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1 articolato
articolato1 agg.4 ( di sciopero) staggered.* * *I 1. [artiko'lato]participio passato articolare II2.1) anat. articulate2) tecn. (snodato) [autobus, giunto] articulatedII [artiko'lato]un discorso ben articolato — an articulate o a well-structured speech
aggettivo ling.preposizione -a — = preposition combined with a definite article
* * *articolato1/artiko'lato/→ 2. articolareII aggettivo1 anat. articulate2 tecn. (snodato) [autobus, giunto] articulated————————articolato2/artiko'lato/ling. preposizione -a = preposition combined with a definite article. -
2 costruire
build, construct* * *costruire v.tr.1 to build*, to construct; ( fabbricare) to manufacture: costruirono una nuova ala dell'albergo, they built a new wing of the hotel; costruire un muro, to build a wall; costruire in serie, to mass-produce; casa costruita in economia, a jerry-built house // costruire sulla sabbia, (fig.) to build (one's house) on sand2 ( inventare, creare) to construct, to build*, to put* together, to create: costruire una trama, un romanzo, to create a story line, a novel; costruire una fortuna, to build (o make) a fortune; costruire un impero, to construct an empire // (sport) costruire il gioco, un'azione offensiva, to build (o to create) an attack3 (gramm.) to construct, to construe: preposizione che si costruisce col dativo, preposition that is constructed with the dative; costruire un periodo, una frase, to construct a sentence, a phrase.* * *[kostru'ire] 1.verbo transitivo1) (edificare) to build*, to construct [edificio, ponte, diga]; to build*, to lay* (down) [ ferrovia]farsi costruire la casa da qcn. — to have one's house built by sb
2) tecn. (assemblare) to build*, to assemble [automobile, motore, radio]4) ling. to build*, to construct [ frase]2.verbo pronominale costruirsi- rsi un futuro — fig. to shape one's future, to make a future to oneself
* * *costruire/kostru'ire/ [102]1 (edificare) to build*, to construct [edificio, ponte, diga]; to build*, to lay* (down) [ ferrovia]; farsi costruire la casa da qcn. to have one's house built by sb.2 tecn. (assemblare) to build*, to assemble [automobile, motore, radio]4 ling. to build*, to construct [ frase]II costruirsi verbo pronominale- rsi una casa to build oneself a house; - rsi un futuro fig. to shape one's future, to make a future to oneself. -
3 frase
f phrasefrase fatta cliché* * *frase s.f.2 pl. ( locuzione stereotipata) phrases, fine words: ne ho abbastanza delle tue belle frasi!, I've had enough of your fine words; frasi di circostanza, suitable phrases; ci siamo scambiati le solite frasi sul tempo, we exchanged the usual comments on the weather // frase fatta, set (o stock) phrase, idiom, cliché, commonplace: parlare per frasi fatte, to talk in clichés3 ( espressione) phrase, expression: non ha detto frasi troppo gentili sul suo conto, he didn't say very nice things about him; trovare la frase giusta, to find the right expression (o phrase)4 (mus.) phrase.* * *['fraze]sostantivo femminile1) ling. sentence2) (espressione) phrase, expression3) mus. phrase•frase fatta — (luogo comune) hackneyed phrase, set expression, tag
* * *frase/'fraze/sostantivo f.1 ling. sentence2 (espressione) phrase, expression; interrompersi a metà frase to stop in mid-sentence; - i di circostanza formalities3 mus. phrase
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