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1 franoso
franoso agg. subject to landslides, subject to landslips; (miner.) caving: terreno franoso, land subject to landslides; formazione franosa, caving ground.* * *[fra'noso]* * *franoso/fra'noso/ -
2 riposo
"back;Zurück"* * *m restcollocare a riposo retiresenza riposo non-stop* * *riposo s.m.1 rest, repose: in riposo, at rest: stare in riposo, to be at rest (o to rest); il riposo è necessario, rest is necessary; abbiamo avuto due giorni di riposo, we have had two days of rest; mi sono preso un po' di riposo, I have taken a little rest; oggi è un giorno di riposo, today is a day of rest // di tutto riposo, relaxing, restful: una vacanza di tutto riposo, a relaxing (o restful) holiday // (mil.) riposo!, stand at ease! // (teatr.) stasera riposo, no performance tonight // (amm.): a riposo, retired; mettere a riposo, ( per malattia) to put on the sick list, ( per raggiunti limiti di età) to superannuate (o to pension off); mettersi a riposo, to retire; riposo compensativo, compensation time // (geol.) angolo di riposo, angle of repose3 ( tranquillità, calma) tranquillity, peace, quiet: la vista della campagna dà riposo, the sight of the countryside is restful; una settimana di assoluto riposo, a week of complete peace and quiet5 (mus.) pause, hold* * *[ri'pɔso]sostantivo maschile1) (inattività) rest, refreshmentconcedersi qualche minuto di riposo — to steal a few minutes' peace, to give oneself a breathing space
2) (sospensione dal lavoro) rest3) (pensione)4) agr.stare a riposo — [ terreno] to lie fallow o untilled
5) mil.6) (dormita) rest, sleep7) di tutto riposo relaxingun lavoro di tutto riposo — a soft job, a cushy number BE colloq.
* * *riposo/ri'pɔso/sostantivo m.1 (inattività) rest, refreshment; un giorno di riposo a day of rest; concedersi qualche minuto di riposo to steal a few minutes' peace, to give oneself a breathing space2 (sospensione dal lavoro) rest; giorno di riposo day off3 (pensione) a riposo retired5 mil. riposo! as you were! at ease! stand easy! soldati in posizione di riposo soldiers standing at ease6 (dormita) rest, sleep; buon riposo! have a good rest! sleep tight!
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soft-land — soft land; soft land·er; … English syllables
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soft-land — … Useful english dictionary
soft-lander — soft land·er … English syllables
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soft-lander — noun see soft land … New Collegiate Dictionary
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soft-lander — noun see soft land … Useful english dictionary