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1 valico
m (pl -chi) pass* * *valico s.m.1 (geogr.) (mountain) pass; col; ( guado) ford: il valico del Bernina, the Bernina Pass; ci sono lunghe code al valico del Brennero, there are long queues at the Brenner Pass // valico di frontiera, mountain border post* * ** * *valicopl. - chi /'valiko, ki/sostantivo m.(passo) pass; valico di frontiera mountain border post. -
2 valico di frontiera
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3 confine
m borderfra terreni, fig boundary* * *confine s.m.1 border, frontier, boundary, confines (pl.): il confine fra l'Italia e l'Austria, the border (o frontier) between Italy and Austria; entro i confini della nostra patria, within the borders of our country; linea di confine, boundary line; palo di confine, boundary post; stazione di confine, frontier station; territorio di confine, borderland; segno di confine, boundary marker // (dir.): confine, ( tra fondi rustici) landmark; collocare i confini, to set out the boundary markers2 (fig.) limit, boundary; frontiers (pl.): i confini del sapere, the frontiers of knowledge; confine culturale, linguistico, cultural, linguistic boundary // oltrepassare i confini, to go beyond the limit // essere al confine tra la vita e la morte, to be on the border between life and death.* * *[kon'fine]sostantivo maschile1) border, boundary- i della città — city boundary o limits
il confine tra l'Italia e la Francia — Italy's border with France, the frontier between Italy and France
2) fig.senza -i — boundless, endless
•confine di stato — national boundary, state line
* * *confine/kon'fine/sostantivo m.1 border, boundary; - i della città city boundary o limits; il confine tra l'Italia e la Francia Italy's border with France, the frontier between Italy and France; zona di confine borderland; passare il confine to cross the border2 fig. senza -i boundless, endless; i -i del sapere the frontiers of knowledge; il confine tra il bene e il male the border(line) between good and evil; ai -i del mondo to the ends of the earthconfine di stato national boundary, state line. -
4 spargere
spreadlagrime, sangue shed* * *spargere v.tr.1 to scatter, to strew*: spargere fiori, to strew flowers: spargere semi, to sow seed; spargere ghiaia, to scatter gravel; spargere zucchero, sale, to sprinkle sugar, salt // spargere denari a piene mani, to throw money around // spargere sentinelle lungo il confine, to post sentries along the border2 ( divulgare) to spread*: spargere notizie, to spread news // spargere ai quattro venti, to throw to the winds // spargere una voce, to spread a rumour // spargere zizzania, (fig.) to spread discord◘ spargersi v.intr.pron.1 to scatter, to disperse, to spread*: si sparsero per la campagna, they scattered (o dispersed) through the countryside2 ( diffondersi) to spread*: il fumo si è sparso nella valle, the smoke spread along the valley; la notizia si sparse in un baleno, the news spread like wildfire; si sparse la voce che..., the rumour spread that...* * *1. ['spardʒere]vb irreg vt1) (sparpagliare) to scatter2) (versare: vino) to spill, (sangue, lacrime) to shed3) (diffondere: notizia) to spread, (luce) to give off (o out)2. vip (spargersi)(persone) to scatter, (voce, notizia) to spread* * *['spardʒere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (spandere) to scatter [semi, oggetti]; to spread* [sabbia, terra]; to strew* [ fiori]spargere il sale su una strada — to put salt on o to salt a road
2) (versare) to shed* [lacrime, sangue]4) (diffondere) to spread* [ calunnie]2.verbo pronominale spargersi1) (sparpagliarsi) [persone, animali] to scatter2) (diffondersi) [ notizia] to get* about, to travel* * *spargere/'spardʒere/ [19]1 (spandere) to scatter [ semi, oggetti]; to spread* [ sabbia, terra]; to strew* [ fiori]; spargere il sale su una strada to put salt on o to salt a road2 (versare) to shed* [ lacrime, sangue]II spargersi verbo pronominale1 (sparpagliarsi) [ persone, animali] to scatter2 (diffondersi) [ notizia] to get* about, to travel.
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