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1 disseminare
scatter, disseminatefig spread* * *disseminare v.tr.1 ( spargere) to scatter, to strew*, to disseminate: disseminare libri per tutta la stanza, to scatter books all over the room; disseminare un tema di errori, to strew an essay with errors2 (fig.) ( diffondere) to spread*, to diffuse, to disseminate: disseminava false notizie, he disseminated false news; disseminare la discordia, il terrore, to spread (o to sow) discord, terror; disseminare il malcontento, to sow the seeds of discontent3 (agr.) to disseminate, to sow*.* * *[dissemi'nare]verbo transitivo1) (seminare intorno) to disperse, to scatter around, to scatter about [ semi]; (spargere) to disperse [ agenti]; to scatter [libri, abiti]* * *disseminare/dissemi'nare/ [1]1 (seminare intorno) to disperse, to scatter around, to scatter about [ semi]; (spargere) to disperse [ agenti]; to scatter [ libri, abiti] -
2 sparpagliare
scatter* * *sparpagliare v.tr. to scatter, to spread*: sparpagliò le carte sul tavolo, he scattered the cards on the table; nel centro della città è stato sparpagliato un gran numero di agenti, a large number of policemen have been scattered around the town centre.◘ sparpagliarsi v.rifl o intr.pron. to scatter, to disperse: la gente si sparpagliò nel parco, the people scattered through the park.* * *[sparpaʎ'ʎare] 1.verbo transitivo to scatter [abiti, cuscini, libri]2.* * *sparpagliare/sparpaλ'λare/ [1]to scatter [abiti, cuscini, libri]II sparpagliarsi verbo pronominale[ persone] to scatter; sparpagliatevi! spread out! -
3 spargere
spreadlagrime, sangue shed* * *spargere v.tr.1 to scatter, to strew*: spargere fiori, to strew flowers: spargere semi, to sow seed; spargere ghiaia, to scatter gravel; spargere zucchero, sale, to sprinkle sugar, salt // spargere denari a piene mani, to throw money around // spargere sentinelle lungo il confine, to post sentries along the border2 ( divulgare) to spread*: spargere notizie, to spread news // spargere ai quattro venti, to throw to the winds // spargere una voce, to spread a rumour // spargere zizzania, (fig.) to spread discord◘ spargersi v.intr.pron.1 to scatter, to disperse, to spread*: si sparsero per la campagna, they scattered (o dispersed) through the countryside2 ( diffondersi) to spread*: il fumo si è sparso nella valle, the smoke spread along the valley; la notizia si sparse in un baleno, the news spread like wildfire; si sparse la voce che..., the rumour spread that...* * *1. ['spardʒere]vb irreg vt1) (sparpagliare) to scatter2) (versare: vino) to spill, (sangue, lacrime) to shed3) (diffondere: notizia) to spread, (luce) to give off (o out)2. vip (spargersi)(persone) to scatter, (voce, notizia) to spread* * *['spardʒere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (spandere) to scatter [semi, oggetti]; to spread* [sabbia, terra]; to strew* [ fiori]spargere il sale su una strada — to put salt on o to salt a road
2) (versare) to shed* [lacrime, sangue]4) (diffondere) to spread* [ calunnie]2.verbo pronominale spargersi1) (sparpagliarsi) [persone, animali] to scatter2) (diffondersi) [ notizia] to get* about, to travel* * *spargere/'spardʒere/ [19]1 (spandere) to scatter [ semi, oggetti]; to spread* [ sabbia, terra]; to strew* [ fiori]; spargere il sale su una strada to put salt on o to salt a road2 (versare) to shed* [ lacrime, sangue]II spargersi verbo pronominale1 (sparpagliarsi) [ persone, animali] to scatter2 (diffondersi) [ notizia] to get* about, to travel. -
4 sbandare
motoring skidrailway, fig go off the rails* * *sbandare v. intr.1 (mar.) to heel (over), to list; (aer.) to bank; (aut.) to veer, to slide*: la nave sbanda a destra, a sinistra, the ship lists (o has a list) to starboard, to port; sbandare in curva, sul ghiaccio, to go into a slide (o veer) on the bend, on the ice2 (fig.) ( tendere) to lean*, to tend: liberalismo che sbanda verso il conservatorismo, liberalism which is leaning (o tending) towards conservatism.◘ sbandarsi v.intr.pron. to disperse; to disband, to scatter; ( disgregarsi) to break* up: la folla si sbandò per le strade, the crowd dispersed in the streets; le truppe si sbandarono, the troops disbanded; dopo la morte del padre la famiglia si sbandò, after the father's death the family broke up.* * *[zban'dare]1. vi2. vip (sbandarsi)* * *[zban'dare] I1) aut. to skid; mar. to list, to have* a list; aer. to bank2) fig. (deviare) to lean*II 1.verbo transitivo to disband [esercito, dimostranti]2.* * *sbandare1/zban'dare/ [1](aus. avere)1 aut. to skid; mar. to list, to have* a list; aer. to bank; sbandare in curva to skid while going around a bend2 fig. (deviare) to lean*.————————sbandare2/zban'dare/ [1]to disband [esercito, dimostranti]II sbandarsi verbo pronominaleto disband, to disperse. -
5 spandere
spread* * *spandere v.tr.1 ( diffondere) to spread*: la lampada spandeva la luce in tutta la stanza, the lamp spread its light all over the room; spandere il terrore, to spread terror3 ( versare) to shed*: spandere lacrime, sangue, to shed tears, blood // spandere acqua, ( orinare) to make water4 ( scialacquare) to squander: durante le vacanze spende e spande, during his holidays he squanders his money.◘ spandersi v.intr.pron. to spread*: i pettegolezzi si spandono facilmente in questa città, gossip spreads easily in this town; la macchia d'olio si spandeva rapidamente, the oil slick spread rapidly.* * *1. ['spandere]vb irreg vt1) (stendere: cera, crema) to spread2) (spargere: liquido) to pour (out), (polvere) to scatter, (calore, profumo) to give off, (fig : notizie) to spread2. vip (spandersi)* * *['spandere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (spargere) to spread* [ concime]3) (effondere) to give* off [fumo, profumo]; to shed* [ luce]2.verbo pronominale spandersi1) (propagarsi) [macchia, liquido] to spread*2) (effondersi) [fumo, luce] to pour (in into)••spendere e spandere — colloq. to splash money around, to spend money like water
* * *spandere/'spandere/ [89]1 (spargere) to spread* [ concime]3 (effondere) to give* off [fumo, profumo]; to shed* [ luce]II spandersi verbo pronominale1 (propagarsi) [macchia, liquido] to spread*2 (effondersi) [fumo, luce] to pour (in into)spendere e spandere colloq. to splash money around, to spend money like water. -
6 seminare vt
[semi'nare]1) Agr to sow, (fig : vestiti, libri) to scatter, leave lying aroundchi non semina non raccoglie Proverbio — as you sow, so shall you reap
2) (inseguitore) to lose, shake off -
7 seminare
vt [semi'nare]1) Agr to sow, (fig : vestiti, libri) to scatter, leave lying aroundchi non semina non raccoglie Proverbio — as you sow, so shall you reap
2) (inseguitore) to lose, shake off
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