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1 teoria
f theory* * *teoria s.f.1 theory: la teoria dell'evoluzione, the theory of evolution; teoria della relatività, theory of relativity; teoria monetaria, monetary theory; la teoria e la pratica, theory and practice; in teoria, in theory (o theoretically); è della teoria che..., he holds the theory that...2 (letter.) ( processione, fila, sfilata) procession, long series*, long line, string: una teoria di pellegrini, a procession of pilgrims.* * *[teo'ria]sostantivo femminile1) theory (di of, about)in teoria — in theory, theoretically (speaking)
2) (concetto, opinione) theory (su about)* * *teoria/teo'ria/sostantivo f.1 theory (di of, about); teoria e pratica theory and practice; lezioni di teoria lessons in theory; in teoria in theory, theoretically (speaking)2 (concetto, opinione) theory (su about); la mia teoria è che I have a theory that. -
2 evoluzione
f evolution* * *evoluzione s.f.2 (estens.) ( sviluppo) evolution, development: evoluzione di un'idea, the development (o working out) of an idea // (fon.) evoluzione fonetica, phonetic change // (econ.): evoluzione economica, economic process; evoluzione congiunturale, economic trend; evoluzione del mercato, market trend3 ( di truppe, navi, aerei) evolution, manoeuvre: (aer.) evoluzione in aria, flight manoeuvre; il pubblico osservava le evoluzioni degli acrobati, the public watched the movements of the acrobats.* * *[evolut'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) biol. evolution2) (progresso) evolution, development; (di malattia) progression3) mil. aer. mar. evolution* * *evoluzione/evolut'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 biol. evolution; l'evoluzione della specie the evolution of species2 (progresso) evolution, development; (di malattia) progression3 mil. aer. mar. evolution. -
3 evoluzione sf
[evolut'tsjone]1) (gen) evolution, (progresso) progress, development2) (movimento) movement, Mil manoeuvre -
4 evoluzione
sf [evolut'tsjone]1) (gen) evolution, (progresso) progress, development2) (movimento) movement, Mil manoeuvre -
5 specie
1. f invar speciesuna specie di a sort or kind of2. adv especially* * *specie s.f.1 kind, sort: gente di ogni specie e di ogni razza, people of every kind and description; c'erano libri di ogni specie, there were books of all kinds; hanno fatto una specie di accordo fra di loro, they have come to a sort of agreement; mi fecero vedere una specie di violino che non avevo mai visto, I was shown a kind of violin I had never seen before; che specie di libro vuoi?, what kind of book do you want? // (in) specie, especially (o in particular): in quella casa sono tutti pazzi, specie i figli, everybody is raving mad in that house, especially the children; tutti, ma lui in specie, everybody, but he in particular; amo la musica, (in) specie quella rock, I love music, especially rock // far specie, ( far meraviglia) to surprise (o to impress): mi fa specie che tu parli in questo modo, it surprises me that you should speak like that; non mi farebbe specie se..., I shouldn't be surprised if...2 (scient.) species*: la specie umana, the human species (o mankind); l'origine di una specie, the origin of a species; secondo la teoria dell'evoluzione, ogni specie si sviluppa da specie preesistenti, according to the theory of evolution, every species develops from pre-existing species // (bot., zool.): specie anomala, sport; produrre una specie anomala, to sport; della stessa specie, conspecific3 (teol.) species*: l'Eucaristia sotto le specie del pane e del vino, the Eucharist under the species of bread and wine.* * *['spɛtʃe]1. sf inv1) Bio Bot Zool species inv2) (tipo) sort, kind, variety2. avvespecially, particularly* * *['spɛtʃe] 1.sostantivo femminile invariabile1) biol. species*2) (tipo) kind, sortuna specie di — a kind o sort of
3) (stupore)2.mi fa specie che... — I find it odd o it surprises me that
(in) specie — especially, particularly
* * *specie/'spεt∫e/I f.inv.1 biol. species*2 (tipo) kind, sort; una specie di a kind o sort of; un razzista della peggior specie a racist of the worst kind o sortII avverbio(in) specie especially, particularly.
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