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"to produce;Herstellen;fabricar"* * *producedanni cause* * *produrre v.tr.1 ( generare, fruttare) to produce; to yield; to bear*; to raise: ( di miniera) to produce, to yield: quest'albero non produce frutti, this tree doesn't bear (o yield) any fruit; questo terreno produce grano, this land yields (o produces) corn; un terreno che produce poco, a piece of land that yields very little; la Spagna produce razze pregiate di ovini, Spain raises top breeds of sheep; questa miniera produce molto carbone, this mine produces (o yields) a lot of coal; produrre calore, to generate heat; l'acqua bollendo produce vapore, boiling water produces steam // le ghiandole endocrine producono ormoni, endocrinal glands produce (o secrete) hormones // il XVI secolo ha prodotto grandi artisti, (fig.) the 16th century produced a number of great artists // (fin.): produrre un interesse, to bear interest; produrre utili, to yield profits2 ( fabbricare) to produce, to make*, to manufacture, to turn out: questa fabbrica produce articoli di porcellana, this factory produces (o makes o manufactures) chinaware; questa macchina può produrre centinaia di fogli di carta al minuto, this machine can turn out hundreds of sheets of paper a minute; produrre centinaia di automobili al giorno, to produce (o to turn out) hundreds of cars a day // (econ.): produrre in eccesso, to overproduce; produrre in quantità insufficiente, to underproduce; produrre in serie, to mass-produce; produrre industrialmente, to manufacture3 (di scrittore, artista, produttore cinematografico ecc.) to produce: produce un romanzo all'anno, he produces (o brings out) a novel every year; questo scrittore ha prodotto poco negli ultimi anni, this writer has produced very little in the last few years; produrre una commedia, un film, to produce a play, a film4 ( causare, originare) to cause, to give* rise to (sthg.), to produce: l'esplosione fu prodotta dalla temperatura troppo alta, the explosion was caused by the excessive temperature; la pioggia produsse gravi danni, the rain caused great damage; alcuni cibi producono danni all'organismo, some foodstuffs have (o produce) harmful effects on one's organism; cadendo si è prodotto una ferita alla testa, he fell and cut his head; la sua condotta produsse molti guai, his behaviour gave rise to a lot of trouble; produrre l'effetto contrario, to produce the opposite effect; produrre un'emozione, to cause (o to give rise to) excitement (o an emotion); produrre un'impressione favorevole, to produce (o to create) a favourable impression5 ( esibire) to show, to exhibit, to produce: produrre il biglietto, to show one's ticket; produrre documenti, to produce (o to exhibit) documents // (dir.): produrre una prova, to introduce a piece of evidence; produrre un testimonio, to produce (o to call o to bring forward) a witness.◘ prodursi v.rifl. ( esibirsi) to appear: si è prodotto in una delle sue migliori interpretazioni di Amleto, he appeared in one of his best interpretations of Hamlet; egli si produsse nella parte di Amleto, he played Hamlet; produrre sulla scena, to appear on the stage◆ v.intr.pron. ( accadere) to happen, to occur, to come* about: i mutamenti che si sono prodotti negli ultimi anni, the changes that have come about in the last few years.* * *[pro'durre] 1.verbo transitivo1) (fabbricare) to produce, to manufacture, to turn out [beni, merci]2) agr. to bear*, to produce, to yield [frutti, raccolto]3) (generare, provocare) to produce [calore, effetto, elettricità, energia, suono]; to generate, to produce [ guadagno]4) cinem. mus. teatr. telev. to produce5) (creare) [era, paese] to produce [artista, scienziato]6) dir. to bring* forward [ testimone]2.produrre qcs. come prova — to produce sth. as proof
verbo pronominale prodursi1) [buco, rottura] to develop; [ situazione] to happen, to come* along2)* * *produrre/pro'durre/ [13]1 (fabbricare) to produce, to manufacture, to turn out [ beni, merci]; produrre in serie to mass- produce2 agr. to bear*, to produce, to yield [frutti, raccolto]3 (generare, provocare) to produce [calore, effetto, elettricità, energia, suono]; to generate, to produce [ guadagno]4 cinem. mus. teatr. telev. to produce5 (creare) [era, paese] to produce [artista, scienziato]; produrre un'opera d'arte to produce a work of artII prodursi verbo pronominale1 [buco, rottura] to develop; [ situazione] to happen, to come* along2 - rsi una ferita to cause oneself an injury. -
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44 reattore
m civil aviation jet engineaereo jetreattore nucleare nuclear reactor* * *reattore s.m.1 (fis. nucleare) reactor: reattore a catena, chain reactor; reattore nucleare, nuclear reactor; reattore ad acqua bollente, boiling water reactor (abbr. BWR); reattore autofertilizzante a neutroni veloci, fast breeder reactor (abbr. FBR); reattore moderato a grafite, graphite-moderated reactor; reattore raffreddato a gas, gas-cooled reactor; nocciolo del reattore, reactor core2 (chim.) reactor: reattore a tino, batch reactor; reattore catalitico, catalytic reactor; reattore polifase, multiphase reactor3 (elettr.) reactor, choke coil* * *[reat'tore]sostantivo maschile1) nucl. reactor2) aer. jet engine3) chim. reactor* * *reattore/reat'tore/sostantivo m.1 nucl. reactor; reattore nucleare nuclear reactor2 aer. jet engine3 chim. reactor. -
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46 sbollire
sbollire v. intr.1 ( cessare di bollire) to stop boiling; to go* off the boil: lasciala sbollire prima di servirla, let it go off the boil before you serve it* * *[zbol'lire]* * *sbollire/zbol'lire/ [109] -
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48 ustionare
ustionare v.tr. to burn*; ( con liquidi) to scald: si è ustionato la mano col ferro da stiro, he burnt his hand with the iron.◘ ustionarsi v.rifl. to burn* oneself; ( con liquidi) to scald oneself: si ustionò con l'acqua bollente, he scalded himself with boiling water.* * *[ustjo'nare]1. vt2. vr (ustionarsi)to burn o.s.* * *[ustjo'nare] 1. 2.* * *ustionare/ustjo'nare/ [1][ fiamma] to burn*; [ acqua bollente] to scaldII ustionarsi verbo pronominaleto burn* oneself; (con liquidi) to scald oneself. -
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[bes'tjale](gen) brutal, (passione, istinto) animal attr, (fam : terribile) beastly, terriblefa un caldo bestiale — it's absolutely boiling, it's terribly hot
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[skop'pjare]1) (bomba, serbatoio) to explode, (pneumatico, palloncino) to burst, (fig : rivolta, guerra, epidemia) to break out2)scoppiare dal caldo — to be boilingscoppiare a piangere o in lacrime — to burst into tears
scoppiare dalla voglia di fare qc — to be dying o longing to do sth
a quel punto sono scoppiato — (dalla rabbia, dal ridere) at that point I couldn't contain myself any longer
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lisciviazione s.f.1 (chim.) leaching, lixiviation, lying; (miner.) leaching2 (ind. cartaria, tess.) boiling.
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