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101 uscire
vi irreg [uʃ'ʃire]1) (persona: andare fuori) to go out, leave, (venire fuori) to come out, leave, (a piedi) to walk out, (a spasso, la sera) to go outuscire in automobile — to go out in the car, go for a drive
lasciatemi o fatemi uscire! — let me out!
uscire da o di casa — to go out
è uscito dalla porta di servizio/per la finestra — he left by the tradesman's entrance/got out through the window
uscire dall'acqua/dal letto — to get out of the water/of bed
2) (oggetto: gen) to come outla merce che esce dal paese dev'essere dichiarata — goods leaving o going out of the country must be declared
4)(andar fuori, sconfinare)
uscire dagli argini — (fiume) to overflow its banksuscire dai binari — (treno) to leave the rails
uscire di strada — (auto) to go off o leave the road
5)uscire dall'adolescenza — to leave adolescence behinduscire da una brutta malattia — to recover from o get over a bad illness
6)chissà cosa uscirà da tutta questa storia? — who knows what will come of all this?uscire di senno o di sé — to fly into a rage
uscire da un programma Comput — to quit a program
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102 vestibolo
sm [ves'tibolo]1) (ingresso) (entrance) hall, Archeol vestibule2) Anat vestibule -
103 accesso
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104 ammissione
acceptance, admission, entrance -
105 entrata
admission, doorway, entrance, gateway
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