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41 viso
m face* * *viso s.m. face: un viso sorridente, radioso, scuro, a smiling, radiant, gloomy (o sullen) face; un viso che non mi è nuovo, a familiar face (o a face I have seen before); accendersi in viso, to grow red in the face (o to flush); guardare qlcu. in viso, to look s.o. in the face; lavarsi il viso, to wash one's face // a viso aperto, ( francamente) openly (o frankly) // viso a viso, face to face // fare buon viso a cattiva sorte, to make the best of things // viso pallido, paleface.* * *['vizo]sostantivo maschile facea viso aperto — fig. openly
••* * *viso/'vizo/ ⇒ 4sostantivo m.\fare buon viso a cattivo gioco to make the best of a bad bargain\viso pallido paleface. -
42 arrossire vi
[arros'sire]arrossire (di, per) — (vergogna, imbarazzo) to blush (with), (piacere) to flush (with)
arrossire fino alle orecchie — to go o turn bright red, blush to the roots of one's hair
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43 infocare
infocare v.tr.1 (ant.) to heat up, to make* red hot2 (estens.) to flush red: l'ira gli infocava il volto, anger flushed his face red3 (fig.) to inflame, to kindle, to excite.◘ infocarsi v.intr.pron.1 to become* red hot2 (estens.) to become* flushed: gli si era infocato il viso per il caldo, his face became flushed with the heat3 (fig.) to become* inflamed, to grow* heated, to get* excited: infocare nella discussione, to grow heated in an argument.* * *[info'kare]See: -
44 rossore sm
[ros'sore]sentirsi salire il rossore alle guance — (per vergogna, pudore) to begin to blush, feel one's cheeks go red
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45 scalmana sf
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46 sciacquone sm
[ʃak'kwone](del water) flush -
47 scovare vt
[sko'vare]Caccia to drive out, flush out, put up, fig to unearth, find, discover -
48 vampa sf
['vampa](del sole) burning heat, (fiamma) flame, (fig : rossore: per calore, ira) flush, (per vergogna) blush -
49 vampata sf
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50 flussometro
"flowmeter;Durchflussmeter"* * *flussometro s.m.1 ( per fluidi) flowmeter, rotameter2 (elettr.) fluxmeter3 ( del WC) flushometer, flush valve. -
51 arrossire
vi [arros'sire]arrossire (di, per) — (vergogna, imbarazzo) to blush (with), (piacere) to flush (with)
arrossire fino alle orecchie — to go o turn bright red, blush to the roots of one's hair
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52 rossore
sm [ros'sore]sentirsi salire il rossore alle guance — (per vergogna, pudore) to begin to blush, feel one's cheeks go red
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53 scala reale
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54 scalmana
sf [skal'mana] -
55 sciacquone
sm [ʃak'kwone](del water) flush -
56 scovare
vt [sko'vare]Caccia to drive out, flush out, put up, fig to unearth, find, discover -
57 vampa
sf ['vampa](del sole) burning heat, (fiamma) flame, (fig : rossore: per calore, ira) flush, (per vergogna) blush -
58 vampata
sf [vam'pata] -
59 arrossire
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60 cacciata
fflushing, flush
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