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['fæbjʊləs] 1.aggettivo colloq. favoloso2.interiezione colloq. fantastico* * *['fæbjuləs]1) (wonderful: a fabulous idea.) favoloso2) (existing (only) in a fable: The phoenix is a fabulous bird.) favoloso* * *fabulous /ˈfæbjʊləs/a.3 (fam.) favoloso; fantastico; stupendo; grandioso: fabulous beaches, spiagge favolose; They've got a fabulous house, hanno una casa stupendafabulously avv. fabulousness n. [u].* * *['fæbjʊləs] 1.aggettivo colloq. favoloso2.interiezione colloq. fantastico -
2 fabulous fabu·lous adj
['fæbjʊləs](mythical) favoloso (-a), (fam: wonderful) meraviglioso (-a), fantastico (-a) -
3 fab
[fæb]* * *fab /fæb/a.(fam. GB) favoloso; fantastico; grandioso: a fab house, una casa fantastica● the fab four, i Beatles.* * *[fæb] -
4 ♦ (to) afford
♦ (to) afford /əˈfɔ:d/v. t.1 (usato all'inf., preceduto da can, could, to be able to) permettersi (il lusso di); poter spendere ( denaro); poter disporre di ( tempo): I cannot afford to pay that price, non posso permettermi (di pagare) quel prezzo; DIALOGO → - Building work- We can't afford to move, non possiamo permetterci di traslocare; With his salary he can afford fabulous holidays every summer, col suo stipendio può permettersi vacanze di sogno ogni estate; You can't afford another scandal, non puoi permetterti un altro scandalo; I couldn't afford the time, non ne avevo il tempo2 dare; offrire; produrre: Books and music afford me great pleasure, i libri e la musica mi danno un grande piacere.NOTA D'USO: - to afford to do o to afford doing?- -
5 fable
['feɪbl]1) (moral tale) favola f.; (legend) leggenda f.2) (lie) fandonia f., frottola f.* * *['feibl]1) (a story (usually about animals) that teaches a lesson about human behaviour: Aesop's fables.) favola2) (a legend or untrue story: fact or fable?) mito, leggenda•- fabulous- fabulously* * *fable /ˈfeɪbl/n.2 leggenda; fiaba4 (fig.) favola; invenzione; fandonia.(to) fable /ˈfeɪbl/v. t.favoleggiare di; romanzarefableda.1 leggendario; di favola; favoloso2 di cui si favoleggia; favoleggiato; leggendario; mitico: his fabled collection of clocks, la sua favoleggiata collezione di orologifablern.2 (letter.) favolista.* * *['feɪbl]1) (moral tale) favola f.; (legend) leggenda f.2) (lie) fandonia f., frottola f. -
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♦ (to) afford /əˈfɔ:d/v. t.1 (usato all'inf., preceduto da can, could, to be able to) permettersi (il lusso di); poter spendere ( denaro); poter disporre di ( tempo): I cannot afford to pay that price, non posso permettermi (di pagare) quel prezzo; DIALOGO → - Building work- We can't afford to move, non possiamo permetterci di traslocare; With his salary he can afford fabulous holidays every summer, col suo stipendio può permettersi vacanze di sogno ogni estate; You can't afford another scandal, non puoi permetterti un altro scandalo; I couldn't afford the time, non ne avevo il tempo2 dare; offrire; produrre: Books and music afford me great pleasure, i libri e la musica mi danno un grande piacere.NOTA D'USO: - to afford to do o to afford doing?-
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Fabulous — Fab u*lous (f[a^]b [ u]*l[u^]s), a. [L. fabulosus; cf. F. fabuleux. See {Fable}.] 1. Feigned, as a story or fable; related in fable; devised; invented; not real; fictitious; as, a fabulous description; a fabulous hero. [1913 Webster] The fabulous … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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