| p {n}
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:: See under P
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| P {letter} /pi/
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:: letter: pi
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| paba {m} /ˈpa.ba/
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:: clipping of acido para-aminobenzoico
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| pabulo {m} /ˈpa.bu.lo/
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:: pasture
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| pabulo {m}
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:: food, nourishment
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| pabulo {m}
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:: pabulum (food)
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| paca {m}
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:: paca
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| pacante {v}
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:: present participle of pacare
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| pacantesi {v}
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:: present participle of pacarsi
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| pacare {vt}
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:: to calm or calm down
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| pacarsi {vr}
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:: To calm, calm down, or appease
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| pacatamente {adv}
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:: calmly, placidly
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| pacatezza {f}
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:: calm, calmness
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| pacato {adj}
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:: placid
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| pacato {adj}
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:: quiet, calm
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| pacatosi {v}
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:: past participle of pacarsi
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| pacca {f}
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:: slap
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| pacca {f}
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:: clap
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| pacca {f}
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:: chuck
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| paccata {f}
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:: A large quantity or amount (of)
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| pacchebotto {m} /pak.keˈbɔt.to/
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:: packet (type of boat)
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| pacchero {m}
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:: A form of Neapolitan pasta in the form of very large macaroni
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| pacchetto {m}
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:: package, packet, parcel, small parcel
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| pacchia {f} /ˈpak.kja/
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:: A pleasant situation; a bed of roses
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| pacchia {f}
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:: An easy task; a piece of cake
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| pacchiamento {m}
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:: A feast
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| pacchiana {f}
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:: female equivalent of pacchiano
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| pacchiana {f}
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:: a female who wears outmoded or undistinguishing clothing
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| pacchianamente {adv}
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:: garishly, tackily
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| pacchianata {f}
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:: vulgarity (behaviour)
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| pacchianata {f}
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:: tat (tacky or garish object)
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| pacchianeria {f}
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:: garishness, gaudiness, tackiness
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| pacchiano {adj}
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:: garish, tacky
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| pacchiano {m}
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:: peasant
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| pacchiano {m}
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:: a low, vulgar person; a commoner; a nobody
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| pacchiare {v}
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:: To feast (eat and drink greedily)
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| pacchiarone {m}
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:: A chubby young man
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| pacchiatore {m}
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:: glutton
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| pacchierotto {adj}
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:: plumpish
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| pacchione {m}
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:: glutton
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| pacciamante {v}
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:: present participle of pacciamare
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| pacciamare {vt}
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:: To mulch (to apply mulch)
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| pacciamatura {f}
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:: mulching
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| pacciame {m}
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:: mulch
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| pacciugo {m} /patˈt͡ʃu.ɡo/
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:: mud
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| pacco {m} /ˈpak.ko/
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:: parcel, package
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| pacco {m}
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:: bundle, deck
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| pacco {m}
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:: swindle, con
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| pacco {m}
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:: bulge (visible protrusion of the penis through clothing)
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| paccottaglia {f}
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:: junk, trash, rubbish
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| paccottaglia {f}
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:: shoddy goods
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| paccottaglia {f}
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:: bric-a-brac
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| paccottiglia {f}
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:: trash, junk, rubbish, garbage
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| paccottiglia {f}
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:: jumble
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| pace {f} /ˈpa.t͡ʃe/
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:: peace
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| pace {adv}
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:: peace be with you; that's it; end of the story
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| Pace {prop}
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:: surname
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| pace della mente {f}
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:: peace of mind, inner peace
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| paceficare {v}
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:: alternative form of pacificare
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| pace interiore {f}
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:: inner peace, peace of mind
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| Pacelli {prop}
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:: surname
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| Pacetti {prop}
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:: surname
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| pacfong {m}
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:: alternative form of packfong
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| pachicaule {m}
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:: A succulent plant of the genus Pachypodium
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| pachiderma {m}
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:: pachyderm
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| pachidermia {f}
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:: pachydermia
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| pachidermico {adj}
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:: pachydermatous
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| pachidermico {adj}
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:: heavy (elephant-like)
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| pachidermico {adj}
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:: rough, coarse (especially of skin)
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| pachidermo {m}
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:: alternative form of pachiderma
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| pachimeninge {f}
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:: pachymeninx, pachymeninges
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| pachistana {f}
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:: alternative spelling of pakistana
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| pachistano {adj}
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:: alternative spelling of pakistano
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| pachistano {m}
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:: alternative spelling of pakistano
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| pachitene {f}
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:: pachytene
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| pacienza {f}
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:: alternative form of pazienza
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| paciere {m}
