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1 ♦ soil
♦ soil (1) /sɔɪl/n. [uc]suolo; terreno ( anche fig.); terra: one's native soil, il patrio suolo; la terra natia; foreign soil, terra straniera; barren soil, suolo sterile; rich soil, terreno ricco; suolo fertile; (fig.) terreno fertile; poor soil, terreno povero● soil-bound, attaccato alla terra □ soil engineer, geologo che fa prospezioni del terreno □ soil rig, sonda da geologo □ soil science, pedologia □ soil survey, prospezione del terreno □ a man of the soil, un uomo di campagna; un agricoltore.soil (2) /sɔɪl/n.1 [u] sporco; sporcizia; sudiciume2 [uc] atto di sporcare; macchia di sporco; (fig.) difetto morale, magagna3 [u] sterco; escrementi ( umani o d'animali); bottino: night soil, bottino che viene (o veniva) portato via di notte4 [u] (agric.) concime organico; letame● (edil.) soil pipe, tubo di scarico ( dei gabinetti).(to) soil /sɔɪl/A v. t.1 sporcare; insudiciare; imbrattare; lordare; insozzare; macchiare ( anche fig.): to soil one's name [reputation], sporcarsi il nome [la reputazione]; I don't want to soil my hands with it, non mi ci voglio sporcare le mani2 (agric.) concimareB v. i.1 sporcarsi; insudiciarsi; imbrattarsi; insozzarsi; macchiarsi; lordarsi: It soils easily, si sporca facilmente● ( di un bambino) to soil one's pants, farsela addosso. -
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I 1. ['sɑːmpl] [AE 'sæmpl]1) (of rock, water) campione m.2) comm.4) statist. (of public, population) campione m.2.1) comm. [cassette, video] promozionalesample bottle, packet etc. — campione
2) (representative) [ question] modelloII ['sɑːmpl] [AE 'sæmpl]1) assaggiare, gustare [food, wine]2) comm. campionare [ products]3) sociol. statist. sondare [opinion, market]* * *1. noun(a part taken from something to show the quality of the whole: samples of the artist's work; ( also adjective) a sample tube of ointment.) campione, modello2. verb(to test a sample of: He sampled my cake.) provare, assaggiare* * *sample /ˈsɑ:mpl/n.1 ( anche comm., stat.) campione: The goods are not up to sample, la merce non è conforme (o è di qualità inferiore) al campione; random sample, campione casuale; representative sample, campione rappresentativo; DIALOGO → - Mailing list- We'll get a sample off to you as soon as possible, vi manderemo un campione appena possibile2 (metall.) saggio4 (fig.) esempio; esemplare; modello; saggio: Give us a sample of your ability, dateci un saggio delle vostre capacità● (comput.) sample application, applicazione di esempio □ sample card, cartella di campioni □ sample collection, campionario □ sample fair, fiera campionaria □ (comm.) samples on collection, campioni su richiesta □ (comm.) «samples only», «campione senza valore» □ sample rate, tariffa postale per la spedizione di campioni; (comput.) frequenza di campionamento; (stat.) tasso di campionamento □ sample room, sala di mostra dei campioni □ (stat.) sample survey, inchiesta campionaria □ (stat.) sample unit, unità campionaria □ (comm.) as per sample, come da campione □ ( di vendita) by sample, su campione □ to send st. by sample post, spedire qc. come campione senza valore □ a set of samples, un campionario.(to) sample /ˈsɑ:mpl/v. t.1 (comm., stat.) campionare* * *I 1. ['sɑːmpl] [AE 'sæmpl]1) (of rock, water) campione m.2) comm.4) statist. (of public, population) campione m.2.1) comm. [cassette, video] promozionalesample bottle, packet etc. — campione
2) (representative) [ question] modelloII ['sɑːmpl] [AE 'sæmpl]1) assaggiare, gustare [food, wine]2) comm. campionare [ products]3) sociol. statist. sondare [opinion, market]
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