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81 vitello
m calfgastronomy veal* * *vitello1 s.m.1 calf** * *[vi'tɛllo]sostantivo maschile1) (animale) calf*2) (carne) veal3) (pelle) calf(skin)•vitello d'oro — bibl. golden calf (anche fig.)
••* * *vitello/vi'tεllo/sostantivo m.1 (animale) calf*3 (pelle) calf(skin)uccidere il vitello grasso to kill the fatted calf\ -
82 vongola
f zoology, gastronomy clam* * ** * *['vongola]sostantivo femminile clam* * *vongola/'vongola/sostantivo f.clam. -
83 zampa
di uccello claw( zoccolo) hoof( arto) leggastronomy di maiale trotterfig giù le zampe! hands off!a zampa di elefante flared* * *zampa s.f.1 ( arto di animale) leg2 ( parte terminale dell'arto degli animali) (di cani, lupi, felini) paw; (di cavallo, capra) hoof*; (di pecora, maiale) trotter; ( di volatile) claw: animale a quattro zampe, four-footed animal // zampe di gallina, ( grafia indecifrabile) scrawl, ( rughe intorno agli occhi) crow's feet // cavare la castagna dal fuoco con la zampa del gatto, to use s.o. as a cat's paw3 ( mano) hand, (scherz.) paw; ( piede) foot*, (scherz.) hoof*: dammi la zampa, give me your paw; giù le zampe!, get your paws off!; camminare a quattro zampe, to walk on all fours* * *['tsampa]sostantivo femminile1) (arto) leg; (parte inferiore dell'arto) paw, foot*zampa anteriore — foreleg; forefoot, forepaw
zampa posteriore — hind leg, hind foot
pantaloni a zampa d'elefante — bell-bottoms, bell-bottomed trousers, flares
camminare a quattro -e — to walk on all fours o on one's hands and knees
giù le -e! — scherz. get your paws off! keep your hands to yourself!
•- e di gallina — (rughe) crow's feet; (scrittura illeggibile) hen tracks
* * *zampa/'tsampa/sostantivo f.1 (arto) leg; (parte inferiore dell'arto) paw, foot*; zampa anteriore foreleg; forefoot, forepaw; zampa posteriore hind leg, hind foot; pantaloni a zampa d'elefante bell-bottoms, bell-bottomed trousers, flares2 colloq. scherz. (di persona) (mano) paw; (piede) hoof*; camminare a quattro -e to walk on all fours o on one's hands and knees; giù le -e! scherz. get your paws off! keep your hands to yourself! -
84 zampone
m gastronomy stuffed pig's trotter* * *zampone s.m.1 ( grossa zampa) big paw2 (cuc.) 'zampone' (pig's trotter stuffed with seasoned mincemeat).* * *[tsam'pone]sostantivo maschile gastr. = pig's trotter stuffed with minced pork meat and spices* * *zampone/tsam'pone/sostantivo m.gastr. = pig's trotter stuffed with minced pork meat and spices. -
85 gastronomia sf
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86 gratella
f, graticola f gastronomy grill* * *gratella s.f.1 (piccola grata) grille, grid2 (cuc.) gridiron, grill: carne in gratella, grilled meat. -
87 involtini
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88 gastronomia
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