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1 tic
m invar di orologio tickmedicine tic* * *tic s.m.* * *[tik] 1. 2.sostantivo maschile invariabile (involontario) tic, twitch* * *tic/tik/tic tac tick; fare tic tac to tickII m.inv.(involontario) tic, twitch; essere pieno di tic to be constantly twitching. -
2 tic
sm inv [tik]1) (gen) click, (di orologio) tick2) Med, (anche: tic nervoso) tic, fig mannerism -
3 tic tac
tic tac s.m. ( voce onomatopeica riproducente il battito dell'orologio) tick-tock, tick-tack: l'orologio faceva tic tac, the clock was ticking (o went tick-tock).* * *tic tactick\→ tic -
4 tic sm inv
[tik]1) (gen) click, (di orologio) tick2) Med, (anche: tic nervoso) tic, fig mannerism -
5 essere pieno di tic
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6 fare tic tac
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7 convulsivo
convulsivo agg. convulsive: (med.) tic convulsivo, convulsive tic; una crisi convulsiva, a fit of convulsions.* * *[konvul'sivo]aggettivo convulsive* * *convulsivo/konvul'sivo/convulsive. -
8 intercalare
1. v/t insert2. m stock phrase* * *intercalare agg. (non com.) intercalary: giorno, mese intercalare, intercalary day, month // (agr.) coltivazione intercalare, intercropping◆ s.m.1 (ritornello) refrain2 (modo di dire che si ripete per abitudine) stock phrase, pet phrase: il suo intercalare era ''Vero? '', his pet phrase was ''Right?''.intercalare v.tr.1 (inserire) to insert: intercalare illustrazioni a un testo, to insert illustrations into a text2 (alternare) to alternate: intercalare il riposo al lavoro, to alternate periods of relaxation with periods of work3 (pronunciare come intercalare) to use as a pet phrase: intercala sempre 'cioè', he uses 'cioè' as a pet phrase4 (inform.) (IBM) to collate.* * *[interka'lare]1. vtintercalare a, intercalare in — (testo, discorso ecc) to insert into
2. smpet phrase, stock phraseil suo intercalare preferito è "cioè" — one of his favourite expressions is "cioè"
* * *I [interka'lare]sostantivo maschile1) (parola) verbal tic2) (ritornello) refrainII [interka'lare]verbo transitivointercala di continuo "cioè" — he stuffs his sentences with "cioè"
* * *intercalare1/interka'lare/sostantivo m.1 (parola) verbal tic2 (ritornello) refrain.————————intercalare2/interka'lare/ [1]intercala di continuo "cioè" he stuffs his sentences with "cioè". -
9 ticchio sm
['tikkjo] ticchio (-chi)(tic) tic, (fig : capriccio) whim -
10 ticchio
sm ['tikkjo] ticchio (-chi)(tic) tic, (fig : capriccio) whim -
11 esasperante
exasperating* * *esasperante agg. exasperating, irritating, maddening: sei di una lentezza esasperante!, you're maddeningly slow; un'attesa esasperante, an exasperating (o terribly long) wait; un ticchettio esasperante, an exasperating (o irritating) tic.* * *[ezaspe'rante]aggettivo exasperating, irritating, maddeningdi una lentezza esasperante — infuriatingly, maddeningly slow
* * *esasperante/ezaspe'rante/exasperating, irritating, maddening; di una lentezza esasperante infuriatingly, maddeningly slow. -
12 ticchio
ticchio s.m.1 → tic2 ( ghiribizzo) whim, fancy: gli è saltato il ticchio di studiare cinese, he has taken it into his head to study Chinese.* * *gli è saltato il ticchio di fare... — he's got it into his head to do
* * *ticchiopl. - chi /'tikkjo, ki/sostantivo m.(capriccio) whim, fancy, whimwhams pl. AE colloq.; gli è saltato il ticchio di fare... he's got it into his head to do... -
13 fagocitario
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