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121 floppy
['flɒpɪ] 1.aggettivo [ hair] che ricade; [ dog's ear] pendulo; [ hat] floscio; [ clothes] ampio, largo; [flesh, body] flaccido2.nome inform. floppy m., dischetto m.* * *adjective (tending to flop; flopping: a floppy hat.) floscio* * *floppy /ˈflɒpɪ/a.floscio; molle; pendulo; penzolante; moscio: floppy hat, cappello floscio; floppy ears, orecchie pendule; floppy hair, capelli che ricadono sulla fronte● (comput.) floppy disk, dischetto; floppy (disk) □ floppy drive, lettore di floppyfloppiness n. [u].* * *['flɒpɪ] 1.aggettivo [ hair] che ricade; [ dog's ear] pendulo; [ hat] floscio; [ clothes] ampio, largo; [flesh, body] flaccido2.nome inform. floppy m., dischetto m. -
122 freely
['friːlɪ]1) (without restriction) [act, speak] liberamenteto breathe freely — respirare liberamente; fig. sentirsi sollevato; (abundantly) [ spend] senza preoccupazioni; [ give] generosamente; [ perspire] abbondantemente
to move freely — [ part of body] muoversi facilmente; [ person] (around building, country) circolare liberamente
to be freely available — (easy to find) [commodity, drug] trovarsi facilmente; (accessible) [ education] essere aperto a tutti
2) (willingly) spontaneamente3) (not strictly) [translate, adapt] liberamente* * *1) (in a free manner: to give freely to charity; to speak freely.) liberamente2) (willingly; readily: I freely admit it was my fault.) apertamente((also freephone; American toll-free number) a telephone number of a business or an organization that can be used free of charge by their customers etc; the system giving this service.)* * *freely /ˈfri:lɪ/avv.3 generosamente; con prodigalità4 gratuitamente; gratis5 alla buona; senza cerimonie● freely available, a disposizione.* * *['friːlɪ]1) (without restriction) [act, speak] liberamenteto breathe freely — respirare liberamente; fig. sentirsi sollevato; (abundantly) [ spend] senza preoccupazioni; [ give] generosamente; [ perspire] abbondantemente
to move freely — [ part of body] muoversi facilmente; [ person] (around building, country) circolare liberamente
to be freely available — (easy to find) [commodity, drug] trovarsi facilmente; (accessible) [ education] essere aperto a tutti
2) (willingly) spontaneamente3) (not strictly) [translate, adapt] liberamente -
123 gangrene
['gæŋgriːn]nome cancrena f. (anche fig.)* * *['ɡæŋɡri:n](the decay of a part of the body of a living person, animal etc, because the blood supply to that part of the body has stopped.) cancrena* * *gangrene /ˈgæŋgri:n/n. [u](to) gangrene /ˈgæŋgri:n/ (med.)A v. i.andare in cancrena; incancrenireB v. t.far incancrenire; mandare in cancrena.* * *['gæŋgriːn]nome cancrena f. (anche fig.) -
124 gland
[glænd]nome anat. ghiandola f.* * *[ɡlænd](a part of the body that takes substances from the blood and stores them for use or in order that the body may get rid of them: a sweat gland; He has swollen glands in his neck.) ghiandola* * *gland (1) /glænd/n.1 (anat.) ghiandola, glandola: Bartholin's glands, ghiandole di Bartolino; ductless glands, ghiandole endocrine; sweat glands, ghiandole sudorifere; thyroid gland, ghiandola tiroidea, tiroide2 (bot.) ghianda.gland (2) /glænd/n.(mecc.) (anello) premistoppa.* * *[glænd]nome anat. ghiandola f. -
125 graft
I [grɑːft] [AE græft]1) agr. med. trapianto m., innesto m.2) BE colloq. (work) lavoro m.II [grɑːft] [AE græft]* * *I 1. verb(to fix (skin, bone etc) from one part of the body on to or into another part of the body: The doctor treated her burns by grafting skin from her leg on to her back.)2. noun(a piece of skin, bone etc which is grafted: a skin graft.)II noun1) (dishonesty in obtaining profit or good position.)2) (hard work.)* * *[ɡrɒːft]1. n1) Bot, Med innesto2) (fam: corruption) corruzione f, (hard work) duro lavoro2. vt* * *graft /grɑ:ft/n.1 (agric.) innesto2 (agric.) albero innestato; pianta innestata5 (fam.) bustarella(to) graft /grɑ:ft/A v. t.1 (agric.) innestareB v. i.1 (agric.) fare innesti3 (fam.) prendere bustarelle● (fig.) to graft on, aggiungere, inserire (qc. in un testo).* * *I [grɑːft] [AE græft]1) agr. med. trapianto m., innesto m.2) BE colloq. (work) lavoro m.II [grɑːft] [AE græft] -
126 graze
I [greɪz]nome abrasione f., escoriazione f., graffio m.II [greɪz]1) (scrape)III 1. [greɪz] 2.to graze one's elbow — scorticarsi o sbucciarsi un gomito
verbo intransitivo agr. [cow, sheep] pascolare* * *[ɡreiz] I verb((of animals) to eat grass etc which is growing.)II 1. verb1) (to scrape the skin from (a part of the body): I've grazed my knee on that stone wall.)2) (to touch lightly in passing: The bullet grazed the car.)2. noun(the slight wound caused by grazing a part of the body: a graze on one's knee.)* * *I [ɡreɪz]1. vipascolare, pascere2. vt(grass, field) mettere or lasciare a pascolo, (cattle, sheep) far pascolareII [ɡreɪz]1. n(injury) scorticatura, escoriazione f2. vt(touch lightly) sfiorare, rasentare, (scrape: skin) scorticare, escoriareto graze one's knees — sbucciarsi or escoriarsi le ginocchia
* * *graze /greɪz/n.1 abrasione; escoriazione; graffio (fam.)3 (mil.) tiro radente.(to) graze (1) /greɪz/v. i. e t.1 pascolare; brucare erba; far pascolare: The cows were grazing in the fields, le vacche pascolavano nei campi; to graze cattle, far pascolare il bestiame● to graze a meadow, mettere bestiame al pascolo su un prato.(to) graze (2) /greɪz/v. t. e i.1 abradere; escoriare; graffiare; scalfire: We just grazed bumpers in the accident, abbiamo graffiato i paraurti durante l'incidente2 rasentare, rasentarsi; sfiorare, sfiorarsi; fare il pelo a: The falling tree grazed my car, cadendo, l'albero ha sfiorato la mia macchina; (autom.) to graze the guardrail, rasentare il guardrail; The ball grazed the crossbar, la palla fece il pelo alla traversa● to graze one's knee, scorticarsi (o sbucciarsi) un ginocchio □ (mil.) grazing fire, tiro radente □ (aeron.) grazing flight, volo radente.* * *I [greɪz]nome abrasione f., escoriazione f., graffio m.II [greɪz]1) (scrape)III 1. [greɪz] 2.to graze one's elbow — scorticarsi o sbucciarsi un gomito
verbo intransitivo agr. [cow, sheep] pascolare -
127 groin
= groyne* * *[ɡroin](the part of the front of the body where the inner part of the thigh joins the rest of the body.) inguine* * *groin (1) /grɔɪn/n.1 (anat.) inguine2 (archit.) lunetta; unghia3 (archit.) nervatura; ogiva; costolone.groin (2) /grɔɪn/► groyne.(to) groin /grɔɪn/v. t.(archit.) munire di lunette (o di costoloni, ogive, ecc.)● a groined roof, un tetto a costoloni □ a groined vault, una volta a ogive.* * *= groyne -
128 hairless
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