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41 ящур
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42 AI
1) (abbr. artificial intelligence intelligenza artificiale) IA f.2) (abbr. artificial insemination) inseminazione artificiale* * *AIsigla* * *1) (abbr. artificial intelligence intelligenza artificiale) IA f.2) (abbr. artificial insemination) inseminazione artificiale -
43 anthrax
['ænθræks]* * *anthrax /ˈænɵræks/n. [u](vet., med.) antrace; carbonchio: cutaneous [pulmonary] anthrax, antrace cutaneo [polmonare].* * *['ænθræks] -
44 aphtha
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45 avian
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46 azoturia
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47 babesiosis
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48 blackleg
['blækleg]nome BE colloq. spreg. crumiro m. (-a)* * *blackleg /ˈblæklɛg/n.1 (GB) crumiro2 [u] (vet.) carbonchio; antrace maligno.(to) blackleg /ˈblæklɛg/v. t.(GB) fare il crumiro.* * *['blækleg]nome BE colloq. spreg. crumiro m. (-a) -
49 ♦ broken
♦ broken /ˈbrəʊkən/A p. p.di to breakB a.1 rotto; spezzato; infranto; in pezzi: a broken chair, una sedia rotta; a broken leg, una gamba rotta; broken bones, ossa spezzate; DIALOGO → - Accident and Emergency- Is his ankle broken?, la caviglia è rotta?; si è rotto la caviglia?; broken glass, vetri infranti; frammenti di vetro2 non funzionante; rotto; guasto: a broken clock, un orologio rotto; a broken radio, una radio guasta3 infranto; violato; non mantenuto: broken pact, patto infranto; broken promise, promessa non mantenuta4 ( di relazione) rotto; finito; fallito: a broken engagement, un fidanzamento rotto; a broken marriage, un matrimonio finito5 interrotto; discontinuo; a tratti: broken line, linea tratteggiata; (autom.) riga discontinua; broken clouds, nuvolosità (sing.) irregolare; a broken journey, un viaggio interrotto più volte; broken sleep, sonno disturbato (o agitato)7 abbattuto; distrutto; spezzato: a broken man, un uomo distrutto; broken spirit, spirito spezzato; a broken heart, un cuore spezzato (o infranto); broken-hearted, dal cuore spezzato● broken-backed, con la schiena rotta □ (mus.) broken chord, accordo arpeggiato □ broken-down, (di edificio, ecc.) malridotto, malandato, fatiscente; (di macchina, ecc.) guasto, inservibile; ( di cavallo) sfiancato □ (fam.) broken English, inglese stentato, maccheronico □ broken health, salute malferma □ broken home, famiglia con genitori separati o divorziati: He comes from a broken home, è figlio di genitori divorziati □ (mat.) broken numbers, numeri fratti; frazioni □ broken reed, persona debole e inaffidabile □ (ind. costr.) broken stone, pietrisco □ (naut.) broken water, mare increspato; maretta □ (vet.) broken wind, bolsaggine □ ( di cavallo) broken-winded, bolsobrokenlyavv.1 a scatti; in modo irregolare; spasmodicamente; con interruzionibrokenessn. [u]1 irregolarità; configurazione accidentata2 spasmodicità; discontinuità. -
50 brucellosis
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51 canker
canker /ˈkæŋkə(r)/n.1 [u] (med.) stomatite aftosa; noma(to) canker /ˈkæŋkə(r)/A v. t.1 infettare; ulcerare2 (fig.) corrompereB v. i.1 infettarsi; ulcerarsi2 (fig.) corrompersi. -
52 cannon
I ['kænən]2) BE (in billiards) carambola f.II ['kænən]to cannon into sb., sth. — urtare violentemente contro qcn., qcs
* * *['kænən] 1. plurals - cannons, cannon; noun(a type of large gun used formerly, mounted on a carriage.) cannone2. verb((with into) to hit or collide with: He came rushing round the corner and cannoned into me.) scontrarsi* * *cannon /ˈkænən/1 (mil., stor.) cannone; (collett.) cannoni, artiglieria● (vet.) cannon bone, cannone; stinco □ cannon fodder, carne da cannone □ cannon-shot, palla di cannone; cannonata.(to) cannon /ˈkænən/A v. i.B v. t.( biliardo, GB) far fare carambola a.* * *I ['kænən]2) BE (in billiards) carambola f.II ['kænən]to cannon into sb., sth. — urtare violentemente contro qcn., qcs
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53 castor
['kɑːstə(r)] [AE 'kæs-]* * *(a small wheel on the legs of furniture to make it easier to move.) rotella* * *castor (1) /ˈkæstə(r)/n.2 ► caster, def. 3.castor (2) /ˈkɑ:stə(r)/n.castor (3) /ˈkɑ:stə(r)/n.(vet.) castagna ( placca cornea del cavallo).* * *['kɑːstə(r)] [AE 'kæs-] -
54 cattle
