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1 ♦ climate
♦ climate /ˈklaɪmət/n.clima ( anche fig.): cold climates, i climi freddi; the present Italian political climate, il clima dell'attuale situazione politica italiana; a healthy climate, un clima salubre; a mild climate, un clima mite● (ecol.) climate change, cambiamento climatico □ climate control, climatizzazioneclimatica.climatico: climatic conditions, condizioni climaticheclimaticallyavv.climaticamente. -
2 climate
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3 climate *** cli·mate n
['klaɪmɪt]clima m -
4 climate chamber
Conditioning chamber, climate chamberCella f di condizionamento, cella f di climatizzazioneDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > climate chamber
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5 climate control
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6 micre-climate
Microclima mDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > micre-climate
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7 benign
[bɪ'naɪn]1) [person, smile] benigno, benevolo; [ climate] salubre; [ conditions] favorevole; [ influence] benefico2) med. benigno* * *1) (kind, well-wishing: a benign smile.) benevolo2) (not fatal: a benign tumour.) benigno•- benignly* * *benign /bəˈnaɪn/a.1 benigno ( anche med.); benevolo; favorevole: a benign climate, un clima benigno; a benign smile, un sorriso benigno2 cordiale; cortesebenignitya.1 [u] benignità; benevolenza2 atto di benevolenza; favore.* * *[bɪ'naɪn]1) [person, smile] benigno, benevolo; [ climate] salubre; [ conditions] favorevole; [ influence] benefico2) med. benigno -
8 severity
[sɪ'verətɪ]1) (seriousness) (of problem, situation, illness) gravità f.; (of shock, pain) violenza f.2) (harshness) (of sentence, treatment) severità f.; (of climate) rigore m.* * *[-'ve-]noun the severity of the punishment; the severity of her dress.) severità* * *severity /sɪˈvɛrətɪ/n. [uc]1 severità; austerità, sobrietà ( dello stile, ecc.); rigore; rigorosità; inclemenza; durezza; rigidezza: the severity of an examination, la severità di un esame; the severity of the climate, l'inclemenza del clima2 acutezza; gravità; violenza: the severity of an illness, la gravità d'una malattia; the severity of the storm, la violenza della tempesta* * *[sɪ'verətɪ]1) (seriousness) (of problem, situation, illness) gravità f.; (of shock, pain) violenza f.2) (harshness) (of sentence, treatment) severità f.; (of climate) rigore m. -
9 temperate
['tempərət]* * *['tempərət]((of climate) neither too hot nor too cold.) temperato* * *temperate /ˈtɛmpərət/a.temperately avv. temperateness n. [u].* * *['tempərət] -
10 unhealthy
[ʌn'helθɪ]1) med. [ person] malaticcio; [ cough] malato; [ diet] dannoso; fig. [ economy] malato; [climate, conditions] malsano, insalubre2) (unwholesome) [interest, desire] morboso, malsano* * *1) (not healthy: He is fat and unhealthy - he doesn't take enough exercise.) malaticcio2) (dangerous: The situation was getting unhealthy.) malsano•- unhealthiness* * *unhealthy /ʌnˈhɛlɵɪ/a.1 non sano; in cattiva salute: He was an unhealthy child, era un bambino malaticcio; The people looked unhealthy and overweight, la gente sembrava in cattiva salute e sovrappeso2 insalubre; malsano: an unhealthy lifestyle [climate], uno stile di vita [un clima] malsano; an unhealthy diet, una dieta poco sana3 malsano (fig.): an unhealthy interest in guns, un interesse malsano per le armi; It is unhealthy to suppress anger, reprimere la rabbia fa maleunhealthily avv.* * *[ʌn'helθɪ]1) med. [ person] malaticcio; [ cough] malato; [ diet] dannoso; fig. [ economy] malato; [climate, conditions] malsano, insalubre2) (unwholesome) [interest, desire] morboso, malsano -
11 Arctic
['ɑːktɪk] 1.2.to, in the Arctic — nell'Artico
1) [climate, animal] artico; [ expedition] polare2) fig. (icy) [conditions, temperature] polare* * *1) (of the area round the North Pole: the Arctic wilderness.) artico2) ((no capital) very cold: arctic conditions.) polare•* * *(Place names) Arctic /ɑ:ˈkeɪdɪk/* * *['ɑːktɪk] 1.2.to, in the Arctic — nell'Artico
1) [climate, animal] artico; [ expedition] polare2) fig. (icy) [conditions, temperature] polare -
12 arctic
['ɑːktɪk] 1.2.to, in the Arctic — nell'Artico
