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81 perioftalmo
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82 proteide
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83 rivoltolare
rivoltolare v.tr.1 to turn (over); to roll (over): rivoltolava delle carte fra le mani, he was turning some papers in his hands2 ( mettere sottosopra) to turn upside down: rivoltolare la biancheria nel cassetto, to turn the linen in the drawer upside down.◘ rivoltolarsi v.rifl. to roll over; to roll about; to toss and turn; to wallow: rivoltolare nel letto, to toss and turn in one's bed; rivoltolare nel fango, to wallow in the mud. -
84 sommuovere
sommuovere v.tr.1 to shake*, to agitate, to stir up: sommuovere la melma in uno stagno, to stir up the mud in a pond2 (fig.) ( eccitare) to stir up, to rouse, to excite: sommuovere le passioni di qlcu., to stir up (o to rouse o to excite) s.o.'s passions. -
85 svoltolare
svoltolare v.tr.1 to unwrap: svoltolare un pacco, to unwrap a parcel◘ svoltolarsi v.rifl. to roll about; to wallow: i ragazzi si svoltolavano nella sabbia, the boys were rolling about on the sand; svoltolare nel fango, to wallow in the mud. -
86 voltolare
◘ voltolarsi v.rifl. to roll about; to roll over; to wallow: voltolare nell'erba, to roll about in the grass; voltolare nel fango, nell'acqua sporca, to wallow in mud, in dirty water: voltolare nel letto, to toss and turn in bed. -
87 accidente
sm [attʃi'dɛnte]1) (gen, Filosofia) accident, (disgrazia) mishap2) (fam : colpo apoplettico) stroke, fig fit, shock3)(
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88 capo
['kapo]1. sm1) Anat heada capo chino/alto — with one's head bowed/held high
fra capo e collo — (all'improvviso) out of the blue
2) (di fabbrica, ufficio) head, boss, (di tribù) chiefil mio capo è molto esigente — my boss is very demanding, (di partito, movimento) leader
essere a capo di qc — to head sth, be at the head of sth
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89 fanghiglia
sf [fan'ɡiʎʎa]mire, mud -
90 impastato
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91 inzaccherare
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92 limo
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93 macchiato
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94 muggire
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95 muggito
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96 riaffondare
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97 sporco
['spɔrko] sporco -a, -chi, -che1. agg(gen) dirty, filthy, (macchiato) stained, (fig : immorale) dirty, (losco: politica, faccenda) shady, (denaro) dirtyil fazzoletto è sporco di inchiostro/sangue — there is ink/blood on the handkerchief
hai le scarpe sporche di fango — there is mud on your shoes, your shoes are muddy
farla sporca a qn fig fam — to do the dirty on sb
2. smdirt, filth -
98 Talmud
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99 tandoor
( INDIA)barrel-shaped mud or clay oven used for roasting meats and baking bread (moistened and placed against the sides of the oven) -
100 pozzetto di raccolta dei fanghi
mitalian-english Idraulica dizionario > pozzetto di raccolta dei fanghi
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Mud — Mud, v. t. 1. To bury in mud. [R.] Shak. [1913 Webster] 2. To make muddy or turbid. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
