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101 carport car·port n
['kɒːˌpɔːt] -
102 carriage car·riage n
['kærɪdʒ]2) (of person: bearing) portamento3) (Comm: of goods) trasporto, (cost of carriage) (spese fpl di) trasporto -
103 carrier *** car·ri·er n
['kærɪə(r)]1) (of goods: person) corriere m, (company) impresa di trasporti, vettore m2) (Med: of disease) portatore (-trice)3) (aircraft carrier) portaerei f inv -
104 carrion car·ri·on n
['kærɪən] -
105 carrot car·rot n
['kærət] -
106 carroty car·roty adj
['kærətɪ] -
107 carry ***** car·ry
['kærɪ]1. vt1) (gen) portare, (have on one's person: money, documents) portare or avere con sé, (transport: goods) trasportare, (passengers) portare, (message, news) recare, portare, (subj: pillar) sostenere, (involve: responsibilities etc) comportarea plane carrying 100 passengers crashed last week — la scorsa settimana è caduto un aereo che trasportava 100 passeggeri
the offence carries a £50 fine — il reato prevede una multa di 50 sterline
2) (Comm: stock) tenere3) (Math: figure) riportare, (Fin: interest) averethis loan carries 10% interest — questo prestito ha un interesse del 10%
4) (approve: motion, bill) approvare, far passare, (win: election, point) vincere5)2. vi(sound) trasmettersi, farsi sentire, diffondersi•- carry on -
108 carsick car·sick adj
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109 carsickness car·sick·ness n
['kɒːˌsɪknɪs]mal m d'auto -
110 cartel car·tel n
[kɒː'tɛl]Comm cartello -
111 Cartesian Car·tesian
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112 Carthage Car·thage n
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113 Carthaginian Car·tha·gin·ian adj , n
[ˌkɒːθə'dʒɪnɪən]cartaginese (m/f)English-Italian dictionary > Carthaginian Car·tha·gin·ian adj , n
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114 cartilage car·ti·lage n
['kɒːtɪlɪdʒ] -
115 cartographer car·tog·ra·pher n
[kɒː'tɒɡrəfə(r)] -
116 cartography car·tog·ra·phy n
[kɒː'tɒɡrəfɪ] -
117 carton car·ton n
['kɒːtən](of milk, yogurt) cartone m, (of ice cream) vaschetta, (of cigarettes) stecca, (box) scatola di cartone -
118 cartoon car·toon n
[kɒː'tuːn](in newspaper etc) vignetta, Cine, TV cartone m animato, Art cartone -
119 cartoonist car·toon·ist n
[ˌkɒː'tuːnɪst](in newspaper) vignettista m/f, Cine, TV disegnatore (-trice) di cartoni animati -
120 cartridge car·tridge n
['kɒːtrɪdʒ](for gun, pen) cartuccia, (for camera) caricatore m, (music tape) cassetta, (of record player) testina
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