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1 cella
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2 cellula
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3 cella, cellula
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4 cella
f cell* * *cella s.f.1 ( di monastero, di alveare, di prigione) cell: cella d'isolamento, isolation cell; (dir. mil.) cella di rigore, solitary confinement cell3 (archeol.) cella (pl. -ae)4 (scient.) cell: (meteor.) cella di convezione, convection cell; (miner.) cella di flottazione, flotation cell; (fis.) cella elettrolitica, electrolytic cell; cella fotovoltaica, photovoltaic cell.* * *['tʃɛlla]sostantivo femminile cellcella frigorifera — cold store, refrigerator
* * *cella/'t∫εlla/sostantivo f.cell\cella frigorifera cold store, refrigerator; cella di isolamento solitary (confinement cell). -
5 cellula
f cellcellula fotoelettrica photoelectric cellcellula solare solar cell* * *cellula s.f.1 cell: (biol.) le cellule del cervello, brain cells // cellula uovo, egg-cell; cellula adiposa, fat cell // (elettr.) cellula fotoelettrica, photoelectric cell3 (aer.) cell.* * *['tʃɛllula]sostantivo femminile biol. pol. cellcellula fotoelettrica — photocell, electronic eye
* * *cellula/'t∫εllula/sostantivo f.biol. pol. cell\cellula fotoelettrica photocell, electronic eye. -
6 cellulare
1. adj cell attr2. m prison van( telefono) mobile* * *cellulare agg.1 cellular; cell (attr.) // (biol.): membrana cellulare, cell membrane; divisione cellulare, cell division; affinità cellulare, cellular affinity2 ( diviso in celle) divided into cells3 ( che ha relazione con la prigione) prison (attr.), jail (attr.): segregazione cellulare, solitary confinement; furgone cellulare, prison van (o fam. Black Maria)4 telefono cellulare, cellular phone, cellphone, mobile (phone)◆ s.m.1 ( prigione) prison, gaol, jail2 ( furgone) prison van3 ( telefono) cellular phone, cellphone, mobile (phone).* * *[tʃellu'lare]1. aggdifferenziazione/divisione cellulare Bio — cell differentiation/division
2. sm(furgone) police van, (telefono) cellphone* * *[tʃellu'lare] 1.aggettivo biol. [struttura, tessuto] cellular; [nucleo, teoria, divisione] cell attrib.2.sostantivo maschile1) (telefonino) mobile (phone), cellphone, cellular (tele)phone2) (furgone) police van, prison van, patrol wagon AE* * *cellulare/t∫ellu'lare/biol. [struttura, tessuto] cellular; [nucleo, teoria, divisione] cell attrib.1 (telefonino) mobile (phone), cellphone, cellular (tele)phone2 (furgone) police van, prison van, patrol wagon AE. -
7 globulo
m globulemedicine corpuscleglobulo rosso/bianco red/white blood cell* * *globulo s.m.1 (piccolo corpo sferico) globule2 (anat.) corpuscle: globuli del sangue, blood corpuscles (o cells); globuli bianchi, rossi, white, red corpuscles (o blood cells).* * *['glɔbulo]sostantivo maschile1) med. (blood) corpuscleglobulo bianco — white corpuscle, white blood cell
globulo rosso — red corpuscle, red blood cell
2) (sferetta) globule* * *globulo/'glɔbulo/sostantivo m.1 med. (blood) corpuscle; globulo bianco white corpuscle, white blood cell; globulo rosso red corpuscle, red blood cell2 (sferetta) globule. -
8 ovulo
m anatomy egg cellmedicine pessary* * *ovulo s.m.1 (biol.) ovule, egg (-cell), ovum*2 ( vaginale) vaginal suppository.* * *['ɔvulo]sostantivo maschile1) anat. ovum*, ovule, egg cell2) bot. ovule* * *ovulo/'ɔvulo/sostantivo m.1 anat. ovum*, ovule, egg cell2 bot. ovule. -
9 coltura
f growingpiante crop* * *coltura s.f.1 ( coltivazione) cultivation, farming, growing, tilling, tillage: coltura a rotazione, rotativa, crop rotation; coltura forzata, forcing; coltura idroponica, hydroponics (o tank farming); coltura intercalare, catch-crop4 (biol.) culture: coltura cellulare, cell culture; coltura batterica, bacterial culture; terreno di coltura, culture medium.* * *[kol'tura]sostantivo femminile1) (coltivazione) cultivation, growing, tilling3) biol. culture* * *coltura/kol'tura/sostantivo f.1 (coltivazione) cultivation, growing, tilling; coltura cerealicola cereal crop2 (piante coltivate) le -e andranno perdute the crops will fail3 biol. culture; coltura in vitro cell culture. -
10 elemento
"element;Bauteil;componente para construção"* * *m element( componente) component( fatti) data* * *elemento s.m.1 element (anche chim.): l'acqua è l'elemento del pesce, water is the fish's element; la furia degli elementi, the fury of the elements; i quattro elementi, the four elements; gli elementi atmosferici, the elements; (chim.) tavola periodica degli elementi, periodic table of the elements; elemento radioattivo, radioelement // essere, non essere nel proprio elemento, (fig.) to be in, out of one's element2 ( componente) component, constituent; ( fattore) factor; ( ingrediente) ingredient; ( di un rapporto, di una prova) item; (mecc.) element, part, component: il fascino è un elemento di successo, charm is an ingredient of success; non ho elementi sufficienti per giudicarti, I haven't got enough to judge you by; le dimissioni del ministro sono un elemento di instabilità per il governo, the minister's resignation has destabilised the government // (inform.): elemento di gruppo, group item; elemento di un codice, code value; elemento di stampa, print head; elemento portacaratteri, print member; elementi di un archivio, records // (dir.): elementi costitutivi del reato, ingredients of crime (o elements of crime); elemento determinante del contratto, material fact // (elettr.): un radiatore a sei elementi, a six-element radiator; elemento di batteria, battery cell4 ( persona) person; member: gli elementi di un partito, the members of a party; in questo ufficio vi sono ottimi elementi, in this office there are some excellent workers; il signor X è un buon elemento, Mr So and So is a reliable person (o a capable man) // che elemento!, what a character!