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art m pl the* * *i1 s.f. o m.1 (nona lettera dell'alfabeto) i (pl. is, i's) // (tel.) i come Imola, i for Isaac (o amer. i for Item) // mettere i puntini sugli i, (fig.) to dot one's i's and cross one's t's // i greca, y // i lunga, j2 I, (numero romano equivalente a 1) I (one).i2 art.det.m.pl.1 the: i Pennini, the Pennines; i Cinesi, the Chinese; i Visconti, the Visconti; i Kennedy, the Kennedys; i fratelli Marx, the Marx brothers; i ricchi e i poveri, the rich and the poor; i libri che preferisco sono quelli di fantascienza, the books I like best are science fiction ones; i maggiori esponenti della letteratura italiana, the greatest exponents of Italian literature; i dischi più venduti in Italia e all'estero, the best-selling records in Italy and abroad; gli alti e i bassi della vita, the ups and downs of life2 (spesso non si traduce): i bambini sono imprevedibili, children are unpredictable; i delfini sono mammiferi, dolphins are mammals; non amo i film del terrore, I don't like horror films; i farmaci hanno spesso effetti collaterali, medicines often have side effects; ha i capelli biondi, she has fair hair; i miei amici, my friends; i parenti di mia moglie, my wife's relatives3 (si traduce con un agg. poss.): i nonni vivono con noi, my grandparents live with us; abbiamo fatto amicizia con i vicini, we've made friends with our neighbours; si è fatto tagliare i capelli, he ('s) had his hair cut; si tolse i guanti, he took his gloves off; portano sempre i bambini con loro, they always take their children with them4 (si traduce con il partitivo) some, any: vai a comprare i fiammiferi, go and buy some matches; hai comprato i fiori?, have you bought any flowers?; questa giacca non ha i bottoni, this jacket hasn't got any buttons.i4 pron.pers.m. 3a pers.pl.compl.ogg. (ant. poet.) → li1.* * *= i* * *i/i/artc.det.m.pl.→ il. -
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