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1 umido
1. adj damp2. m dampnessgastronomy in umido stewed* * *umido agg. damp, moist, wet; humid: abiti umidi, damp clothes; casa umida, damp house; clima umido, damp climate; corridoio scuro e umido, dark damp passage; occhi umidi di pianto, eyes moist with tears; straccio umido, damp cloth; tempo caldo e umido, muggy weather; tempo freddo e umido, raw weather; terra umida, moist earth; vento umido, moist wind◆ s.m.1 ( umidità) dampness, moisture3 ( rifiuti organici) (household) organic waste.* * *['umido] umido (-a)1. aggun clima caldo e umido — a hot, damp climate
2. sm1) (umidità) dampness, damp2) Culin* * *['umido] 1.1) (leggermente bagnato) [biancheria, capelli] damp; [ mani] clammy; [ terreno] damp, moist; [ muro] damp, slimy2.fa un caldo umido — there's a steamy heat, the weather is sticky, it's hot and humid
sostantivo maschile1) dampness2) gastr.* * *umido/'umido/In inglese esistono tre termini per tradurre l'aggettivo italiano umido: damp si usa per descrivere qualcosa che sarebbe bene non fosse umido ( a damp bed = un letto umido; non posso mettermi la camicia blu, è ancora umida = I can't wear the blue shirt, it's still damp); moist non ha questa connotazione negativa, ma descrive oggettivamente una situazione ( il terreno dovrebbe essere sempre umido = the soil should always be moist); humid è il termine tecnico che si usa in riferimento al clima ( quel villaggio sul lago è spesso umido in primavera = that village on the lake is often humid in spring).1 (leggermente bagnato) [ biancheria, capelli] damp; [ mani] clammy; [ terreno] damp, moist; [ muro] damp, slimy2 meteor. [ clima] humid; [ atmosfera] damp; fa un caldo umido there's a steamy heat, the weather is sticky, it's hot and humid1 dampness -
2 umido
['umido] umido (-a)1. aggun clima caldo e umido — a hot, damp climate
2. sm1) (umidità) dampness, damp2) Culin
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