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1 midollo osseo
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2 midollo osseo
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3 midollo
m marrowmidollo osseo bone marrowmidollo spinale spinal cord* * *midollo s.m.1 (anat.) marrow; medulla*: midollo osseo, medulla ossium (o bone marrow); midollo allungato, medulla oblongata; midollo spinale, spinal cord (o medulla spinalis)2 (bot.) pith, medulla*3 (parte essenziale) medulla*; pith and marrow // bagnato fino al midollo, wet through (o soaked to the skin) // non ha midollo, he is spineless // quell'uomo è monarchico fino al midollo, that man is a monarchist to the backbone.* * *pl.f. -a [mi'dollo] sostantivo maschile1) anat. marrow, medulla*2) bot. pith•••infreddolito, gelato fino al midollo o alle -a chilled, frozen to the marrow; inglese fino al midollo o alle -a — English to the core o through and through
* * *midollopl.f. -a /mi'dollo/sostantivo m.1 anat. marrow, medulla*2 bot. pithinfreddolito, gelato fino al midollo o alle -a chilled, frozen to the marrow; inglese fino al midollo o alle -a English to the core o through and through\midollo osseo bone marrow; midollo spinale spinal cord. -
4 Amourette(s)
spinal bone marrow of calf or ox. -
5 bordelaise
( FRANCE)fairly thin brown sauce of shallots, red wine and tarragon♦ Bordeaux style; also a term used to describe a brown sauce with shallots and red wine. Some versions of this sauce include slices of bone marrow added at the end of cooking. Fish dishes with this name are cooked with white Bordeaux wine. Not to be confused with bordelique, which means messy, sloppy, or like a bordello. -
6 moelle
( FRANCE)bone marrowHigh in both protein and fat, rich like liver is rich, the best part of osso bucco. -
7 midolloso
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8 smidollare
smidollare v.tr.1 to take* the marrow out of (sthg.): smidollare un osso, to take the marrow out of a bone2 ( rendere fiacco) to weaken. -
9 canon
the marrow bone
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