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1 withered
['wɪðəd] 1. 2.* * *withered /ˈwɪðəd/a.appassito, avvizzito, sfiorito, inaridito ( anche fig.); disseccato: withered flowers, fiori appassiti; withered hopes, speranze sfiorite.* * *['wɪðəd] 1. 2. -
2 withered with·ered adj
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3 (to) wither
(to) wither /ˈwɪðə(r)/A v. i.1 appassire; avvizzire; seccarsi: These roses will wither soon, queste rose appassiranno presto; apples withering on the bough, mele che avvizziscono sul ramo2 deperire; languire; inaridirsi; sfiorire: Her affections withered, i suoi sentimenti inaridirono; Her beauty has withered, la sua bellezza è sfioritaB v. t.1 disseccare; far appassire; far avvizzire: The heat has withered (up) all my flowers, il caldo ha fatto appassire tutti i miei fiori2 inaridire; far sfiorire: Age hasn't withered ( away) her beauty, l'età non ha fatto sfiorire la sua bellezza3 (lett.) fulminare; raggelare: The teacher withered the pupils with a severe glance, l'insegnante ha fulminato gli alunni con un'occhiata severa. -
4 (to) wither
(to) wither /ˈwɪðə(r)/A v. i.1 appassire; avvizzire; seccarsi: These roses will wither soon, queste rose appassiranno presto; apples withering on the bough, mele che avvizziscono sul ramo2 deperire; languire; inaridirsi; sfiorire: Her affections withered, i suoi sentimenti inaridirono; Her beauty has withered, la sua bellezza è sfioritaB v. t.1 disseccare; far appassire; far avvizzire: The heat has withered (up) all my flowers, il caldo ha fatto appassire tutti i miei fiori2 inaridire; far sfiorire: Age hasn't withered ( away) her beauty, l'età non ha fatto sfiorire la sua bellezza3 (lett.) fulminare; raggelare: The teacher withered the pupils with a severe glance, l'insegnante ha fulminato gli alunni con un'occhiata severa. -
5 blasted
['blɑːstɪd] [AE 'blæst-] 1. 2.1) (withered) [ foliage] secco, appassito2) colloq. (for emphasis)* * *blasted /ˈblɑ:stɪd/a.1 distrutto; disseccato; inaridito2 (fig.) deluso; frustrato3 (fam.) dannato; maledetto.* * *['blɑːstɪd] [AE 'blæst-] 1. 2.1) (withered) [ foliage] secco, appassito2) colloq. (for emphasis) -
6 Wither
['wɪðə(r)] 1.1) seccare, fare appassire [ plant]2) lett. raggrinzire, avvizzire [ face]2.verbo intransitivo [ plant] seccarsi, seccare, appassire* * *['wiðə]((of plants etc) to (cause to) fade, dry up, or decay: The plants withered because they had no water; The sun has withered my plants.) seccarsi, far appassire* * *(Surnames) Wither /ˈwɪðə(r)/* * *['wɪðə(r)] 1.1) seccare, fare appassire [ plant]2) lett. raggrinzire, avvizzire [ face]2.verbo intransitivo [ plant] seccarsi, seccare, appassire -
7 (to) revive
(to) revive /rɪˈvaɪv/A v. i.1 rianimarsi; riprendersi: Withered flowers revive in the rain, i fiori avvizziti si riprendono sotto la pioggiaB v. t.1 rianimare ( anche fig.): to revive an unconscious person, rianimare una persona svenuta; to revive the market, rianimare il mercato2 far rivivere; riportare in auge: to revive an ancient custom, far rivivere un'antica usanza; This spring's fashion collections have revived floral prints, la moda primavera di quest'anno ha riportato in auge gli stampati a fiori5 rianimare; tirare su: A glass of wine will revive you, un bicchiere di vino ti tirerà su; to revive sb. 's spirits, tirare su il morale a q. -
8 (to) revive
