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1 egocentrico
egocentric* * *egocentrico agg. egocentric, self-centred; self-absorbed; wrapped up in oneself (pred.): il suo atteggiamento è spesso egocentrico, his attitude is often egocentric◆ s.m. egocentric man, self-centred man: sei il solito egocentrico!, as usual you only think of yourself!* * *[eɡo'tʃɛntriko] egocentrico -a, -ci, -che1. aggegocentric, self-centred Brit, self-centered Am2. sm/fself-centred Brit o self-centered Am person* * *1. 2.* * *egocentricopl. -ci, - che /ego't∫εntriko, t∫i, ke/egocentric, self-centred BE, self-centered AE(f. -a) egocentric person, egomaniac. -
2 egocentrico
[eɡo'tʃɛntriko] egocentrico -a, -ci, -che1. aggegocentric, self-centred Brit, self-centered Am2. sm/fself-centred Brit o self-centered Am person -
3 reticolo cubico a corpo centrato
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4 reticolo cubico a facce centrate
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