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1 ingabbiare
ingabbiare v.tr.1 to cage, to put* (sthg., s.o.) into a cage, to crate; (in una stia) to coop: ingabbiare un macchinario, to crate machinery2 (edil.) to erect the framework of: ingabbiare un edificio, to erect the framework of a building3 (fig.) (intrappolare) to entrap, to enclose; to lock up; (fam.) to coop up, to coop in.* * *[ingab'bjare]verbo transitivo1) to (en)cage [ animale]2) fig. (intrappolare) to entrap; scherz. (mettere in prigione) to lock up, to put [sb.] behind bars [ persona]3) edil.* * *ingabbiare/ingab'bjare/ [1]1 to (en)cage [ animale]2 fig. (intrappolare) to entrap; scherz. (mettere in prigione) to lock up, to put [sb.] behind bars [ persona]3 edil. ingabbiare un edificio to erect the framework of a building. -
2 edificio
m (pl -ci) buildingfig structure* * *edificio s.m.1 building; edifice: edificio scolastico, pubblico, school, public building; edificio a uso commerciale, business premises2 (fig.) ( struttura organizzata) framework, structure: l'edificio statale, the structure of the state; edificio sociale, social order3 (fig.) ( complesso di argomentazioni) case: l'edificio della difesa, the case for the defence; un edificio di bugie, a tissue of lies.* * *1) (costruzione) building, edificeedificio scolastico — school (building), schoolhouse
2) fig. structurel'edificio sociale — the structure of society, the social order
* * *edificiopl. -ci /edi'fit∫o, t∫i/sostantivo m.1 (costruzione) building, edifice; edificio scolastico school (building), schoolhouse2 fig. structure; l'edificio sociale the structure of society, the social order. -
3 scheletro
"skeleton;Skelett;esqueleto"* * *m skeleton* * *scheletro s.m.1 skeleton: trovarono uno scheletro ben conservato, a well-preserved skeleton was found // è uno scheletro, she is a living skeleton (o she is skin and bones); è ridotta a uno scheletro, she is reduced to a skeleton; quel vecchio pare uno scheletro, that old man is only skin and bones // tenere uno scheletro nell'armadio, (fig.) to have a skeleton in the cupboard2 ( intelaiatura, ossatura) skeleton, frame, framework: lo scheletro di quell'edificio è antico, the frame of that building is very old; si trattava dello scheletro di una nave romana, it was the skeleton of a Roman ship* * *['skɛletro]sostantivo maschile1) anat. skeleton2) colloq. fig. (persona magra) skeleton, bag of bones3) (struttura) skeleton, framework4) (di opera, articolo) skeleton, outline••avere uno scheletro nell'armadio — to have a skeleton in the cupboard BE o closet AE
* * *scheletro/'skεletro/sostantivo m.1 anat. skeleton2 colloq. fig. (persona magra) skeleton, bag of bones3 (struttura) skeleton, framework4 (di opera, articolo) skeleton, outline -
4 carcassa
"case;Gehäuse;carcaça"* * *f di animale carcasstechnology ( intelaiatura) framenautical term, colloq wreck* * *carcassa s.f.1 ( di animale morto) carcass2 (estens.) carcass, framework, frame, skeleton: carcassa di nave, hulk of a ship; la carcassa di un dirigibile è fatta di metallo molto resistente, the framework of a dirigible is made of very strong metal; la carcassa di quell'edificio è fatta di acciaio, the skeleton of that building is made of steel3 (fig. spreg.) wreck: quella carcassa di automobile, that old wreck; quella nave è una vecchia carcassa, that ship is an old tub4 ( persona malridotta) walking skeleton, wreck: è ormai una carcassa d'uomo, he's now a wreck of a man.* * *[kar'kassa]sostantivo femminile1) (di animale) carcass2) (struttura portante) frame, skeleton3) (resti di macchina, nave) shell, hulk4) spreg. (veicolo) wreck* * *carcassa/kar'kassa/sostantivo f.1 (di animale) carcass2 (struttura portante) frame, skeleton3 (resti di macchina, nave) shell, hulk4 spreg. (veicolo) wreck. -
5 ossatura
f bone structurefig, architecture structure* * *ossatura s.f.1 skeleton; bone structure: una persona dall'ossatura grossa, a big-boned person; essere di ossatura minuta, to have small bones (o a slender frame)2 (arch.) frame (work); structure; carcass, carcase: ossatura dell'edificio, building skeleton (o frame); ponte con ossatura in acciaio, bridge with a steel framework3 (fig.) (di discorso ecc.) structure, framework: l'ossatura di un romanzo, the structure of a novel.* * *[ossa'tura]sostantivo femminile1) anat. bone structure, skeleton, frameavere un'ossatura robusta — to be strong-boned, big-boned
2) arch. ing. frame(work), structure, skeleton3) fig. frame, skeleton* * *ossatura/ossa'tura/sostantivo f.1 anat. bone structure, skeleton, frame; avere un'ossatura robusta to be strong-boned, big-boned2 arch. ing. frame(work), structure, skeleton3 fig. frame, skeleton. -
6 ingabbiare un edificio
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7 edificio sm
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8 edificio
sm [edi'fitʃo] edificio (-ci)
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