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3 unwary
[ʌn'weərɪ] 1.2.the unwary — + verbo pl. gli sprovveduti
* * *(not cautious: If you are unwary he will cheat you.) incauto, sconsiderato- unwarily- unwariness* * *unwary /ʌnˈwɛərɪ/a.incauto; sprovveduto: It's a very risky area for unwary travellers, è una regione molto rischiosa per viaggiatori incauti● the unwary, gli sprovveduti: traps for the unwary, trappole per gli sprovvedutiunwarily avv.* * *[ʌn'weərɪ] 1.2.the unwary — + verbo pl. gli sprovveduti
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[weə(r)] 1. 2.* * *ware (1) /wɛə(r)/n.1 [u] merce; articoli; oggetti (di solito nei nomi composti; per es.:) silverware, argenteria; earthenware, terraglie; hardware, ferramenta; ecc.: The peddler unpacked his ware, l'ambulante ha tirato fuori la sua merce2 (pl.) (lett.) merci; mercanzia; articoli; oggetti: household wares, articoli casalinghi; small wares, articoli di merceria.ware (2) /wɛə(r)/a. (poet.)1 consapevole, conscio (di qc.)2 attento; cauto; all'erta.(to) ware /wɛə(r)/v. t.( raro, lett.) stare attento; stare all'erta; stare in guardia (usato all'imper., spec. nella caccia alla volpe): ware hounds [traps]!, attenti ai cani [alle trappole]!* * *[weə(r)] 1. 2. -
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