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101 è introdotto nell'ambiente
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102 a saperlo! se avessi saputo!
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103 affermato agg
[affer'mato] affermato (-a)established, well-known -
104 celebrato agg
[tʃele'brato] celebrato (-a)famous, well-known, celebrated -
105 famoso agg
[fa'moso] famoso (-a)famous, well-known -
106 fascia sf
['faʃʃa] fascia (-sce)fascia di contribuenti — tax group o band
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107 formaggio sm
[for'maddʒo] formaggio (-gi) Cultural note: formaggi Italy produces a wide range of cheeses made from cow's, sheep's, goat's and buffalo milk, with many different regional varieties. Cheeses are classified not only according to the type of milk but also according to age, texture and fat content. Among the best known are Parmesan and mozzarella. -
108 già avv
[dʒa]1) (gen) alreadyho finito — di già? — I've finished — already?
già che ci sei... — while you are at it...
2) (ex) formerlylo Zimbabwe, già Rodesia — Zimbabwe, formerly Rhodesia
3) (naturalmente) of course, naturallygià, avrei dovuto saperlo! — of course, I should have known!
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109 lanciato agg
[lan'tʃato] lanciato (-a)1) (affermato: attore, prodotto) well-known, famous2) (veicolo) speeding o racing along -
110 notoriamente avv
[notorja'mente]è notoriamente risaputo che... — it's generally recognized that..., it's well known that...
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111 notorio agg
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112 pigro agg
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113 rinomato agg
[rino'mato] rinomato (-a)(specialista, ristorante) renowned, famous, celebrated, (marca) well-known -
114 risonanza sf
[riso'nantsa]Fis resonance, (fig : eco) interestaver vasta risonanza — (fatto, vicenda) to be known far and wide
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115 risultare vi
[risul'tare]1) (rivelarsi) to prove to be, turn out to be, (essere accertato) to be clear, emerge, (essere noto) to appear, seemdalle indagini è risultato che... — it emerged from the inquiry that...
dalle analisi è risultato affetto da diabete — it is clear from the tests that he is suffering from diabetes
risulta appartenere ad un determinato gruppo politico — he's known to belong to a specific political group
2)mi risulta che... — I understand that..., as far as I know...
(ne) risulta che... — it follows that...
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116 sempre avv
['sɛmpre]1) (continuità) always, (eternamente) always, foreverti amerò sempre — I'll always love you, I'll love you for ever
è la persona di sempre — he's the same as ever, he's his usual self
sei il cretino di sempre; sei sempre il solito cretino — you're as stupid as ever
arriva sempre a disturbarmi — he's always o forever coming to disturb me
è un abito che puoi indossare sempre — it's a dress you can wear any time o on any occasion
è rimasto sempre lì fermo — he stayed there, immobile
2) (ancora, comunque) stillc'è sempre la possibilità che... — there's still a chance that..., there's always the possibility that...
posso sempre tentare — I can always o still try
3)sempre che — as long as, provided (that)
sempre che non piova — as long as o provided that it doesn't rain, unless it rains
sempre che tu non cambi idea — as long as you don't change your mind, unless you change your mind
4)sempre più — more and more -
117 turisticamente avv
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118 arcinoto
arcinoto agg. very well known. -
119 betonica
betonica s.f. (bot.) ( Betonica officinalis) betony // essere più noto della betonica, to be very well known everywhere. -
120 cognito
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