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['fəʊlɪɪdʒ]nome fogliame m.* * *['foulii‹](leaves: This plant has dark foliage.) fogliame* * *foliage /ˈfəʊlɪɪdʒ/n. [u]1 (bot.) fogliame; foglie (pl.); chioma: foliage leaf, foglia verde comune; foliage plant, pianta da fogliame2 (archit.) fogliame* * *['fəʊlɪɪdʒ]nome fogliame m. -
102 ♦ forth
♦ forth /fɔ:ɵ/avv.2 fuori; in vista: The trees put forth new leaves in spring, gli alberi mettono (fuori) le foglie nuove a primavera● and so forth, e così via; eccetera □ (naut.) to sail forth, far vela; salpare □ to set forth, mettersi in viaggio. -
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['fʌŋgəs]1) bot. med. fungo m.2) (mould) muffa f.* * *plurals - fungi; noun(any of several kinds of soft spongy plants without any leaves or green part: A mushroom is one type of fungus; That tree has a fungus growing on it.) fungo* * *fungus /ˈfʌŋgəs/2 [u] (med.) fungosità; fungo3 [u] (fig. spreg.) crescita a fungo; ammasso amorfo.* * *['fʌŋgəs]1) bot. med. fungo m.2) (mould) muffa f. -
104 Garland
I ['gɑːlənd]nome ghirlanda f.II ['gɑːlənd]verbo transitivo inghirlandare* * *(flowers or leaves tied or woven into a circle: The islanders wore garlands of flowers round their heads.) ghirlanda* * *(Surnames) Garland /ˈgɑ:lənd/* * *I ['gɑːlənd]nome ghirlanda f.II ['gɑːlənd]verbo transitivo inghirlandare -
105 garland
I ['gɑːlənd]nome ghirlanda f.II ['gɑːlənd]verbo transitivo inghirlandare* * *(flowers or leaves tied or woven into a circle: The islanders wore garlands of flowers round their heads.) ghirlanda* * *garland /ˈgɑ:lənd/n.1 ghirlanda; serto (poet.)2 (letter.) antologia; florilegio3 (naut.) ghirlanda della testa d'albero.(to) garland /ˈgɑ:lənd/v. t.inghirlandare; formar ghirlanda a (qc.).* * *I ['gɑːlənd]nome ghirlanda f.II ['gɑːlənd]verbo transitivo inghirlandare -
106 garnish
I ['gɑːnɪʃ]nome gastr. guarnizione f., contorno m.II ['gɑːnɪʃ]verbo transitivo gastr. guarnire* * *1. verb(to decorate (a dish of food): Parsley is often used to garnish salads.) guarnire2. noun((an) edible decoration added to food.) guarnizione* * *garnish /ˈgɑ:nɪʃ/n. [uc]1 guarnizione; ornamento(to) garnish /ˈgɑ:nɪʃ/v. t.1 guarnire; adornare; addobbare2 guarnire, ornare ( una pietanza): to garnish a steak with leaves of lettuce, guarnire una bistecca con foglie di lattuga5 (fam.) estorcere denaro a (q.).* * *I ['gɑːnɪʃ]nome gastr. guarnizione f., contorno m.II ['gɑːnɪʃ]verbo transitivo gastr. guarnire -
107 glow
I [gləʊ]1) (of coal, furnace) incandescenza f.; (of room) luce f. viva; (of candle) bagliore m.2) (colour) colore m. accesothere was a glow in her cheeks — (from happiness) il suo viso era raggiante; (from exercise) le sue guance avevano un colorito acceso
3) (feeling) sensazione f. di benessereII [gləʊ]1) (give off light) [coal, furnace] essere incandescente, ardere; [ metal] essere incandescente; [lamp, cigarette] brillare2) (look vibrant) [ colour] essere acceso, vividoto glow with health — [ person] essere in piena salute
* * *[ɡləu] 1. verb1) (to give out heat or light without any flame: The coal was glowing in the fire.) ardere2) (to have red cheeks because of heat, cold, emotion etc: The little boy glowed with pride.) ardere2. noun(the state of glowing: the glow of the coal in the fire.) calore; bagliore- glowing- glow-worm* * *[ɡləʊ]1. n(of lamp, sunset etc) luce f (diffusa), (of cigarette, fire, city) bagliore m, (of bright colour) luminosità, (of cheeks) colorito acceso, (warm feeling: of pride etc) vampata2. vi* * *glow /gləʊ/n.4 ( anche fig.) ardore; calore; fuoco: in a glow of enthusiasm, nell'ardore dell'entusiasmo; to feel a pleasant glow all over, sentire un piacevole calore in tutto il corpo5 [u] (fig.) splendore; colore caldo e vivo: the glow of her copper hair, il colore caldo dei suoi capelli ramati● (elettron.) glow discharge, scarica a bagliore □ glow lamp, lampada a luminescenza □ (zool.) glow-worm ( Lampyris noctiluca), lucciola □ the glow of health, il colore della salute □ to be in a glow (o all of a glow), essere incandescente; (fig.) essere (tutto) accaldato (o accalorato).(to) glow /gləʊ/v. i.1 ardere; bruciare senza fiamma; essere incandescente: Let's heat the metal until it glows, riscaldiamo il metallo fino a renderlo incandescente2 brillare; luccicare: The harbour lights were glowing, le luci del porto brillavano; to glow in the dark, essere fosforescente3 (fig.) ardere; bruciare; infiammarsi: to be glowing with rage, bruciare di rabbia; to glow with zeal, ardere di zelo4 (fig.) accendersi, fiammeggiare (fig.); rosseggiare: In autumn the leaves of most trees glow red and yellow, in autunno le foglie di quasi tutti gli alberi s'accendono di tinte rosse e gialle● to be glowing with health, scoppiare di salute; avere una splendida cera □ to be glowing with pride, scoppiare d'orgoglio.* * *I [gləʊ]1) (of coal, furnace) incandescenza f.; (of room) luce f. viva; (of candle) bagliore m.2) (colour) colore m. accesothere was a glow in her cheeks — (from happiness) il suo viso era raggiante; (from exercise) le sue guance avevano un colorito acceso
