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1 adhere
[əd'hɪə(r)]verbo intransitivo aderire (to a)to adhere to — fig. aderire a, essere fedele a [belief, policy]; attenersi a [rule, standards]
* * *[əd'hiə]1) ((often with to) to stick (to): This tape doesn't adhere (to the floor) very well.) aderire2) ((with to) to remain loyal (to): I'm adhering to my principles.) essere fedele a•- adherent* * *[əd'hɪə(r)]verbo intransitivo aderire (to a)to adhere to — fig. aderire a, essere fedele a [belief, policy]; attenersi a [rule, standards]
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2 adhere
To glue, to bond, to stick, to adhere, to paste vIncollare, attaccare, aderire -
3 adhere ad·here vi
[əd'hɪə(r)]to adhere to — (surface, party, policy) aderire a, (belief) rimanere fedele a, (promise) mantenere, (rule, decision) attenersi a, seguire
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4 (to) adhere
(to) adhere /ədˈhɪə(r)/v. i.3 attenersi ( a una convinzione, ecc.); seguire; essere fedele (a); rispettare: to adhere to a practice, attenersi a una consuetudineadherencen. [u]1 (tecn.) aderenza2 osservanza ( di una regola, una credenza, ecc.); l'attenersi ( a un piano, ecc.); obbedienza; fedeltà; rispetto3 adesioneadherentA a.B n.aderente; seguace; fedele. -
5 (to) adhere
(to) adhere /ədˈhɪə(r)/v. i.3 attenersi ( a una convinzione, ecc.); seguire; essere fedele (a); rispettare: to adhere to a practice, attenersi a una consuetudineadherencen. [u]1 (tecn.) aderenza2 osservanza ( di una regola, una credenza, ecc.); l'attenersi ( a un piano, ecc.); obbedienza; fedeltà; rispetto3 adesioneadherentA a.B n.aderente; seguace; fedele. -
6 sticky
['stɪkɪ]1) (tending to adhere) [hand, floor] appiccicoso; [ substance] appiccicoso, appiccicaticcio; [ label] adesivo2) (hot and humid) [weather, day] afoso, caldo e umido3) (sweaty) [hand, palm] sudato, appiccicaticcio4) (difficult) [situation, problem] sgradevole, difficile••* * *1) (able, or likely, to stick or adhere to other surfaces: He mended the torn book with sticky tape; sticky sweets.) autoadesivo; gommoso2) ((of a situation or person) difficult; awkward.) difficile* * *sticky /ˈstɪkɪ/A a.1 appiccicaticcio; attaccaticcio; appiccicoso; gommoso; colloso; viscoso: sticky mud, fango attaccaticcio; The road was sticky, la strada era appiccicosa; sticky toffees, caramelle gommose; Soft sweets are sticky, le caramelle tenere sono appiccicose; to have sticky fingers, avere le dita appiccicose; (fig.) avere le mani lunghe, essere un ladro2 gommato; adesivo; autoadesivo; che s'incolla: a sticky label, un'etichetta gommata; sticky tape, nastro autoadesivo4 (econ.) rigido; vischioso: Domestic demand is rather sticky, la domanda interna è piuttosto rigida; sticky prices, prezzi vischiosi6 (fam.) poco accomodante; poco disponibile; riluttante; restio; che fa tante storie (fam.): The bank was very sticky about our loan, la banca fece un sacco di storie per concederci il mutuo7 (fam. ingl.) sgradevole; spiacevole; difficile; brutto: The boss put me in a sticky position, il capo mi ha messo in una situazione difficileB n.(fam.) foglietto adesivo; giallino (fam.)● a sticky customer, un cliente difficile (o di difficile contentatura); (fig.) un bastian contrario □ (fam.) sticky end, brutta fine: He'll come to a sticky end if he goes on like this, se va avanti così, farà una brutta fine □ (fam.) sticky-fingered, che ha le mani lunghe (fig.); ladro □ a sticky wicket, ( cricket) un wicket appiccicoso; (fig.) un brutto affare; una situazione difficile: to be on a sticky wicket, trovarsi a mal partito.* * *['stɪkɪ]1) (tending to adhere) [hand, floor] appiccicoso; [ substance] appiccicoso, appiccicaticcio; [ label] adesivo2) (hot and humid) [weather, day] afoso, caldo e umido3) (sweaty) [hand, palm] sudato, appiccicaticcio4) (difficult) [situation, problem] sgradevole, difficile•• -
7 cling
[klɪŋ]1)to cling (on) to — aggrapparsi a [person, rail]
to cling to — fig. aggrapparsi a [parent, hope]
2) (adhere) [leaf, moss] attaccarsi•- cling on* * *[kliŋ]past tense, past participle - clung; verb((usually with to) to stick (to); to grip tightly: The mud clung to her shoes; She clung to her husband as he said goodbye; He clings to an impossible hope; The boat clung to (= stayed close to) the coastline.) aggrapparsi, aderire* * *[klɪŋ]1)to cling (on) to — aggrapparsi a [person, rail]
to cling to — fig. aggrapparsi a [parent, hope]
2) (adhere) [leaf, moss] attaccarsi•- cling on -
8 grip
I [grɪp]1) (hold) presa f., stretta f.to tighten, relax one's grip on — stringere, allentare la presa su
2) (control)to come to grips with sth. — venire alle prese con qcs.
