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21 graphic graph·ic adj
['ɡræfɪk](gen) grafico (-a), (vivid: description etc) di grande efficacia, vivido (-a) -
22 graphics graph·ics n
['ɡræfɪks](sg: art, process) grafica, (pl: drawings) illustrazioni fpl -
23 graphite graph·ite n
['ɡræfaɪt]grafite f -
24 graphologist graph·olo·gist n
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25 graphology graph·ol·ogy n
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26 homographic homo·graph·ic adj
[ˌhɒmə'ɡræfɪk] -
27 lithograph litho·graph n
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28 micrograph micro·graph n
['maɪkrəʊˌɡræf] -
29 monograph mono·graph n
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30 oceanographic oceano·graph·ic adj
[ˌəʊʃənə'ɡræfɪk]English-Italian dictionary > oceanographic oceano·graph·ic adj
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31 orographic oro·graph·ic adj
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32 pantograph pan·to·graph n
['pæntəˌɡrɒːf]Rail Tech pantografo -
33 paragraph para·graph n
['pærəɡrɒːf](gen) paragrafo, (in newspaper) trafiletto -
34 phonograph pho·no·graph
['fəʊnəˌɡrɒːf]n oldfonografo, Am giradischi m inv -
35 photograph **** photo·graph
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36 photographic photo·graph·ic adj
[ˌfəʊtə'ɡræfɪk]English-Italian dictionary > photographic photo·graph·ic adj
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37 polygraph poly·graph n
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38 pornographic por·no·graph·ic adj
[ˌpɔːnə'ɡræfɪk]English-Italian dictionary > pornographic por·no·graph·ic adj
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39 pseudobiographic pseudo·bio·graph·ic
English-Italian dictionary > pseudobiographic pseudo·bio·graph·ic
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40 pseudobiographical pseudo·bio·graph·ical [ˌsjuːdəʊˌbaɪəʊ'ɡræfɪk((ə)l)] adj
English-Italian dictionary > pseudobiographical pseudo·bio·graph·ical [ˌsjuːdəʊˌbaɪəʊ'ɡræfɪk((ə)l)] adj
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