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61 tradizione
f tradition* * *tradizione s.f.1 tradition: tradizione orale, scritta, oral, written tradition; tradizione religiosa, letteraria, religious, literary tradition; fondato sulla tradizione, based on tradition; per tradizione, by tradition (o traditionally); in quella famiglia è una tradizione che il primogenito faccia il medico, in that family it is a tradition for the eldest son to become a doctor; è diventata una tradizione per noi trovarci tutti i martedì sera, it has become a tradition for us to meet every Tuesday evening; mantenere una tradizione, to keep up a tradition; spezzare una tradizione, to break a tradition2 (dir.) ( trasferimento, consegna) transfer, delivery: tradizione di una proprietà, transfer of a property.* * *[tradit'tsjone]sostantivo femminile traditiontradizione orale, scritta — oral, written tradition
- i popolari — lore
secondo la tradizione, per tradizione — by tradition
* * *tradizione/tradit'tsjone/sostantivo f.tradition; tradizione orale, scritta oral, written tradition; - i popolari lore; è tradizione fare it's traditional to do; secondo la tradizione, per tradizione by tradition. -
62 tratto da
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63 TOTIP
m competition similar to football pools, based on horse racing* * ** * *[to'tip]sostantivo maschile = in Italy, system of public betting on horse races* * *TOTIP/to'tip/sostantivo m.= in Italy, system of public betting on horse races. -
64 conflittuale agg
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65 consociativo agg
[konsotʃa'tivo] consociativo (-a)(Pol : democrazia) based on pacts -
66 meringata sf
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67 meritocratico agg
[merito'kratiko] meritocratico -a, -ci, -chemeritocratic, based on merit -
68 posse sf inv
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69 sagra sf
['saɡra]festival, feastCultural note: sagra A sagra is a rural festival held in the open air with folk music, dancing and games. Many sagre are based around one or more culinary specialities, which can usually be sampled in the various booths. These festivals normally take place during the summer months. -
70 settoriale agg
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71 totip sm
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72 atlantismo
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73 automatizzato
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74 classistico
classistico agg. class (attr.), class-based, class-conscious. -
75 cortisonico
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76 dannunzianesimo
dannunzianesimo s.m.1 literary style and behaviour inspired by D'Annunzio2 (spreg.) cult of the aestheticized life based on egoism, superficiality and rhetoric. -
77 economicistico
economicistico agg. based on economism. -
78 mussolinismo
mussolinismo s.m. politics based on the cult of Mussolini. -
79 omertoso
omertoso agg. based on a conspiracy of silence. -
80 polisenso
polisenso agg. having several meanings◆ s.m.1 ( molteplicità di significati) polysemant, word with many meanings2 ( enigmistica) puzzle (based on homonyms).
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