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1 superficie
"surface;Oberfläche;superficie"* * *f surfacein superficie on the surface* * *superficie s.f.1 surface (anche fig.): la superficie terrestre, the land surface; la superficie dell'acqua, the surface of the water; la superficie di un tavolo, the surface of a table; superficie liscia, ruvida, smooth, rough surface; superficie piana, sferica, plane, spherical surface; superficie soggetta a usura, ( di una strada) wearing surface; (pitt.) superficie tirata a gesso, gesso // navigare in superficie, to sail on the surface; riemergere in superficie, to surface (o to resurface) // non va mai al di là della superficie delle cose, he never goes beyond the surface of things; non puoi giudicarlo, se ti fermi in, alla superficie, you can't judge him unless you penetrate below the surface; è un uomo che in fatto di cultura è rimasto alla superficie, he's a person with a superficial education; il coltello ha inciso solo in superficie, the knife only cut into surface // (fis.): superficie di discontinuità, surface of discontinuity; forze di superficie, surface forces2 (mat.) surface; area: superficie di un solido, surface of a solid; superficie piana, plane surface; misure di superficie, square measures; calcolare la superficie di un rettangolo, to calculate the area of a rectangle; misurare la superficie di una stanza, to measure the area of a room4 (mecc.) ( di scorrimento) way, surface: superficie d'appoggio, supporting surface; superficie del pezzo, work surface; superficie portante, bearing surface* * *1) surfacein superficie — (stato) on o at the surface; (moto) to the surface
2) mat. surface, areaun campo con una superficie di 20 ettari — a field with an area of 20 hectares, a twenty-hectare field
3) fig. surface, appearance•* * *superficiepl. -ci /super'fit∫e, t∫i/sostantivo f.1 surface; la superficie terrestre the earth's surface; in superficie (stato) on o at the surface; (moto) to the surface2 mat. surface, area; superficie del cerchio area of a circle; un campo con una superficie di 20 ettari a field with an area of 20 hectares, a twenty-hectare field; qual è la superficie del Giappone? what's the area of Japan?3 fig. surface, appearance; fermarsi alla superficie to stay on the surfacesuperficie alare wing area; superficie calpestabile floor area. -
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3 superficie ruvida
Superficie f ruvidaRough surface, coarse surfaceDizionario italiano-inglese per macchine e attrezzature per l'imballaggio > superficie ruvida
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4 scabro
scabro agg. rough, rugged (anche fig.): strada scabra, rough (o bumpy) road; superficie scabra, rough (o rugged o uneven) surface; stile scabro, rough (o rugged) style.* * *['skabro]aggettivo [superficie, terreno] rough* * *scabro/'skabro/[superficie, terreno] rough. -
5 grate
To reduce a large piece of food to coarse or fine threads by rubbing it against a rough, serrated surface, usually on a grater. A food processor, fitted with the appropriate blades, can also be used for grating. The food that is being grated should be firm. Cheese that needs to be grated can be refrigerated first for easier grating.To rub on a grater that separates the food in various sizes of bits or shreds.
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