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[aʊl]nome gufo m.; (with tufted ears) civetta f.* * *(a type of bird that flies at night and feeds on small birds and animals.) gufo; civetta* * *owl /aʊl/n.3 (fig.) nottambulo4 (fig.) persona dall'aspetto solenne; vecchio gufo (fam.)● (fam.) owl bus, autobus notturno □ owl-light, crepuscolo □ (zool.) owl pigeon, varietà di piccione □ (fam. USA) owl train, treno notturno □ (zool.) barn owl ( Tyto alba), barbagianni □ (fig.) to carry owls to Athens, portar nottole ad Atene □ (zool.) eagle-owl ( Bubo bubo), gufo reale □ (zool.) long-eared owl ( Asio otus), gufo comune □ (zool.) tawny owl ( Strix aluco), allocco.* * *[aʊl]nome gufo m.; (with tufted ears) civetta f.
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