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1 estraneo
1. adj outside (a something)2. m, estranea f strangerpersona non autorizzata unauthorized person* * *estraneo agg.1 extraneous, outside, strange; ( che non ha relazione) alien, foreign, unrelated (to), unconnected (with): un individuo estraneo alla famiglia, a person from outside the family; il suo isolamento lo rende estraneo ai fatti della vita, his isolation distances him (o cuts him off) from life; questioni estranee al soggetto in discussione, matters unconnected with (o with no bearing on) the matter in hand; si mantenne estraneo alla lite, he took no part in (o kept out of) the quarrel; le sue osservazioni erano estranee al problema centrale, his remarks were irrelevant to the problem; mi parli di una situazione del tutto estranea alla mia esperienza, you are speaking about a situation that is completely outside my experience; tutto ciò le era estraneo, it was all strange (o foreign) to her // corpo estraneo, foreign body◆ s.m. stranger, foreigner, outsider, non-member: è quasi un estraneo in casa propria, he is like a stranger in his own house; nonostante la nostra amicizia, mi ha trattata come un'estranea, in spite of our friendship he treated me like a stranger; per me rimane sempre un estraneo, to me he's always been a stranger; vietato l'ingresso agli estranei, no entry for unauthorised persons.* * *[es'traneo] estraneo (-a)1. agg(gen) extraneousestraneo a — (tema, argomento) unrelated to
sentirsi estraneo a — (famiglia, società) to feel alienated from
mantenersi o rimanere estraneo a — (litigio, complotto) to take no part in
2. sm/f* * *[es'traneo] 1.estraneo a — [ persona] not involved in; [ fatto] with no bearing on; [ comportamento] unrelated to
mantenersi, rimanere estraneo a qcs. — to keep one's distance from sth., to take no part in sth.
corpo estraneo — med. foreign body
2) (non attinente) extraneous, alien, foreign3) (sconosciuto) [persona, voce] strange, unfamiliar2.* * *estraneo/es'traneo/1 (non in relazione) estraneo a [ persona] not involved in; [ fatto] with no bearing on; [ comportamento] unrelated to; mantenersi, rimanere estraneo a qcs. to keep one's distance from sth., to take no part in sth.; corpo estraneo med. foreign body2 (non attinente) extraneous, alien, foreign3 (sconosciuto) [persona, voce] strange, unfamiliar(f. -a) stranger, foreigner, outsider. -
2 indipendente
independent (da of)indipendente dalla mia volontà outside my control* * *indipendente agg.1 independent (of s.o., sthg.); free: pensatore indipendente, independent thinker; stato indipendente, free state; ha un carattere indipendente, he has an independent character; ormai sono indipendente e posso mantenermi, now I am independent and can support myself; si è reso indipendente dalla famiglia e vive solo, he has cut himself loose from his family and is living alone // (gramm.) proposizione indipendente, independent clause2 (non in relazione) unrelated, unconnected: i due fatti sono indipendenti l'uno dall'altro, there is no connection (o relation) between the two facts; quel che ti è successo è indipendente dalla mia volontà, I had nothing to do with what happened to you3 (mat.) independent: vettori linearmente indipendenti, linearly independent vectors4 (inform.) stand-alone; off-line◆ s.m. (pol.) independent: indipendente di destra, sinistra, right-wing, left-wing independent.* * *[indipen'dɛnte]1. agg(gen) Pol, Gramm"affittasi camera con ingresso indipendente" — "room to let with independent access"
2. sm/fPol independent* * *[indipen'dɛnte] 1.1) (libero da vincoli) [paese, cinema, giornale, persona, carattere, vita] independent; [giornalista, lavoro] freelance; [ lavoratore] self-employed2) (non comunicante) [ casa] detached3) (non in relazione) unrelated, unconnected4) mat. fis. ling. independent2.sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile pol. independent* * *indipendente/indipen'dεnte/1 (libero da vincoli) [paese, cinema, giornale, persona, carattere, vita] independent; [giornalista, lavoro] freelance; [ lavoratore] self-employed2 (non comunicante) [ casa] detached3 (non in relazione) unrelated, unconnected4 mat. fis. ling. independentII m. e f.pol. independent. -
3 scollegato
[skolle'gato] 1.participio passato scollegare2.* * *scollegato/skolle'gato/II aggettivo[ apparecchio] unconnected; [ avvenimenti] unrelated. -
4 sconnesso
sconnesso agg.1 disconnected, separated2 (fig.) rambling, incoherent, disjointed: azioni sconnesse, incoherent actions; parole sconnesse, rambling words; un ragionamento sconnesso, an illogical (o incoherent) line of reasoning.* * *[skon'nɛsso]1) (dissestato) [ assi] loose; [ strada] full of holes2) fig. [discorso, stile] disconnected, disjointed; [ frasi] broken; [ idee] inconsequent, unrelated* * *sconnesso/skon'nεsso/ -
5 irrelato
irrelato agg. (non connesso ad altri elementi) unrelated, unconnected: concetti irrelati fra loro, unrelated concepts. -
6 estraneo a
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7 rapporto sm
[rap'pɔrto]1) (legame) connection, relationship, linknon avere alcun rapporto con qc — to have nothing to do with sth, be unrelated to sth
in rapporto a quanto è successo — with regard to o in relation to what happened
2) (relazione) relationshipessere in buoni/cattivi rapporti con qn — to be on good/bad terms with sb
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8 estraneo
[es'traneo] estraneo (-a)1. agg(gen) extraneousestraneo a — (tema, argomento) unrelated to
sentirsi estraneo a — (famiglia, società) to feel alienated from
mantenersi o rimanere estraneo a — (litigio, complotto) to take no part in
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9 rapporto
sm [rap'pɔrto]1) (legame) connection, relationship, linknon avere alcun rapporto con qc — to have nothing to do with sth, be unrelated to sth
in rapporto a quanto è successo — with regard to o in relation to what happened
2) (relazione) relationshipessere in buoni/cattivi rapporti con qn — to be on good/bad terms with sb
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10 artichaut
( FRANCE)artichoke♦ A name shared by three unrelated plants - the globe artichoke, Jerusalem artichoke and Chinese (or Japanese) artichoke. Considered the true artichoke, the globe artichoke is cultivated mainly in California's mid-coastal region. It is the bud of a large plant from the thistle family and has tough, petal shaped leaves. They are available year-round, with the peak season March through May. Buy deep green, heavy for their size artichokes with a tight leaf formation.
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