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1 circolo
m circle( club) clubcircolo vizioso vicious circle* * *circolo s.m.1 circle (anche scient.): in circolo, in a circle: stavamo in circolo intorno a lui, we were standing in a circle round him // (mat.) circolo massimo, great circle // (geogr.) Circolo Polare, Artico, Antartico, Polar, Arctic, Antarctic Circle // (biol., med.) entrare in circolo, to enter the circulation (o the bloodstream) // circolo vizioso, (fig.) vicious circle4 ( gruppo di persone) circle, group; party; set: un vasto circolo d'amici, a large circle of friends // far circolo, tener circolo, ( riunirsi) to meet (o to get together); ci vediamo nel suo ufficio, è lei che tiene circolo, we'll meet in her office, she's hosting the meeting; l'ho visto che teneva circolo nell'aula di chimica, I saw him holding court in the chemistry lab* * *['tʃirkolo]sostantivo maschile1) (cerchio) circle2) (del sangue)entrare in circolo — [ medicina] to go o enter into the circulation
3) (associazione) club, society4) (ambiente) circle5) geogr.Circolo Polare Artico, Antartico — Arctic, Antarctic Circle
•circolo vizioso — fig. vicious circle
* * *circolo/'t∫irkolo/sostantivo m.1 (cerchio) circle3 (associazione) club, society; circolo sportivo sports club4 (ambiente) circle; - i politici political circles5 geogr. Circolo Polare Artico, Antartico Arctic, Antarctic Circlecircolo vizioso fig. vicious circle. -
2 vizioso
persona dissolute* * *vizioso agg.2 ( difettoso) defective, faulty: pronuncia viziosa, faulty pronunciation; circolo vizioso, (fig.) vicious circle◆ s.m. pervert, depraved person.* * *[vit'tsjoso] vizioso (-a)1. agg1) (corrotto) depraved2) (difettoso) incorrect, wrong2. sm/f* * *[vit'tsjoso] 1.1) [persona, vita] intemperate, dissolute2) fig.2.circolo vizioso — vicious circle, catch-22 situation
sostantivo maschile (f. -a) dissolute person* * *vizioso/vit'tsjoso/1 [persona, vita] intemperate, dissolute2 fig. circolo vizioso vicious circle, catch-22 situation(f. -a) dissolute person. -
3 cerchio
m (pl -chi) circle* * *cerchio s.m.1 circle, ring, round: danzare in cerchio, to dance in a ring; girare in cerchio, to turn round; (aer.) cerchio della morte, loop, ( di motociclisti) wall of death; gli aerei descrivono dei cerchi nel cielo, the planes are circling overhead // fare cerchio, to stand in a circle: fare cerchio intorno a qlcu., to make a circle round s.o. // cerchio vizioso, vicious circle; fare dei cerchi viziosi, to argue in circles (o to go round in circles) // avere un cerchio alla testa, to have a headache // si stringe il cerchio intorno al terrorista, the noose is tightening around the terrorist2 circle: cerchio circoscritto, circumscribed circle (o circumcircle); cerchio inscritto, inscribed circle (o incircle); cerchio exinscritto, escribed circle; cerchio massimo ( di sfera), great circle3 ( di botte) hoop // dare un colpo al cerchio e uno alla botte, to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds (o to keep in with both sides)4 ( cerchione di ruota) rim* * *1) mat. circle2) (circolo) circle, ringstare in cerchio attorno a — to form a circle o a ring around
fare cerchio attorno a qcn. — to gather around sb.
3) (anello) ring; (attrezzo ginnico) hoop-chi, orecchini a cerchio — hoop earrings
4) (di ruota) rim- chi in lega — aut. alloy rims o wheels
5) (di botte) hoop6) fig. (mal di testa)* * *cerchiopl. - chi /'t∫erkjo, ki/sostantivo m.1 mat. circle2 (circolo) circle, ring; stare in cerchio attorno a to form a circle o a ring around; fare cerchio attorno a qcn. to gather around sb.; danzare in cerchio to dance in a circle5 (di botte) hoop -
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5 circolo sm
['tʃirkolo]1) (gen) Geog, Mat circle2) (club) club -
6 circolo
sm ['tʃirkolo]1) (gen) Geog, Mat circle2) (club) club -
7 mordere
bite* * *mordere v.tr.1 to bite* into (sthg.), to bite* (anche fig.): il cane mi ha morso il braccio, the dog has bitten me in the arm (o has bitten my arm); mordere una mela, to bite into an apple // c'è un vento che morde, there is a biting wind // mordere il freno, (fig.) to strain at the leash // mordere la polvere, (fig.) to bite the dust // mi sarei morso le dita per non esserci andato, I could have kicked myself for not going // mordersi le labbra, la lingua, (fig.) to bite one's lip, one's tongue: appena detto questo mi sarei morso la lingua, as soon as I said it I could have bitten my tongue // un gatto che si morde la coda, (fig.) a vicious circle2 (fam.) (pungere) to bite*, to sting*: mi ha morso una zanzara, I've been bitten by a mosquito3 (far presa) to grip: l'ancora morse il fondo, the anchor gripped the bottom; i cingoli mordono meglio delle ruote, caterpillar-tracks grip better than wheels4 (intaccare, corrodere) to bite* into (sthg.), to eat* into (sthg.), to corrode: l'acido morde il metallo, acid eats into metal; la lima morse il ferro, the file bit into the iron.* * *['mɔrdere]verbo transitivo1) (addentare) [cane, persona] to bite* [persona, animale, oggetto]; [ persona] to bite* into [mela, panino]oggi il freddo morde — fig. today it's biting cold
3) (corrodere) [acido, ruggine] to eat* into, to corrode [ metallo]4) fig.mordere l'asfalto — [ pneumatici] to grip the road
••mordere il freno — to have o take the bit between one's teeth, to chafe o champ at the bit
* * *mordere/'mɔrdere/ [61]1 (addentare) [cane, persona] to bite* [persona, animale, oggetto]; [ persona] to bite* into [mela, panino]3 (corrodere) [acido, ruggine] to eat* into, to corrode [ metallo]mordere il freno to have o take the bit between one's teeth, to chafe o champ at the bit; mordere la polvere to bite the dust; - rsi la lingua to bite one's tongue; - rsi le mani to kick oneself. -
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