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1 rustico
(pl -ci) rural, rusticfig unsophisticated* * *rustico agg.1 country (attr.); rustic, rural: casetta rustica, country cottage; danze rustiche, country dances; gente rustica, country folk; mobili di stile rustico, furniture in farmhouse style; scene, tradizioni rustiche, rural scenes, customs // vita rustica, country life // cenetta rustica, simple country meal // (arch.) facciata rustica, rustic façade // alla rustica, simply◆ s.m.1 peasant, rustic* * *['rustiko] rustico -a, -ci, -che1. agg2. smEdil shell, carcass, (deposito per attrezzi) shed, (alloggio di contadini) farm labourer's Brit o farmhand's cottage* * *1.1) [casa, cascina] rustic, country attrib., rural; (semplice) [pasto, arredamento, vita] rustic, country-style2) (rozzo) rustic, rough, uncouth2.sostantivo maschile1) labourer's cottage; (deposito per gli attrezzi) outhouse2) (casetta di campagna) cottage* * *rusticopl. -ci, - che /'rustiko, t∫i, ke/1 [ casa, cascina] rustic, country attrib., rural; (semplice) [ pasto, arredamento, vita] rustic, country-style2 (rozzo) rustic, rough, uncouth1 labourer's cottage; (deposito per gli attrezzi) outhouse2 (casetta di campagna) cottage.
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