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41 neo
m molefig flaw* * *neo s.m.1 mole, spot; (med.) naevus*; ( posticcio) beauty-spot, patch: neo materno, naevus maternus (o birthmark); neo peloso, pilose naevus; aveva un neo sulla guancia, she had a mole on her cheek* * *['nɛo]sostantivo maschile1) mole; (finto) beauty spot2) fig. (difetto) flaw, imperfection* * *neo/'nεo/sostantivo m.1 mole; (finto) beauty spot2 fig. (difetto) flaw, imperfection. -
42 occulto
occulto agg.1 ( nascosto) hidden, concealed: amore occulto, hidden love; pensiero occulto, concealed thought; esercitare un potere occulto, to exercise occult power; possedere doti occulte, to possess occult powers // (comm.) socio occulto, sleeping (o silent o dormant) partner // (dir.) vizio occulto, hidden defect (o default o fault)* * *[ok'kulto] occulto (-a)1. aggle scienze occulte — the occult sg, the occult sciences
2. sm* * *[ok'kulto] 1.1) [scienze, forze] occult; [ potere] mystic2) (segreto) [pensieri, ragioni, fondi] secret2.sostantivo maschile* * *occulto/ok'kulto/1 [scienze, forze] occult; [ potere] mystic2 (segreto) [pensieri, ragioni, fondi] secretl'occulto the occult. -
43 rimedio
m (pl -di) remedymedicine medicinesenza rimedio hopeless* * *rimedio s.m. remedy (anche estens.); cure: il riposo è il miglior rimedio, rest is the best cure; non c'è rimedio per questa malattia, there is no cure for this disease; questo è un buon rimedio per il mal di testa, this is a good remedy for headache; ho trovato un rimedio a questo inconveniente, I have found a remedy for this defect; non c'è rimedio!, there is no way-out!; (dir.) rimedio giuridico, remedy (o redress) // a estremi mali, estremi rimedi, (prov.) desperate ills demand desperate remedies.* * *1) (soluzione) cure, remedy (a, contro for)porre rimedio a — to remedy [ situazione]
trovare un rimedio — to find a cure o remedy for sth.
2) (medicina) medicine••a mali estremi, estremi -di — prov. desperate diseases require desperate remedies
* * *rimediopl. -di /ri'mεdjo, di/sostantivo m.1 (soluzione) cure, remedy (a, contro for); porre rimedio a to remedy [ situazione]; trovare un rimedio to find a cure o remedy for sth.; essere senza rimedio to be beyond cure o beyond all remedy2 (medicina) medicinea mali estremi, estremi -di prov. desperate diseases require desperate remedies. -
44 riparabile
riparabile agg.1 repairable: il guasto sarà riparabile in qualche settimana, it will take a few weeks to repair the defect* * *[ripa'rabile]aggettivo repairable (anche fig.)* * *riparabile/ripa'rabile/repairable (anche fig.). -
45 riparare
1. v/t ( proteggere) protect (da from)( aggiustare) repairun torto make up for2. v/i escape* * *riparare1 v.tr.1 ( proteggere) to protect, to shelter; to shield, to screen: riparare dal freddo, dal sole, dalla pioggia, dal vento, to protect (o to shelter) from the cold, from the sun, from the rain, from the wind; un maglione che ripara dal freddo, a sweater that protects (one) from the cold; le tende riparano la stanza dalla luce, the curtains protect the room from the light; quegli alberi riparano la casa dal vento, those trees shield (o screen) the house from the wind; questi occhiali riparano gli occhi dal riverbero della neve, these goggles shield your eyes from the glare of the snow; i motociclisti indossano i caschi per ripararsi la testa, motorcyclists wear crash helmets to protect their heads2 ( aggiustare) to repair, to mend; (mecc.) to repair, to fix; (mar.) to refit: l'automobile deve essere riparata, the car needs to be repaired; riparare un muro, un guasto, to repair a wall, a breakdown; riparare una scarpa, to repair (o to mend) a shoe; riparare un vestito, to mend a dress // far riparare una sveglia, to have (o to get) an alarm clock mended3 ( porre rimedio a, rimediare) to redress, to rectify, to make* amends for (sthg.); ( risarcire) to indemnify, to compensate, to pay*: riparare un'ingiustizia, to redress a grievance (o to rectify an injustice); riparare un'offesa, to make amends for an insult; riparare un torto, to right (o to redress) a wrong; riparare un danno, ( risarcirlo) to pay (o to indemnify for) damages // riparare un esame, to repeat (o to resit) an examination◆ v. intr. ( porre rimedio) to remedy (sthg.), to make* up (for sthg.); to redress (sthg.): riparare un inconveniente, to remedy (o to put right) a defect; riparare a una perdita, to make up for a loss // riparare a un danno, ( risarcirlo) to pay (o to indemnify for) damages // se hai sbagliato dovrai riparare, if you've made a mistake you'll have to rectify (o to correct) it.