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1 geologia
f geology* * *geologia s.f. geology: geologia applicata, tecni- ca, engineering geology; geologia del sottosuolo, subsurface geology; geologia strutturale, structural geology.* * *[dʒeolo'dʒia]sostantivo femminile geology* * *geologia/dʒeolo'dʒia/sostantivo f.geology. -
2 carbonifero
1. adj geology carboniferouscoal (attr)2. m geology Carboniferous* * *carbonifero agg. (geol.) carboniferous, coal (attr.): bacino carbonifero, coalfield; strato, livello carbonifero, coal (-bearing) seam; sequenza di strati carboniferi, coal measures // ( periodo) carbonifero, Carboniferous (period).* * *[karbo'nifero] 1.1)bacino carbonifero — coal basin, coalfield
2) geol. carboniferous2.sostantivo maschile geol.* * *carbonifero/karbo'nifero/1 strato carbonifero coal seam; bacino carbonifero coal basin, coalfield2 geol. carboniferousgeol. il carbonifero the Carboniferous. -
3 abrasione
"abrasion;Abrieb;abrasão"* * *f abrasiongeology erosion( cancellatura)erasure* * *abrasione s.f.1 abrasion (anche med.); scraping off2 ( escoriazione) abrasion, excoriation3 (geol., tecn.) abrasion.* * *[abra'zjone]sostantivo femminile1) (raschiatura) scraping, erasure2) med. abrasion, graze* * *abrasione/abra'zjone/sostantivo f.1 (raschiatura) scraping, erasure2 med. abrasion, graze. -
4 ammasso
m pilegeology mass* * *ammasso s.m.1 heap, mass, pile, hoard: un ammasso di macerie, di detriti, a pile of rubble, of detritus; un ammasso di bugie, a pack of lies2 (amm.) stockpiling; (luogo) government pool // portare il cervello all'ammasso, (fam.) to toe the (party) line3 (scient.) cluster: ammasso globulare, globular cluster; ammasso cristallino, crystal cluster; ammasso stellare, star cluster.* * *[am'masso]sostantivo maschile1) (mucchio) pile, heap2) astr.3) econ.* * *ammasso/am'masso/sostantivo m.1 (mucchio) pile, heap; l'automobile è un ammasso di lamiere the car is a wreck2 astr. ammasso stellare star cluster3 econ. portare il grano all'ammasso to stockpile grain. -
5 arenaria
"sandstone;Sandstein;arenito"* * *f geology sandstonebotany sandwort* * *arenaria s.f.* * *[are'narja]sostantivo femminile geol. sandstone* * *arenaria/are'narja/sostantivo f.geol. sandstone. -
6 assestamento
m adjustmentperiodo di assestamento period of adjustmentgeology settlingcommerce balanceassestamento del bilancio balance of the budget* * *assestamento s.m. arrangement, adjustment; ( sistemazione definitiva) settlement: periodo di assestamento, period of adjustment (o settling-down period); (amm.) assestamento del bilancio, balance of the budget; (edil.) assestamento del terreno, ground settling; (geol.) piano di assestamento, bed plane; scosse di assestamento, after shocks.* * *[assesta'mento]sostantivo maschile1) arrangement2) (del terreno) settlement* * *assestamento/assesta'mento/sostantivo m.1 arrangement2 (del terreno) settlement; scossa di assestamento aftershock. -
7 corrugamento
m wrinklinggeology folding* * *corrugamento s.m.1 wrinkling, frowning: corrugamento della fronte, wrinkling of the forehead (o knitting of the brows); corrugamento della pelle, wrinkling of the skin2 (geol.) corrugation, folding.* * *[korruga'mento]sostantivo maschile (di pelle, fronte) wrinkling* * *corrugamento/korruga'mento/sostantivo m.(di pelle, fronte) wrinkling. -
8 decalcificazione
* * ** * *[dekaltʃifikat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile decalcification* * *decalcificazione/dekalt∫ifikat'tsjone/sostantivo f.decalcification. -
9 detrito
m debrisgeology detritus* * *detrito s.m.1 (geol.) debris, detritus [U]: detrito di falda, colluvium (o scree o talus); detrito glaciale, drift; cono di detrito, debris cone2 ( frammento, scoria) fragment; rubbish [U], waste [U]; ( di legno) shavings (pl.); (edil.) rubble [U]: un mucchio di detriti, a heap of rubble // un detrito della società, (fig.) an outcast of society.* * *[de'trito]sostantivo maschile geol. debris U, detritus U* * *detrito/de'trito/sostantivo m.geol. debris U, detritus U. -
10 era
