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121 fin(o) da
fin(o) da prep. since; from: fin(o) da d'allora, fin(o) da da ieri, fin(o) da dal 1800, since then, since yesterday, ever since 1800; fin(o) da dalla sua infanzia, since (o from) his childhood; fin(o) da dall'epoca romana, since Roman times // fin da quando, (ever) since; ''Da quando lo conosci?'' ''Fin da quando eravamo bambini'', ''How long have you known him?'' ''Ever since we were children'' // fin d'ora, fin da questo momento, from now on; ( subito) right now; straightaway. -
122 malgarbo
malgarbo s.m.1 (contegno sgarbato) rudeness, impoliteness: è conosciuto per il suo malgarbo, he is well-known for his rudeness2 (sgarbo) discourteous act. -
123 malnoto
malnoto agg. little known. -
124 oltrecortina
oltrecortina s.m. (paesi al di là della cortina di ferro) Iron Curtain countries (pl.)◆ avv. behind the Iron Curtain: andare oltrecortina, to go behing the Iron Curtain; essere conosciuti oltrecortina, to be known behind the Iron Curtain. -
125 sorteggiato
sorteggiato agg. drawn: ai numeri sorteggiati verrà dato un premio, prizes will be allocated to the numbers drawn◆ s.m. winner; person drawn: i nomi dei sorteggiati si sapranno domani, the names of the winners will be made known tomorrow. -
126 affermare
[affer'mare]1. vt(dichiarare) to declare, (diritti) to assert2. vr (affermarsi)(imporsi) to make o.s. o one's name known -
127 affermato
agg [affer'mato] affermato (-a)established, well-known -
128 celebrato
agg [tʃele'brato] celebrato (-a)famous, well-known, celebrated
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known — pp. of KNOW (Cf. know) … Etymology dictionary
known as — Going by the name of • • • Main Entry: ↑know … Useful english dictionary
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