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1 bloom
I [bluːm]1) (flower) fiore m.2) (flowering) fioritura f.3) (on skin, fruit) lanugine f., peluria f.4) fig.II [bluːm]* * *[blu:m] 1. noun1) (a flower: These blooms are withering now.) fiore2) (the state of flowering: The flowers are in bloom.) fioritura3) (freshness: in the bloom of youth.) fiore2. verb(to flower or flourish: Daffodils bloom in the spring.) fiorire* * *[bluːm]1. n2. vi* * *bloom (1) /blu:m/n. [u]1 ( anche fig.) fiore; fioritura: The roses are in bloom, le rose sono in fiore; Jane is in the bloom of youth, Jane è nel fiore della giovinezza6 (TV) bagliore● (fig.) to take the bloom off st., fare avvizzire (o inaridire) qc.bloom (2) /blu:m/n.1 (metall.) lingotto sgrossato al laminatoio; massello; blumo; sbozzo2 massa di vetro fuso.(to) bloom (1) /blu:m/v. i.1 fiorire; sbocciare; essere in fiore2 (fig.) fiorire; sbocciare; svilupparsi: The little girl had bloomed into a beautiful woman, la ragazzina era diventata una donna bellissima3 (fig.) essere fiorente; risplendere: to be blooming with health, risplendere di salute; You're positively blooming!, sei un fiore; sei uno splendore!(to) bloom (2) /blu:m/v. t.(metall.) massellare; blumare; sbozzare.* * *I [bluːm]1) (flower) fiore m.2) (flowering) fioritura f.3) (on skin, fruit) lanugine f., peluria f.4) fig.II [bluːm] -
2 bloom
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3 bloom shears
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4 bloomers bloom·ers npl
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5 blooming bloom·ing adj
['bluːmɪŋ]fam dannato (-a), maledetto (-a)this blooming... — questo dannato...
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6 flowering
['flaʊərɪŋ] 1.nome fioritura f. (anche fig.)2.early-, late-flowering — a fioritura precoce, tardiva
* * *flowering /ˈflaʊərɪŋ/A a.1 fiorito; in fiore2 che produce fiori; da fiore; fiorito: flowering bulb, bulbi da fiore; flowering fern, felce fioritaB n. [cu]● (bot.) flowering cherry ( Prunus serrulata), ciliegio da fiore; ciliegio giapponese □ (bot.) flowering rush ( Butomus umbellatus), giunco fiorito.* * *['flaʊərɪŋ] 1.nome fioritura f. (anche fig.)2.early-, late-flowering — a fioritura precoce, tardiva
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7 profusely
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8 burst into
burst into [sth.]1) irrompere in, fare irruzione in [room, meeting]2)to burst into blossom o bloom germogliare o fiorire all'improvviso; to burst into flames prendere fuoco; to burst into song mettersi a cantare; to burst into tears — scoppiare in lacrime
* * *vi + prep(room) irrompere into burst into flames — prendere fuoco, andare in fiamme
* * *burst into [sth.]1) irrompere in, fare irruzione in [room, meeting]2)to burst into blossom o bloom germogliare o fiorire all'improvviso; to burst into flames prendere fuoco; to burst into song mettersi a cantare; to burst into tears — scoppiare in lacrime
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9 full
I 1. [fʊl]1) (completely filled) [box, glass, room, theatre] pieno; [hotel, flight, car park] completofull to overflowing — [ bucket] traboccante; [ suitcase] pieno (zeppo)
I've got my hands full — ho le mani piene; fig. sono pieno di cose da fare
to be full of oneself — spreg. essere pieno di sé
I'm full — colloq. sono sazio o pieno
4) (complete) [address, breakfast] completo; [ story] intero, completo; [ price] intero; [control, responsibility, support] pieno, completo; [ understanding] pieno, totale; [ inquiry] approfondito5) (officially recognized) [ member] a tutti gli effetti; [ right] pieno6) (maximum) [employment, bloom] pienoat full volume, speed — a tutto volume, tutta velocità
to make full use of sth. o to use sth. to full advantage sfruttare al massimo qcs.; to get full marks — BE ottenere il massimo dei voti
7) (for emphasis) [hour, month] buono, intero; [ kilo] buono9) astr. [ moon] pieno10) (rich) [flavour, tone] intenso2.1) (directly)to hit sb. full in the face — colpire qcn. in pieno volto
to look sb. full in the face — guardare qcn. diritto negli occhi, guardare in faccia qcn
