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81 hard *****
[hɒːd] - er comp - est superl1. adj1) (substance) duro (-a), (mud) indurito (-a)hard cover — (of book) copertina cartonata
a hard nut to crack — (problem, person) un osso duro
the hard fact is that... — la verità nuda e cruda è che...
hard lines!; hard luck! Brit fam — peccato!, scalogna!
he's as hard as nails — (physically) è forte come un toro or una quercia, (in temperament) è duro di cuore
3) (difficult: gen) arduo (-a), difficileI find it hard to believe that... — stento or faccio fatica a credere che... + sub
to be hard to please — essere esigente, essere difficile da accontentare
2. advit's snowing/raining hard — sta nevicando/piovendo forte
to be hard done by fam — essere trattato (-a) ingiustamente or molto male
to be hard at it fam — darci dentro
to look hard at — guardare fissamente, esaminare attentamente
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82 harsh adj
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83 healthy *** adj
['hɛlθɪ]- ier comp - iest superl (person) sano (-a), in buona salute, (skin, diet, attitude) sano (-a), (air, place, climate) salubre, (appetite) robusto (-a), (exercise, food), (fig: respect) salutare, (interest) vivace, (economy) florido (-a), (bank balance) in attivo -
84 insular in·su·lar adj
['ɪnsjʊlə(r)](climate) insulare, (fig: person) di mentalità ristrettainsular attitude — chiusura mentale, ristrettezza di idee
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85 intemperate in·tem·per·ate
[ɪn'tɛmp(ə)rɪt]adj frm(remarks, response, opinion) privo (-a) di autocontrollo, (climate) rigido (-a), (habits) smoderato (-a), (person: lacking moderation) intemperante, (drinking too much) intemperante nel bere -
86 maritime mari·time adj
['mærɪˌtaɪm](climate, nation, museum) marittimo (-a), (plant, creature) marino (-a) -
87 mild ***
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88 mildness mild·ness n
['maɪldnɪs](of climate, punishment, weather, effect) mitezza, (of character, person) mitezza, dolcezza, (of cheese, dish) sapore m delicato, delicatezza, (of sedative, beer, cigar) leggerezza, (of illness) non gravità f inv -
89 moderate *** mod·er·ate adj vb
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90 murderous mur·der·ous adj
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91 rainy adj
['reɪnɪ]to save or keep sth for a rainy day fig — mettere qc da parte per i tempi di magra
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92 regenerative re·gen·era·tive adj
[rɪ'dʒɛn(ə)rətɪv](frm: tissue) rigenerativo (-a), (climate, air) rigeneratore (-trice)English-Italian dictionary > regenerative re·gen·era·tive adj
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93 severe **** se·vere adj
[sɪ'vɪə(r)]-r comp - st superl (problem, case, flooding, injuries) grave, (climate, winter, restrictions) rigido (-a), (frost, cold) intenso (-a), (punishment, person) severo (-a), (examination) rigoroso (-a), (damage) ingente, (blow, criticism) duro (-a), (pain, headache, pressure) forte, (symptoms) acuto (-a) -
94 severity se·ver·ity n
[sɪ'vɛrɪtɪ](gen) gravità, (of punishment) severità, (of criticism) durezza, (of climate, weather) rigore m, (of damage) ingenza, (of pain) intensità, (of symptoms) acutezza -
95 snowy adj
['snəʊɪ]- ier comp - iest superl (climate, region, day etc) nevoso (-a), (hills, roof) innevato (-a), (white as snow) candido (-a), niveo (-a)it's been very snowy recently — ha nevicato parecchio, ultimamente
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96 suit ****
[suːt]1. n2) (lawsuit) causa3) Cards colore m, seme m2. vt1)to suit (to) — adattare (a)to be suited to sth — (suitable for) essere adatto (-a) a qc
2) (be acceptable: time, day) andare bene a, (food, climate) fare per, (clothes, colour) stare bene a3) (please) contentaresuit yourself whether you do it or not — se vuoi farlo fallo, se no lascia perdere
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97 take *****
[teɪk] took vb: pt taken pp1. vt1) (gen) prendere, (remove, steal) portar viatake 6 from 9 Math — 9 meno 6
he took £5 off the price — ha fatto uno sconto di 5 sterline
to take a trick Cards — fare una presa
"to be taken three times a day" Med — "da prendersi tre volte al dì"
to take cold/fright — prendere freddo/paura
2) (bring, carry) portare, (accompany) accompagnarehe goes to London every week, but he never takes me — va a Londra tutte le settimane ma non mi porta mai con sé
to take for a walk — (child, dog) portare a fare una passeggiata
3) (require: effort, courage) volerci, occorrere, Gram prendere, reggereit took me two hours to do it; I took two hours to do it — mi ci sono volute due ore per farlo
it takes a lot of time/courage — occorre or ci vuole molto tempo/coraggio
4) (accept, receive) accettare, (obtain, win: prize) vincere, ottenere, (1st place) conquistare, (Comm: money) incassareplease take a seat — prego, si sieda
it's £50, take it or leave it — sono 50 sterline, prendere o lasciare
can you take it from here? — (handing over task) puoi andare avanti tu?
5) (have room or capacity for: passengers) contenere, (support: subj: bridge) avere una portata di, (chair) tenere6) (conduct: meeting) condurre, (church service) officiare, (teach, study: course) fare, (exam, test) fare, sostenerethe professor is taking the French course himself — sarà il professore stesso a fare or tenere il corso di francese
I took the driving test — ho fatto or sostenuto l'esame di guida
7) (understand, assume) pensare, (consider: case, example) prendereI take it that... — suppongo che...
may I take it that...? — allora posso star certo che...?
take D.H. Lawrence, for example — prendete D.H. Lawrence, per esempio
8) (put up with, tolerate: climate, alcohol) sopportareI won't take no for an answer — non accetterò una risposta negativa or un rifiuto
9) (negotiate: bend) prendere, (fence) saltare10)to be taken with sb/sth — essere tutto (-a) preso (-a) da qn/qc11)(as function verb: see other element)
to take a photograph — fare una fotografiato take a bath/shower — fare un bagno/una doccia
2. vi3. nCine ripresa•- take in- take off- take on- take out- take to- take up -
98 temperate tem·per·ate adj
['tɛmp(ə)rɪt](climate, zone) temperato (-a), (frm: language, response) moderato (-a) -
99 unfavorable un·fa·vor·able Am [ʌn'feɪv(ə)rəbl] adj
(circumstances, climate) sfavorevole, (report, impression) negativo (-a)English-Italian dictionary > unfavorable un·fa·vor·able Am [ʌn'feɪv(ə)rəbl] adj
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100 unfavourable un·fa·vour·able
(circumstances, climate) sfavorevole, (report, impression) negativo (-a)
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