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101 subitaneo agg
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102 inopinato
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103 prurigine
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104 terremotare
1 to devastate2 (fig.) ( sconvolgere) to create havoc in (sthg.): l'impennata del dollaro ha terremotato i mercati dei cambi, the sudden rise of the dollar created havoc in the exchange market. -
105 affacciarsi
[affat'tʃarsi]1. vraffacciarsi (a) — to appear (at)affacciarsi alla vita — (bambino) to come into the world
2. vipaffacciarsi su; il balcone si affaccia sulla piazza — the balcony looks (out) onto the square -
106 brusco
agg ['brusko] brusco -a, -schi, -sche(movimento) abrupt, sudden, (modi, persona) abrupt, brusque -
107 colpo di testa
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108 conflagrazione
sf [konflaɡrat'tsjone](incendio) conflagration, (fig : guerra) sudden outbreak of hostilities -
109 contropiede
sm [kontro'pjɛde]Sportprendere qn in contropiede — to wrong-foot sb, fig to catch sb off his (o her) guard
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110 crollo
sm ['krɔllo](anche) fig collapse, Fin slump, sudden fallavere un crollo — (fisico) to collapse, (psichico) to have a breakdown
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111 folgorante
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112 fulmineo
agg [ful'mineo] fulmineo (-a)(fig : scatto) rapid, (minaccioso: sguardo) threatening -
113 lampo di genio
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114 malore
sm [ma'lore]venire o essere colto da malore — to be suddenly taken ill
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115 movimento
[movi'mento]1. sm(gen) Pol, Letteratura movement, (Mus : grado di velocità) tempo, (parte) movement, (fig : animazione) activity, hustle and bustleun movimento di rotazione/rivoluzione — a rotation/revolution
fare un po' di movimento — (esercizio fisico) to take some exercise
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116 punto
pp ['punto] I punto (-a)See:II ['punto]1. sma questo punto; al punto in cui siamo — at this stage
a che punto sei? — (con lavoro) where have you got to?, (nel prepararsi) how are you getting on?
ad un certo punto uno si chiede... — there comes a time when one asks oneself...
non si può essere ingenui fino a questo o tal punto — one cannot be as naïve as that
era arrabbiato a tal punto che... — he was so angry that...
lo odia al punto tale che... — she hates him so much that...
passiamo al prossimo punto — (in discorso) let's move on to the next item o point
essere a buon punto — to have reached a satisfactory stage, be getting on well
aver raggiunto il punto in cui... — to have reached the stage where...
venire al punto — to come o get to the point
di punto in bianco — (improvvisamente) all of a sudden, (inaspettatamente) out of the blue
alle 6 in punto — at 6 o'clock sharp o on the dot
2) (Aer, Naut: posizione) positionfare il punto della situazione — (analisi) to take stock of the situation, (riassunto) to sum up the situation
3) (in alfabeto, in morse, su 'i') dot, (punteggiatura) full stop Brit, period Am, (di indirizzo e-mail) dotpunto e basta! — that's it!, that's enough!
2.3. avvnon...punto — not... at all
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117 repentino
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118 sbalzo
I ['zbaltso] sm(sussulto) starta sbalzi — jerkily, fig in fits and starts
II ['zbaltso] smprocedere a sbalzi — (macchina) to jolt along
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119 schianto
sm ['skjanto](rumore) crashdi schianto — (improvvisamente) all of a sudden
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120 sterzata
sf [ster'tsata]Auto turn of the wheel, (brusca) swerve, fig sudden shiftfare o dare una sterzata — to steer, (bruscamente) to swerve
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