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1 profusely
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2 profusely pro·fuse·ly adv
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3 luxuriant
[lʌg'zjʊərɪənt]aggettivo (growing profusely) rigoglioso, lussureggiante; (richly ornate) (eccessivamente) ornato, sovraccarico* * *luxuriant /lʌgˈʒʊərɪənt/a.4 fecondo; prolifico (fig.)● luxuriant hair, una folta chiomaluxuriantly avv.* * *[lʌg'zjʊərɪənt]aggettivo (growing profusely) rigoglioso, lussureggiante; (richly ornate) (eccessivamente) ornato, sovraccarico -
4 profuse
[prə'fjuːs]* * *[prə'fju:s]((too) plentiful; excessive: profuse thanks.) profuso, abbondante- profusion* * *profuse /prəˈfju:s/a.1 profuso ( raro); abbondante; copioso; folto: profuse thanks, profusi ringraziamenti; profuse bleeding, abbondante emorragia (o perdita di sangue)profusely avv.* * *[prə'fjuːs] -
5 bleed
[bliːd] 1.1) med. salassare2) fig.to bleed sb. for sth. — estorcere denaro a qcn. per qcs.
to bleed sb. white o dry — dissanguare o salassare qcn
3) tecn. spurgare [ radiator]2.1) sanguinare2) fig.my heart bleeds! — iron. mi sanguina il cuore!
3) [tree, plant] stillare linfa4) [colour, dye] stingere* * *[bli:d]past tense, past participle - bled; verb(to lose blood: Her nose was bleeding badly.) sanguinare- bleeding* * *[bliːd] [blɛd] bled vb: pt, pp1. vihis nose is bleeding — gli sanguina il naso, gli esce il sangue dal naso
my heart bleeds for him iro — mi fa proprio compassione, poverino!
2. vt1) salassare, dissanguare2) (brakes, radiator) spurgare* * *bleed /bli:d/n.1 (tipogr.) rifilatura(to) bleed /bli:d/(pass. e p. p. bled)A v. i.1 sanguinare; perdere sangue: to bleed profusely, sanguinare abbondantemente; to bleed to death, morire dissanguato; dissanguarsiB v. t.1 (med., stor.) salassare2 (fam.) spillare soldi a: He was bled for every penny he had, gli hanno spillato fino all'ultimo centesimo; to bleed sb. dry (o white) dissanguare (fig.); svenare; ridurre sul lastrico6 (tipogr.) rifilare● to bleed like a pig, grondare sangue □ My heart bleeds (for), mi sanguina il cuore (per).* * *[bliːd] 1.1) med. salassare2) fig.to bleed sb. for sth. — estorcere denaro a qcn. per qcs.
to bleed sb. white o dry — dissanguare o salassare qcn
3) tecn. spurgare [ radiator]2.1) sanguinare2) fig.my heart bleeds! — iron. mi sanguina il cuore!
3) [tree, plant] stillare linfa4) [colour, dye] stingere -
6 lather
I ['lɑːðə(r), 'læð-] [AE 'læð-]1) (of soap) schiuma f.2) (frothy sweat) schiuma f.II 1. ['lɑːðə(r), 'læð-] [AE 'læð-]he was in a real lather — colloq. fig. schiumava di rabbia, aveva la schiuma alla bocca
verbo transitivo insaponare [face, chin]2.verbo intransitivo schiumare* * *1) (foam made up of soap bubbles: Add the soap to the water and work up a good lather.) schiuma (di sapone)2) (a foam of sweat appearing eg on a horse's neck.) schiuma* * *lather /ˈlɑ:ðə(r)/n.3 (fig. fam.) agitazione; eccitazione; nervosismo● to be in a lather, essere agitato (o nervoso) □ to work oneself into a lather, agitarsi, innervosirsi.(to) lather /ˈlɑ:ðə(r)/A v. t.B v. i.* * *I ['lɑːðə(r), 'læð-] [AE 'læð-]1) (of soap) schiuma f.2) (frothy sweat) schiuma f.II 1. ['lɑːðə(r), 'læð-] [AE 'læð-]he was in a real lather — colloq. fig. schiumava di rabbia, aveva la schiuma alla bocca
verbo transitivo insaponare [face, chin]2.verbo intransitivo schiumare -
7 ♦ (to) spend
