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* * *[preda'tore] predatore (-trice)1. agg2. sm/f* * *[preda'tore] 1. 2.sostantivo maschile (f. - trice [tritʃe])1) (animale) predator2) (predone) plunderer* * *predatore/preda'tore/[ animale] predatory( f. - trice /trit∫e/)1 (animale) predator2 (predone) plunderer. -
2 predatorio
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3 rapace
1. m bird of prey2. adj fig predatory* * *rapace agg.2 ( avido) rapacious, greedy, grasping: uomo rapace, greedy (o rapacious) man; mani rapaci, grasping hands // sguardo rapace, greedy eyes.* * *[ra'patʃe]1. agg(animale) predatory, (fig : avido) rapacious, grasping2. sm* * *[ra'patʃe] 1.1) zool.2.uccello rapace — bird of prey, rapacious bird, raptor
sostantivo maschile (uccello) bird of prey, raptor* * *rapace/ra'pat∫e/1 zool. uccello rapace bird of prey, rapacious bird, raptor(uccello) bird of prey, raptor. -
4 grifagno
grifagno agg.1 (rapace) rapacious, predatory: uccello grifagno, predatory bird (o bird of prey)2 (fig.) (minaccioso) fierce: occhi grifagni, fierce eyes. -
5 fissazione
f ( mania) fixation (di about)* * *fissazione s.f.1 fixation2 (fam.) ( idea fissa) fixed idea, obsession; (med.) monomania: ha la fissazione dell'ordine, he's a stickler for tidiness (o order)3 (comm., Borsa) fixing; ( del prezzo massimo o minimo di un titolo) pegging: fissazione dei prezzi, price fixing; fissazione del prezzo dell'oro, gold fixing // fissazione predatoria del prezzo, predatory pricing5 (tess.) → fissaggio.* * *[fissat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (determinazione) fixing2) (mania) fetish, foible, hang-up colloq.3) psic. chim. fixation* * *fissazione/fissat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (determinazione) fixing2 (mania) fetish, foible, hang-up colloq.3 psic. chim. fixation. -
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