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1 grapevine
['greɪpvaɪn]nome vite f.••to hear sth. on the grapevine — sapere qcs. da voci di corridoio
* * *1) (an informal means of passing news from person to person: I hear through the grapevine that he is leaving.) diceria2) (a vine.) vite* * *grapevine /ˈgreɪpvaɪn/n.1 (bot.) vite2 (fam.) passaparola; tam-tam; (mil.) radiofante (fig.): I heard it through the school grapevine, l'ho appreso dal tam-tam della scuola.* * *['greɪpvaɪn]nome vite f.••to hear sth. on the grapevine — sapere qcs. da voci di corridoio
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2 grapevine grape·vine n
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3 grape
[greɪp] 1.nome acino m. d'uva2.modificatore [juice, jelly] d'uva••* * *[ɡreip](a green or black smooth-skinned eatable berry from which wine is made.) uva- sour grapes* * *grape /greɪp/n.1 acino; chicco d'uva● grape brandy, brandy di vino □ grape-gatherer, vendemmiatore, vendemmiatrice □ grape-gathering, vendemmia □ grape-grower, viticoltore □ grape-growing, viticoltura □ grape harvest, vendemmia □ grape house, serra per viti □ grape juice, succo d'uva □ grape picking, vendemmia □ grape-scissors, cesoie da viti; forbici per l'uva □ grape stake, palo da vite □ grape sugar, zucchero d'uva; destrosio □ grape tomato, pomodoro a grappolo; (pomodoro) ciliegino □ (bot.) grape tree, vite.* * *[greɪp] 1.nome acino m. d'uva2.modificatore [juice, jelly] d'uva•• -
4 vine
[vaɪn]1) (producing grapes) vite f.2) (climbing plant) pianta f. rampicante* * *1) (a type of climbing plant which bears grapes.) vite2) (any climbing or trailing plant.) (pianta rampicante)•- vineyard* * *vine /vaɪn/n.● vine borer = vine louse ► sotto □ vine-clad, coperto di viti □ vine dresser, vignaiolo; viticoltore □ vine grower, viticoltore □ vine growing, viticoltura □ vine leaf, pampino □ vine louse (o vine pest), fillossera ( l'insetto) □ ( d'uva, pomodori, ecc.) vine-ripened, fatto maturare sulla vite (sul traliccio, ecc.) □ vine shoot, sarmento; tralcio □ vine weevil, oziorinco.* * *[vaɪn]1) (producing grapes) vite f.2) (climbing plant) pianta f. rampicante -
5 vine n
[vaɪn](grapevine) vite f, (climbing plant) rampicante mFALSE FRIEND: vine is not translated by the Italian word vino
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