* * *[ele'mento] 1.sostantivo maschile1) (componente) (di struttura, insieme) element, part; (di miscuglio) ingredient; (di apparecchio) component; (di termosifone) section; (di batteria) element, celll'elemento chiave del loro successo — the key element o factor in their success
2) (fatto) fact, element3) (individuo)essere un buon elemento — [ allievo] to be a good pupil; [ lavoratore] to be a good worker
che elemento! è un bell'elemento! — colloq. scherz. what a character! he is a good one!
4) (ambiente)5) mat. astrol. chim. ling. element2.sostantivo maschile plurale elementi1) (rudimenti)2) (forze della natura) elements••trovarsi nel, fuori del proprio elemento — to be in, out of one's element
* * *elemento/ele'mento/I sostantivo m.1 (componente) (di struttura, insieme) element, part; (di miscuglio) ingredient; (di apparecchio) component; (di termosifone) section; (di batteria) element, cell; l'elemento chiave del loro successo the key element o factor in their success2 (fatto) fact, element; nessun nuovo elemento è emerso nell'inchiesta nothing new has emerged during the inquiry3 (individuo) essere un buon elemento [ allievo] to be a good pupil; [ lavoratore] to be a good worker; - i indesiderabili undesirable elements; che elemento! è un bell'elemento! colloq. scherz. what a character! he is a good one!4 (ambiente) l'acqua è l'elemento naturale dei pesci water is a fish's natural element5 mat. astrol. chim. ling. elementII elementi m.pl.1 (rudimenti) - i di matematica element(s) of mathematics2 (forze della natura) elementstrovarsi nel, fuori del proprio elemento to be in, out of one's element. -
11 membrana
"membrane;Membrane;membrana"* * *f membranemembrana del timpano eardrum* * *membrana s.f.1 (anat., zool.) membrane, film, velum*: membrana mucosa, mucous membrane; falsa membrana, false membrane (o pseudomembrane); membrana del timpano, tympanic (o drum) membrane: connesso da una membrana, webbed; provvisto di membrana, webby // (zool.) membrana nittitante, nictitating membrane2 (biol.): membrana cellulare, cell membrane; membrana nucleare, nuclear membrane3 (tecn.) membrane, diaphragm; (di microfono, di altoparlante) diaphragm // (chim., fis.) membrana semipermeabile, semipermeable membrane.* * *[mem'brana]sostantivo femminile membrane* * *membrana/mem'brana/sostantivo f.membrane\membrana cellulare cell membrane. -
12 staminale
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13 germinale
germinale1 agg.germinale2 s.m. (st. francese) Germinal.* * *[dʒermi'nale]1) biol. germinal2) fig. (iniziale)* * *germinale/dʒermi'nale/1 biol. germinal; cellula germinale germ(inal) cell -
14 madre
f mother* * *madre s.f.1 mother; (di animale) mother, dam: essere madre, to be a mother; è madre di due bambini, she is a mother of two; diventare madre, to become a mother (o to bear a child o to give birth to a child); è il ritratto di sua madre, she is the image of her mother; mia madre non è in casa, mother isn't in; salutatemi vostra madre, say hallo to your mother (o form. give my regards to your mother); è stata per me una seconda madre, come una madre, she was like a mother to me; fare da madre a qlcu., to be a mother to s.o.; (a un adulto) to mother s.o.; madre di famiglia, mother (of a family); senza madre, motherless; madre adottiva, adoptive mother; la rese madre, he gave her a child // zio per parte di madre, maternal uncle // madre terra, la gran madre, la comune madre, mother earth (o the earth) // madre natura, Mother Nature // prima madre, antica madre, Eve (o our first mother) // Santa Madre Chiesa, Holy Mother Church // onora il padre e la madre, honour thy father and thy mother2 (fig.) (origine, causa) mother, cause: la teologia era considerata la madre di tutte le scienze, theology was considered the mother of all sciences3 (eccl.) Mother: madre superiora, Mother Superior; reverenda madre, Reverend Mother; madre badessa, Abbess4 (anat.) mater: dura, pia madre, dura, pia mater5 (biochim.) madre dell'aceto, mother of vinegar6 (comm.) (matrice) counterfoil; stub: una ricevuta a madre e figlia, a counterfoil receipt; la madre di un assegno, the stub of a cheque◆ agg.1 mother (attr.): ragazza madre, unmarried mother; regina madre, Queen Mother2 (fig.) (che costituisce l'origine) mother (attr.); original, fundamental: idea madre, fundamental idea; teoria madre, original (o basic) theory // lingua madre, mother tongue // chiesa madre, mother church // (comm.) casa madre, head office (o parent company); (di ordini religiosi) mother house // (teatr.) scena madre, crucial scene; fare una scena madre per qlco., to make a song and dance about sthg. // (chim.) acqua madre, mother water (o liquor o lye) // (mecc.) vite madre, (del tornio) lead screw.* * *['madre]1. sfla madre di tutte... fig — the mother of all...
