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1 draw-back
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2 attingere
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3 disegnare
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4 estrazione a sorte
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5 tirare a sorte
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6 trarre
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7 disegnare
draw( progettare) design* * *disegnare v.tr.1 to draw*; to sketch; to design: disegnare un cuore con una freccia, to draw a heart with an arrow; disegnare a mano libera, to draw freehand; disegna tutti i suoi vestiti, she designs all her own dresses; disegnare a penna, a matita, to draw in ink, in pencil; disegnare dal vero, to draw from life // non so disegnare, I can't draw // le nuvole disegnavano strane forme, the clouds formed strange shapes2 (fig.) to describe, to outline: egli disegnò la gravità della presente situazione economica, he outlined the seriousness of the present economic situation; mi ha disegnato con precisione la sua posizione, he gave me a clear outline of his position3 ( progettare) to plan.* * *[diseɲ'ɲare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (rappresentare) to draw* [piantina, ritratto]2) (progettare) to design, to plan [costruzione, ponte, giardino]; to style [auto, cucina]; (elaborare) to design, to style [ abiti]3) fig. (descrivere, delineare) to outline2.* * *disegnare/diseŋ'ŋare/ [1]1 (rappresentare) to draw* [piantina, ritratto]; disegnare a mano libera to draw freehand; disegnare a matita to draw in pencil2 (progettare) to design, to plan [costruzione, ponte, giardino]; to style [auto, cucina]; (elaborare) to design, to style [ abiti]3 fig. (descrivere, delineare) to outline(aus. avere) to draw*. -
8 sorteggiare
draw* * *sorteggiare v.tr. to draw* (lots) for (sthg.), to cast* lots for (sthg.), to choose* by lot: incominciarono a sorteggiare i premi, they began to draw (lots) for the prizes; sorteggiare un nome, to draw a name (by lot); sorteggiare i componenti di una commissione esaminatrice, to choose by lot the members of a board of examiners; sorteggiare obbligazioni, to draw bonds.* * *[sorted'dʒare]verbo transitivo to draw* [numero, biglietto, vincitore]* * *sorteggiare/sorted'dʒare/ [1]to draw* [numero, biglietto, vincitore]. -
9 indietreggiare
draw backcamminando all'indietro step backmilitary retreat* * *indietreggiare v. intr.1 to draw* back, to withdraw*; (bruscamente) to recoil2 (mil.) (ripiegare) fo fall* back; (ritirarsi) to retreat3 (fig.) (cedere) to give* in (to sthg.), to give* way: indietreggiare di fronte a una difficoltà, to give in to a difficulty.* * *[indjetred'dʒare]verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere)1) (spostarsi indietro) to back away, to back off; [ folla] to stand* back2) (ritirarsi) [ esercito] to fall* back, to pull back* * *indietreggiare/indjetred'dʒare/ [1](aus. essere, avere)1 (spostarsi indietro) to back away, to back off; [ folla] to stand* back2 (ritirarsi) [ esercito] to fall* back, to pull back. -
10 predisporre
draw up in advancepredisporre a encourage, promote* * *predisporre v.tr.1 to predispose; ( indurre) to induce: predisponilo in mio favore, predispose him in my favour; la vita isolata l'ha predisposto alla meditazione, his solitary life has predisposed him to meditation; un'alimentazione carente di ferro predispone l'organismo all'anemia, a diet lacking in iron predisposes the organism to anaemia2 ( provvedere in anticipo) to prearrange, to arrange beforehand; ( progettare) to plan: predisporre tutto per una spedizione, to arrange everything for an expedition3 (inform.) to preset*, to prepare.◘ predisporsi v.rifl. to prepare oneself.* * *1. [predis'porre]vb irreg vtto get ready, prepare2. vr (predisporsi)predisporsi a qc — to prepare o.s. for sth
* * *[predis'porre] 1.verbo transitivo1) (disporre) to arrange [sth.] beforehand, to prearrange2) (psicologicamente) to predispose (a to); to prepare (a for)3) med. to predispose2.verbo pronominale predisporsi to prepare oneself, to get* ready* * *predisporre/predis'porre/ [73]1 (disporre) to arrange [sth.] beforehand, to prearrange2 (psicologicamente) to predispose (a to); to prepare (a for)3 med. to predisposeII predisporsi verbo pronominaleto prepare oneself, to get* ready. -
11 macchina di trazione
"draw machine;Zerreismaschine;maquina para ensaios de tração" -
12 estrarre
draw, pull -
13 fermarsi
draw, pull, stay, stop, stop -
14 pareggiare
draw, tie -
15 pareggio
draw, tie -
16 prelevare
draw, withdraw -
17 preparare
draw, make, prepare, ready, train -
18 stendere
draw, hang, spread, spread -
19 tirare
draw, haul, pull, shoot, tug -
20 trainare
draw, pull
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