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1 DOT
I [dɒt]nome punto m., puntino m.; (in Internet and e-mail addresses) punto m.; (on fabric, wallpaper) pallino m., pois m."dot, dot, dot" — "puntini, puntini, puntini", "puntini di sospensione"
••since the year dot — colloq. da secoli, da un sacco di tempo
II [dɒt]at two on the dot — alle due spaccate o in punto
1) (in writing) mettere un puntino su [ letter]2) gastr. cospargere [chicken, joint] ( with di, con)* * *[dot](a small, round mark: She marked the paper with a dot.) punto- dotted* * *[dɒt]1. ndots — puntini mpl di sospensionedots and dashes — punti mpl e linee fplon the dot fig — in punto
2. vt* * *DOTsigla* * *I [dɒt]nome punto m., puntino m.; (in Internet and e-mail addresses) punto m.; (on fabric, wallpaper) pallino m., pois m."dot, dot, dot" — "puntini, puntini, puntini", "puntini di sospensione"
••since the year dot — colloq. da secoli, da un sacco di tempo
II [dɒt]at two on the dot — alle due spaccate o in punto
1) (in writing) mettere un puntino su [ letter]2) gastr. cospargere [chicken, joint] ( with di, con) -
2 ♦ dot
♦ dot /dɒt/n.2 puntino; macchietta: a red tie with tiny white dots, una cravatta rossa con piccoli puntini bianchi; The house was now a mere dot on the horizon, la casa ormai non era che un puntino all'orizzonte● (fam.; Internet, market.) dot com, dot-com (agg.) ► dotcom □ a dot of a child, un bambino minuscolo □ (fam.) on the dot, all'ora spaccata; puntualmente: The train left on the dot of 12, il treno è partito alle 12 in punto (o spaccate); to pay on the dot, pagare puntualmente □ since (o from) the year dot, da secoli; da una vita.(to) dot /dɒt/v. t.3 – to dot st. with st., cospargere qc. di qc.: Dot the surface of the pie with butter, cospargere la superficie della torta di burro4 (mus.) punteggiare● to be dotted about, essere sparso qua e là: Beach umbrellas were dotted about, degli ombrelloni da sole erano sparsi qua e là □ (fig.) to dot one's (o the) i's and cross one's (o the) t's, essere meticoloso (o pignolo) □ to dot a line, tratteggiare una linea. -
3 Morse
1. Morse (code)nome alfabeto m. Morse, morse m.2. Morse (code)modificatore [ signal] morse* * *[mo:s](a code for signalling and telegraphy in which each letter is made up of dots and dashes, or short and long sounds or flashes of light.) Morse* * *Morse /mɔ:s/n.(= Morse code) alfabeto Morse.(Surnames) Morse /mɔ:s/* * *1. Morse (code)nome alfabeto m. Morse, morse m.2. Morse (code)modificatore [ signal] morse -
4 morse
1. Morse (code)nome alfabeto m. Morse, morse m.2. Morse (code)modificatore [ signal] morse* * *[mo:s](a code for signalling and telegraphy in which each letter is made up of dots and dashes, or short and long sounds or flashes of light.) Morse* * *morse (1) /mɔ:s/n.(zool., Odobenus rosmarus) tricheco; cavallo marino.morse (2) /mɔ:s/n.(relig.) fermaglio del piviale.* * *1. Morse (code)nome alfabeto m. Morse, morse m.2. Morse (code)modificatore [ signal] morse
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