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41 serpe
f grass snake* * *serpe1 s.f.1 (zool.) snake, serpent // a serpe, ( serpeggiando) winding // fatto a serpe, ( a spirale) coiled // nutrire, scaldarsi una serpe in seno, to nurse (o to nourish) a viper in one's bosom* * *['sɛrpe]sostantivo femminile snake (anche fig.)••* * *serpe/'sεrpe/sostantivo f.snake (anche fig.)\allevare una serpe in seno to nurse a viper in one's bosom lett. -
42 svendita
f clearance* * *svendita s.f. (comm.) sale, clearance sale: svendita per cessazione di attività, closing down sale; svendita di fine stagione, end-of-season sale; svendita per liquidazione, winding-up sale // prezzo di svendita, knockdown price.* * *['zvendita]sostantivo femminile selling-off, sale* * *svendita/'zvendita/sostantivo f.selling-off, sale. -
43 volontario
(pl -ri) 1. adj voluntary2. m, volontaria f volunteer* * *volontario agg. voluntary; (dir.) wilful: assistente, servizio volontario, voluntary assistant, service; azione volontaria, voluntary action; disoccupazione volontaria, voluntary unemployment (o redundancy); omicidio volontario, (wilful) murder; giurisdizione volontaria, voluntary (o non-contentious) jurisdiction // (anat.) muscolo volontario, voluntary muscle // (econ.) liquidazione volontaria, voluntary winding-up (o liquidation)◆ s.m. volunteer.* * *[volon'tarjo] volontario -ria, -ri, -rie1. agg(gen) voluntary, Mil volunteer attr2. sm/f(gen) Mil volunteer, (di organizzazione) voluntary worker* * *1.pl. -ri, - rie [volon'tarjo, ri, rje] aggettivo [aiuto, lavoro] voluntary, volunteer; [ azione] voluntary, intentional; [contributo, sacrificio] voluntary, willing, spontaneous2.omicidio volontario — dir. voluntary manslaughter
sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) voluntary worker, volunteer2) mil. volunteer* * *volontariopl. -ri, - rie /volon'tarjo, ri, rje/[aiuto, lavoro] voluntary, volunteer; [ azione] voluntary, intentional; [contributo, sacrificio] voluntary, willing, spontaneous; omicidio volontario dir. voluntary manslaughter(f. -a)1 voluntary worker, volunteer; offrirsi volontario per fare to volunteer to do2 mil. volunteer. -
44 avvolgimento sm
[avvoldʒi'mento]Elettr winding -
45 serpeggiante agg
[serped'dʒante]winding, twisting -
46 serpentina sf
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47 sinuosità sf inv
[sinuosi'ta](di strada, fiume) winding, (di corpo) curve -
48 sinuoso agg
[sinu'oso] sinuoso (-a)(gen) sinuous, (fiume, strada) winding, sinuous -
49 tortuosità sf inv
[tortuosi'ta] -
50 tortuoso agg
[tortu'oso] tortuoso (-a)esprimersi in modo tortuoso — to express o.s. in a convoluted way
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51 tracciato sm
[trat'tʃato](grafico) layout, plan -
52 aggomitolatura
aggomitolatura s.f. winding into a ball. -
53 anfrattuoso
anfrattuoso agg. tortuous, winding, anfractuous. -
54 bobinatura
bobinatura s.f. winding. -
55 caliorna
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56 coclea
coclea s.f.1 (anat.) cochlea*2 (arch.) winding (o spiral) staircase3 (archeol.) lion's gate4 (mecc.) Archimedean screw. -
57 matassatura
matassatura s.f. skeining, hank winding. -
58 raggomitolamento
raggomitolamento s.m. (non com.) ( il raggomitolare) winding, balling; ( il raggomitolarsi) curling up. -
59 ravvolgimento
1 ( il ravvolgere) wrapping up, winding up, enveloping -
60 rigiro
rigiro s.m.1 turn, twist; ( andirivieni) turning round; winding: dopo giri e rigiri, si arrivò, after a lot of twisting and turning we got there3 (fig.) ( discorso poco chiaro) waffle, waffling: parla chiaro senza tanti rigiri ( di parole), say what you mean without beating about the bush.
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