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1 pyrites
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2 pyrites
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3 calcined pyrites
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4 iron pyrites
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5 pyritic
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6 pyritical
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7 ♦ yellow
♦ yellow /ˈjɛləʊ/A a.1 giallo: yellow leaves, foglie gialle; yellow skin, pelle gialla; (polit.) the yellow peril, il pericolo giallo3 (fig. fam., antiq.) codardo; vile; meschinoB n.1 [uc] giallo; color giallo: Yellow is a bright colour, il giallo è un colore vivace; the yellows used by Van Gogh, i gialli usati da Van Gogh; to wear yellow, vestire di giallo3 [u] (fig. fam.) vigliaccheria; viltà● (mil.) yellow alert, preallarme □ ( slang, antiq.) yellow-bellied, pauroso; vigliacco; fifone (pop.) □ (zool.) yellow-bellied toad ( Bombina variegata), ululone dal ventre giallo □ (polit.) yellow book, pubblicazione ufficiale □ (ind. min.) yellow cake, concentrato uranifero; ( cucina) torta margherita □ ( calcio) yellow card, cartellino giallo ( ammonizione) □ (miner.) yellow copper ore, calcopirite □ (fam.) yellow dog, persona spregevole □ (stor. USA) yellow-dog contract, contratto con cui il dipendente rinuncia ad iscriversi a un sindacato □ yellow earth = yellow ochre ► sotto □ (med.) yellow fever, febbre gialla □ (naut.) yellow flag, bandiera gialla (o di quarantena) □ yellow-green, verdegiallo □ (med.) yellow gum, ittero dei neonati □ (zool.) yellow gurnard (o yellow gurnet) ( Triglia lucerna), cappone gallinella □ yellow jack, (naut.) bandiera gialla (o di quarantena); ( slang) febbre gialla □ (zool., USA) yellow jacket, vespa □ ( ciclismo) yellow jersey, maglia gialla □ (miner.) yellow lead ore, wulfenite; piombo giallo □ (autom., in GB) yellow line, riga gialla ( indica restrizioni di sosta) □ yellow metal, (metall.) lega di rame (60%) e zinco (40%); (fig.) oro □ yellow ochre, ocra gialla □ (telef.) the Yellow Pages®, le Pagine Gialle® □ the yellow press, la stampa scandalistica; la stampa sensazionale □ (miner.) yellow pyrites, calcopirite □ (geogr.) the Yellow Sea, il Mar Giallo □ (med.) yellow sickness, itterizia □ (anat.) yellow spot, macula lutea ( della retina) □ yellow sticky, post-it; giallino; (comput.) commento; post-it elettronico □ (fig.) yellow streak, tendenza alla vigliaccheria; vena di codardia □ yellow wax, cera gialla; cera d'api □ to turn yellow, ingiallire.(to) yellow /ˈjɛləʊ/v. t. e i.ingiallire; rendere giallo; diventar giallo: an old yellowed document, un vecchio documento ingiallito; the leaves that yellow in autumn, le foglie che ingialliscono in autunno.
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Pyrites — Py*ri tes, n. [L., fr. Gr. ?, fr. ? fire. See {Pyre}.] (Min.) A name given to a number of metallic minerals, sulphides of iron, copper, cobalt, nickel, and tin, of a white or yellowish color. [1913 Webster] Note: The term was originally applied… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pyrites — (also iron pyrites or pyrite) ► NOUN ▪ a shiny yellow mineral consisting of iron disulphide. ORIGIN from Greek purit s of fire , from pur fire … English terms dictionary
pyrites — [pə rīt′ēz΄, pīrīt′ēz΄; pī′rīts΄] n. [see PYRITE] any of various native metallic sulfides, esp. iron pyrites pyritic [pirit′ik, pīrit′ik] adj. pyritical … English World dictionary
Pyrites — Pyrite Pyr ite, n.; pl. {Pyrites}. [Cf. F. pyrite. See {Pyrites}.] (Min.) A common mineral of a pale brass yellow color and brilliant metallic luster, crystallizing in the isometric system; iron pyrites; iron disulphide. [1913 Webster] Hence… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pyrites — noun (plural pyrites) Etymology: Latin, flint, from Greek pyritēs of or in fire, from pyr fire Date: 1543 any of various metallic looking sulfides of which pyrite is the commonest • pyritic adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
Pyrites — Pyrite Pyrite CatégorieII : sulfures et sulfosels Pyrite Octaèdre Mines de Huaron, Pérou (8x8cm) Identification … Wikipédia en Français
pyrites — /puy ruy teez, peuh , puy ruyts/, n., pl. pyrites. Mineral. 1. pyrite. 2. marcasite. 3. any of various other metallic sulfides, as of copper or tin. [1545 55; < L pyrites (pl.); see PYRITE] * * * … Universalium
pyrites — py|ri|tes [paıˈraıti:z US pə ] n [U] [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: flint , from Greek, of or in fire , from pyr; PYRE] a mix of ↑sulphur with a type of metal, usually iron, or iron and ↑copper →↑fool s gold ▪ iron pyrites … Dictionary of contemporary English
pyrites — [pʌɪ rʌɪti:z] (also iron pyrites; Mineralogy pyrite) noun a shiny yellow mineral consisting of iron disulphide, occurring as intersecting cubic crystals. Derivatives pyritic adjective pyritize or pyritise verb Origin … English new terms dictionary
pyrites — noun (U) a compound of sulphur with a type of metal, usually iron, or iron and copper: iron pyrites see also: fool s gold … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
pyrites — noun (U) a compound of sulphur with a type of metal, usually iron, or iron and copper: iron pyrites see also: fool s gold … Longman dictionary of contemporary English