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I ['klʌstə(r)]nome (of berries) grappolo m.; (of people, islands, trees, houses) gruppo m.; (of flowers) cespo m.; (of insects) sciame m.; (of ideas) insieme m.; (of diamonds) contorno m.; (of stars) ammasso m.II ['klʌstə(r)]verbo intransitivo raggrupparsi, raccogliersi ( around intorno a)* * *1. noun(a closely-packed group (of people or things): a cluster of berries; They stood in a cluster.) gruppo; grappolo2. verb((often with round) to group together in clusters: They clustered round the door.) raggrupparsi* * *cluster /ˈklʌstə(r)/n.1 grappolo; mazzo2 gruppo ( di persone, animali, ecc.): to arrive in clusters, arrivare a gruppi; little clusters of people, gruppetti (o capannelli) di persone6 (comput.) cluster7 (demogr., stat.) grappolo● (mil.) cluster bomb, bomba a grappolo □ cluster candlestick, candelabro □ (med.) cluster headache, cefalea a grappolo □ (bot.) cluster pine ( Pinus pinaster), pino marittimo; pino selvatico; pinastro.(to) cluster /ˈklʌstə(r)/A v. i.2 far grappolo; raggrupparsi; stringersi: The peasants clustered around the fireplace, i contadini facevano grappolo intorno al caminoB v. t.raccogliere; raggruppare● to cluster together, assembrarsi; assieparsi □ (archit.) clustered pier, pilastro polistilo.* * *I ['klʌstə(r)]nome (of berries) grappolo m.; (of people, islands, trees, houses) gruppo m.; (of flowers) cespo m.; (of insects) sciame m.; (of ideas) insieme m.; (of diamonds) contorno m.; (of stars) ammasso m.II ['klʌstə(r)]verbo intransitivo raggrupparsi, raccogliersi ( around intorno a)
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