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1 versatile
versatile agg. versatile: intelligenza versatile, versatile mind; un attore versatile, a versatile actor.* * *[ver'satile]aggettivo versatile* * *versatile/ver'satile/versatile. -
2 versatile
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3 versatile agg
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4 eclettico
eclettico agg.1 (fil.) eclectic3 (spreg.) superficial, shallow◆ s.m.1 (fil.) eclectic2 (estens.) eclectic person, versatile person.* * *1.m.pl. -ci, f.pl. - che [e'klɛttiko, tʃi, ke] aggettivo (poliedrico) [ ingegno] versatile; (eterogeneo) [ opera] eclectic2.* * *ecletticom.pl. -ci, f.pl. - che /e'klεttiko, t∫i, ke/(f. -a) eclectic. -
5 poliedrico
poliedrico agg.* * *pl. -ci, - che [poli'ɛdriko, tʃi, ke] aggettivo (eclettico) [ingegno, persona] versatile, eclectic; [ personalità] many-sided* * *poliedricopl. -ci, - che /poli'εdriko, t∫i, ke/(eclettico) [ingegno, persona] versatile, eclectic; [ personalità] many-sided. -
6 duttile
"ductile;Duktil;dúctil"* * *ductilefig malleable* * *duttile agg.1 ductile, malleable: metalli duttili, ductile metals2 (fig.) flexible, adaptable, pliant; pliable: carattere duttile, flexible character; mente duttile, ( versatile) flexible mind.* * *['duttile]1) tecn. [ metallo] ductile, tensile* * *duttile/'duttile/1 tecn. [ metallo] ductile, tensile -
7 completo
1. adj complete( pieno) fulltheatre sold out2. m set( vestito) suital completo ( pieno) full (up)theatre sold out* * *completo agg.1 complete, full, whole, entire: la serie non era completa, the series wasn't complete; ci diede un resoconto completo del viaggio, he gave us a full account of his journey; un microscopio completo di accessori, a microscope complete with accessories; un pasto completo, a full meal; un atleta completo, an all-round athlete; il latte è un alimento completo, milk is a good all-round food // (mat.) reticolo, spazio completo, complete lattice, space2 ( totale) complete, entire, utter, absolute, total: ho una fiducia completa in lui, I have complete faith in him; ero nel buio completo, I was in total darkness; la casa era in completa rovina, the house was in complete ruin3 ( esaurito) full (up): l'albergo era completo, the hotel was full // (mar.) carico completo, full cargo◆ s.m.1 al completo, full (up): spiacenti, siamo al completo, sorry, we are all full (up); il teatro era al completo, the theatre was full; c'era la classe al completo, the whole class was there2 (abbigl.) ( insieme di indumenti) outfit; ( insieme di accessori) set, gear: completo da uomo, suit; completo da donna, costume (o suit); completo da sci, ski suit (o outfit); completo da tennis, tennis outfit; completo da barba, shaving gear3 ( ippica) three-day event.* * *[kom'plɛto] completo (-a)1. agg(gen) complete, (resoconto, elenco) full, complete, (fiasco, fallimento) complete, utter2. sm(abito) suit, (di lenzuola) setcompleto di lenzuola singole/matrimoniali — set of sheets for a single/double bed
essere al completo — (albergo) to be full, (teatro) to be sold out
* * *[kom'plɛto] 1.2) (pieno) [albergo, volo] full"completo" — "no vacancies"
buio completo — complete o pitch o utter darkness
4) (versatile) [attore, atleta, servizio] all-round5) completo di complete with [batterie, accessori]2.sostantivo maschile1) abbigl. suit; (tenuta) outfit2) (accessori)completo da scrivania — desk set o accessories
3) al completo [ albergo] full; [cinema, teatro] sold outessere al completo — to be booked up o fully booked
* * *completo/kom'plεto/1 (intero) [opere, collezione] complete; [ lista] comprehensive; [nome, indirizzo] full; questo non dà un quadro completo della situazione this doesn't give the whole picture2 (pieno) [albergo, volo] full; "completo" "no vacancies"3 (totale) [ fiducia] complete, absolute; [ disastro] utter; buio completo complete o pitch o utter darkness4 (versatile) [attore, atleta, servizio] all-round5 completo di complete with [batterie, accessori]1 abbigl. suit; (tenuta) outfit3 al completo [ albergo] full; [cinema, teatro] sold out; essere al completo to be booked up o fully booked. -
