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1 dietary
['daɪətrɪ] [AE -terɪ]* * *dietary /ˈdaɪətrɪ/A a.dietetico, alimentare: dietary supplements, integratori dietetici; dietary habits [deficiencies], abitudini [carenze] alimentari; dietary fibre [fat], fibra [grasso] alimentareB n.(antiq.) regime dietetico.* * *['daɪətrɪ] [AE -terɪ] -
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3 dietary fibre
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4 dietary di·etary adj
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5 dietary supplement
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6 bulk
[bʌlk] 1.1) (large size) (of package, correspondence, writings) volume m., mole f.; (of building, vehicle) mole f., grandezza f.2) (large body) mole f.4) (majority)the bulk of — la maggior parte di [imports, workers, voters]; il grosso di [army, workforce]
5) (dietary fibre) fibra f.2.1) comm. [order, sale] all'ingrosso2) mar. [cargo, shipment] alla rinfusa* * *1. noun1) (the greater part: The bulk of his money was spent on food.) maggior parte di2) ((great) size or mass: the bulk of a parcel; His huge bulk appeared round the corner.) massa2. adjective(in bulk: bulk buying.) all'ingrosso- bulky- in bulk* * *bulk /bʌlk/n.1 grande massa; mole; quantità; volume2 [u] – the bulk of, la maggior parte di; il grosso di: The bulk of his property went to his son, il grosso della sua proprietà è andato al figlio3 [u] (naut.) spazio di stiva● (comm.) bulk buying, acquisti in blocco □ (naut.) bulk cargo, carico alla rinfusa □ (naut.) bulk carrier, nave rinfusiera □ (comput.) bulk encryption, crittografia di massa □ ( USA) bulk mail, posta a tariffa ridotta; stampe □ (comm.) bulk order, grosso ordinativo □ (comm.) bulk sale, vendita all'ingrosso □ (chim., stat.) bulk sampling, campionamento di massa □ (comm.) bulk selling, vendite in blocco □ (naut.) to break bulk, iniziare la discarica; cominciare a scaricare □ (naut.) to load in bulk, caricare alla rinfusa ( grano, carbone, ecc.) □ (comm.) to sell in bulk, vendere in blocco.(to) bulk /bʌlk/A v. i.1 fare massa; ammassarsi2 crescere di volume; gonfiarsiB v. t.1 ammassare; accumulare● (fig.) to bulk large, (di un problema ecc.) avere (o assumere) gran rilevanza □ to bulk up, accumulare ( una somma, ecc.); ammassare ( pesce, ecc.); (fam.) aumentare, crescere: We hope student numbers will bulk up this year, speriamo che il numero degli studenti aumenterà quest'anno □ to bulk up to, assommare a.* * *[bʌlk] 1.1) (large size) (of package, correspondence, writings) volume m., mole f.; (of building, vehicle) mole f., grandezza f.2) (large body) mole f.4) (majority)the bulk of — la maggior parte di [imports, workers, voters]; il grosso di [army, workforce]
5) (dietary fibre) fibra f.2.1) comm. [order, sale] all'ingrosso2) mar. [cargo, shipment] alla rinfusa -
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fiber ['faɪbə(r)] nome1) (of thread, wood) fibra f.2) tess. fibra f.3) (in diet) fibre f.pl.4) bot. fisiol. fibra f.5) fig. (strength) fibra f., tempra f.* * *1) (a fine thread or something like a thread: a nerve fibre.) fibra2) (a material made up of fibres: coconut fibre.) fibra3) (character: A girl of strong moral fibre.) fibra•- fibrous- fibreglass* * *fibre /ˈfaɪbə(r)/n.1 [cu] (biol., anat., chim., fis., tess.) fibra: cotton fibres, le fibre del cotone; natural [man-made] fibres, fibre naturali [artificiali]; carbon fibre, fibre di carbonio; optical fibres, fibre ottiche2 [u] (fig.) fibra; tempra: moral fibre, fibra (o tempra) morale; with every fibre of my being, con ogni fibra del mio essere3 (bot.) fibra; radice fibrosa4 [u] (alim.) fibra, fibre: dietary fibre, fibre alimentari; a diet rich in fibre, una dieta ricca di fibre● (edil.) fibre cement, fibrocemento ( senza amianto) □ (fis.) fibre optics, ottica a fibre □ (fis., comput.) fibre optic cable, cavo in fibra ottica □ fibre-tip (pen), pennarello □ (comput.) fibre-to-the-home, fibra fino a casa.* * *fiber ['faɪbə(r)] nome1) (of thread, wood) fibra f.2) tess. fibra f.3) (in diet) fibre f.pl.4) bot. fisiol. fibra f.5) fig. (strength) fibra f., tempra f.
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