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2 hippopotamus
[ˌhɪpə'pɒtəməs]* * *[hipə'potəməs](a large African animal with very thick skin living in or near rivers.) ippopotamo* * *hippopotamus /hɪpəˈpɒtəməs/n. (pl. hippopotamuses, hippopotami)(zool., Hippopotamus amphibius) ippopotamo.* * *[ˌhɪpə'pɒtəməs] -
3 lobster
['lɒbstə(r)] 1.nome gastr. zool. aragosta f.; astice m.2.modificatore [salad, soup] di aragosta* * *['lobstə](a type of shellfish with large claws.) aragosta* * *lobster /ˈlɒbstə(r)/3 (spreg., stor.) soldato inglese● ( cucina) lobster bisque, zuppa d'aragosta □ lobster-eyed, che ha occhi sporgenti □ lobster pot, nassa per aragoste □ as red as a lobster, rosso come un gambero □ (fam. USA, spec. giorn.) lobster shift, turno di notte.* * *['lɒbstə(r)] 1.nome gastr. zool. aragosta f.; astice m.2.modificatore [salad, soup] di aragosta
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