8 pieghevole
"pliable;Biegsam;dobrável"* * *sedia folding* * *pieghevole agg.1 ( flessibile) pliable, pliant, supple, flexible: un ramoscello pieghevole, a supple (o pliable) twing2 ( atto a essere piegato) folding: ombrello, porta, sedia pieghevole, folding umbrella, door, chair; seggiolino pieghevole, folding seat3 (non com.) ( arrendevole) pliable, pliant, yielding, submissive: indole pieghevole, submissive nature◆ s.m. ( depliant) leaflet, brochure.* * *[pje'gevole] 1.1) (ripiegabile) [sedia, bici, letto] folding2) (che si può piegare) pliable, pliant2.sostantivo maschile foldout* * *pieghevole/pje'gevole/1 (ripiegabile) [sedia, bici, letto] folding2 (che si può piegare) pliable, pliantfoldout. -
9 mobile
"movable;Verschiebbar;móvel"* * *1. adj mobileripiano, pannello removeable2. m piece of furnituremobili pl furniture* * *mobile agg.1 (che si muove) mobile, moving: la mascella inferiore è mobile, the lower jaw is mobile; truppe mobili, mobile troops // sabbie mobili, quicksand (o shifting sands) // scala mobile, escalator (o moving staircase); (econ.) sliding scale // la squadra mobile, (di polizia) the flying squad // (med.): rene mobile, floating kidney; costole mobili, floating ribs2 (che può essere mosso) movable: (dir.) beni mobili, personal property (o movables o goods and chattels); (trib.) ricchezza mobile, personal property; (tip.) caratteri mobili, movable types; (eccl.) feste mobili, movable feasts: la Pasqua è una festa mobile, Easter is a movable feast; (mecc.) piattaforma mobile, travelling platform3 (bot., zool.) motile, versatile4 (mutevole, incostante) changeable, inconstant, fickle, unstable: la fortuna è mobile, fortune is fickle5 (pronto, vivace) lively: ha un ingegno molto mobile, he has a very lively mind◆ s.m.1 piece of furniture; pl. furniture [U]: un mobile di noce, a piece of furniture in walnut; mobili di antiquariato, antique furniture; mobili per ufficio, office furniture; questi mobili sono vecchi, this furniture is old; mobili intarsiati, inlaid furniture; bisognerà rinnovare qualche mobile, we shall have to replace some pieces of furniture; era una casa arredata con mobili del Settecento tutti in ottime condizioni, it was a house furnished with fine eighteenth-century pieces all well-preserved; venderà la casa con mobili e infissi, he is going to sell his house, furniture and fittings included // è un bel mobile, non c'è dubbio, (scherz.) he is a fine rogue, there is no mistake2 (st. astr.) il Primo Mobile, Primum Mobile.* * *['mɔbile]1. aggbeni mobili Fin — movable property
2) (occhi) darting2. sm1) (per arredamento) piece of furniture2) Finmobili smpl — movable property, movables
3. sf* * *['mɔbile] 1.1) (che si muove) moving, mobile2) (non fisso) movablebeni -i — movable goods, movables
telefonia mobile — mobile communications o telephony
4) (incostante) fickle, inconstant2.la donna è mobile — = woman is fickle
sostantivo maschile piece of furniturei -i — furniture, furnishing
mobile-bar — cocktail cabinet, drinks cupboard
* * *mobile/'mɔbile/1 (che si muove) moving, mobile2 (non fisso) movable; beni -i movable goods, movables; telefonia mobile mobile communications o telephony4 (incostante) fickle, inconstant; la donna è mobile = woman is ficklepiece of furniture; i -i furniture, furnishing; un mobile d'epoca a piece of period furniture; - i da cucina kitchen fittingsmobile-bar cocktail cabinet, drinks cupboard. -
10 multiforme agg
[multi'forme](interessi) varied, (ingegno) versatile -
11 multiforme
agg [multi'forme](interessi) varied, (ingegno) versatile -
12 eggs
are very versatile. They can be turned into cute critter centerpieces for parties. More info on eggs and how to boil the perfect egg. -
13 pâté feuilletae
A dough comprised of many alternating layers of butter and pastry. This is an extremely versatile dough though preparation of it is labor intensive and very difficult.
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