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1 moderatamente
moderatamente avv.1 moderately, temperately: un liquore moderatamente alcolico, a mildly alcoholic liqueur2 (con moderazione) in moderation: bere moderatamente, to drink in moderation.* * *[moderata'mente]avverbio moderately, with moderationbere, fumare moderatamente — to drink, smoke in moderation
* * *moderatamente/moderata'mente/moderately, with moderation; bere, fumare moderatamente to drink, smoke in moderation. -
2 blandamente avv
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4 apéritif
a before-dinner drink to stimulate the appetite, usually somewhat sweet or mildly bitter. -
5 cidre
bottled, mildly alcoholic cider, either apple or pear. -
6 poblano chile pepper
( MEXICA)Large, dark green, mildly spicy chile pepper.♦ A dark, sometimes almost black green chili pepper with a mild flavor. Best known for its use in "Chili Rellanos".Italiano-Inglese Cucina internazionale > poblano chile pepper
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7 pulque
( MEXICA)Fermented beverage using agave invented by the Mayans for medicinal purposes.♦ Mildly alcoholic drink made by fermenting aguamiel (the juice of the maguey plant). -
8 udon
( JAPAN)thick, white noodles made from wheat flour.♦ Thick wheat-flour noodles served in a hot soup.♦ is a type of thick wheat-flour noodle popular in Japanese cuisine. Udon is usually served hot in a mildly flavoured noodle soup.♦ Round or flat chewy noodles made from white flour often served in a hot broth with a variety of meat, seafood, or vegetables
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mildly — [mīld′lē] adv. 1. in a mild manner 2. to a mild degree; somewhat to put it mildly to state it with or as if with restraint * * * See mild. * * * … Universalium
mildly — (adv.) O.E. mildelice graciously, affably, kindly; see MILD (Cf. mild) + LY (Cf. ly) (2). Phrase to put it mildly is attested from 1929 … Etymology dictionary
mildly — [mīld′lē] adv. 1. in a mild manner 2. to a mild degree; somewhat to put it mildly to state it with or as if with restraint … English World dictionary
Mildly — Mild ly, adv. In a mild manner. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
mildly — index fairly (moderately) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
mildly — mild|ly [ˈmaıldli] adv 1.) slightly ▪ The drug is only mildly addictive. ▪ I felt mildly depressed. 2.) to put it mildly spoken used to say that you could use much stronger words to describe something ▪ Losing two members of staff was unfortunate … Dictionary of contemporary English
mildly — mild|ly [ maıldli ] adverb 1. ) slightly but not very: Some of the stories were mildly amusing. 2. ) not showing any strong feelings: Hello, Hilary, he said mildly. to put it mildly SPOKEN used for saying that the words you have chosen are not as … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
mildly — adverb 1 (+ adj) slightly: The drug is only mildly addictive. 2 to put it mildly spoken used when saying that you could use much stronger words to describe something: The manager wasn t very happy, to put it mildly, when you came in two hours… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
mildly — [[t]ma͟ɪldli[/t]] 1) see mild 2) PHRASE: V inflects You use to put it mildly to indicate that you are describing something in language that is much less strong, direct, or critical than what you really think. But not all the money, to put it… … English dictionary
mildly */ — UK [ˈmaɪldlɪ] / US adverb 1) slightly but not very Some of the stories were mildly amusing. 2) not showing any strong feelings Hello, Hilary, he said mildly. • to put it mildly … English dictionary
mildly — [ˈmaɪldli] adv slightly but not very Some of the stories were mildly amusing.[/ex] • to put it mildly spoken used for saying that the words you have chosen are not as extreme as they could have been[/ex] The pay cut was unpopular, to put it… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
