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81 ripple rip·ple
['rɪpl]1. n(of water) ondulazione f, (small wave) increspatura, (noise: of voices) mormorio, (of laughter) fremito2. vt3. vi -
82 rumple rum·ple vt
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83 sample *** sam·ple
['sɒːmpl]1. n(gen) campione m fig saggio2. vt(food, wine) assaggiare, degustare, (fig: experience) provare, (Market Research: people) usare come campione3. adj(bottle) campione invsample line/verse — esempio
sample selection — campioni mpl
sample survey — indagine f su campione
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84 scruple scru·ple n
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85 simple **** sim·ple adj
['sɪmpl]to make it simple for you... — per semplificarti le cose...
in simple terms; in simple English — in parole povere
for the simple reason that... — per il semplice motivo che...
simple equation Math — equazione f di primo grado
he's a bit simple fam — (euph: mentally impaired) è poco sveglio
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86 simpleton sim·ple·ton n
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87 staple sta·ple
I ['steɪpl]1. n(for papers) punto metallico2. vt(also: staple together) cucire con punti metalliciII ['steɪpl]1. adj(diet, food, products) base inv, (crop, industry) principale2. n(chief product) prodotto principale, (of diet) alimento principale -
88 steeple stee·ple n
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89 supple sup·ple adj
['sʌpl] -
90 suppleness sup·ple·ness n
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91 temple *** tem·ple n
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92 tipple tip·ple
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93 topple top·ple
['tɒpl]1. vt(fig: overthrow) far cadere, rovesciarestrong winds toppled trees and electricity lines — forti venti hanno fatto cadere gli alberi e le linee elettriche
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94 trample tram·ple vt
['træmpl]to trample (underfoot) — (crush) calpestare
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95 triple tri·ple
['trɪpl]1. adj2. advtriple the distance/the speed — tre volte più lontano/più veloce
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96 uncouple un·cou·ple vt
[ʌn'kʌpl] -
97 wimple wim·ple n
['wɪmpl] -
98 multi(ple)-valued logic
English-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > multi(ple)-valued logic
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99 multi(ple)-valued logic
English-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > multi(ple)-valued logic
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100 two-ple
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ple — plè išt. Dárbo nedi̇̀rba, tik plè plè plè per diẽną plẽpa … Bendrinės lietuvių kalbos žodyno antraštynas
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ple|be´ian|ness — ple|be|ian «plih BEE uhn», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. belonging to or having to do with the common people: »the craftsmen and other plebeian inhabitants of the town (Hawthorne). 2. belonging to or having to do with the lower class of citizens in… … Useful english dictionary
ple|be´ian|ly — ple|be|ian «plih BEE uhn», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. belonging to or having to do with the common people: »the craftsmen and other plebeian inhabitants of the town (Hawthorne). 2. belonging to or having to do with the lower class of citizens in… … Useful english dictionary
ple|be|ian — «plih BEE uhn», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. belonging to or having to do with the common people: »the craftsmen and other plebeian inhabitants of the town (Hawthorne). 2. belonging to or having to do with the lower class of citizens in ancient Rome … Useful english dictionary