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3 miscela
"mixture;Gemisch;Mischung;mistura"* * *f mixturedi caffè, tabacco blend* * *miscela s.f.1 mixture (anche aut.); (di tè, caffè, tabacco) blend: (aut.) miscela antigelo, antifreeze; (metall.) miscela legante, temper; (chim.) miscela solutropa, solutrope; (miner.) miscela tonante, explosive gas (o firedamp) // miscela sahariana, (greggio algerino) Saharan blend2 (fig.) mixture, blend: una miscela di sapori, odori, a mixture (o blend) of tastes, smells.* * *[miʃ'ʃɛla]sostantivo femminile1) chim. gastr. mixture; (di caffè, tè) blendmiscela di tabacco — smoking mixture, tobacco blend
2) (carburante) mixture3) fig. (miscuglio) mixture, blend* * *miscela/mi∫'∫εla/sostantivo f.2 (carburante) mixture3 fig. (miscuglio) mixture, blend.
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