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:: peacemaker
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| paciere {m}
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:: pacifier
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| pacificabile {adj}
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:: That can be pacified; pacifiable
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| pacificamente {adv}
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:: peacefully
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| pacificamento {m}
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:: pacification
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| pacificante {v}
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:: present participle of pacificare
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| pacificare {vt}
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:: to reconcile (people)
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| pacificare {vt}
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:: to pacify
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| pacificatore {m}
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:: pacifier
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| pacificatore {m}
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:: peacemaker
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| pacificazione {f}
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:: pacification
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| pacifico {adj}
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:: peaceable, peaceful
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| Pacifico {prop}
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:: The Pacific (ocean)
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| pacifismo {m}
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:: pacifism
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| pacifista {mf}
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:: pacifist
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| pacifistico {adj}
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:: pacifistic
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| pacifondaia {f} /pa.t͡ʃi.fonˈda.ja/
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:: feminine noun of pacifondaio
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| pacifondaio {adj} /pa.t͡ʃi.fonˈda.jo/
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:: Acting like a peacemonger
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| pacifondaio {m}
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:: peacemonger
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| Pacillo {prop}
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:: surname
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| pacioccona {f}
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:: easy-going woman
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| pacioccone {adj}
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:: easy-going
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| pacioccone {m}
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:: easy-going person
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| paciosamente {adv}
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:: calmly, peaceably, quietly
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| pacioso {adj}
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:: calm, easygoing, peaceable
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| paciugo {m}
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:: A sticky mixture
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| packfong {m}
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:: paktong
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| paco {m} /ˈpa.ko/
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:: synonym of alpaca
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| Pacomio {prop}
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:: given name
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| Pacomio {prop}
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:: surname
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| pacotiglia {f}
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:: alternative form of paccottiglia
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| Padania {prop}
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:: Padania
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| padanità {f}
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:: The property of being pertaining to or originating in the valley of the river Po
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| padano {n}
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:: A type of rice
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| padano {adj}
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:: Of, pertaining to or originating in the valley of the river Po
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| padda {m}
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:: the Java sparrow (Lonchura oryzivora)
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| padeglione {f}
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:: alternative form of padiglione
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| padella {f} /paˈdɛl.la/
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:: frying pan, skillet
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| padella {f}
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:: bedpan
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| padellaio {m}
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:: peddler (person who makes / sells pots and pans)
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| padellare {v}
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:: To sautee, stir fry
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| padellata {f}
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:: panful
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| padellata {f}
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:: A blow with a frying pan
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| padellina {f}
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:: pan (of a flintlock mechanism)
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| padellino {m}
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:: pannikin
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| padellone {m}
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:: augmentative of padella; large frying pan
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| padiglione {f}
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:: pavilion
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| padiglione {f}
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:: a large tent
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| padiglione {f}
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:: marquee
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| padiglione {f}
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:: canopy
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| padiglione auricolare {m}
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:: pinna (external ear)
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| padire {v} /paˈdi.re/
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:: to digest
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| padiscià {m} /pa.diˈʃa/
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:: Padishah
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| Padova {prop} /ˈpa.do.va/
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:: Padua
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| Padova {prop}
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:: The letter P in the Italian phonetic alphabet
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| padovana {f}
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:: A native or inhabitant of Padua (female)
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| padovano {adj}
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:: Of, or from, Padua (Padova)
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| padovano {m}
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:: A native or inhabitant of Padua
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| Padovano {prop}
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:: surname
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| padre {m} /ˈpa.dre/
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:: father
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| padreggiante {v}
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:: present participle of padreggiare
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| padreggiare {vi}
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:: to take after one's father
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| padre nostro {n}
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:: Lord's Prayer, Our Father
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| padrenostro {m}
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:: alternative form of padre nostro
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| padreterno {prop}
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:: God Almighty; God the Father
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| padreterno {m}
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:: A very important, influential or expert person
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| padrigno {m}
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:: alternative form of patrigno
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| padrino {m}
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:: godfather
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| padrino {m}
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:: sponsor (at a baptism)
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| padrino {m}
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:: second (at a duel)
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| padron {m}
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:: apocopic form of padrone
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| padrona {f}
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:: mistress, lady
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| padrona {f}
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:: owner
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| padrona {f}
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:: hostess
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| padrona {f}
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:: landlady
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| padrona {f}
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:: employer, boss
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| padrona {f}
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:: flagship of a naval squadron (pre-18th c.)
