi Brit•- own up
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