1. f ( epoca) age, erageology eraera atomica atomic ageera glaciale Ice Age* * *era s.f. era (anche geol.); ( epoca) epoch; ( età) age: l'era cristiana, the Christian era; l'era atomica, the atomic age; (geol.) l'era paleozoica, the Paleozoic era; nella nostra era, in our age; una nuova era di civiltà, a new era of civilization; l'era in cui viviamo, the age we live in; la teoria di Einstein segna una nuova era, Einstein's theory marks a new epoch (o era).* * *['ɛra]sostantivo femminile era, age* * *era/'εra/sostantivo f.era, age; l'era cristiana the Christian era; l'era industriale the industrial age; una nuova era per la tecnologia a new era in technology. -
11 erosione
"erosion;Erosion;erosão"* * *f geology erosion* * *erosione s.f. erosion (anche fig.); ( a opera dell'acqua) wash // (geol.) erosione accelerata, accelerated erosion; erosione eolica, wind erosion; erosione regressiva, headward erosion // (econ.) l'erosione dei redditi a causa dell'inflazione, the erosion of income due to inflation.* * *[ero'zjone]sostantivo femminile erosion* * *erosione/ero'zjone/sostantivo f.erosion. -
12 falda
f layergeology stratumdi cappello brim( pendio) slope( piede di monte) footfalda acquifera water table* * *falda s.f.1 (geol.) stratum*; layer: falda freatica, ground water table (o water table); falda impermeabile, impermeable stratum4 ( di abito) tail: abito a falde, tailcoat (o tails); attaccarsi alle falde di qlcu., (fig.) to hang onto s.o.'s skirts5 ( di tetto) pitch6 ( pendio di monte) slope; ( piede di monte) foot: alle falde del monte, at the foot of the mountain7 (tess.) lap8 ( parte di animale macellato) loin of meat9 ( di armatura) tasse* * *['falda]sostantivo femminile1) (strato) layer, stratum* (anche geol.)2) (di neve) (snow) flake3) (tesa) brim4) (di abito) tail5) (di monte) slope6) (di tetto) pitch•* * *falda/'falda/sostantivo f.1 (strato) layer, stratum* (anche geol.)2 (di neve) (snow) flake; nevica a larghe -e the snow is falling in large flakes3 (tesa) brim4 (di abito) tail5 (di monte) slope; alle -e del monte at the foot of the mountain6 (di tetto) pitchfalda acquifera water-bearing stratum; falda freatica water table. -
13 glaciazione
f geology glaciation* * ** * *[glatʃat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile glaciation* * *glaciazione/glat∫at'tsjone/sostantivo f.glaciation. -
14 lavagna
f blackboardgeology slatelavagna luminosa overhead projector* * *lavagna s.f.1 blackboard, board: cancellare la lavagna, to wipe the blackboard; scrivere alla lavagna, to write on the blackboard; chiamare un alunno alla lavagna, to call a pupil to the blackboard // lavagna luminosa, overhead projector // lavagna magnetica, magnetic board2 (min.) slate.* * *[la'vaɲɲa]sostantivo femminile1) miner. slate2) (per scrivere) blackboardscrivere qcs. alla o sulla lavagna to write sth. on the blackboard; andare alla lavagna — to go to the blackboard
•* * *lavagna/la'vaŋŋa/sostantivo f.1 miner. slate2 (per scrivere) blackboard; scrivere qcs. alla o sulla lavagna to write sth. on the blackboard; andare alla lavagna to go to the blackboardlavagna luminosa overhead projector; lavagna magnetica magnetic blackboard. -
15 magnitudo
f invar geology (earthquake) magnitude* * ** * *[maɲɲi'tudo]sostantivo femminile invariabile magnitude* * *magnitudo/maŋŋi'tudo/f.inv.magnitude; sisma di magnitudo 5 earthquake measuring 5. -
16 ripiano
m (=scaffale) shelftreno rack(=terreno pianeggiante) terrace( pianerottolo) landinggeology bench* * *ripiano s.m.2 ( terreno pianeggiante) level ground, terrace* * *[ri'pjano]sostantivo maschile shelf** * *ripiano/ri'pjano/sostantivo m.shelf*. -
17 scisto
m geology schist* * ** * *['ʃisto]sostantivo maschile schist* * *scisto/'∫isto/sostantivo m.schist\scisto argilloso shale. -
18 geologia sf
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19 bradisismo
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20 geotettonica
geotettonica s.f. tectonics [U], structural geology.
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