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21 chi dorme non piglia pesci
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22 il tarlo del dubbio, della gelosia
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23 insetto
m insect* * *insetto s.m.1 insect: insetto acquatico, water-fly; insetto perfetto, imago2 (fig.) (persona meschina) worm3 (zool.) insetto stecco, (Bacillus rossii) stick insect.* * *[in'sɛtto]sostantivo maschile insect, bug colloq.* * *insetto/in'sεtto/sostantivo m.insect, bug colloq. -
24 lucciola
f glowworm* * *lucciola s.f.1 (zool.) (Lamprys noctiluca) firefly; glow-worm; (amer.) lightning bug // mostrare lucciole per lanterne, to make believe that the moon is made of green cheese; prendere lucciole per lanterne, to make a blunder2 (bot.) erba lucciola, (Ophioglossum vulgare) adder's tongue3 (maschera di cinema, teatro) usherette4 (prostituta) prostitute, streetwalker.* * *['luttʃola]sostantivo femminile zool. firefly, glowworm••prendere -e per lanterne — to have o get hold of the wrong end of the stick
* * *lucciola/'lutt∫ola/sostantivo f.zool. firefly, glowworm\prendere -e per lanterne to have o get hold of the wrong end of the stick. -
25 mattino
m morningdi buon mattino early in the morning* * *mattino s.m. morning (anche fig.): al mattino presto, di buon mattino, early in the morning: alzarsi di buon mattino, to get up early; sul fare del mattino, at dawn; le luci del mattino, first light; edizione del mattino, morning edition; i giornali del mattino, the morning newspapers; il mattino della vita, (fig.) the morning of life // stella del mattino, morning star // le ore del mattino han l'oro in bocca, (prov.) the early bird catches the worm // il buongiorno si vede dal mattino, (prov.) you can see how things will end by the way they begin.* * *[mat'tino]sostantivo maschile morningal o il mattino in the morning; alle 5 del mattino at 5 in the morning, at 5 am; il mattino del 23 marzo on the morning of 23 March; di buon mattino early in the morning; edizione del mattino morning edition; stella del mattino morning star; nelle prime ore del mattino — in the early hours
••il buon giorno si vede dal mattino — prov. a good beginning bodes well
il mattino ha l'oro in bocca — prov. early to bed, early to rise
* * *mattino/mat'tino/ ⇒ 13sostantivo m.morning; al o il mattino in the morning; alle 5 del mattino at 5 in the morning, at 5 am; il mattino del 23 marzo on the morning of 23 March; di buon mattino early in the morning; edizione del mattino morning edition; stella del mattino morning star; nelle prime ore del mattino in the early hours\il buon giorno si vede dal mattino prov. a good beginning bodes well; il mattino ha l'oro in bocca prov. early to bed, early to rise. -
26 microbo
m microbe* * *microbo s.m.1 (biol.) microbe2 (fig.) (persona insignificante e meschina) louse, worm.* * *['mikrobo]sostantivo maschile biol. microbe* * *microbo/'mikrobo/sostantivo m.biol. microbe. -
27 mobile roso dai tarli
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28 scampolo
m remnant* * *scampolo s.m.2 (fig.) ( avanzo, rimasuglio) leftover // scampolo di tempo, spare moment // uno scampolo d'uomo, (spreg.) a worm.* * *['skampolo]sostantivo maschile (di tessuto) remnantscampolo di tempo — fig. spare moment
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29 sericoltura
f silk-worm farming* * *sericoltura s.f. sericulture; silkworm breeding.* * *[serikol'tura]sostantivo femminile sericulture* * *sericoltura/serikol'tura/sostantivo f.sericulture. -
30 spillare
spillare1 v.tr.1 to tap, to broach, to pierce; ( attingere spillando) todraw* off: spillò un bicchiere di vino, he drew a glass of wine off from a barrel; spillare una botte, to broach (o to tap o to pierce) a cask2 (fig.) ( cavare astutamente) to worm (sthg. out of s.o.); to touch for, to get* out: mi ha spillato un mucchio di quattrini, he has wormed a lot of money out of me (o he touched me for a lot of money) // spillare le carte, ( lentamente) to fan out one's cards3 (miner.) to draw*◆ v. intr. to leak (out of sthg.), to drip (from sthg.): il vino è spillato dalla botte, the wine has leaked out of the barrel.* * *[spil'lare]verbo transitivo1) to draw*, to tap, to broach [birra, vino]2) fig. (carpire) to tap, to squeezespillare denaro a qcn. — to pump o squeeze money out of sb
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31 tarlatura
tarlatura s.f.1 wormhole2 ( polvere di legno prodotta dal tarlo) dust of worm-eaten wood.* * *[tarla'tura]sostantivo femminile wormhole* * *tarlatura/tarla'tura/sostantivo f.wormhole. -
32 vite senza fine
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33 arrivare vi
[arri'vare]1) (essere a destinazione) to arrive, (avvicinarsi) to comearrivare a — to reach, arrive at, get toarrivare a casa — to arrive o get o reach home
arrivare a Roma/in Italia — to arrive in Rome/in Italy
mi è arrivato un pacco dall'Italia — a parcel has arrived for me from Italy, I've had a parcel from Italy
arrivare a destinazione — to arrive at o reach one's destination
arrivare primo — (in un luogo) to be the first to arrive, (in classifica) to come (in) first
non credevo arrivasse a tanto o a quel punto — I didn't think he'd go that far
per fare arrivare la corrente alla macchina — in order to connect the machine up to the electricity supply
non ci arrivo — (a prendere qc) I can't reach it, (a capire qc) I can't understand it, I don't get it
è arrivato il momento di... — the time has come to...
se non la smetti ti arriva uno schiaffo fam — if you don't stop it o leave off you'll get a smack
chi tardi arriva male alloggia — (Proverbio) the early bird catches the worm
2)arrivare a fare qc — to manage to do sth, succeed in doing sthnon arriverà a niente — he'll never get anywhere, he'll never achieve anything
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34 bacato agg
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35 carpire vt
[kar'pire]carpire qc a qn — (denaro) to get sth out of sb
carpire un segreto/un'informazione a qn — to worm a secret/information out of sb
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36 lucciola sf
['luttʃola]1) Zool firefly, glow-worm2) (euf : prostituta) working girl -
37 mattino sm
[mat'tino]il mattino ha l'oro in bocca — (Proverbio) the early bird catches the worm
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38 tarlato agg
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39 verme sm
['vɛrme](gen) fig worm, (di frutto, formaggio) maggotmi sento un verme! fig — I could die!, I feel awful!
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40 anellide
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