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41 temperanza
temperanza s.f. temperance; ( moderazione) moderation, restraint; self-control: temperanza nel bere, nel mangiare, moderation in eating, in drinking.* * *[tempe'rantsa]sostantivo femminile temperance, sobriety* * *temperanza/tempe'rantsa/sostantivo f.temperance, sobriety. -
42 temperato
acciaio temperedmatita sharpclima temperate* * *temperato agg.1 temperate, moderate (anche fig.): temperato nel mangiare, nel bere, moderate (o self-controlled) in eating, in drinking // (geogr.): clima temperato, temperate climate; zona temperata, temperate zone2 (mus.) tempered.* * *[tempe'rato] 1.participio passato temperare2.1) geogr. [clima, zona] temperate2) (moderato) [ ottimismo] temperate, moderate; [ persona] temperate, sober3) mus. tempered* * *temperato/tempe'rato/II aggettivo1 geogr. [ clima, zona] temperate3 mus. tempered. -
43 una grande bevuta
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44 Bacco
Bacco no.pr.m. (mit.) Bacchus // devoto a Bacco, (iron.) devotee of Bacchus; effetti di Bacco, effects of drinking // per Bacco!, by Jove!* * *['bakko]nome proprio maschile Bacchus••* * *Bacco/'bakko/n.pr.m.Bacchus\per Bacco! my word! -
45 abbeveratoio sm
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46 cannuccia sf
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47 fontanella sf
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48 potabile agg
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49 beriolo
beriolo s.m. drinking tray (for a birdcage). -
50 disassuefare
disassuefare v.tr. to disaccustom; ( da un vizio) to wean (away), to get* (s.o.) out of (sthg.): disassuefare qlcu. dal bere, to get s.o. out of the habit of drinking.◘ disassuefarsi v.rifl. to lose* the habit (of doing), to disaccustom oneself (to sthg., to doing), to give* up the habit (of doing). -
51 divezzare
divezzare v.tr.1 to wean: divezzare un bambino, to wean a baby◘ divezzarsi v.rifl. ( disabituarsi) to wean oneself (from a habit), to break* oneself of the habit: divezzare dal bere, to give up drinking; divezzare dal fumo, to wean oneself off cigarettes. -
52 fontanile
m spring(= abbeveratoio) drinking trough* * *fontanile s.m.1 ( fonte) spring, source2 ( abbeveratoio) trough. -
53 regolatezza
regolatezza s.f. ( sobrietà) sobriety, moderation: regolatezza nel mangiare, nel bere, moderation in eating, drinking. -
54 abbeveratoio
sm [abbevera'tojo] abbeveratoio (-oi) -
55 cannuccia
sf [kan'nuttʃa] cannuccia (-ce) -
56 fontanella
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57 ma
[ma]1. congbut, (tuttavia) yet, still, but, (comunque) howevernon solo non beve più ma ha anche smesso di fumare — he's not just given up drinking, he's stopped smoking too
hanno fatto quel che potevano ma non sono riusciti a salvarlo — they did what they could, but they couldn't save him
non se lo merita ma dovremmo cercare di capirlo — even though he doesn't deserve it, we should try to understand him
ma smettila! — give over!, stop it!
ma va'? — (dubitativo) really?, (esclamazione) surely not!
ti dispiace? — ma no! — do you mind? — of course I don't!
ma insomma, vuoi smetterla? — stop it, for heaven's sake!
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58 misurare
[mizu'rare]1. vt1) (gen) to measure, (vista, udito) to test, (valore) to estimate, (capacità) to judge, (terreno) to surveymisurare a occhio — to measure roughly, give a rough estimate
2) (fig : limitare: spese) to limit3)misurare o misurarsi qc — (abito, scarpe, cappotto) to try sth on2. viquanto misura questa stanza? — how big is this room?, what are the measurements of this room?
3. vr (misurarsi)1) (contenersi, regolarsi)misurarsi con qn — to compete with sb, pit o.s. against sb
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59 potabile
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60 regolare
I [reɡo'lare] agg1) (senza variazioni: gen) Gramm, Mat regular, (velocità) steady, (superficie) even, (passo) steady, even2) (in regola: documento, permesso) in orderII [reɡo'lare]1. vt(gen) to regulate, control, (questione, debito, conto) to settle, (apparecchio) to adjust, regulate, (orologio) to set2. vr (regolarsi)1) (moderarsi)regolarsi nel bere/nello spendere — to watch o control one's drinking/spending
2) (comportarsi) to behave, actnon so come regolarmi — I don't know what to do, (nell'usare ingredienti) I don't know what quantities to add
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