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21 neurone
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22 pecorone
pecorone s.m.1 ( uomo stupido) blockhead* * *[peko'rone]sostantivo maschile large sheep*sono una massa di -i — fig. spreg. they are a load of sheep
* * *pecorone/peko'rone/sostantivo m. -
23 peperone
m pepper* * *peperone s.m.2 ( il frutto) pepper; ( piccante) chilli, chilly: peperoni sott'aceto, pickled peppers // diventare rosso come un peperone, to go as red as a beetroot* * *[pepe'rone]sostantivo maschile1) (ortaggio) (sweet) pepper, capsicumpeperone verde, rosso — green, red pepper
2) (pianta) capsicum••* * *peperone/pepe'rone/sostantivo m.1 (ortaggio) (sweet) pepper, capsicum; peperone verde, rosso green, red pepper2 (pianta) capsicumrosso come un peperone as red as a beetroot; avere un naso come un peperone to have a big red nose. -
24 polverone
polverone s.m.1 dust cloud2 (fig.) uproar, outcry; fuss: la sua dichiarazione sollevò un gran polverone, his statement created an immense uproar (o outcry).* * *[polve'rone]sostantivo maschile dust cloudsollevare o alzare un polverone — to raise (a cloud of) dust; fig. to raise a dust, to make waves
* * *polverone/polve'rone/sostantivo m.dust cloud; sollevare o alzare un polverone to raise (a cloud of) dust; fig. to raise a dust, to make waves. -
25 sperone
sperone s.m.1 ( di cavaliere) spur2 (mar.) ram4 ( di roccia) spur, nose, ness5 (bot.) spur, calcar6 (edil.) buttress.* * *[spe'rone]sostantivo maschile1) (sprone) spur (anche zool.)2) stor. (di nave) rostrum*3) geogr. spur* * *sperone/spe'rone/sostantivo m.1 (sprone) spur (anche zool.)2 stor. (di nave) rostrum*3 geogr. spur. -
26 testosterone
* * *[testoste'rone]sostantivo maschile testosterone* * *testosterone/testoste'rone/sostantivo m.testosterone. -
27 torrone
m nougat* * *torrone s.m. 'torrone', kind of nougat.* * *[tor'rone]sostantivo maschile nougat* * *torrone/tor'rone/sostantivo m.nougat. -
28 zampirone
zampirone s.m.1 fumigator2 (scherz.) cheap cigarette.* * *[dzampi'rone, tsam-]sostantivo maschile mosquito coil* * *zampirone/dzampi'rone, tsam-/sostantivo m.mosquito coil. -
29 zatterone
zatterone s.m.2 (edil.) raft, mat3 ( calzatura femminile) platform-soled shoe.* * *[tsatte'rone, dzat-]sostantivo maschile (scarpa) platform (shoe)* * *zatterone/tsatte'rone, dzat-/sostantivo m.(scarpa) platform (shoe). -
30 Nerone
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31 airone sm
[ai'rone] -
32 barone sm
[ba'rone] -
33 beverone sm
[beve'rone](per animali) bran mash -
34 burrone sm
[bur'rone]ravine, gorge -
35 calderone sm
[kalde'rone]cauldron, fig hotchpotch -
36 cerone sm
[tʃe'rone](trucco) greasepaint -
37 Cicerone sm
[tʃitʃe'rone]Storia Cicero -
38 cicerone sm
[tʃitʃe'rone](guida turistica) guide -
39 cinturone sm
[tʃintu'rone] -
40 durone sm
[du'rone](callo) hard skin
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