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1 effiloché
frayed, shredded. -
2 sfilacciato
sfilacciato agg.1 frayed: orlo sfilacciato, frayed hem* * *[sfilat'tʃato] 1.participio passato sfilacciare2.* * *sfilacciato/sfilat't∫ato/II aggettivo -
3 sfrangiato
sfrangiato agg.1 ( sfilacciato) frayed2 ( ornato di frangia) fringed3 (bot., zool.) fimbriate (d).* * *[sfran'dʒato]* * *sfrangiato/sfran'dʒato/ -
4 logoro
indumento worn (out), threadbare* * *logoro1 agg.1 worn (-out), worn (-down): scarpe logore, worn-out shoes; tacchi logori, worn-down heels; un abito coi gomiti logori, a dress worn-out (o threadbare) at the elbows; il mendicante indossava il suo solito abito logoro, the beggar wore his usual threadbare suit // esser logoro dalle fatiche, to be worn-out after hard work2 (fig.) worn (-out), wasted (away): idee, parole logore, trite (o outworn) ideas, words; frasi logore, hackneyed phrases.1 → logoramento2 (sciupio) wasting.logoro3 s.m. (richiamo per la caccia) lure.* * *['logoro]1) (consumato) [ vestito] worn(-out), well-worn, outworn, threadbare2) fig. [ nervi] frayed3) (superato) [ argomento] hackneyed* * *logoro/'logoro/1 (consumato) [ vestito] worn(-out), well-worn, outworn, threadbare2 fig. [ nervi] frayed3 (superato) [ argomento] hackneyed. -
5 consumato
consumato1 agg.1 ( logoro) worn-out, used up: scarpe consumate, worn-out shoes; questa camicia ha i polsi consumati, the cuffs of this shirt are frayed3 (fig.) ( divorato) consumed (with sthg.): era consumato dalla gelosia, dall'odio, he was consumed (o eaten up) with jealousy, with hatred.consumato2 agg. accomplished, consummate, perfect, skilled: un ballerino consumato, an accomplished (o skilled) dancer; con abilità consumata, with consummate skill // delitto non consumato, inchoate crime // matrimonio celebrato e non consumato, marriage celebrated and not consummate.* * *I 1. [konsu'mato]participio passato consumare I2.1) (logorato) worn(-out)2) fig.II 1. [konsu'mato]consumato dall'invidia — consumed by o with envy
participio passato consumare II2.* * *consumato1/konsu'mato/→ 1. consumareII aggettivo1 (logorato) worn(-out)————————consumato2/konsu'mato/→ 2. consumareII aggettivo(esperto) consummate. -
6 slabbrare
slabbrare v.tr. to chip the rim of (sthg.); to break* the rim of (sthg.); ( una ferita) to open: slabbrare un vaso, to break the rim (o brim o lip) of a vase.◘ slabbrarsi v.intr.pron. to chip; ( di tessuto) to fray, to tear*; ( di ferita) to gape, to open: i polsini del maglione si sono slabbrati, the cuffs of the sweater have frayed.* * *[zlab'brare] 1. 2.verbo pronominale slabbrarsi1) (deformarsi) [ maglione] to stretch out2) (allargarsi) [ ferita] to open, to gape* * *slabbrare/zlab'brare/ [1]to stretch the edges of [ maglione]II slabbrarsi verbo pronominale1 (deformarsi) [ maglione] to stretch out2 (allargarsi) [ ferita] to open, to gape. -
7 sfilacciato agg
[sfilat'tʃato] sfilacciato (-a)(tessuto) frayed -
8 filaccicoso
1 ( che si sfilaccia) frayed, ragged, threadbare2 ( filamentoso) filamentous, filamentary; thready. -
9 ragna
ragna s.f.4 ( bava del baco da seta) silk filament. -
10 sfilacciatura
sfilacciatura s.f.1 fraying; ( parte sfilacciata) fray, frayed part -
11 slabbrato
slabbrato agg.1 chipped: una tazza slabbrata, a cup with a chipped rim -
12 sfilacciato
agg [sfilat'tʃato] sfilacciato (-a)(tessuto) frayed
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