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121 ■ feed through
■ feed throughv. i. + avv.( di fattore nuovo) cominciare ad avere effetto; cominciare a farsi sentire. -
122 ■ fight through
■ fight throughA v. i. + avv.combattere, lottare, battersi fino in fondoB v. t. + avv.C v. i. + prep.farsi largo lottando tra ( la folla, ecc.). -
123 ■ flip through
■ flip throughv. t. + prep.girare velocemente le pagine di; sfogliare velocemente; scartabellare; dare una scorsa a. -
124 follow-through
[ˌfɒləʊ'θruː]1) sport (of a stroke) accompagnamento m.2) (completion) esecuzione f., completamento m.* * *follow-through /ˈfɒləʊˈɵru:/n. [uc]* * *[ˌfɒləʊ'θruː]1) sport (of a stroke) accompagnamento m.2) (completion) esecuzione f., completamento m. -
125 ■ glance through
■ glance throughv. i. + prep.► glance over. -
126 ■ hear through
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127 ■ hole through
■ hole throughv. i. + avv.(ind. min.) abbattere la parete che divide due tronchi di galleria. -
128 ■ hunt through
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