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1 radice
f rootradice quadrata square rootmettere radici put down roots* * *radice s.f.1 (bot.) root: la radice di una pianta, the root of a plant; radice puntuta, snag: radice aerea, aerial root; radice a fittone, tap root; radice fascicolata, fasciculate (o fasciate) root; senza radici, rootless; mettere radici, to root // mettere le radici in un luogo, (fig.) to put down roots in a place3 (fig.) ( causa) root: la radice di tutti i mali, the root of all evil; andare alla radice delle cose, to get to the root of things5 (anat.) root, radix*: la radice del dente, della lingua, dell'unghia, the root of the tooth, of the tongue, of the nail; radici nervose, spinal roots8 (mat.) root, solution; zero (of an equation): la radice di un numero, the root of a number; radice quadrata, cubica, square, cube root; segno di radice, radical sign; estrazione di radice, extraction of root* * *[ra'ditʃe]sostantivo femminile root (anche fig.)mettere -i — to take root, to root; fig. to put down roots
essere alla radice di qcs. — to be at the root of sth.
non ha -i — fig. he has no roots
radice commestibile — root vegetable, root crop
••* * *radice/ra'dit∫e/sostantivo f.root (anche fig.); mettere -i to take root, to root; fig. to put down roots; essere alla radice di qcs. to be at the root of sth.; estirpare il male alla radice to strike at the root of the problem; non ha -i fig. he has no roots; una credenza che ha -i profonde a deep-rooted belief\vedere l'erba dalla parte delle -i to be pushing up (the) daisies\radice commestibile root vegetable, root crop; radice cubica cube root; radice del naso bridge (of the nose); radice quadrata square root.
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