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1. adj mixed2. m mixturemisto lana wool mix* * *misto agg. mixed: vino misto con acqua, wine mixed with water; un racconto misto di saggezza e luoghi comuni, a tale that is a mixture of wisdom and commonplaces; pioggia mista a grandine, sleet // fritto misto, mixed fry // matrimonio misto, mixed marriage // scuola mista, mixed (o co-educational) school // treno misto, combined goods and passenger train // banca mista, mixed bank // economia mista, mixed economy; reddito misto, mixed income; agricoltura mista, mixed farming // (amm.) commissione mista, joint committee // (assicurazioni) polizza mista, mixed policy◆ s.m. mixture: si esprimeva in un misto di italiano e inglese, he expressed himself in a mixture of Italian and English; un abito (di) misto lana, a wool mixture suit; un misto di bene e di male, a mixture of good and evil.* * *['misto] misto (-a)1. agg(tutti i sensi) mixed, (classe) mixed, coeducationalcane di razza mista — a mixed breed of dog, crossbreed dog
2. smPAROLA CHIAVE: misto non si traduce mai con la parola inglese mist* * *['misto] 1.1) [insalata, pelle, squadra, coppia, sangue] mixed; [ classe] mixed, coeducationalmatrimonio misto — intermarriage, mixed marriage
2) (mescolato)2.sostantivo maschilemisto (di) cotone — polycotton, cotton blend
un misto di autorità e dolcezza — fig. a mixture of authority and sweetness
* * *misto/'misto/1 [insalata, pelle, squadra, coppia, sangue] mixed; [ classe] mixed, coeducational; matrimonio misto intermarriage, mixed marriage; comitato misto joint committeeun misto di gesso e sabbia a mix of chalk and sand; misto (di) cotone polycotton, cotton blend; un misto di autorità e dolcezza fig. a mixture of authority and sweetness.
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