◘ ripararsi v.rifl. ( difendersi) to protect oneself: porto il cappotto per ripararmi dal freddo, I wear an overcoat to protect myself from the cold; riparare dalla pioggia, to shelter from the rain; alzò le braccia per riparare dai colpi, he raised his arms to protect (o to shield) himself from the blows.riparare2 v. intr. ( rifugiarsi) to take* shelter, to take* refuge; to take* cover; to repair (to a place): ripararono in una caverna, they took shelter (o cover) in a cave; ripararono in Francia, they repaired to France.* * *[ripa'rare]1. vt1) (aggiustare) to repair2)riparare (da) — to protect (from)3)4) Scol2. vi* * *I 1. [ripa'rare]verbo transitivo1) (proteggere) to protect, to screen, to shelter, to shield (da from)2) (aggiustare) to fix, to mend, to repair [auto, giocattolo, orologio, scarpe, tetto]3) (porre rimedio a) to redress [ errore]; to redress, to right [ torto]; to rectify [ malefatta]4) scol. colloq. = in the previous secondary school system, to sit an exam in September on subjects that the student did not pass in June2.3.riparare a — to repair, to atone [errore, sgarbo]
II [ripa'rare]- rsi dalla pioggia — to keep out of the rain, to take refuge o shelter from rain
* * *riparare1/ripa'rare/ [1]1 (proteggere) to protect, to screen, to shelter, to shield (da from)2 (aggiustare) to fix, to mend, to repair [auto, giocattolo, orologio, scarpe, tetto]4 scol. colloq. = in the previous secondary school system, to sit an exam in September on subjects that the student did not pass in June(aus. avere) riparare a to repair, to atone [errore, sgarbo]III ripararsi verbo pronominale(proteggersi) to protect oneself, to shelter (da from); - rsi dalla pioggia to keep out of the rain, to take refuge o shelter from rain; portava un cappello per -rsi gli occhi dal sole she wore a hat to screen her eyes from the sun.————————riparare2/ripa'rare/ [1] -
46 sbavatura
sbavatura s.f.1 ( bava) dribble; slobber, slaver2 ( di lumaca) slime3 (tip.) blur, smudge4 ( di carta) uncut edge6 ( di rossetto) smear7 (fig.) ( dispersione, lungaggine) long-winded passage: questo romanzo ha troppe sbavature, this novel has too many long-winded passages8 ( imperfezione) imperfection, slight defect.* * *[zbava'tura]sostantivo femminile1) (macchia di bava) dribble, slobber U2) (colatura, macchia di colore) smear, smudge3) fig. (imperfezione) flaw, blunder4) metall. burring* * *sbavatura/zbava'tura/sostantivo f.1 (macchia di bava) dribble, slobber U2 (colatura, macchia di colore) smear, smudge3 fig. (imperfezione) flaw, blunder4 metall. burring. -
47 smagliatura
f ladder, AE runmedicine stretch mark* * *smagliatura s.f.1 ( di calza) ladder, (amer.) run: aveva una smagliatura nelle calze, she had a ladder in her stocking3 (fig.) ( discontinuità) gap, discontinuity; ( difetto) flaw, defect: una smagliatura nel sistema organizzativo, a gap in the organization.* * *[zmaʎʎa'tura]sostantivo femminile1) (di calze) ladder BE, run AE2) med. (della pelle) stretch mark* * *smagliatura/zmaλλa'tura/sostantivo f.2 med. (della pelle) stretch mark -
48 tarato
tarato agg.1 tared2 (mecc.) set, adjusted, calibrated* * *[ta'rato] 1.participio passato tarare2.1) comm. tared2) tecn. [ strumento] calibrated3) med. affected by a hereditary taint4) spreg. (anormale, stravagante) weird, mad* * *tarato/ta'rato/→ tarareII aggettivo1 comm. tared2 tecn. [ strumento] calibrated3 med. affected by a hereditary taint4 spreg. (anormale, stravagante) weird, mad. -
49 vizio di pronuncia
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50 defezionare vi
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51 fabbricazione sf
[fabbrikat'tsjone]di fabbricazione italiana — made in Italy, Italian made
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52 magagna sf
[ma'ɡaɲɲa]1) (anche), fig defect, flaw, blemish2) (noia, guaio) problem -
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54 pecca sf
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55 pronuncia sf
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56 tara sf
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57 tarato agg
[ta'rato] tarato (-a)1) Comm tared, Tecn calibrated2) Med with a hereditary defectma tu sei tarato scherz — you're nuts
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58 vizio sm
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59 vizio procedurale
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60 menda
menda s.f. (letter.) (difetto) flaw, defect; (errore) mistake, fault: rilevare le mende in qlco., to pick out the mistakes in sthg.
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