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1 filtrare
1. v/t strain, filter2. v/i fig filter out* * *filtrare v.tr.1 to filter ( anche inform.), to filtrate; to leach, to strain: acqua filtrata, filtered water; filtrare del brodo, to strain broth; filtrare un liquido, to filter a liquid; filtrare il tè, to strain tea2 (fig.) to sift, to screen: ti conviene filtrare tutte le informazioni ricevute, it would be a good idea if you sifted all the information that you receive◆ v. intr.1 to filter, to percolate, to seep, to ooze: l'acqua filtra attraverso il terreno, the water filters (o seeps) through the earth; il caffè sta filtrando, the coffee is percolating; la luce filtrava attraverso i rami, the light filtered through the branches2 (fig.) to filter out, to leak out, to become* known: la notizia filtrò attraverso alcune indiscrezioni, the news leaked out through various unconfirmed reports.* * *[fil'trare]1. vtto filter, (fig : selezionare) to screen2. vi* * *[fil'trare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (depurare) to filter, to filtrate [gas, vino, olio]; to percolate, to filter [ caffè]; to strain, to filter [tè, salsa]2.1) (penetrare) [liquido, umidità, pioggia] to drain, to filter, to leak; [suono, luce] to filter, to pierce2) (colare) [liquido, caffè] to percolate3) fig. (trapelare) [notizie, idea] to filter out, to filter through, to percolate* * *filtrare/fil'trare/ [1]1 (depurare) to filter, to filtrate [ gas, vino, olio]; to percolate, to filter [ caffè]; to strain, to filter [ tè, salsa](aus. essere)1 (penetrare) [ liquido, umidità, pioggia] to drain, to filter, to leak; [ suono, luce] to filter, to pierce2 (colare) [ liquido, caffè] to percolate3 fig. (trapelare) [ notizie, idea] to filter out, to filter through, to percolate. -
2 spogliare
undress( rubare) rob* * *spogliare v.tr.1 ( svestire) to undress; to strip (anche estens.): spogliare un bambino, to undress a child; spogliare un giardino di tutti i fiori, to strip a garden of all its flowers // spogliare qlcu. con gli occhi, to undress s.o. with one's eyes // spogliare i nemici vinti, to despoil conquered enemies // spogliare l'abito, ( abbandonare un ordine religioso) to renounce (o to give up) one's vows2 ( privare) to deprive, to divest, to strip: lo spogliarono di ogni autorità, they deprived (o stripped) him of all authority; spogliare qlcu. di ogni bene, to deprive s.o. of all his property3 ( fare lo spoglio) to go* through, to sort out, to sift (through): spogliare la corrispondenza, to go through (o to sort out) the mail; spogliare i documenti, to sift through the papers.◘ spogliarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.2 ( privarsi, rinunciare) to strip oneself, to give* up (sthg.), to divest oneself: si spogliò di ogni suo avere per darlo ai poveri, he stripped (o divested) himself of all his possessions to give them to the poor; spogliare di un diritto, del dominio, to give up (o to renounce) a right, power4 ( diventare spoglio) to shed (sthg.), to lose* (sthg.): ormai gli alberi si spogliano delle foglie, the trees are shedding their leaves6 ( di rettile) to cast* its slough, to slough its skin.* * *[spoʎ'ʎare]1. vt1) (svestire) to undress, (con la forza) to strip, (fig : privare: di autorità) to divest, strip, (di tesori) to stripspogliare qn di qc — (derubare) to strip o rob sb of sth
2) (fare lo spoglio: di schede elettorali) to count2. vr (spogliarsi)(persona) to undress, get undressed, strip, (serpente) to slough (off) o shed its skin3. vip (spogliarsi)(albero) to shed its leavesspogliarsi di — (fig : ricchezze) to strip o.s. of, (pregiudizi) to get rid of, rid o.s. of* * *[spoʎ'ʎare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (svestire) to undress [ persona]2) (privare) to stripspogliare qcn. dei suoi averi, diritti — fig. to strip sb. of their belongings, rights
spogliare gli alberi — [ vento] to strip the leaves off the trees
3) (derubare) to despoil [paese, museo]4) (esaminare) to go* through [posta, documenti]2.verbo pronominale spogliarsi1) (svestirsi) to strip, to undress oneself2) (privarsi)3) (liberarsi)- rsi di — to get rid of [ riservatezza]
4) (diventare spoglio) [ albero] to shed* its leaves* * *spogliare/spoλ'λare/ [1]1 (svestire) to undress [ persona]2 (privare) to strip; spogliare qcn. dei suoi averi, diritti fig. to strip sb. of their belongings, rights; spogliare gli alberi [ vento] to strip the leaves off the trees3 (derubare) to despoil [paese, museo]4 (esaminare) to go* through [posta, documenti]II spogliarsi verbo pronominale1 (svestirsi) to strip, to undress oneself; - rsi nudo to strip naked4 (diventare spoglio) [ albero] to shed* its leaves.
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