3) (feeling) sensazione f. di benessereII [gləʊ]1) (give off light) [coal, furnace] essere incandescente, ardere; [ metal] essere incandescente; [lamp, cigarette] brillare2) (look vibrant) [ colour] essere acceso, vividoto glow with health — [ person] essere in piena salute
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111 holly
['hɒlɪ]nome (tree, wood) agrifoglio m.* * *['holi](a type of evergreen tree or bush with prickly leaves and red berries.) agrifoglio* * *holly /ˈhɒlɪ/n. [uc](bot., Ilex aquifolium) agrifoglio.* * *['hɒlɪ]nome (tree, wood) agrifoglio m. -
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113 indifferent
[ɪn'dɪfrənt]1) (uninterested) indifferente (to, as to a, verso, nei confronti di); (to charms) insensibile (to a)2) (mediocre) mediocre* * *[in'difrənt]1) ((often with to) showing no interest in or not caring about (opinions, events etc): She is quite indifferent to other people's suffering.) indifferente2) (not very good: He is a rather indifferent card-player.) mediocre•- indifference* * *indifferent /ɪnˈdɪfrənt/A a.1 indifferente; incurante, apatico; non interessato: Your criticism leaves me indifferent, le tue critiche mi lasciano indifferente2 insensibile: He was quite indifferent to my entreaties, era del tutto insensibile alle mie suppliche3 indifferente; irrilevante; privo d'importanza: It's indifferent to me whether she marries him or not, che lo sposi o no, per me è indifferente5 di media grandezza; di medio livello (o valore, ecc.)7 (chim., elettr.) neutro8 (biol.) indifferente; indifferenziatoB n.persona che si disinteressa di religione o di politica; agnostico; neutrale● indifferent health, salute cagionevole.* * *[ɪn'dɪfrənt]1) (uninterested) indifferente (to, as to a, verso, nei confronti di); (to charms) insensibile (to a)2) (mediocre) mediocre -
114 (to) infuse
(to) infuse /ɪnˈfju:z/A v. t.1 fare un'infusione di; mettere in infusione; versare (un liquido in o sopra qc.): to infuse tea [tea leaves], fare un'infusione di tè [di foglie di tè]2 (fig.) infondere; instillare; suscitare: to infuse a feeling of security into sb. (o to infuse sb. with a feeling of security) infondere in q. un senso di sicurezza3 permeare; pervadereB v. i. -
115 involute
involute /ˈɪnvəlu:t/A a.1 (biol.) involuto: involute leaves [shells], foglie [conchiglie] involute2 (fig.) involuto; complicato; intricatoB n.1 (mat.) evolvente2 (mecc.) evolvente● (mecc.) involute gear tooth, dente (con profilo) a evolvente. -
116 IRIS
['aɪərɪs]1) (pl. irides) anat. iride f.2) (pl. irises) bot. iris m.* * *1) (the coloured part of the eye.) iride2) (a kind of brightly-coloured flower with sword-shaped leaves.)* * *IRIS /ˈaɪrɪs/sigla(comput., Internet Routing In Space) IRIS ( sistema che consente l'impiego di Internet nello spazio).* * *['aɪərɪs]1) (pl. irides) anat. iride f.2) (pl. irises) bot. iris m. -
117 Iris
['aɪərɪs]1) (pl. irides) anat. iride f.2) (pl. irises) bot. iris m.* * *1) (the coloured part of the eye.) iride2) (a kind of brightly-coloured flower with sword-shaped leaves.)* * *Iris /ˈaɪərɪs/n.(mitol.) Iride.(First names) Iris /ˈaɪərɪs/f.* * *['aɪərɪs]1) (pl. irides) anat. iride f.2) (pl. irises) bot. iris m. -
118 iris
['aɪərɪs]1) (pl. irides) anat. iride f.2) (pl. irises) bot. iris m.* * *1) (the coloured part of the eye.) iride2) (a kind of brightly-coloured flower with sword-shaped leaves.)* * *iris /ˈaɪərɪs/1 (meteor.) iride; arcobaleno● (fotogr.) iris diaphragm, diaframma a iride.* * *['aɪərɪs]1) (pl. irides) anat. iride f.2) (pl. irises) bot. iris m. -
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['aɪvɪ]nome edera f.* * *(a type of climbing evergreen plant with small shiny leaves that grows up trees and walls.) edera* * *ivy /ˈaɪvɪ/n. [u](bot., Hedera helix) edera● ivy-clad, coperto d'edera □ (bot.) ivy geranium ( Pelargonium peltatum), geranio edera □ ( USA) the Ivy League, l'Ivy League (gruppo di otto università di grande prestigio nel nord-est degli Stati Uniti) □ ( USA) Ivy Leaguer, allievo o ex allievo di un'università dell'Ivy League.* * *['aɪvɪ]nome edera f.
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LEAVES — pl. of LEAF. * * * plural of leaf or of leave present third singular of leave * * * /leevz/, n. pl. of leaf. * * * leaves UK US the plural of leaf1 Thesaurus: irregular plurals … Useful english dictionary
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