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1 acqua a pelo libero
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2 guizzare
dart* * *guizzare v. intr.1 (di serpi ecc.) to wriggle; (di pesci) to dart; (dimenarsi giocosamente) to frisk, to frolic: le anguille mi guizzarono via dalle dita, the eels wriggled out of my fingers; i delfini guizzavano sulla superficie dell'acqua, dolphins were frisking on the surface of the water2 (di luce) to flash, to flicker3 (muoversi rapidamente) to dart, to flash; (balzare) to jump, to leap*: nell'aria guizzavano le rondini, swallows were darting through the air // guizzar via, (scappare agilmente) to slip away: il prigioniero guizzò via dalle mani dei poliziotti, the prisoner wriggled free from the hands of the police; il rapido guizzò via, the express train flashed past.* * *[gwit'tsare]1) (muoversi rapidamente) [ pesce] to squirm, to dart; [ muscoli] to ripple; [ fiamma] to leap*; [ fulmine] to flash2) (saltare) to jump, to leap** * *guizzare/gwit'tsare/ [1](aus. essere)1 (muoversi rapidamente) [ pesce] to squirm, to dart; [ muscoli] to ripple; [ fiamma] to leap*; [ fulmine] to flash2 (saltare) to jump, to leap*.
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