2. agg invmother attrcasa madre Rel — mother house
scena madre Teatro — principal scene
* * *['madre] 1.sostantivo femminile1) (genitrice) motherdiventare madre — to become a mother, to give birth to a child
da o per parte di madre on one's mother's side; i cuccioli e la loro madre — the puppies and their mother
2) relig.3) (matrice) stub2.2) fig. (che costituisce l'origine)cellula madre — biol. parent cell
•••fare una scena madre — to make a song and dance o a scene
* * *madre/'madre/I sostantivo f.1 (genitrice) mother; è madre di tre bambini she is the mother of three (children); diventare madre to become a mother, to give birth to a child; da o per parte di madre on one's mother's side; i cuccioli e la loro madre the puppies and their mother3 (matrice) stubII aggettivo2 fig. (che costituisce l'origine) lingua madre mother tongue; cellula madre biol. parent cell; scheda madre motherboardfare una scena madre to make a song and dance o a scene\madre dell'aceto mother (of vinegar); madre di Dio Mother of God; madre di famiglia mother; madre natura Mother Nature; madre patria → madrepatria; madre terra mother earth. -
15 fotogeneratore
fotogeneratore agg.2 (elettr.) photovoltaic◆ s.m.1 (biol.) photogenic cell2 (elettr.) photovoltaic generator. -
16 flour
This is the finely ground grain of wheat, corn, rice, oat, rye, or barley. Unless specified, this term refers to wheat flour. Flour is milled from a variety of wheats containing different amounts of protein. The different levels of protein give each flour unique qualities. All-purpose flour is the most commonly used, especially by the domestic market. This flour is milled from both hard and soft wheats, giving it the strength needed in bread baking, but leaving it tender enough for cakes and pastries. Bread flour has a higher protein content so that it may withstand the constant expansion of the cell walls during proofing and baking. Cake flour is milled from soft wheat, thus containing a very low protein content and preventing the development of gluten. Pastry flour is of relatively low protein content, containing just enough to help stabilize the products during leavening. Whole wheat flours are milled from the whole kernel, thus giving it a higher fiber content and a substantial protein content. Semolina is milled from hard durum wheat, being used mainly for commercial baking and pasta production.the finely ground grain of wheat, corn, rice, oat, rye, or barley. Unless specified, this term refers to wheat flour. Flour is milled from a variety of wheats containing different amounts of protein. The different levels of protein give each flour unique qualities. All-purpose flour is the most commonly used, especially by the domestic market. This flour is milled from both hard and soft wheats, giving it the strength needed in bread baking, but leaving it tender enough for cakes and pastries. Bread flour has a higher protein content so that it may withstand the constant expansion of the cell walls during proofing and baking. Cake flour is milled from soft wheat, thus containing a very low protein content and preventing the development of gluten. Pastry flour is of relatively low protein content, containing just enough to help stabilize the products during leavening. Whole wheat flours are milled from the whole kernel, thus giving it a higher fiber content and a substantial protein content. Semolina is milled from hard durum wheat, being used mainly for commercial baking and pasta production. -
17 diagramma di cella
[CHIM, ELETTR] (di una cella elettrolitica) -
18 pila Weston
[CHIM, ELETTR]Weston cell, Weston cadmium cell -
19 alveolare
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20 brancolare
grope* * *brancolare v. intr.1 to grope (one's way), to fumble, to proceed tentatively (anche fig.): brancolando uscì dalla cella, he groped his way out of the cell; brancolava nel buio, he groped in the dark2 ( esitare) to hesitate, to waver: sto brancolando, non so che soluzione prendere, I'm hesitating, I don't know which solution to choose.* * *[branko'lare]* * *brancolare/branko'lare/ [1](aus. avere) to grope (one's way), to fumble about; brancolare nel buio to grope in the dark (anche fig.).
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