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1 cell
[sel]1) (for prisoner, monk) cella f.2) biol. bot. cellula f.3) el. chim. cella f.4) pol. cellula f.5) tel. cella f., cellula f.* * *[sel]1) (a small room (especially in a prison or monastery).) cella2) (a very small piece of the substance of which all living things are made; the smallest unit of living matter: The human body is made up of cells.) cellula3) ((the part containing the electrodes in) an electrical battery.) elemento4) (one of many small compartments making up a structure: the cells of a honeycomb.) cellula•- cellular- cellphone* * *[sel]1) (for prisoner, monk) cella f.2) biol. bot. cellula f.3) el. chim. cella f.4) pol. cellula f.5) tel. cella f., cellula f. -
2 ♦ bare
♦ bare /bɛə(r)/a.1 nudo; scoperto: bare feet, piedi nudi; bare head, testa scoperta; capo nudo; to strip sb. bare, denudare q.; spogliare q. NOTA D'USO: - bare, naked o nude?-2 spoglio; nudo; brullo; vuoto; disadorno: a bare cell, una nuda cella; bare hills, colline brulle; a bare tree, un albero spoglio; a bare room, una stanza disadorna; The cupboard was bare, la credenza era vuota; to strip st. bare, spogliare qc.; svuotare qc.; bare of, privo di; senza3 semplice; essenziale; nudo; puro: the bare essentials, i fatti essenziali; the bare truth, la nuda verità4 appena sufficiente; mero; minimo; risicato: a bare handful of people, solo un pugno di persone; a bare majority, una maggioranza risicata (o di stretta misura); the bare minimum, lo stretto necessario● (fig.) the bare bones, l'essenziale (di qc.); gli elementi essenziali □ bare-bones (agg.), essenziale; di base; senza accessori: bare-bones expenses, spese di base; a bare-bones computing system, un sistema informatico senza accessori □ (leg.) bare contract, contratto di comodato (o a titolo gratuito) □ bare-faced ► barefaced □ bare-knuckled, ( boxe) senza guanti; (fig.) senza scrupoli, senza riserve □ (econ.) the bare subsistence level, il minimo vitale □ to earn a bare living, guadagnare appena di che vivere □ in one's bare skin, in costume adamitico □ to lay bare, mettere a nudo; rivelare; svelare □ with one's bare hands, a mani nude; con le proprie mani.(to) bare /bɛə(r)/v. t.1 scoprire; denudare; mettere a nudo: to bare one's head, scoprirsi il capo; ( di animale) to bare one's teeth, mostrare (o scoprire) i denti2 mettere a nudo; rivelare: to bare one's soul, mettere a nudo il proprio animo; to bare one's thoughts, rivelare i propri pensieri -
3 ♦ memory
♦ memory /ˈmɛmrɪ/n. [uc]1 memoria; rimembranza (lett.); ricordo: artificial memory, memoria artificiale; (biol.) genetic memory, memoria genetica; from memory, a memoria: to paint [to play, to quote] from memory, dipingere [suonare, citare] a memoria; It escapes my memory, mi è uscito di memoria; to have a good memory, avere buona memoria; to have happy memories of st., serbare un buon ricordo di qc.; to cherish the memory of sb., avere il culto della memoria di q.; fond memories, bei ricordi; within living memory, a memoria d'uomo; within one's memory, a propria memoria; per quello che uno ricorda; imprinted on one's memory, impresso nella memoria; to live in one's memory, vivere nella memoria di q.; to rekindle old memories, riportare a galla vecchi ricordi; The memory lingered on, il ricordo fu lento a scomparire; photographic memory, memoria fotografica; a long memory, avere la memoria lunga; a vague memory, un vago ricordo NOTA D'USO: - a memoria-2 (comput.) memoria: memory allocation, allocazione della memoria; memory cell, cella di memoria; memory key, chiavetta USB; memory resident program, programma residente in memoria● memory book, album ( di ritagli di stampa, fotografie, ecc.) □ memory card, scheda di memoria; memory card □ (fam.) memory hole, dimenticatoio: to throw st. into the memory hole, mettere qc. nel dimenticatoio □ beyond the memory of man, da tempo immemorabile □ to commit st. to memory, mandare qc. a memoria □ to have a memory for faces, essere fisionomista □ in memory of, in memoria di □ ( di un defunto, spec. d'alto lignaggio) of blessed [happy] memory, di buona [felice] memoria □ speaking from memory, citando a memoria □ to the best of my memory, per quanto ne ricordo io.
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