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| padrona di casa {f}
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:: housewife
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| padrona di casa {f}
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:: mistress
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| padrona di casa {f}
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:: madam
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| padrona di casa {f}
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:: lady of the house
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| padronale {adj}
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:: master (bedroom etc)
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| padronale {adj}
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:: main, principal (entrance etc)
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| padronanza {f}
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:: ownership
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| padronanza {f}
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:: mastery, command
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| padronato {m}
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:: An agricultural enterprise that has a single owner
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| padronato {m}
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:: The ruling classes
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| padroncino {m}
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:: A young master or proprietor, or the son of one
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| padroncino {m}
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:: A small company
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| padrone {m}
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:: master
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| padrone {m}
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:: owner
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| padrone {m}
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:: host
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| padrone {m}
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:: landlord
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| padrone {m}
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:: employer, boss
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| padrone di casa {m}
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:: landlord
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| padroneggiabile {adj}
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:: controllable
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| padroneggiante {v}
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:: present participle of padroneggiare
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| padroneggiare {vt}
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:: to master
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| padroneggiare {vt}
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:: to control
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| padroneggiare {vt}
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:: to lord over or boss around
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| padroneggiarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of padroneggiare
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| padroneggiarsi {v}
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:: to control oneself
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| padronesco {adj}
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:: masterly, bossy (as a master, boss))
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| padronissimo {interj} /pad.roˈnis.si.mo/
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:: you're the boss!
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| padule {m}
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:: (Tuscany) a marsh or bog
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| paesaggio {m}
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:: landscape
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| paesaggio {m}
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:: view, panorama
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| paesaggismo {m}
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:: landscape painting
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| paesaggista {mf}
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:: landscape painter
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| paesaggistica {f}
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:: landscape painting
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| paesaggisticamente {adv}
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:: with regard to the landscape
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| paesaggistico {adj}
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:: landscape (attributive)
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| paesaggisticoambientale {adj}
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:: Relating to environmental aspects of landscape
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| paesanismo {m}
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:: rusticity
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| paesano {adj}
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:: country (attributive)
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| paesano {adj}
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:: rustic
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| paesano {m}
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:: fellow countryman
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| paesano {m}
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:: fellow Italian
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| paesano {m}
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:: comrade or friend (usually from the same neighborhood, city, or region)
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| paesano {m}
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:: peasant, rustic villager
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| paese {m} /paˈeze/
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:: country (nation)
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| paese {m}
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:: village
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| paese {m}
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:: town
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| Paese {m}
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:: alternative case form of paese
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| paese che vai, usanza che trovi {proverb}
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:: alternative form of paese che vai, usanze che trovi
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| paese che vai, usanze che trovi {proverb} /paˈe.se ke‿vˈvai | uˈzan.tse ke‿tˈtrɔ.vi/
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:: One should not be surprised by how different someone else's culture and traditions might be, and should therefore accept them
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| paese della cuccagna {m}
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:: Cockaigne
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| Paese del Sol Levante {prop}
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:: the Land of the Rising Sun (Japan)
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| paesello {m}
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:: small village
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| paesetto {m}
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:: Small village
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| Paesi Baschi {prop}
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:: Paesi Baschi (autonomous community)
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| Paesi Bassi {prop}
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:: Paesi Bassi (country)
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| paesino {m}
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:: small village
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| paesista {mf}
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:: landscape painter
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| paesistico {adj}
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:: landscape (attributive)
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| paesone {m}
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:: big village
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| Paestum {prop}
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:: Paestum (<<ancient>> Greek <<city>> in <<r/Magna Graecia>>, in modern <<r/Campania>>, <<c/Italy>>)
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| paesucolo {m} /pae̯ˈzu.ko.lo/
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:: diminutive of paese: small village
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| paffutello {adj}
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:: plumpish
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| paffutezza {f}
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:: plumpness, chubbiness
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| paffuto {adj}
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:: plump, chubby
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| Pafo {prop}
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:: Paphos
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| paga {f}
