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1 espresso
1. past part vedere esprimere2. adj express3. m posta express letterrailway expressper espresso express* * *espresso agg.1 expressed, worded: una clausola espressa il più vagamente possibile, a clause worded as vaguely as possible2 ( esplicito) express; explicit, clear; definite, precise: con l'espresso consenso delle autorità, with the express consent of the authorities; per ordine espresso, by express command◆ s.m.1 ( lettera) express letter, special delivery letter; (amer.) fast letter // per espresso, by express delivery (post); mandare un pacco per espresso, to send a parcel express2 ( treno) express (train)3 ( caffè) espresso* (coffee).* * *[es'prɛsso] 1.participio passato esprimere2.1) [pacco, lettera] express2) [ divieto] express, explicit3) [ treno] express4) [ piatto] made to order3.sostantivo maschile1) (caffè) espresso*2) (lettera) express letterinviare qcs. per espresso — to send sth. express, to express sth. AE
3) (treno) express* * *espresso/es'prεsso/II aggettivo1 [pacco, lettera] express2 [ divieto] express, explicit3 [ treno] express4 [ piatto] made to orderIII sostantivo m.1 (caffè) espresso*3 (treno) express. -
2 concepire
conceive( ideare) devise, conceive* * *concepire v.tr.1 ( generare) to conceive; to become* pregnant with (a child)2 ( pensare, immaginare) to conceive, to imagine; ( escogitare) to conceive, to contrive, to devise: concepire un piano di fuga, to devise a plan of escape3 ( nutrire) to entertain, to harbour: concepire speranze, timori, sospetti, to entertain hopes, fears, suspicions4 ( comprendere) to understand*: non riesco a concepire come possa essere successo, I can't understand how that could have happened5 ( formulare) to express, to word, to draw* up: l'articolo è concepito nei seguenti termini..., the article is worded as follows...* * *[kontʃe'pire]verbo transitivo1) (sviluppare) to conceive [idea, passione]; to conceive, to devise [ metodo]3) (procreare) to conceive [ bambino]4) (capire, immaginare) to conceive, to understand* [atteggiamento, reazione]5) (intendere) to see* [fenomeno, attività, concetto] ( come as)* * *concepire/kont∫e'pire/ [102]1 (sviluppare) to conceive [idea, passione]; to conceive, to devise [ metodo]3 (procreare) to conceive [ bambino]4 (capire, immaginare) to conceive, to understand* [atteggiamento, reazione]; non riesco a concepire che parta I cannot conceive that he would leave5 (intendere) to see* [fenomeno, attività, concetto] ( come as).
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worded — word|ed [ˈwə:dıd US ˈwə:r ] adj carefully/clearly/strongly etc worded using words that express an idea carefully or clearly ▪ a carefully worded question ▪ a strongly worded letter … Dictionary of contemporary English
Worded — Word Word, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Worded}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Wording}.] [1913 Webster] 1. To express in words; to phrase. [1913 Webster] The apology for the king is the same, but worded with greater deference to that great prince. Addison. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
worded — word|ed [ wɜrdəd ] adjective expressed in a particular way: a politely worded letter of rejection a strongly worded statement … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
worded — adjective carefully /clearly/strongly etc worded using words that express an idea carefully or clearly: a carefully worded question … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
worded — UK [ˈwɜː(r)dɪd] / US [ˈwɜrdəd] adjective expressed in a particular way a strongly worded statement a politely worded letter of rejection … English dictionary
worded — /ˈwɜdəd/ (say werduhd) adjective expressed by words selected in a specified way: a carefully worded report …
worded — wÉœrd /wÉœËd n. unit of language with meaning; speech, talk; short conversation; utterance; order, command; news, notice; commitment, promise; password, watchword v. phrase, draft; style, formulate; express in words; choose words … English contemporary dictionary
worded — wordˈed adjective Expressed in words • • • Main Entry: ↑word … Useful english dictionary
strongly worded — adj. Strongly worded is used with these nouns: ↑letter … Collocations dictionary
well-worded — /ˈwɛl wɜdəd/ (say wel werduhd) adjective expressed in proper terms. Also, (especially in predicative use), well worded /wɛl ˈwɜdəd/ (say wel werduhd) …
sharp-worded — adjective harsh (Freq. 1) sharp criticism a sharp worded exchange a tart remark • Syn: ↑sharp, ↑tart • Similar to: ↑unpleasant … Useful english dictionary