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41 condizione sf
[kondit'tsjone](stato) conditionin condizioni pessime — in a very bad state, in poor condition
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42 desiderare vt
[deside'rare]1) (volere) to want, wish fordesiderare (di) fare qc — to want o wish to do sth
farsi desiderare — (fare il prezioso) to play hard to get, (farsi aspettare) to take one's time
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43 fluidificare vt
[fluidifi'kare]to fluidify, fluidize -
44 perfezionamento sm
[perfettsjona'mento]perfezionamento (di) — perfection (of); improvement (in)
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45 viabilità sf
[viabili'ta](percorribilità) practicability, (rete stradale) roads pl, road network -
46 dirozzare
dirozzare v.tr.2 (fig.) ( raffinare) to refine: dirozzare qlcu., to refine s.o.'s manners (o fam. to polish s.o. up).◘ dirozzarsi v.intr.pron. to become* refined, to improve one's manners, to acquire polish. -
47 svelenare
1 to detoxify2 (fig.) to remove the poison from (s.o., sthg.); to free (s.o.) from rancour; ( mitigare, addolcire) to mollify.◘ svelenarsi, svelenirsi v.intr.pron. ( sfogarsi, liberarsi) to let* off steam, to vent one's anger; ( migliorare) to improve, to pick up. -
48 rimettersi
di tempo improverimettersi da qualcosa get over somethingrimettersi a qualcuno put o.s. in s.o.'s hands -
49 acquistare
[akkwis'tare]1. vt1) (casa, mobili) to buy, purchase, (beni, diritti) to acquire2) (fig : esperienza, pratica ecc) to gain2. vi -
50 aumentare
[aumen'tare]1. vt(prezzo) to increase, put up, (stipendi) to increase, raise2. vi(aus essere) (gen) to increase, (prezzi) to go up, rise, increase, (livello) to rise, (qualità) to improveaumentare di peso — (persona) to put on weight
la produzione è aumentata del 50% — production has increased by 50%
la disoccupazione è aumentata del 10% — unemployment's gone up by 10%
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51 condizione
sf [kondit'tsjone](stato) conditionin condizioni pessime — in a very bad state, in poor condition
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52 desiderare
vt [deside'rare]1) (volere) to want, wish fordesiderare (di) fare qc — to want o wish to do sth
farsi desiderare — (fare il prezioso) to play hard to get, (farsi aspettare) to take one's time
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53 fluidificare
vt [fluidifi'kare]to fluidify, fluidize -
54 migliore
[miʎ'ʎore] comp, superl di buono1. agg(comparativo) better, (superlativo) bestrendere migliore — to make better, improve
2. sm/fil/la migliore — (comparativo) the better (one), (superlativo) the best (one)
vinca il migliore — let the best man/woman win
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55 perfezionamento
sm [perfettsjona'mento]perfezionamento (di) — perfection (of); improvement (in)
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56 risanare
[risa'nare]1. vt1) (economia) to improve, (bilancio) to reorganize2) (palude) to reclaim, (quartiere) to redevelop3) (guarire) to heal, cure2. vi -
57 risollevare
[risolle'vare]1. vt(sollevare di nuovo: testa) to raise again, lift up again, (fig : questione) to raise again, bring up again, (morale) to raise2. vr (risollevarsi)(da terra) to rise again, (fig : da malattia) to recover -
58 viabilità
sf [viabili'ta](percorribilità) practicability, (rete stradale) roads pl, road network -
59 bacon
A cut of pork that is salted, then cured. The result, fresh bacon (also known as green bacon), may further be air-dried, boiled or smoked. There are many variations to please the consumer: sliced thick or thin, center-cut, precooked, microwaveable, and made from beef, salmon, turkey and other proteins. It can be further flavored with different wood smokes: applewood and hickory, for example. In the U.S., more than 70% of bacon is consumed at breakfast, although bacon is also very popular on hamburgers and sandwiches. The difference among bacon, ham and salt pork is in the brining. Bacon brines have added curing ingredients, ham brines often include a large amount of sugar. Sodium polyphosphate can be added to bacon to improve sliceability and reduce spattering in the pan. -
60 migliorare
better, improve
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