['kætl] 1. 2.modificatore [breeder, raising] di bestiame* * *['kætl](grass-eating animals, especially cows, bulls and oxen: That farmer does not keep sheep but he keeps several breeds of cattle.) bestiame* * *cattle /ˈkætl/n. (col verbo al pl.)● cattle breeder, allevatore di bestiame □ cattle breeding, allevamento del bestiame □ (GB) cattle cake, mangime in blocchi ( per bestiame) □ (teatr., cinem.) (fam. USA) cattle call, audizione generale per parti minori e comparse □ (fig., scherz., di viaggio in condizioni disagevoli) cattle class, classe bestiame □ (Austral., NZ) cattle dog, cane addestrato per lavorare col bestiame; cane da mandria □ (Austral.) cattle-duffing, furto di bestiame □ cattle fair, fiera del bestiame □ cattle-feeder, macchina per alimentare il bestiame a dosi costanti □ cattle grid (GB), cattle guard ( USA), griglia di sbarre metalliche su un fossato ( per impedire il passaggio del bestiame) □ cattle market, mercato del bestiame; (fam. GB) le ragazze da marito □ (vet.) cattle plague, peste bovina □ cattle prod, sperone □ cattle shed, stalla (per bovini) □ (ferr.) cattle truck (o wagon), carro bestiame.* * *['kætl] 1. 2.modificatore [breeder, raising] di bestiame -
55 chestnut
['tʃesnʌt] 1.1) (nut) castagna f.2) (anche chestnut tree) (sweet) castagno m.; (horse) castagno m. d'India, ippocastano m.3) (wood) castagno m.4) (horse) sauro m.5) fig. (joke)2.modificatore [cream, stuffing] di castagne3.* * *1.1) (a reddish-brown nut (one type being edible).) castagna2) (a reddish-brown horse.) cavallo sauro3) (a boring old joke or story.) vecchia barzelletta2. adjective(of the colour of ripe chestnuts: chestnut hair.) castano* * *chestnut /ˈtʃɛsnʌt/A n.3 [u] (legno di) castagno6 (vet.) castagna; castagnettaB a.● chestnut brown, (color) castano □ (fig.) an old chestnut, aneddoto, battuta, argomento, canzone, ecc., arcinota; cosa risaputa; cosa trita e ritrita □ (fig.) to pull sb. 's chestnuts out of the fire, cavar le castagne dal fuoco a q.* * *['tʃesnʌt] 1.1) (nut) castagna f.2) (anche chestnut tree) (sweet) castagno m.; (horse) castagno m. d'India, ippocastano m.3) (wood) castagno m.4) (horse) sauro m.5) fig. (joke)2.modificatore [cream, stuffing] di castagne3. -
56 coryza
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57 cowpox
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58 curb
I [kɜːb]1) (control) freno m. (on a)2) AE (sidewalk) bordo m. del marciapiede, cordone m., cordolo m.II [kɜːb]2) AEcurb your dog! — = invito rivolto ai possessori di cani a portare i loro animali a fare i propri bisogni in apposite aree
* * *[kə:b] 1. noun1) (something which restrains or controls: We'll have to put a curb on his enthusiasm.) freno2) ((American) a kerb.) cordolo2. verb(to hold back, restrain or control: You must curb your spending.) contenere* * *I [kɜːb]1. n2. vt(fig : temper, impatience etc) frenare, tenere a freno, (expenditure) limitareII [kɜːb] n AmSee:* * *curb /kɜ:b/n.2 (fig.) freno; impedimento; ostacolo: We must put a curb on inflation, dobbiamo porre freno all'inflazione5 (vet.) corba● (equit.) curb bit, morso Weymouth ( delle redini) □ (fin., USA) curb exchange (o curb market), terzo mercato; mercatino; dopoborsa; (stor.) nomi dati ( dal 1911 al 1953) all'attuale «American Stock Exchange» di New York □ (equit.) curb rein, redine del filetto □ (edil.) curb roof, tetto a mansarda □ (fig.) to keep a curb on one's passions, tenere a freno le proprie passioni.(to) curb /kɜ:b/v. t.2 tenere a freno ( un cavallo, ecc.); dominare, vincere ( le passioni, ecc.); contenere: to curb one's tongue, tenere a freno la lingua; (econ.) to curb inflationary pressures, contenere le spinte inflazionistiche* * *I [kɜːb]1) (control) freno m. (on a)2) AE (sidewalk) bordo m. del marciapiede, cordone m., cordolo m.II [kɜːb]2) AEcurb your dog! — = invito rivolto ai possessori di cani a portare i loro animali a fare i propri bisogni in apposite aree
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59 (to) detick
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60 distemper
I [dɪ'stempə(r)] II [dɪ'stempə(r)]nome (paint, technique) tempera f.III [dɪ'stempə(r)]verbo transitivo dipingere a tempera* * *[di'stempə]1) (a kind of paint used on walls.) tempera2) (an infectious disease especially in dogs.) cimurro* * *distemper (1) /dɪsˈtɛmpə(r)/n. [u]distemper (2) /dɪsˈtɛmpə(r)/n.2 (pitt.) ritratto a tempera● to paint in distemper, dipingere a tempera.(to) distemper /dɪsˈtɛmpə(r)/v. t.2 (pitt.) dipingere a tempera3 (edil.) tinteggiare a tempera.* * *I [dɪ'stempə(r)] II [dɪ'stempə(r)]nome (paint, technique) tempera f.III [dɪ'stempə(r)]verbo transitivo dipingere a tempera
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