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1 foil or film printing
Stampa f su foglio о su filmDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > foil or film printing
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2 foil
I [fɔɪl]1) (anche tin foil) (for wrapping) (carta) stagnola f.2) (for gilding, backing)3) (setting)II [fɔɪl] III [fɔɪl]to be o act as a foil to o for — fare risaltare, mettere in rilievo
nome sport fioretto m.* * *I [foil] verb(to defeat; to disappoint: She was foiled in her attempt to become President.)II [foil] noun1) (extremely thin sheets of metal that resemble paper: silver foil.)2) (a dull person or thing against which someone or something else seems brighter: She acted as a foil to her beautiful sister.)III [foil] noun(a blunt sword with a button at the end, used in the sport of fencing.)* * *I [fɔɪl] n1) lamina di metallo, (also: tinfoil, kitchen foil) carta stagnola or d'alluminioto act as a foil to sb/sth fig — far risaltare qn/qc
2) (Fencing) fiorettoII [fɔɪl] vt* * *foil (1) /fɔɪl/n.2 [u] (= tinfoil) lamierino di stagno; (carta) stagnola: foil top, cappuccio di stagnola (di una bottiglia, ecc.)4 (fig.) cosa o persona che mette in risalto (o fa risaltare) per contrasto; cosa (o persona) che fa da contrasto: to be a foil to sb., fare da contrasto a q.; The plant's dark leaves provide the perfect foil for its scarlet flowers, le foglie scure della pianta mettono ottimamente in risalto i fiori scarlattifoil (2) /fɔɪl/n.2 (arc.) ripulsa; smacco; sconfitta.foil (3) /fɔɪl/ ( scherma)n.1 fioretto2 (al pl.) scherma col fioretto; arte del fiorettofoilistn.fiorettista.foil (4) /fɔɪl/n.(naut.: di aliscafo) aletta idroplana; ala portante.(to) foil (1) /fɔɪl/v. t.2 (fig.) mettere in risalto per contrasto(to) foil (2) /fɔɪl/v. t.1 frustrare; sventare; far fallire: to foil an attempt, frustrare un tentativo; The bank robbery was foiled by the cops, la rapina in banca è stata sventata dalla polizia* * *I [fɔɪl]1) (anche tin foil) (for wrapping) (carta) stagnola f.2) (for gilding, backing)3) (setting)II [fɔɪl] III [fɔɪl]to be o act as a foil to o for — fare risaltare, mettere in rilievo
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3 aluminium foil
aluminum foil nome foglio m. d'alluminio (da cucina)* * *aluminum foil nome foglio m. d'alluminio (da cucina) -
4 aluminum foil
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5 hot foil stamping
Stampaggio m a aldo (di film)Dictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > hot foil stamping
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6 film or foil roll
Rotolo m di film, bobina f di filmDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > film or foil roll
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7 counterfoil counter·foil n
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8 hydrofoil hydro·foil n
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9 kitchen foil
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10 silver foil
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11 tinfoil tin·foil n
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12 trefoil tre·foil n
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13 silver foil/paper
(a common type of wrapping material, made of metal and having a silvery appearance: Chocolate bars are sold wrapped in silver paper.) stagnola -
14 cooking foil
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15 tin foil
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16 crackle
I ['krækl]nome scoppiettio m., crepitio m.II 1. ['krækl]verbo transitivo fare frusciare [foil, paper]2.verbo intransitivo [ twig] scricchiolare; [ fire] crepitare, scoppiettare; [ radio] gracchiare, frusciare; [hot fat, burning wood] sfrigolare* * *1. verb(to make a continuous cracking noise: The dry branches crackled under my feet as I stepped on them.) scricchiolare2. nounthe crackle of burning wood.) crepitio- crackly* * *crackle /ˈkrækl/n.(to) crackle /ˈkrækl/v. i.1 crepitare; scoppiettare* * *I ['krækl]nome scoppiettio m., crepitio m.II 1. ['krækl]verbo transitivo fare frusciare [foil, paper]2.verbo intransitivo [ twig] scricchiolare; [ fire] crepitare, scoppiettare; [ radio] gracchiare, frusciare; [hot fat, burning wood] sfrigolare -
17 crackling
['kræklɪŋ]1) (sound) (of fire) crepitio m., scoppiettio m.; (of foil, cellophane) fruscio m.; (on radio) ronzio m., fruscio m.2) gastr. (crisp pork) cotenna f. di maiale arrostito* * *noun (the crisp rind of roast pork.) cicciolo* * *crackling /ˈkræklɪŋ/n. [u]1 crepitio; scoppiettio3 (al pl.) ciccioli.* * *['kræklɪŋ]1) (sound) (of fire) crepitio m., scoppiettio m.; (of foil, cellophane) fruscio m.; (on radio) ronzio m., fruscio m.2) gastr. (crisp pork) cotenna f. di maiale arrostito -
18 wrapped
[ræpt] 1. 2.foil-wrapped — avvolto, confezionato nella stagnola
* * *past tense, past participle; see wrap* * *[ræpt] 1. 2.foil-wrapped — avvolto, confezionato nella stagnola
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19 aluminium
[ˌæljʊ'mɪnɪəm] 1.aluminum [ə'luːmɪnəm] nome alluminio m.2.* * *[ælju'miniəm]noun, adjective((of) an element, a light, silver-coloured metal used in making saucepans etc: pans made of aluminium; aluminium foil, rivet, tray.) alluminio* * *aluminium /æljəˈmɪnɪəm/n. [u](chim.) alluminio● aluminium bronze, cupralluminio □ hard aluminium, duralluminio.* * *[ˌæljʊ'mɪnɪəm] 1.aluminum [ə'luːmɪnəm] nome alluminio m.2. -
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