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1 contenuto d'acqua nel suolo
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2 fendere
1 to cleave*, to rive, to crack (sthg.) apart; to fissure; ( solcare) to plough, to furrow: la siccità fendette il terreno, the drought has cracked the ground apart; fendere l'ardesia, to rive slate; fendere il legno, to rive (o to split) wood; fendere la terra con l'aratro, to plough the soil2 ( solcare, attraversare) to rend, to part: fendere l'acqua, to part the water; fendere l'aria, to rend the air; fendere la folla, to force a way through the crowd (o to squeeze through the crowd).◘ fendersi v.intr.pron. to split*, to cleave*; to crack: questo legno si fende facilmente, this wood splits easily; la terra e il muro incominciavano a fendere, the earth and the wall were beginning to crack.* * *['fɛndere] 1.verbo transitivo lett.1) (spaccare) to cleave*, to split* [muro, legno]; (lacerare) [lampo, luce] to rend* [cielo, oscurità]2) (solcare, attraversare) to cut* through, to slice (through) [acqua, aria]2.fendere la folla — to push o cut one's way through the crowd
* * *fendere/'fεndere/ [2]lett.1 (spaccare) to cleave*, to split* [muro, legno]; (lacerare) [lampo, luce] to rend* [cielo, oscurità]2 (solcare, attraversare) to cut* through, to slice (through) [acqua, aria]; fendere la folla to push o cut one's way through the crowdII fendersi verbo pronominalelett. to crack, to split*. -
3 permeare
permeare v.tr. to permeate (anche fig.); to permeate through (sthg.): l'acqua aveva permeato il terreno, the water had permeated (o seeped into) the soil; queste dottrine stanno permeando il pensiero della nuova generazione, these doctrines are permeating the thinking of the new generation.* * *[perme'are]verbo transitivo to permeate (anche fig.)* * *permeare/perme'are/ [1]to permeate (anche fig.). -
4 succhiare
suck* * *succhiare v.tr.1 to suck: succhiò il veleno dalla sua ferita, he sucked the poison from his wound; le api succhiano il nettare dai fiori, bees suck nectar from flowers; succhiare una caramella, to suck a sweet; succhiare un'arancia, to suck an orange; succhiare il latte, to suck milk; succhiarsi il pollice, to suck one's thumb // succhiare il sangue a qlcu., (fig.) to suck the lifeblood out of s.o.2 ( assorbire) to absorb, to draw* up, to suck up: le piante succhiano l'acqua dalla terra, plants absorb (o draw up o suck up) water from the soil.* * *[suk'kjare] 1.verbo transitivo to suck2.succhiare il sangue a qcn. — fig. to suck sb. dry
verbo pronominale succhiarsi* * *succhiare/suk'kjare/ [1]to suck; succhiare il sangue a qcn. fig. to suck sb. dryII succhiarsi verbo pronominale- rsi il pollice to suck one's thumb. -
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