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21 succoso
juicy* * *succoso agg.1 juicy: un'arancia succosa, a juicy orange* * *[suk'koso]1) [ frutto] juicy2) fig. pithy* * *succoso/suk'koso/1 [ frutto] juicy2 fig. pithy. -
22 conciso agg
[kon'tʃizo] conciso (-a)concise, succinct -
23 epigrafico agg
[epi'ɡrafiko] epigrafico -a, -ci, -cheepigraphic, (fig : stile) concise -
24 scabro agg
['skabro] scabro (-a)(superficie) rough, (fig : stile) concise, terse -
25 sintetico agg
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26 stringato agg
[strin'ɡato] stringato (-a)fig concise -
27 breviloquente
breviloquente agg. concise; laconic. -
28 compendiario
compendiario agg. summarized, concise, condensed, abridged: un testo compendiario, an abridged text. -
29 in nuce
1 (conciso) concise2 (allo stato embrionale) embryonic◆ avv.1 (in breve) in brief2 (in embrione) in embryo. -
30 conciso
agg [kon'tʃizo] conciso (-a)concise, succinct -
31 epigrafico
agg [epi'ɡrafiko] epigrafico -a, -ci, -cheepigraphic, (fig : stile) concise -
32 minore
[mi'nore]1. agg comp di piccolo1) less, (più piccolo) smaller, (più breve) shorter, (meno grave) lesser, (numero) lowerle vendite sono state minori del previsto — sales were less o lower than expected
vocabolario in edizione minore — shorter o concise edition of a dictionary
3) (più giovane) younger4) Mus minor2. agg superl di piccolo(vedi piccolo), least; smallest; shortest; lowest; least important; youngest3. sm/f1) (d'età: tra due) younger, (tra più di due) youngest2) (minorenne) minor, person under agespettacolo vietato ai minori — no admittance to persons under the age of 18 (to film, show ecc)
"vietato ai minori di 18 anni" — "18 certificate"
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33 scabro
agg ['skabro] scabro (-a)(superficie) rough, (fig : stile) concise, terse -
34 sintetico
agg [sin'tɛtiko] sintetico -a, -ci, -che1) (conciso) brief, concise2) (fibre, materiale) synthetic -
35 stringato
agg [strin'ɡato] stringato (-a)fig concise
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