2) (very)to know full well that — sapere benissimo o perfettamente bene che
to pay sb. in full — pagare qcn. per intero; fig. saldare il conto con qcn
••II [fʊl]verbo transitivo tess. follare* * *[ful] 1. adjective1) (holding or containing as much as possible: My basket is full.) pieno2) (complete: a full year; a full account of what happened.) intero, completo3) ((of clothes) containing a large amount of material: a full skirt.) ampio2. adverb1) (completely: Fill the petrol tank full.) completamente2) (exactly; directly: She hit him full in the face.) in pieno•- fully- full-length
- full moon
- full-scale
- full stop
- full-time
- fully-fledged
- full of
- in full
- to the full* * *I 1. [fʊl]1) (completely filled) [box, glass, room, theatre] pieno; [hotel, flight, car park] completofull to overflowing — [ bucket] traboccante; [ suitcase] pieno (zeppo)
I've got my hands full — ho le mani piene; fig. sono pieno di cose da fare
to be full of oneself — spreg. essere pieno di sé
I'm full — colloq. sono sazio o pieno
4) (complete) [address, breakfast] completo; [ story] intero, completo; [ price] intero; [control, responsibility, support] pieno, completo; [ understanding] pieno, totale; [ inquiry] approfondito5) (officially recognized) [ member] a tutti gli effetti; [ right] pieno6) (maximum) [employment, bloom] pienoat full volume, speed — a tutto volume, tutta velocità
to make full use of sth. o to use sth. to full advantage sfruttare al massimo qcs.; to get full marks — BE ottenere il massimo dei voti
7) (for emphasis) [hour, month] buono, intero; [ kilo] buono9) astr. [ moon] pieno10) (rich) [flavour, tone] intenso2.1) (directly)to hit sb. full in the face — colpire qcn. in pieno volto
to look sb. full in the face — guardare qcn. diritto negli occhi, guardare in faccia qcn
2) (very)to know full well that — sapere benissimo o perfettamente bene che
to pay sb. in full — pagare qcn. per intero; fig. saldare il conto con qcn
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10 alga
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11 ■ burst into
■ burst intov. i. + prep.1 ► to burst, A def. 52 scoppiare a; mettersi a; prorompere in: to burst into laughter, scoppiare in una risata (o a ridere); to burst into song, mettersi a cantare; prorompere in un canto; She burst into tears, è scoppiata in lacrime; He burst into angry words, proruppe in parole grosse □ to burst into bloom (o blossom), fiorire all'improvviso □ to burst into flames, prendere (o andare a) fuoco all'improvviso □ to burst into a furious rage, andare su tutte le furie □ to burst into leaf, mettere le foglie; germogliare □ to burst into view, apparire all'improvviso. -
12 cobalt
['kəʊbɔːlt]nome cobalto m.* * *['kəubo:lt](a silver-white metal element with compounds that give a blue colouring.) cobalto* * *cobalt /ˈkəʊbɔ:lt/ (chim.)n. [u]● (med.) cobalt-beam therapy, cobaltoterapia □ (miner.) cobalt bloom, fiori di cobalto; eritrite □ cobalt blue, blu di cobalto; blu cobalto: a cobalt-blue car, un'automobile blu cobalto □ (med.) cobalt bomb, bomba al cobalto □ (med.) cobalt bomb therapy, cobaltoterapia □ (med.) cobalt therapy, cobaltoterapiacobaltica.cobaltousa.cobaltoso.* * *['kəʊbɔːlt]nome cobalto m. -
13 full *****
[fʊl]to be full of... — essere pieno (-a) di...
to be full of o.s. — essere pieno (-a) di sé
he's had a full life — ha avuto una vita piena or intensa
I'm full (up) fam — sono pieno or sazio
to pay full fare — pagare la tariffa intera or completa
in full colour — (illustration) a colori
full speed ahead Naut — avanti tutta
3) (rounded: face) pieno (-a), (figure) pienotto (-a), (lips) carnoso (-a), (skirt, sleeves) largo (-a), ampio (-a)2. adv3. nto the full — fino in fondo, al massimo
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14 in flower
((of a plant) having flowers in bloom: These trees are in flower in May.) in fiore -
15 morning glory
(any of various vines with funnel-shaped purple, blue, pink or white flowers that bloom early in the day.) (bella di giorno)
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