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21 burlesco
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22 carnevalesco
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23 cavalleresco
cavalleresco agg.1 (di, da cavaliere) knightly, chivalrous // ordine cavalleresco, order of chivalry, order of knighthood // poema cavalleresco, poem of chivalry; romanzo cavalleresco, romance of chivalry2 ( nobile, generoso) chivalrous, noble, generous, gallant: contegno cavalleresco, chivalrous behaviour; gesto cavalleresco, chivalrous gesture.* * *1) letterordine cavalleresco — order of knighthood o chivalry
3) (da gentiluomo) [ gesto] chivalrous, gallant, courtly* * *cavalleresco3 (da gentiluomo) [ gesto] chivalrous, gallant, courtly. -
24 cinquecentesco
cinquecentesco agg. (arte, letter.) sixteenth century (attr.); ( in Italia) cinquecento (attr.): lingua, arte cinquecentesca, cinquecento language, art.* * *pl. - schi, - sche [tʃinkwetʃen'tesko, ski, ske] aggettivo sixteenth-century attrib.; art. (in Italia) cinquecento attrib.* * *cinquecentescosixteenth-century attrib.; art. (in Italia) cinquecento attrib. -
25 clownesco
clownesco agg. clownish, of a clown (pred.).* * ** * *clownescopl. -schi, -sche /klau'nesko, ski, ske/[ personaggio] clown-like. -
26 confisca
f (pl -che) seizure* * *confisca s.f. confiscation, seizure, forfeiture: la confisca dei beni, the confiscation of one's property.* * ** * *confiscapl. - sche /kon'fiska, ske/sostantivo f.confiscation, forfeit(ure), seizing. -
27 contadinesco
contadinesco agg.1 rustic; peasant (attr.): semplicità contadinesca, rustic simplicity* * *1) (da contadino) country attrib.2) spreg. (grossolano) oafish, rough* * *contadinesco1 (da contadino) country attrib.2 spreg. (grossolano) oafish, rough. -
28 cosca
cosca s.f. organized gang of the mafia; (estens.) gang, band: una cosca di imbroglioni, a gang of swindlers.* * ** * *coscapl. - sche /'kɔska, ske/sostantivo f.cosca mafiosa Mafia gang. -
29 dantesco
dantesco agg. Dantesque, Dantean (anche fig.): studi danteschi, Dante studies; stile dantesco, Dantesque style.* * ** * *dantescoDantean, Dantesque, Dante attrib. -
30 dilettantesco
* * ** * *dilettantescospreg. amateurish. -
31 donchisciottesco
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32 elefantesco
elefantesco agg.1 elephantine2 ( goffo) elephantine; ungainly3 ( mastodontico) ponderous.* * ** * *elefantescoelephantine. -
33 etrusco
(pl -chi) 1. adj Etruscan2. m, etrusca f Etruscan* * ** * *1. 2.* * *etruscoEtrurian, Etruscan(f. -a) Etrurian, Etruscan. -
34 fanciullesco
fanciullesco agg.2 ( puerile) childish, puerile.* * *2) (puerile) childish* * *fanciullesco1 (di fanciullo) giochi -schi children's games2 (puerile) childish. -
35 farsesco
* * ** * *farsescofarcical (anche fig.). -
36 fiabesco
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37 fosco
(pl -schi) dark* * *fosco agg.3 ( triste) gloomy, dark: dipingere qlco. a colori foschi, (fig.) to paint a black picture of sthg.; rappresentare qlcu. a fosche tinte, (fig.) to give a dim view of s.o.* * *1) (scuro) dark2) fig. (cupo) [tempo, giorno, cielo] dull, hazy, sombre; [futuro, prospettiva] black, bleak; (minaccioso) [ sguardo] sombre, menacing* * *fosco1 (scuro) dark2 fig. (cupo) [tempo, giorno, cielo] dull, hazy, sombre; [futuro, prospettiva] black, bleak; (minaccioso) [ sguardo] sombre, menacing. -
38 frasca
frasca s.f.1 (leafy) branch, frond // saltar di palo in frasca, to jump from one thing to another* * *••saltare di palo in frasca — = to hop from one subject to another
* * *frascapl. - sche /'fraska, ske/sostantivo f.spray, branch\saltare di palo in frasca = to hop from one subject to another. -
39 furfantesco
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40 gigantesco
(pl -chi) gigantic* * *gigantesco agg. gigantic, colossal, huge (anche fig.): ha un appetito gigantesco, he has a gigantic (o an enormous) appetite; è un edificio gigantesco, it's a gigantic (o colossal) building.* * *pl. - schi, - sche [dʒigan'tesko, ski, ske] aggettivo [statura, costruzione] gigantic; [lavoro, sforzo] huge, monstrous, monster attrib.* * *gigantesco[statura, costruzione] gigantic; [lavoro, sforzo] huge, monstrous, monster attrib.
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