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[trɔːl] I II 1.1) pesc. pescare (con la rete a strascico) in [water, bay]2) fig. setacciare [ place]2.verbo intransitivo pesc. pescare con la rete a strascico* * *[tro:l] 1. noun(a wide-mouthed, bag-shaped net used to catch sea fish.) (rete a strascico)2. verb(to fish with a trawl.) (pescare con la rete a strascico)- trawler* * *[trɔːl]1. n(net) rete f a strascico2. vi* * *trawl /trɔ:l/n.3 ricerca approfondita; setacciamento● trawl anchor, ancorotto per palamito □ trawl boat, peschereccio con rete a strascico.(to) trawl /trɔ:l/v. t. e i.1 (naut.) pescare con la rete a strascico (o con la sciabica); sciabicare: to trawl for herring, pescare aringhe con la sciabica4 (fig.) setacciare; frugare: to trawl the Internet for an address, setacciare Internet alla ricerca di un indirizzo; to trawl one's memory, frugare nella memoria; to trawl through the files, setacciare i documenti di un archivio.* * *[trɔːl] I II 1.1) pesc. pescare (con la rete a strascico) in [water, bay]2) fig. setacciare [ place]2.verbo intransitivo pesc. pescare con la rete a strascico
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