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121 cuore
cuore s.m. 1. ( Anat) cœur. 2. ( estens) ( petto) cœur: si strinse al cuore la figlia il serra sa fille sur son cœur, il serra sa fille contre son cœur; mettersi una mano sul cuore mettre une main sur son cœur. 3. ( fig) ( sede sel sentimento) cœur: ha il cuore buono il a bon cœur; avere un gran cuore avoir un grand cœur; gli è mancato il cuore di punirlo il n'a pas eu le cœur de le punir; a quella notizia mi sono sentito mancare il cuore à l'annonce de cette nouvelle, j'ai senti mon cœur se serrer; aprire il proprio cuore a qcu. ouvrir son cœur à qqn; guadagnarsi il cuore di qcu. conquérir le cœur de qqn. 4. ( fig) ( coraggio) cœur, courage: prendere cuore prendre courage; perdersi di cuore perdre courage. 5. ( fig) ( parte centrale) cœur: il cuore della città le cœur de la ville; nel cuore della foresta au cœur de la forêt; il cuore della lattuga le cœur de la laitue. 6. ( estens) ( oggetto a forma di cuore) cœur: cuore di cioccolato cœur en chocolat. 7. ( Met) cœur. 8. al pl. ( nelle carte da gioco) cœur sing.: asso di cuori as de cœur. -
122 dande
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123 destino
destino s.m. 1. destin, destinée f., hasard: perseguitato dal destino poursuivi par le destin; sfuggire al proprio destino échapper à son destin. 2. al pl. ( vicende storiche) destinées f.pl., sort sing.: i destini della patria les destinées de la nation. -
124 dimissione
dimissione s.f. 1. al pl. démission sing.: dare le dimissioni démissionner; presentare le dimissioni donner sa démission; accettare le dimissioni di qcu. accepter la démission de qqn; respingere le dimissioni di qcu. refuser la démission de qqn; dimissioni da una carica démission de ses fonctions. 2. (da ospedale e sim.) renvoi m., permission de sortir. -
125 dipendente
dipendente I. agg.m./f. 1. dépendant (da de). 2. (da sostanza, droga) dépendant (da de), ( colloq) accro (da à). 3. ( di lavoratore) salarié. 4. ( subordinato) subordonné: ufficio dipendente filiale. 5. ( Gramm) subordonné, ( colloq) dépendant: proposizione dipendente proposition subordonnée. II. s.m./f. 1. employé m., salarié m.; ( subordinato) subordonné m. 2. al pl. personnel m.sing., employés m.pl.: i dipendenti di un'azienda le personnel d'une entreprise, les employés d'une entreprise. III. s.f. ( Gramm) subordonnée. -
126 disagio
disagio s.m. 1. ( mancanza di agi) inconfort. 2. ( disturbo) gêne f.: causare disagio a qcu. gêner qqn. 3. al pl. (incomodi, fatiche) inconfort sing., désagréments: i disagi del viaggio les désagréments du voyage. 4. ( imbarazzo) embarras, gaucherie f. 5. ( malessere) malaise, inconfort, embarras. -
127 doglie
doglie s.f.pl. travail m.sing., souffrances, douleurs: avere le doglie ressentir les douleurs, être en travail. -
128 domestico
domestico agg./s. (pl. -ci) I. agg. 1. (della casa, della famiglia) domestique, familial, ménager: lavori domestici tâches ménagères; vita domestica vie de famille. 2. (rif. ad animali) domestique. 3. (rif. a piante) en pot. II. s.m. 1. (f. -a) ( servitore) domestique m./f. 2. al pl. domestiques, domesticité f.sing.
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sing — sing1 [siŋ] vi. sang, sung, singing [ME singen < OE singan, akin to Ger singen < IE base * sengwh > Gr omphē, a voice, oracle] 1. a) to produce musical sounds or notes with the voice, esp. in a connected series, as in giving voice to a… … English World dictionary
