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1 afflosciare
afflosciare v.tr.1 ( rendere floscio) to wilt; to deflate: la calura ha afflosciato le foglie, the heat has wilted the leaves; la temperatura elevata aveva afflosciato i pneumatici, the high temperature had deflated the tyres◘ afflosciarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron. to droop, to wilt; to sag (anche fig.): i fiori si afflosciarono il giorno dopo, the flowers wilted the following day; sentii il corpo afflosciare tra le mie braccia, I felt the body go limp in my arms; il nostro morale si afflosciò, our spirits sagged (o deflated) // si afflosciò sulla poltrona, he collapsed into the armchair.* * *[affloʃ'ʃare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (rendere floscio) to make* [sth.] go limp2) fig. (indebolire) to weaken2.verbo pronominale afflosciarsi1) (diventare floscio) [ corpo] to go* limp; [ soufflé] to collapse; [ pianta] to wilt; [ vela] to sag2) fig. (svenire) to faint* * *afflosciare/afflo∫'∫are/ [1]1 (rendere floscio) to make* [sth.] go limp2 fig. (indebolire) to weakenII afflosciarsi verbo pronominale1 (diventare floscio) [ corpo] to go* limp; [ soufflé] to collapse; [ pianta] to wilt; [ vela] to sag2 fig. (svenire) to faint. -
2 conclusivo
conclusive* * *conclusivo agg. conclusive, final, closing; decisive: esperimento conclusivo, conclusive test; risposta conclusiva, decisive answer; il suo discorso è calato di tono nella parte conclusiva, his speech sagged towards the end // (gramm.) congiunzione conclusiva, illative conjunction.* * *[konklu'zivo]* * *conclusivo/konklu'zivo/
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