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1 (to) disperse
(to) disperse /dɪˈspɜ:s/v. t. e i.1 disperdere, disperdersi; dissipare ( nebbia, fumo, ecc.), dissiparsi: The police dispersed the crowd, la polizia ha disperso la folla; The crowd slowly dispersed, la folla si è lentamente dispersa; The sun dispersed the morning mist, il sole ha dissipato la foschia mattutina; The clouds dispersed in the course of the morning, le nubi si sono dissipate nel corso della mattinata2 spargere, spargersi; sparpagliare, sparpagliarsi: The sentries were dispersed along the road, le sentinelle erano sparpagliate lungo la strada; The villas are dispersed among the trees, le ville sono sparse tra gli alberi -
2 (to) disperse
(to) disperse /dɪˈspɜ:s/v. t. e i.1 disperdere, disperdersi; dissipare ( nebbia, fumo, ecc.), dissiparsi: The police dispersed the crowd, la polizia ha disperso la folla; The crowd slowly dispersed, la folla si è lentamente dispersa; The sun dispersed the morning mist, il sole ha dissipato la foschia mattutina; The clouds dispersed in the course of the morning, le nubi si sono dissipate nel corso della mattinata2 spargere, spargersi; sparpagliare, sparpagliarsi: The sentries were dispersed along the road, le sentinelle erano sparpagliate lungo la strada; The villas are dispersed among the trees, le ville sono sparse tra gli alberi
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