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1 volgo
volgo s.m.1 common people2 (spreg.) vulgar herd; plebs (pl.).* * *pl. - ghi ['volgo, gi] sostantivo maschile lett. populace, common people pl.; spreg. hoi polloi pl., populace* * *volgopl. - ghi /'volgo, gi/sostantivo m.lett. populace, common people pl.; spreg. hoi polloi pl., populace. -
2 pascolo
m pasture* * *pascolo s.m.1 pasture, grazing; pasturage: terreno da pascolo, grazing (land); quel monte ha buoni pascoli, that mountain has good pastures; pascoli naturali, rough grazing; pascolo aperto, libero, ( in Nord America) range (o rangeland); condurre il gregge al pascolo, to herd the flock to pasture; essere al pascolo, to be grazing // (dir.): diritto di pascolo, right of common; servitù di pascolo, grazing rights; pascolo abusivo, unlawful pasturage2 (fig. non com.) ( nutrimento) food: pascolo per la mente, food for the mind; dar pascolo all'invidia, to stir up envy.* * *['paskolo]sostantivo maschile1) (terreno) pasture, grassland; (attività) grazingtenere a pascolo — to graze [ terreno]
portare una mucca al pascolo — to put a cow out to pasture, to pasture a cow
2) (cibo) food (stuffs), pasture* * *pascolo/'paskolo/sostantivo m.1 (terreno) pasture, grassland; (attività) grazing; tenere a pascolo to graze [ terreno]; portare una mucca al pascolo to put a cow out to pasture, to pasture a cow2 (cibo) food (stuffs), pasture.
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