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['glɑːsɪ] [AE 'glæsɪ]1) (resembling glass) [ substance] vetroso, vitreo2) (slippery) [ road] (from ice) ghiacciato; (from rain) scivoloso* * *1) (not showing any expression: a glassy stare.) vitreo2) (like glass: a glassy sea.) cristallino, trasparente* * *glassy /ˈglɑ:sɪ/a.1 simile a vetro; vetroso; vitreo: glassy porcelain, porcellana vetrosa; a glassy stare, uno sguardo vitreo (o inespressivo)2 calmo; limpido; liscio; trasparente: glassy water, acqua limpida; a glassy sea, un mare liscio (come l'olio)● glassy-eyed, dallo sguardo vitreo □ glassy stillness, quiete assoluta.* * *['glɑːsɪ] [AE 'glæsɪ]1) (resembling glass) [ substance] vetroso, vitreo2) (slippery) [ road] (from ice) ghiacciato; (from rain) scivoloso -
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1) General subject: brash, breakable, brittle, crimp, crumbly, crunchy, delicate, eggshell, evanescent, fay, flimsy, fragile, frail, frangible, friable, glassy (как стекло), hurtable, infirm, insubstantial, mignon, porcelain, rickety (о здоровье), shattery, shivery, short, slight, slim (о телосложении), slimpsy, tender (о здоровье), twiggy, waferish, wafery, weak, weakly (о сложении), egg-shell, airy-fairy, fracture-prone, (мир) precarious2) American: slimsy3) Obsolete: brickle4) Engineering: crisp5) Construction: frowy7) Forestry: brashy10) Polymers: crack-sensitive11) Makarov: brash (о древесине), brashy (о древесине), brickle (о штучных строительных материалах), brickly (о штучных строительных материалах), delicate (о телосложении), fragile (о стебле)12) Gold mining: friable (о порошке)13) Cement: feeble
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