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1 follower
['fɒləʊwə(r)]1) (of thinker, artist) discepolo m. (-a); (of political leader) sostenitore m. (-trice); (of religion, teachings, tradition) seguace m. e f.2) (of sport, TV series) appassionato m. (-a); (of team) tifoso m. (-a), sostenitore m. (-trice)3) (not a leader) gregario m.* * *noun (a person who follows, especially the philosophy, ideas etc of another person: He is a follower of Plato (= Plato's theories).) discepolo* * *follower /ˈfɒləʊə(r)/n.1 seguace; discepolo; aderente: a follower of Islam, un seguace dell'Islam; a follower of Freud, un discepolo di Freud2 chi è al seguito di q.; persona del seguito; servitore: the Duke and his followers, il duca e gli uomini del suo seguito6 (mecc.) anello premistoppa* * *['fɒləʊwə(r)]1) (of thinker, artist) discepolo m. (-a); (of political leader) sostenitore m. (-trice); (of religion, teachings, tradition) seguace m. e f.2) (of sport, TV series) appassionato m. (-a); (of team) tifoso m. (-a), sostenitore m. (-trice)3) (not a leader) gregario m. -
2 follower
(inform.) essere — di qualcunoseguire qualcuno [su una rete sociale]; avere molti/pochi —essere seguiti da molti/pochi utenti [su una rete sociale] -
3 follower fol·low·er n
['fɒləʊə(r)](disciple) seguace m/f, discepolo (-a), (of team) tifoso (-a) -
4 camp follower
nome mil. civile m. al seguito di un esercito; (sympathizer) simpatizzante m. e f., sostenitore m. (-trice)* * *nfig simpatizzante m/f* * *nome mil. civile m. al seguito di un esercito; (sympathizer) simpatizzante m. e f., sostenitore m. (-trice) -
5 poodle
['puːdl]* * *['pu:dl](a breed of dog whose curly hair is often clipped in a decorative way.) barboncino* * *poodle /ˈpu:dl/n.1 can barbone; barboncino2 (spreg. ingl.) leccapiedi; tirapiedi● (ind. tess.) poodle cloth, bouclé (franc.).(to) poodle /ˈpu:dl/v. t.* * *['puːdl] -
6 adherent
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7 ♦ camp
♦ camp (1) /kæmp/n.1 campo; accampamento; attendamento; campeggio (tur.); camping (tur.): military camp, accampamento militare; refugee camp, campo profughi; (GB) holiday camp, villaggio turistico; labour camp, campo di lavoro (coatto); to make camp, accamparsi; to strike camp, levare il campo; levare le tende; to pitch camp, montare il campo; piantare le tende; accamparsi; Let's go back to camp, torniamo all'accampamento; death camp, campo di sterminio; detention camp, campo d'internamento; nudist camp, campo di nudisti2 campo; partito; parte: the anti-war camp, il campo dei contrari alla guerra; Which camp is he in?, da che parte sta?; to go over to the other camp, cambiare campo; passare nell'altro campo● camp bed, letto da campo; brandina □ camp fever, febbre tifoide □ camp fire ► campfire □ camp follower, civile al seguito dell'esercito; ( anche) vivandiera, (spreg.) prostituta; (fig.) simpatizzante, sostenitore □ ( USA) camp meeting, raduno religioso all'aperto □ camp site ► campsite □ camp stool, seggiolino pieghevole □ camp stove, fornello da campo □ summer camp, campeggio estivo ( per ragazzi); colonia estiva.camp (2) /kæmp/A n. [u]1 (teatr., cinem.) recitazione caricata; teatralità esagerata; gigionismo; kitsch voluto2 effeminatezza esagerata o ostentata; mossette (pl.)B a.1 (cinem., teatr.) volutamente caricato; teatrale; da gigione; volutamente kitsch2 affettato; lezioso4 di, da, per gay● (scherz. fam.) as camp as a row of pink tents, vistosamente o ostentatamente gay.(to) camp (1) /kæmp/A v. i.1 accamparsi; attendarsi2 (tur.) fare campeggio; campeggiare3 (fig.) installarsi in permanenzaB v. t.● to go camping, andare in campeggio; fare del campeggio.(to) camp (2) /kæmp/v. i. – to camp it up1 (cinem., teatr.) recitare calcando le tinte; dare un'interpretazione effeminata di un personaggio2 comportarsi in modo esageratamente o ostentatamente effeminato; fare la checca (pop.). -
8 devotee
[ˌdevə'tiː]nome (of music, etc.) appassionato m. (-a), fanatico m. (-a); (of cause) fautore m. (-trice), partigiano m. (-a); (of person) ammiratore m. (-trice); (of sect) fedele m. e f.* * *[devə'ti:]noun (a keen follower; an enthusiast: a devotee of football.) appassionato* * *devotee /dɛvəˈti:/n.* * *[ˌdevə'tiː]nome (of music, etc.) appassionato m. (-a), fanatico m. (-a); (of cause) fautore m. (-trice), partigiano m. (-a); (of person) ammiratore m. (-trice); (of sect) fedele m. e f. -
9 minion
['mɪnɪən]* * *['minjən](a slave-like follower or employee.) servo, tirapiedi* * *minion /ˈmɪnɪən/n.1 (lett.) favorito2 (spreg. o scherz.) servo; adulatore; tirapiedi3 (tipogr.) corpo 7● (fig.) minion of the law, poliziotto; carceriere.* * *['mɪnɪən] -