1) [climate, animal] artico; [ expedition] polare2) fig. (icy) [conditions, temperature] polare* * *1) (of the area round the North Pole: the Arctic wilderness.) artico2) ((no capital) very cold: arctic conditions.) polare•* * *arctic /ˈɑ:ktɪk/A a.B n.– the Arctic, l'Artico; l'Artide: They're going to the Arctic, vanno in Artide; He lives in the Arctic, abita in Artide.* * *['ɑːktɪk] 1.2.to, in the Arctic — nell'Artico
1) [climate, animal] artico; [ expedition] polare2) fig. (icy) [conditions, temperature] polare -
13 Caribbean
[ˌkærɪ'biːən] 1.aggettivo caraibico2.1) (sea) Mar m. dei Caraibi2) (person) nativo m. (-a), abitante m. e f. dei Caraibi3.modificatore [climate, cookery] dei CaraibiCaribbean carnival — carnevale giamaicano (festa degli immigrati caraibici che si tiene a Londra in estate)
* * *Caribbean /kærəˈbi:ən/ /kəˈrɪbɪən/A a.caraibico; caribico(geogr.) caraibo; caribo● the Caribbean Sea, il Mar dei Caraibi.* * *[ˌkærɪ'biːən] 1.aggettivo caraibico2.1) (sea) Mar m. dei Caraibi2) (person) nativo m. (-a), abitante m. e f. dei Caraibi3.modificatore [climate, cookery] dei CaraibiCaribbean carnival — carnevale giamaicano (festa degli immigrati caraibici che si tiene a Londra in estate)
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14 equable
['ekwəbl]* * *equable /ˈɛkwəbl/a.equably avv. NOTA D'USO: - equable o equitable?-* * *['ekwəbl] -
15 ferocious
[fə'rəʊʃəs]* * *[fə'rouʃəs](fierce or savage: a ferocious animal.) feroce- ferocity* * *ferocious /fəˈrəʊʃəs/a.2 feroce; crudele; spietato; violento; sfrenato: a ferocious headache, un feroce mal di testa: The heat was ferocious, faceva un caldo feroce; ferocious criticism, critiche feroci; ferocious ambition, ambizione sfrenataferociously avv. ferociousness n. [u].* * *[fə'rəʊʃəs] -
16 forgiving
[fə'gɪvɪŋ]* * *adjective (ready to forgive (often): a forgiving person.) clemente, indulgente* * *forgiving /fəˈgɪvɪŋ/a.clemente; indulgente; comprensivoforgivingly avv. forgivingness n. [u].* * *[fə'gɪvɪŋ] -
17 harsh
[hɑːʃ]1) (severe) [punishment, measures] severo; [ regime] oppressivo, duro; [ person] severo, rigido, duro; [ words] aspro; [climate, winter] rigido; [ conditions] duro, difficile2) [light, colour] violento3) [voice, sound] aspro, stridente4) [chemical, cleaner] corrosivo5) [cloth, fabric] ruvido* * *1) ((of people, discipline etc) very strict; cruel: That is a very harsh punishment to give a young child.) severo2) (rough and unpleasant to hear, see, taste etc: a harsh voice; harsh colours.) aspro, sgradevole•- harshly- harshness* * *harsh /hɑ:ʃ/a.1 aspro; ruvido ( al tatto); insensibile; duro; severo; arcigno; ( di suono) aspro, sgradevole; ( d'odore) pungente, acre: harsh words, parole aspre (o dure); a harsh voice, una voce aspra; a harsh punishment, una dura punizione; una punizione severa; ( sport) a harsh defence, una difesa arcigna; a harsh face, una faccia dura (o sgradevole); a harsh taste, un sapore aspro (o acre); harsh smoke, fumo acre● a harsh light, una luce violentaharshlyavv.aspramente; duramente; severamenteharshnessn. [u]1 durezza, asprezza; ruvidezza; insensibilità; severità* * *[hɑːʃ]1) (severe) [punishment, measures] severo; [ regime] oppressivo, duro; [ person] severo, rigido, duro; [ words] aspro; [climate, winter] rigido; [ conditions] duro, difficile2) [light, colour] violento3) [voice, sound] aspro, stridente4) [chemical, cleaner] corrosivo5) [cloth, fabric] ruvido -
18 harshness
['hɑːʃnɪs]nome (of punishment, law) severità f.; (of regime) oppressione f., durezza f.; (of climate, winter) rigore m.; (of conditions) durezza f., difficoltà f.; (of light, colour) violenza f.; (of sound) asprezza f.* * *noun asprezza* * *harshness► harsh* * *['hɑːʃnɪs]nome (of punishment, law) severità f.; (of regime) oppressione f., durezza f.; (of climate, winter) rigore m.; (of conditions) durezza f., difficoltà f.; (of light, colour) violenza f.; (of sound) asprezza f. -
19 inclement
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20 insular
['ɪnsjʊlə(r)] [AE -sələr]2) geogr. insulare* * *['insjulə](of, or belonging to, an island or islands: There are some plants that grow only in an insular climate.) insulare* * *insular /ˈɪnsjʊlə(r)/a.2 (fig.) limitato; ristretto; di corte vedute; di mentalità ristretta: an insular outlook, vedute ristrette3 (biol.) insulareinsularity, insularismn. [u]1 insularità; posizione insulare2 (fig.) limitatezza di vedute; ristrettezza mentale.* * *['ɪnsjʊlə(r)] [AE -sələr]2) geogr. insulare
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