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1 disteso
1. past part vedere distendere2. adj stretched out( rilassato) relaxed* * *disteso agg.1 ( teso) extended, outstretched: braccia distese, outstretched arms; vela distesa, unfurled sail; con le ali distese, with outspread wings // a voce distesa, in a loud voice2 ( giacente) lying; flat: era disteso sul sofà, he was lying on the sofa; era lungo disteso sul letto, he was stretched at full length on the bed; giacere disteso sulla schiena, to lie flat on one's back // cadere lungo disteso, to fall flat (on one's face)3 ( esteso, spazioso) extensive, spacious, wide; ( largo) widespread // per disteso, diffusely (o extensively); ( a lungo) at length; ( nei minimi particolari) in detail4 ( rilassato) relaxed, unstrained: non aveva una faccia molto distesa, his face was not very relaxed (o was strained)5 (bot., zool.) decumbent.* * *[dis'teso] disteso (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg(allungato: persona, gamba) stretched out, (rilassato: persona, atmosfera) relaxed* * *[dis'teso] 1.participio passato distendere2.1) (allungato) [ corpo] flat; [braccia, gambe] outstretched, outspreadstare disteso sulla schiena — to lie o be flat on one's back
2) (rilassato) [persona, viso, clima] relaxed••* * *disteso/dis'teso/II aggettivo1 (allungato) [ corpo] flat; [braccia, gambe] outstretched, outspread; era disteso sul letto he was lying on the bed; stare disteso sulla schiena to lie o be flat on one's back2 (rilassato) [persona, viso, clima] relaxedcadere lungo e disteso to fall flat on one's face. -
2 spiegato
spiegato agg. open (ed), spread, unfolded: bandiere spiegate al vento, flags waving in the wind; cantare a voce spiegata, to sing full-throated.* * *[spje'gato] 1.participio passato spiegare2.a vele -e — under full canvas, in full sail
a bandiere -e — mar. with flags flying
* * *spiegato/spje'gato/→ spiegareII aggettivo[cartina, giornale] unfolded; [ ali] outspread, outstretched, unfolded; a vele -e under full canvas, in full sail; a bandiere -e mar. with flags flying.
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