(to) revive /rɪˈvaɪv/A v. i.1 rianimarsi; riprendersi: Withered flowers revive in the rain, i fiori avvizziti si riprendono sotto la pioggiaB v. t.1 rianimare ( anche fig.): to revive an unconscious person, rianimare una persona svenuta; to revive the market, rianimare il mercato2 far rivivere; riportare in auge: to revive an ancient custom, far rivivere un'antica usanza; This spring's fashion collections have revived floral prints, la moda primavera di quest'anno ha riportato in auge gli stampati a fiori5 rianimare; tirare su: A glass of wine will revive you, un bicchiere di vino ti tirerà su; to revive sb. 's spirits, tirare su il morale a q. -
9 dry
I [draɪ]1) (not wet or moist) [clothing, ground, paint] asciutto; [skin, hair, throat, cough] secco; [rustle, riverbed] arido, seccoto run dry — [river, funds, supplies] prosciugarsi
to be o feel dry (thirsty) [ person] essere assetato; to get dry seccarsi, asciugarsi; to get sth. dry fare asciugare qcs.; to wipe sth. dry asciugare qcs.; on dry land — sulla terraferma
2) (not rainy) [climate, heat] secco; [weather, season] asciutto; [ day] senza pioggia3) (not sweet) [wine, sherry etc.] secco5) (dull) [book, subject matter] arido, noioso6) (forbidding alcohol) [state, country] proibizionista••II 1. [draɪ](as) dry as a bone — completamente asciutto, secco
verbo transitivo fare asciugare [clothes, washing]; seccare, fare seccare [meat, flowers]2.verbo intransitivo [clothes, hair, paint] asciugarsi; [ blood] seccarsi3.- dry off- dry out- dry up* * *1. adjective1) (having little, or no, moisture, sap, rain etc: The ground is very dry; The leaves are dry and withered; I need to find dry socks for the children.) secco2) (uninteresting and not lively: a very dry book.) arido3) ((of humour or manner) quiet, restrained: a dry wit.) (che scherza restando serio)4) ((of wine) not sweet.) secco2. verb(to (cause to) become dry: I prefer drying dishes to washing them; The clothes dried quickly in the sun.) asciugare- dried- drier
- dryer
- drily
- dryly
- dryness
- dry-clean
- dry land
- dry off
- dry up* * *I [draɪ]1) (not wet or moist) [clothing, ground, paint] asciutto; [skin, hair, throat, cough] secco; [rustle, riverbed] arido, seccoto run dry — [river, funds, supplies] prosciugarsi
to be o feel dry (thirsty) [ person] essere assetato; to get dry seccarsi, asciugarsi; to get sth. dry fare asciugare qcs.; to wipe sth. dry asciugare qcs.; on dry land — sulla terraferma
2) (not rainy) [climate, heat] secco; [weather, season] asciutto; [ day] senza pioggia3) (not sweet) [wine, sherry etc.] secco5) (dull) [book, subject matter] arido, noioso6) (forbidding alcohol) [state, country] proibizionista••II 1. [draɪ](as) dry as a bone — completamente asciutto, secco
verbo transitivo fare asciugare [clothes, washing]; seccare, fare seccare [meat, flowers]2.verbo intransitivo [clothes, hair, paint] asciugarsi; [ blood] seccarsi3.- dry off- dry out- dry up -
10 shrivel
['ʃrɪvl] 1.verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - ll-, -l- AE) [sun, heat] raggrinzire [ skin]; seccare [plant, leaf]2.verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - ll-, -l- AE) (anche shrivel up) [fruit, vegetable] disidratarsi; [ skin] raggrinzirsi; [plant, leaf, meat] seccarsi* * *['ʃrivl]past tense, past participle - shrivelled; verb(to make or become dried up, wrinkled and withered: The flowers shrivelled in the heat.) avvizzire* * *['ʃrɪvl] 1.verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - ll-, -l- AE) [sun, heat] raggrinzire [ skin]; seccare [plant, leaf]2.verbo intransitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - ll-, -l- AE) (anche shrivel up) [fruit, vegetable] disidratarsi; [ skin] raggrinzirsi; [plant, leaf, meat] seccarsi
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