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1 connettivo
connettivo agg.1 (med.) connective: tessuto connettivo, connective tissue; il tessuto connettivo dell'economia nazionale, (fig.) the basic structure of the national economy2 (fig.) connecting, linking: l'elemento connettivo di una serie di circostanze, the common link in a series of circumstances◆ s.m.1 ( elemento di connessione) connecting element2 (med.) connective3 (gramm.) connective, conjunction4 (log.) connective.* * *[konnet'tivo]aggettivo e sostantivo maschile connective* * *connettivo/konnet'tivo/agg. e m.connective. -
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4 pot roast
To cook meat slowly by moist heat in a covered pot.( Braise) The meat is first browned, then braised either on top of the stove or in the oven. Pot roasting is best for tougher cuts of meat which require longer cooking times to break down connective tissue. -
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"fabric, web;Gewebe;tecido"* * *m fabric, materialtessuto di lana wooltessuti pl fabrics, material sg* * *tessuto s.m.1 (tess.) cloth, fabric, material, stuff; ( tessuti) textiles (pl.): tessuto a maglia, knitted fabric; tessuto a quadretti, checked fabric; tessuto a righe, striped fabric; un tessuto costoso, an expensive material; tessuto di cotone, lana, seta, cotton, woollen, silk fabric; tessuto fantasia, patterned cloth (o fabric); tessuto felpato, plush; tessuto misto, ( lana e cotone) union; tessuto non tessuto, ( prodotto con macchine diverse dal telaio) nonwoven fabric; tessuto per scarpe, shoe fabric; tessuto pettinato, worsted fabric; tessuto spigato, twill (weave); fabbrica di tessuti, textile factory; fabbricante di tessuti, cloth manufacturer; negozio di tessuti, draper's (shop); negoziante di tessuti, draper2 ( disposizione dei fili) texture3 (biol.) tissue: tessuto connettivo, epiteliale, muscolare, adiposo, connective, epithelial, muscular, adipose tissue // (bot.) tessuto vascolare, vasculose4 (fig.) tissue, web: un tessuto di menzogne, a tissue (o web) of lies // il tessuto urbano, the fabric of the city: inserire aree verdi nel tessuto urbano, to incorporate open spaces into the fabric of the city // tessuto sociale, social structure (o fabric).* * *[tes'suto] 1.participio passato tessere2.aggettivo woven3.sostantivo maschile1) (stoffa) fabric, material, cloth, textiletessuto di lana, cotone — wool(len), cotton cloth
- i sintetici — synthetic materials o fabrics
2) biol. tissue3) fig. tissue, weaving, fabricun tessuto di menzogne — a tissue o weaving of lies
tessuto sociale — the fabric of society, social fabric
* * *tessuto/tes'suto/→ tessereII aggettivowoven; tessuto a mano hand-wovenIII sostantivo m.1 (stoffa) fabric, material, cloth, textile; tessuto di lana, cotone wool(len), cotton cloth; - i sintetici synthetic materials o fabrics; commerciare in -i to deal in textiles; negozio di -i draper's shop3 fig. tissue, weaving, fabric; un tessuto di menzogne a tissue o weaving of lies; tessuto urbano urban fabric; tessuto sociale the fabric of society, social fabric.
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