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1 stagnare
"to tin;Verzinnen;estanhar"* * *dell'acqua grow stagnantfinance stagnate* * *stagnare1 v.tr.2 ( saldare a stagno) to solderstagnare2 v. intr.1 ( di liquido) to stagnate: l'acqua stagna nelle paludi, water stagnates in marshes // il fumo stagnava nella stanza chiusa, the smoke hung motionless in the closed room2 (fig.) to stagnate, to be stagnant, to be slack, to be dull: gli affari stagnano, business is stagnating; il commercio stagna da alcuni anni, trade has been stagnant (o slack) for a few years* * *I [staɲ'ɲare] vt1) (ricoprire di stagno) to tin-plate, (saldare) to solder2) (rendere ermetico) to make watertightII [staɲ'ɲare]1. vi2. vt(sangue) to stop* * *I 1. [staɲ'ɲare] 2. II [staɲ'ɲare]verbo transitivo1) (ricoprire di stagno) to tin [ pentola]; to tin-plate [ metallo]2) (chiudere ermeticamente) to make* [sth.] watertight [ cisterna]* * *stagnare1/staŋ'ŋare/ [1](tamponare) to staunch [ sangue]————————stagnare2/staŋ'ŋare/ [1]2 (chiudere ermeticamente) to make* [sth.] watertight [ cisterna].
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