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1 maglia
maglia s.f. 1. (nel lavoro ai ferri: punto) maille, point m.: accavallare una maglia rabattre un point; perdere una maglia perdre une maille; diminuire le maglie diminuer les mailles; aumentare le maglie augmenter les mailles; aumentare di una maglia ajouter un point; riprendere una maglia rattraper une maille. 2. (lavoro a maglia: a rete) tricot m.; ( all'uncinetto) crochet m. 3. ( Abbigl) ( maglieria) tricot m. 4. ( Abbigl) ( canottiera) maillot m. de corps. 5. ( Abbigl) ( maglietta con le maniche corte) tee-shirt m., t-shirt m. 6. ( Abbigl) ( maglione leggero) sweat-shirt m., sweat m.; ( aperto) gilet m.; ( chiuso) pull-over m. 7. ( anello di catena) maille. 8. ( spazio tra nodo e nodo di una rete) maille: i pesci sono scappati attraverso le maglie les poissons sont passés à travers les mailles; rete a maglie grosse filet à grosses mailles; rete a maglie fitte filet à mailles fines. 9. ( fig) piège m., mains pl., filets m.pl.: cadere nelle maglie di una congiura être victime d'un complot. 10. ( Sport) maillot m. 11. (Mil,ant) ( di armatura) maille; ( cotta di maglia) cotte de mailles. 12. (Tel,El) maille.
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