to get to grips with sth. — venire alle prese con o affrontare qcs.
3) (ability to hold) (of tyres) presa f., tenuta f. (di strada); (of shoes) aderenza f. al terreno4) (clutches)5) (bag) valigetta f., borsa f. da viaggio6) cinem. macchinista m. e f.II [grɪp]2) (adhere to) [ tyres] tenere [ road]; [ shoes] aderire a [ ground]3) (captivate) avvincere, colpire* * *[ɡrip] 1. past tense, past participle - gripped; verb(to take a firm hold of: He gripped his stick; The speaker gripped (the attention of) his audience.) impugnare; avvincere2. noun1) (a firm hold: He had a firm grip on his stick; He has a very strong grip; in the grip of the storm.) presa2) (a bag used by travellers: He carried his sports equipment in a large grip.) borsa da viaggio, valigetta3) (understanding: He has a good grip of the subject.) comprensione, padronanza•- gripping- come to grips with
- lose one's grip* * *I [grɪp]1) (hold) presa f., stretta f.to tighten, relax one's grip on — stringere, allentare la presa su
2) (control)to come to grips with sth. — venire alle prese con qcs.
to get to grips with sth. — venire alle prese con o affrontare qcs.
3) (ability to hold) (of tyres) presa f., tenuta f. (di strada); (of shoes) aderenza f. al terreno4) (clutches)5) (bag) valigetta f., borsa f. da viaggio6) cinem. macchinista m. e f.II [grɪp]2) (adhere to) [ tyres] tenere [ road]; [ shoes] aderire a [ ground]3) (captivate) avvincere, colpire -
9 observe
[əb'zɜːv]1) (see, notice) osservare, notare2) (watch) [ police] osservare, sorvegliare; [ doctor] tenere sotto osservazione; [scientist, researcher] osservare3) (remark) (fare) osservare, (fare) notare4) (adhere to) osservare, rispettare [law, custom, Sabbath]* * *[əb'zə:v]1) (to notice: I observed her late arrival.) notare2) (to watch carefully: She observed his actions with interest.) osservare3) (to obey: We must observe the rules.) osservare, rispettare4) (to make a remark: `It's a lovely day', he observed.) osservare•- observant
- observation
- observatory
- observer* * *[əb'zɜːv]1) (see, notice) osservare, notare2) (watch) [ police] osservare, sorvegliare; [ doctor] tenere sotto osservazione; [scientist, researcher] osservare3) (remark) (fare) osservare, (fare) notare4) (adhere to) osservare, rispettare [law, custom, Sabbath] -
10 adherence
[əd'hɪərəns]nome (to belief) fedeltà f.; (to policy, plan) adesione f.* * *noun attaccamento, fedeltà* * *adherence► to adhere* * *[əd'hɪərəns]nome (to belief) fedeltà f.; (to policy, plan) adesione f. -
11 adherent
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12 adhesive
[əd'hiːsɪv] 1.aggettivo adesivo2.adhesive tape — nastro adesivo, Scotch®
nome adesivo m.* * *[-siv]adjective (able to adhere; sticky: adhesive tape.) adesivo* * *adhesive /ədˈhi:sɪv/A a.B n.adhesively avv. adhesiveness n. [u].* * *[əd'hiːsɪv] 1.aggettivo adesivo2.adhesive tape — nastro adesivo, Scotch®
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13 glue
To glue, to bond, to stick, to adhere, to paste vIncollare, attaccare, aderire -
14 bond
To glue, to bond, to stick, to adhere, to paste vIncollare, attaccare, aderire -
15 stick
To glue, to bond, to stick, to adhere, to paste vIncollare, attaccare, aderire -
16 paste
To glue, to bond, to stick, to adhere, to paste vIncollare, attaccare, aderire
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