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1 trama
f fig plot* * *trama s.f.1 ( di tessuto) weft, woof, filling2 (macchinazione, congiura) plot, conspiracy: oscure trame di terroristi, secret terrorist conspiracies; ordire una trama, to hatch (o to lay) a plot* * *['trama]sostantivo femminile1) tess. weave, texture, weft2) (intreccio) plot, story (line)trama secondaria — subplot, underplot
3) (macchinazione) plot, scheme, tissueordire una trama contro qcn. — to hatch a scheme against sb
* * *trama/'trama/sostantivo f.1 tess. weave, texture, weft; tessuto a trama fitta tightly-woven fabric2 (intreccio) plot, story (line); trama secondaria subplot, underplot3 (macchinazione) plot, scheme, tissue; ordire una trama contro qcn. to hatch a scheme against sb. -
2 tessuto a trama fitta
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