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1 abbagliante
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2 lampante
blindingly obvious* * *lampante agg.1 brilliant, shining2 (fig.) (chiaro, evidente) clear, crystal clear; evident; glaringly obvious: una verità lampante, a glaringly obvious truth; vi sono prove lampanti che..., there is clear proof that...* * *[lam'pante]aggettivo (evidente) [contraddizione, errore] glaring, self-evident; [ esempio] blatant, glaring, outstandingsta mentendo, è lampante! — it is blatantly obvious that he's lying!
* * *lampante/lam'pante/(evidente) [contraddizione, errore] glaring, self-evident; [ esempio] blatant, glaring, outstanding; sta mentendo, è lampante! it is blatantly obvious that he's lying! -
3 macroscopico
"macroscopic;Makroskopisch;macroscópico"* * *(pl -ci) fig huge, enormouserrore monumental, colossal* * *macroscopico agg.1 macroscopic: (fis.) stato macroscopico, macroscopic state2 (fig.) glaring, gross: un errore macroscopico, a glaring mistake (o blunder).* * ** * *macroscopicopl. -ci, - che /makros'kɔpiko, t∫i, ke/[ errore] gross, blatant, glaring. -
4 evidente
evident* * *evidente agg. evident, obvious, manifest, clear, plain: avere prove evidenti dell'innocenza di qlcu., to have clear proof of s.o.'s innocence; errore evidente, glaring (o palpable) error (o mistake); è evidente che, it stands to reason (o it is plain) that; tracce evidenti di sangue, clear traces of blood; ''Vieni con noi?'' ''é evidente!'', ''Are you coming with us?'' ''Of course I am!''.* * *[evi'dɛnte]aggettivo [verità, fatto] evident, plain, obvious; [prova, caso, segno] clear; [ errore] glaring, gross; [gioia, imbarazzo] clear, evident; [cambiamento, miglioramento] definiteè evidente che — it is plain o clear that
sta mentendo, è evidente — he's lying, it's obvious
* * *evidente/evi'dεnte/[verità, fatto] evident, plain, obvious; [prova, caso, segno] clear; [ errore] glaring, gross; [gioia, imbarazzo] clear, evident; [cambiamento, miglioramento] definite; è evidente che it is plain o clear that; sta mentendo, è evidente he's lying, it's obvious; senza un motivo evidente without any apparent reason. -
5 grossolano
coarseerrore serious* * *grossolano agg.1 (rozzo, grezzo) coarse, gross, rough: lavoro grossolano, rough (o coarse) work; stoffa grossolana, coarse material; gusti grossolani, coarse taste (s)2 (villano) rude, rough, boorish: un individuo grossolano, rude (o rough o boorish) individual; maniere grossolane, coarse (o rough) manners3 (volgare) gross, coarse, vulgar: lineamenti grossolani, coarse features; linguaggio grossolano, coarse language; piaceri grossolani, coarse pleasures; scherzo grossolano, coarse joke4 (approssimativo) rough: calcolo grossolano, rough calculation; schizzo grossolano, rough sketch; stima grossolana, rough estimate; traduzione grossolana, rough translation5 (madornale) gross: un errore grossolano, a gross mistake (o glaring blunder).* * *[grosso'lano]1) (approssimativo) [ stima] rough; [ lavoro] crude, rough; (mediocre) [ imitazione] crude; [ stoffa] coarse* * *grossolano/grosso'lano/1 (approssimativo) [ stima] rough; [ lavoro] crude, rough; (mediocre) [ imitazione] crude; [ stoffa] coarse -
6 plateale
plateale agg.1 ( pubblico) public; (estens.) ( ostentato) blatant, glaring, evident, obvious: offesa plateale, blatant offence* * *[plate'ale]2) (ostentato) [ gesto] dramatic* * *plateale/plate'ale/2 (ostentato) [ gesto] dramatic. -
7 accecante
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8 eclatante
eclatante agg. evident, obvious, glaring; ( che colpisce) striking, impressive, sensational: una contraddizione eclatante, a glaring (o obvious) contradiction; una vittoria eclatante, a sensational victory.* * *[ekla'tante]* * *eclatante/ekla'tante/[ successo] resounding; [prova, dimostrazione] striking. -
9 sfolgorante
sfolgorante agg. blazing, flaming; flashing; (fig.) shining, radiant: sole sfolgorante, blazing sun; sfolgorante di bellezza, radiant with beauty.* * *[sfolgo'rante]* * *sfolgorante/sfolgo'rante/[ luce] bright, shining, glaring, sparkling. -
10 sfolgorio
* * ** * *sfolgoriopl. -ii /sfolgo'rio, ii/sostantivo m.shine, glaring. -
11 truce
fierce( crudele) cruel* * *truce agg. grim; ( minaccioso) threatening, menacing; ( crudele) fierce, cruel, vicious: sguardo truce, grim look; un truce delitto, a vicious crime.* * *['trutʃe]* * *truce/'trut∫e/[ sguardo] glaring, black; [faccia, aspetto] grim, threatening. -
12 luminoso
luminousstanza bright, full of light* * *luminoso agg.1 bright, shining; luminous (anche fis.): cielo luminoso, bright sky; occhi luminosi, bright eyes; raggio luminoso, ray (of light); stanza luminosa, bright room; corpo luminoso, luminous body; (fis.) onda luminosa, light wave; sorgente luminosa, source of light; fotografia luminosa, high-key photograph; stanza luminosa, well-lighted room2 (fig.) (brillante) brilliant: idea luminosa, brilliant idea; un luminoso esempio d'onestà, a shining example of honesty3 (fig.) (chiaro, evidente) clear; glaring: prova luminosa, clear proof.* * *[lumi'noso]1) (che emette luce) [corpo, punto] luminousfascio luminoso — beam of light, light beam
2) (pieno di luce) [ stanza] bright, well lit; [ colore] bright* * *luminoso/lumi'noso/1 (che emette luce) [corpo, punto] luminous; fascio luminoso beam of light, light beam -
13 marchiano
marchiano agg. enormous; extraordinary: errore marchiano, glaring blunder (o gross mistake).* * *[mar'kjano]* * *marchiano/mar'kjano/errore marchiano blunder. -
14 macroscopico agg
[makros'kɔpiko] macroscopico -a, -ci, -che(dimensione) macroscopic, (errore) glaring -
15 marchiano agg
[mar'kjano] marchiano (-a)(errore) glaring, gross -
16 macroscopico
agg [makros'kɔpiko] macroscopico -a, -ci, -che(dimensione) macroscopic, (errore) glaring -
17 marchiano
agg [mar'kjano] marchiano (-a)(errore) glaring, gross
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