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◆ s.m. (chim.) halogen.* * *[a'lɔdʒeno] alogeno (-a)1. agg(luce, lampada) halogen attr2. sf(lampada) halogen lamp3. smChim halogen* * *[a'lɔdʒeno] 1. 2.sostantivo maschile halogen* * *alogeno/a'lɔdʒeno/lampada -a halogen lamphalogen. -
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f lamplampada alogena halogen lamplampada a stelo floor lamp, BE standard lamplampada al neon neon light* * *lampada s.f. lamp: lampada al neon, neon lamp (o neon tube); lampada a olio, oil lamp; lampada a sospensione, swinging lamp; lampada da tavolino, reading lamp; lampada da muro, ad applique, bracket lamp; lampada a raggi infrarossi, ultravioletti, infrared, ultra-violet lamp; lampada a fluorescenza, fluorescent lamp; lampada ad acetilene, carbide lamp; lampada a gas, gaslamp; lampada a incandescenza, incandescent lamp; lampada di sicurezza, safety lamp (o Davy lamp); lampada spia, pilot lamp; lampada a pila, torch (o spec. amer. flashlight); lampada solare, abbronzante, sunlamp; come sei abbronzato, ti sei fatto la lampada?, look how tanned you are! Have you been under the sunlamp? // lampada di Aladino, Aladdin's lamp.* * *['lampada]sostantivo femminile1) lamp, light•lampada da scrivania — desk light o lamp, table lamp
lampada a stelo — free-standing lamp, standard lamp BE, floor lamp AE
* * *lampada/'lampada/sostantivo f.1 lamp, light2 (abbronzante) fare la lampada to have a sunbathlampada abbronzante sunlamp; lampada da scrivania desk light o lamp, table lamp; lampada a stelo free-standing lamp, standard lamp BE, floor lamp AE. -
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[a'lɔdʒeno] alogeno (-a)1. agg(luce, lampada) halogen attr2. sf(lampada) halogen lamp3. smChim halogen
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