♦ (to) spend /spɛnd/(pass. e p. p. spent) v. t.1 spendere; (fig.) adoperare, consumare, impiegare: She spends all her money on clothes, spende tutto il suo denaro in vestiti; You could spend your time in a better way, potresti spendere meglio il tuo tempo; He spends his energy quickly, consuma in fretta le sue energie; DIALOGO → - After an exam- I spent too much time answering the other questions, ho impiegato troppo tempo a rispondere alle altre domande2 passare; trascorrere: I spent my holidays in Greece, ho passato le vacanze in Grecia; DIALOGO → - Back from holiday- We spent most of the time relaxing on the beach, abbiamo trascorso la maggior parte del tempo rilassandoci in spiaggia● to spend itself, consumarsi, esaurirsi; finire: The tornado soon spent itself, il tornado si è dissolto in breve tempo □ ( del vento, ecc.) to spend one's force, esaurire la propria violenza; placarsi □ (fam., eufem.) to spend a penny, andare al gabinetto; fare pipì □ to spend profusely, spendere e spandere; sperperare □ (fig.) to be spent, ( di persona) essere esaurito, esausto; ( di cosa) esaurirsi, finire, placarsi: His fury was soon spent, la sua furia non tardò a placarsi. -
8 ♦ (to) spend
♦ (to) spend /spɛnd/(pass. e p. p. spent) v. t.1 spendere; (fig.) adoperare, consumare, impiegare: She spends all her money on clothes, spende tutto il suo denaro in vestiti; You could spend your time in a better way, potresti spendere meglio il tuo tempo; He spends his energy quickly, consuma in fretta le sue energie; DIALOGO → - After an exam- I spent too much time answering the other questions, ho impiegato troppo tempo a rispondere alle altre domande2 passare; trascorrere: I spent my holidays in Greece, ho passato le vacanze in Grecia; DIALOGO → - Back from holiday- We spent most of the time relaxing on the beach, abbiamo trascorso la maggior parte del tempo rilassandoci in spiaggia● to spend itself, consumarsi, esaurirsi; finire: The tornado soon spent itself, il tornado si è dissolto in breve tempo □ ( del vento, ecc.) to spend one's force, esaurire la propria violenza; placarsi □ (fam., eufem.) to spend a penny, andare al gabinetto; fare pipì □ to spend profusely, spendere e spandere; sperperare □ (fig.) to be spent, ( di persona) essere esaurito, esausto; ( di cosa) esaurirsi, finire, placarsi: His fury was soon spent, la sua furia non tardò a placarsi.
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Profusely — Pro*fuse ly, adv. In a profuse manner. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
profusely — adv. Profusely is used with these adjectives: ↑apologetic Profusely is used with these verbs: ↑apologize, ↑bleed, ↑blush, ↑illustrate, ↑perspire, ↑sweat, ↑thank … Collocations dictionary
profusely — adverb /prəˈfjusli/ In great quantity or abundance; in a profuse manner. The run left him sweating profusely … Wiktionary
profusely — profuse ► ADJECTIVE 1) plentiful; abundant. 2) archaic extravagant. DERIVATIVES profusely adverb profuseness noun profusion noun. ORIGIN Latin profusus lavish, spread out … English terms dictionary
profusely — adverb in an abundant manner (Freq. 1) they were abundantly supplied with food he thanked her profusely • Syn: ↑abundantly, ↑copiously, ↑extravagantly • Derived from adjective: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
profusely — adverb see profuse … New Collegiate Dictionary
profusely — See profuse. * * * … Universalium
profusely — Synonyms and related words: abundantly, acervatim, acutely, affluently, amazingly, amply, aplenty, astonishingly, awesomely, bigheartedly, bottomlessly, bounteously, bountifully, conspicuously, copiously, countlessly, diffusely, effusely,… … Moby Thesaurus
profusely — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. extensively, lavishly, richly; see much 1 , 2 … English dictionary for students
profusely — prÉ™ fjuËslɪ adv. generously, in the manner of giving freely; wastefully, extravagantly; abundantly, plentifully … English contemporary dictionary
profusely — pro·fuse·ly … English syllables