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1 bollore
bollore s.m.1 boil, boiling, ebullition: dare il bollore a qlco., portare a bollore qlco., to bring sthg. to the boil; levare, alzare il bollore, to come to the boil2 ( caldo eccessivo) excessive heat* * *[bol'lore] 1.sostantivo maschile boil, boiling2.portare qcs. a bollore — to bring sth. to the boil
calmare i -i di qcn. — to cool sb.'s ardour
* * *bollore/bol'lore/I sostantivo m.boil, boiling; portare qcs. a bollore to bring sth. to the boil; alzare il bollore to come to the boilII bollori m.pl. -
2 ebollizione
ebollizione s.f.1 ebullition, boiling, ebullience, ebulliency: punto di ebollizione, boiling point; temperatura di ebollizione, boiling temperature; entrare in ebollizione, to begin to boil (o to come to the boil); acqua in ebollizione, boiling water; (elettr.) ebollizione di un accumulatore, gassing2 (fig.) ferment, turmoil: una mente in ebollizione, a mind in ferment (o turmoil); ho studiato troppo, ho il cervello in ebollizione, I've studied too hard, my mind is seething.* * *[ebollit'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (di liquido)in ebollizione — boiling, on the boil
portare qcs. a ebollizione — to bring sth. to the boil
2) fig.essere in ebollizione — [paese, cervello] to be in a ferment
* * *ebollizione/ebollit'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (di liquido) in ebollizione boiling, on the boil; portare qcs. a ebollizione to bring sth. to the boil; entrare in ebollizione to come to the boil; punto di ebollizione boiling point2 fig. essere in ebollizione [paese, cervello] to be in a ferment.
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