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1 extract
I ['ekstrækt] II [ɪk'strækt]1) (pull out) estrarre [tooth, bullet]; estrarre, tirare fuori [wallet, object]to extract money from sb. — spillare denaro a qcn
3) chim. estrarre [mineral, oil]* * *1. [ik'strækt] verb1) (to pull out, or draw out, especially by force or with effort: I have to have a tooth extracted; Did you manage to extract the information from her?) estrarre2) (to select (passages from a book etc).) ricavare3) (to take out (a substance forming part of something else) by crushing or by chemical means: Vanilla essence is extracted from vanilla beans.) estrarre2. ['ekstrækt] noun1) (a passage selected from a book etc: a short extract from his novel.) brano2) (a substance obtained by an extracting process: beef/yeast extract; extract of malt.) estratto•* * *extract /ˈɛkstrækt/n.1 [cu] estratto; essenza; concentrato: beef extract, estratto di manzo; vanilla extract, essenza di vaniglia(to) extract /ɪkˈstrækt/v. t.1 estrarre: He extracted a folder from the drawer, estrasse dal cassetto una cartella; (med.) to extract a tooth, estrarre un dente; to extract the juice of apples to make cider, estrarre il succo delle mele per fare il sidro; to extract copper from copper ore, estrarre il rame dal minerale ramifero; (mat.) to extract the square root of a number, estrarre la radice quadrata di un numero2 ottenere ( con sforzo o con la forza); strappare; tirare fuori; spremere, spillare ( denaro): to extract information [a promise] from sb., strappare informazioni [una promessa] da q.; to extract money from sb., spillare denaro a q.3 trarre; prendere; togliere; scegliere: to extract passages from a book, scegliere brani da un libro.* * *I ['ekstrækt] II [ɪk'strækt]1) (pull out) estrarre [tooth, bullet]; estrarre, tirare fuori [wallet, object]to extract money from sb. — spillare denaro a qcn
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2 extract ex·tract n vb
[ɪks'trækt]1. n(from book) brano, (from film) spezzone m, Culin, Chem estratto2. vtto extract (from) — (take out) estrarre (da), (obtain: promise, confession, money) estorcere a, strappare a, (select: from book etc) stralciare (da)
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3 force *****
[fɔːs]1. n1) (gen) forzaby sheer force of character, he... — grazie alla sua forza di carattere, lui...
to come into force — (Law) entrare in vigore
to turn out in force — manifestare in gran numero or in massa
2) (body of men) gruppo, Mil forzathe force — (police force) la polizia, il corpo di polizia
3)the Forces Brit Mil — le forze armate
2. vt1) (compel: person) forzare, costringere2)to force sth on sb — imporre qc a qnto force o.s. on sb — imporsi a qn, imporre la propria presenza a qn
3) (push, squeeze) schiacciareto force one's way through — (crowd) farsi strada tra, (opening) penetrare a forza in, passare a forza attraverso
4) (break open: lock) forzare5)to force a smile/a reply — sforzarsi di sorridere/rispondere6) (obtain by force: smile, confession) strappare• -
4 extort
[ɪk'stɔːt]* * *[ik'sto:t](to obtain (from a person) by threats or violence: They extorted a confession from him by torture.) estorcere- extortionate* * *[ɪk'stɔːt]
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