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['fæsaɪl] [AE 'fæsl]1) (glib) [ assumption] superficiale; [ suggestion] specioso* * *facile /ˈfæsaɪl/a.1 semplicistico; superficiale: facile solutions to complex problems, soluzioni semplicistiche per problemi complessi2 (spec. sport) (ottenuto) con facilità; facile; disinvolto; senza sforzo: a facile success, un facile successofacilely avv. facileness n. [u] FALSI AMICI: nell'inglese attuale facile non significa facile in senso positivo.* * *['fæsaɪl] [AE 'fæsl]1) (glib) [ assumption] superficiale; [ suggestion] specioso
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