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21 bordo sm
['bordo]il bordo del tavolo/letto — the edge of the table/bed
è nero, con un bordo rosso — it's black, with a red border
a bordo campo Calcio — on the touchline
2) (Naut : fiancata di nave) ship's sidea bordo di — (nave, aereo) aboard, on board
salire a bordo (di qc) — (aereo, nave) to go on board (sth), board (sth), (macchina) to get in(to sth)
persona d'alto bordo fig — VIP
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22 bordo
sm ['bordo]il bordo del tavolo/letto — the edge of the table/bed
è nero, con un bordo rosso — it's black, with a red border
a bordo campo Calcio — on the touchline
2) (Naut : fiancata di nave) ship's sidea bordo di — (nave, aereo) aboard, on board
salire a bordo (di qc) — (aereo, nave) to go on board (sth), board (sth), (macchina) to get in(to sth)
persona d'alto bordo fig — VIP
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23 usare
[u'zare]1. vt1) (adoperare) to usegrazie per il tavolo, l'ho usato molto — thank you for the table, I got a lot of use out of it
sai usare o come si usa la lavatrice? — do you know how to use the washing machine?
non usare tutta l'acqua — (consumare) don't use (up) all the water
usa gli occhi/le orecchie! — use your eyes/ears!
usare violenza a qn — (violentare) to rape sb
usare le mani — (picchiare) to use one's fists
potresti usarmi la cortesia di spegnere la radio? — would you be so kind as to switch off the radio?
2)usare fare qc — to be in the habit of doing sth, be accustomed to doing sth1) (essere di moda) to be fashionable, to be in fashionsi usano di nuovo i tacchi alti — high heels are fashionable again o are back in fashion
2)usare di — (servirsi di) to use, (diritto) to exercise
3. vb impersda queste parti usa così — it's the custom round here, this is customary round here
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24 shabu-shabu
( JAPAN)thin slices of beef quick cooked in broth with vegetables.♦ Hot pot dish related to the Chinese fondue and the sukiyaki. Thin slices of meat and vegetables are boiled in a common pot, then usually dipped in sauces.♦ Another variant of hot pot cooking, thin slices of beef quick cooked in broth with vegetables.♦ Thinly sliced beef and vegetables cooked in a simmering stock by diners at the table; served with a variety of dipping sauces♦ onomatopoeia for the sound of swishing thinly-sliced meat (usually high-grade beef) or vegetables through a pot of boiling water to quickly cook them. Also the name of the dish, which is especially popular in winter.
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