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f marguerite* * *margherita s.f.1 (bot.) daisy: sfogliare la margherita, to pick the petals off a daisy; (fig.) (essere incerto) to waver // (cuc.): torta margherita, sponge cake; pizza margherita, pizza with basil, tomato and mozzarella cheese2 (bot.) margherita dei campi, (Chrysanthemum leucanthemum) (oxeye) daisy, moonflower, marguerite3 (di macchina per scrivere) daisy wheel4 (mar.) (nodo) margherita, sheepshank (knot)5 (ant.) (perla) pearl.* * *[marge'rita]nome proprio femminile Daisy, Margaret* * *Margherita/marge'rita/n.pr.f.Daisy, Margaret. -
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[onded'dʒare](aus avere) (acqua, superficie, grano) to ripple, (bandiera) to flutter, (muoversi sulle onde: barca) to rock, roll, (fig : folla, alberi, edificio) to sway, (persona: essere incerto) to waver, hesitate -
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[oʃʃil'lare](aus avere) Fis to oscillate, (pendolo) to swing, (fiamma) to flicker, (dondolare: al vento) to rock, (prezzi, temperatura)oscillare (fra) — to fluctuate (between), (persona: essere indeciso) to waver (between)
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vi [onded'dʒare](aus avere) (acqua, superficie, grano) to ripple, (bandiera) to flutter, (muoversi sulle onde: barca) to rock, roll, (fig : folla, alberi, edificio) to sway, (persona: essere incerto) to waver, hesitate -
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vi [oʃʃil'lare](aus avere) Fis to oscillate, (pendolo) to swing, (fiamma) to flicker, (dondolare: al vento) to rock, (prezzi, temperatura)oscillare (fra) — to fluctuate (between), (persona: essere indeciso) to waver (between)
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