10 valve
[vælv]1) (in engine, on tyre) valvola f.2) anat. (of organ) valvola f.3) (of mollusc, fruit) valva f.4) (on brass instrument) valvola f., pistone m.5) BE elettron. valvola f.* * *[vælv]1) (a device for allowing a liquid or gas to pass through an opening in one direction only.) valvola2) (a structure with the same effect in an animal body: Valves in the heart control the flow of blood in the human body.) valvola3) (a type of electronic component found in many, especially older, types of television, radio etc.) valvola* * *valve /vælv/n.1 (anat., mecc., radio) valvola: the valves of the heart, le valvole del cuore; the valve of a tyre, la valvola d'un pneumatico; air valve, valvola di sfiato; check valve, valvola di ritegno2 (bot., zool.) valva; opercolo● valve cock, rubinetto a valvola □ (mecc.) valve core, spillo della valvola □ ( USA) valve follower = valve tappet ► sotto □ (autom., mecc.) valve gear, (meccanismo della) distribuzione: valve gear timing, fasatura della distribuzione □ ( di motore) valve-in-head, a valvole in testa □ (autom., mecc.) valve lifter, alzavalvole □ (mecc.) valve seat, sede della valvola □ ( radio) valve set, apparecchio a valvole □ valve sluice, chiusa; paratoia □ (autom.) valve spring, molla elicoidale ( della testa di un pistone) □ (autom.) valve stem, stelo della valvola □ (mecc.) valve tappet, punteria.* * *[vælv]1) (in engine, on tyre) valvola f.2) anat. (of organ) valvola f.3) (of mollusc, fruit) valva f.4) (on brass instrument) valvola f., pistone m.5) BE elettron. valvola f. -
11 henchman hench·man n
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12 Christian
['krɪstʃən] 1.1) cristiano2) [ attitude] caritatevole2.nome cristiano m. (-a)* * *['kris ən] 1. noun(a follower of or a believer in Christ.) cristiano2. adjectiveHe had a Christian upbringing.) cristiano- christian name* * *['krɪstʃən] 1.1) cristiano2) [ attitude] caritatevole2.nome cristiano m. (-a) -
13 follow
['fɒləʊ] 1.1) (move after) seguire [person, car] ( into in)to follow sb. in — entrare seguendo qcn.
2) (come after) seguire [event, item on list]; succedere a [ leader]3) (go along, be guided by) seguire [clue, path, fashion, instinct, instructions]4) (support, be led by) seguire [teachings, example]; praticare, professare [ religion]; aderire a [faith, ideas]; essere seguace di [person, leader]5) (watch or read closely) seguire [sport, stock market, serial, trial]6) (understand) seguire [explanation, reasoning]7) (practise) esercitare, fare [trade, profession]; proseguire [ career]; seguire [ way of life]2.1) (move after) seguireto follow in sb.'s footsteps — seguire le tracce di qcn
2) (come after in time) seguirethe sum is calculated as follows — la somma viene calcolata come segue o nel seguente modo
3) (be logical consequence) conseguire, derivare4) (understand) seguire•* * *['foləu] 1. verb1) (to go or come after: I will follow (you).) seguire2) (to go along (a road, river etc): Follow this road.) seguire3) (to understand: Do you follow (my argument)?) seguire4) (to act according to: I followed his advice.) seguire•- follower- following 2. adjective1) (coming after: the following day.) seguente, successivo2) (about to be mentioned: You will need the following things.)3. preposition(after; as a result of: Following his illness, his hair turned white.) in seguito a4. pronoun(things about to be mentioned: You must bring the following - pen, pencil, paper and rubber.)- follow up* * *['fɒləʊ] 1.1) (move after) seguire [person, car] ( into in)to follow sb. in — entrare seguendo qcn.
2) (come after) seguire [event, item on list]; succedere a [ leader]3) (go along, be guided by) seguire [clue, path, fashion, instinct, instructions]4) (support, be led by) seguire [teachings, example]; praticare, professare [ religion]; aderire a [faith, ideas]; essere seguace di [person, leader]5) (watch or read closely) seguire [sport, stock market, serial, trial]6) (understand) seguire [explanation, reasoning]7) (practise) esercitare, fare [trade, profession]; proseguire [ career]; seguire [ way of life]2.1) (move after) seguireto follow in sb.'s footsteps — seguire le tracce di qcn
2) (come after in time) seguirethe sum is calculated as follows — la somma viene calcolata come segue o nel seguente modo
3) (be logical consequence) conseguire, derivare4) (understand) seguire•
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