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:: pay
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| paga {f}
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:: wages
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| paga {f}
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:: reward, recompense
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| paga {f}
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:: bounty
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| pagabile {adj} /paˈɡa.bi.le/
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:: payable
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| pagaia {f}
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:: paddle
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| pagaiante {v}
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:: present participle of pagaiare
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| pagaiare {vi}
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:: To paddle
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| paga lorda {f}
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:: gross pay
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| pagamento {m} /paɡaˈmento/
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:: payment
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| pagamento {m}
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:: pay (salary)
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| pagana {f}
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:: feminine noun of pagano
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| paganamente {adv}
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:: paganly
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| paganeggiante {adj}
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:: paganism (attributive)
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| paganeggiare {vi}
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:: to think or act according to pagan principles
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| paganesco {adj}
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:: paganistic
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| paganesimo {m}
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:: paganism
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| pagania {f}
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:: pagandom
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| Paganica {prop}
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:: Paganica (town)
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| Paganini {prop}
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:: surname
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| Paganini {prop}
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:: Niccolò Paganini, Italian composer and violinist
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| Paganini non replica {phrase}
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:: rare form of Paganini non ripete
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| Paganini non ripete {phrase}
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:: Said when someone is unwilling to repeat what they have already said
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| paganità {f}
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:: paganism
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| paganizzante {v}
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:: present participle of paganizzare
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| paganizzare {vt}
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:: to paganize
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| paganizzazione {f}
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:: paganization
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| pagano {adj}
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:: pagan, heathen
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| pagano {m}
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:: pagan, heathen
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| pagante {v}
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:: present participle of pagare
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| pagante {adj}
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:: paying (describing the one who pays)
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| pagantesi {v}
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:: present participle of pagarsi
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| pagare {vit}
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:: to pay
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| pagare sottobanco {v}
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:: synonym of ungere le ruote
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| pagare sottobanco {v}
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:: synonym of distribuire mazzette
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| pagarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of pagare
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| pagarsi {v}
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:: to keep back a sum of money as recompense or tip, etc
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| pagarsi {v}
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:: to be satisfied
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| pagato {adj}
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:: paid
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| pagatore {adj}
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:: paying, pay (attributive)
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| pagatore {m}
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:: payer
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| pagatoria {f}
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:: tax office (where payments are collected)
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| pagatosi {v}
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:: past participle of pagarsi
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| pagatrice {f}
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:: female equivalent of pagatore
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| pagella {f}
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:: school report, report card
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| pagello {m}
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:: sea bream (of genus Pagellus)
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| paggeria {f}
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:: A school for pages
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| paggetto {m}
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:: pageboy, page
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| paggio {m}
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:: page
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| paggio {m}
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:: pageboy
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| pagglialore {m}
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:: A rural Sicilian building housing donkeys on the ground floor, chickens and/or goats on the first floor and a farming family on the second floor
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| pagherò {m}
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:: IOU
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| pagherò {m}
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:: promissory note
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| paghetta {f}
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:: pocket money
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| pagina {f} /ˈpa.d͡ʒi.na/
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:: page (of a book, etc.)
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| pagina iniziale {f}
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:: The landing page of a website; the site's homepage
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| paginamento {m}
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:: paging
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| paginante {v}
|
:: present participle of paginare
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| paginare {vt}
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:: to paginate
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| paginare {vi}
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:: to page
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| paginata {f}
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:: entire page in a newspaper
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| paginata {f}
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:: a large number of pages; many pages
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| paginata {f}
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:: screenshot
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| paginatura {f}
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:: pagination
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| paginatura {f}
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:: foliation
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| paginazione {f}
|
:: pagination
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| paginazione {f}
|
:: paging
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| paginetta {f}
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:: short page
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| paginetta {f}
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:: blog or similar publication
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| paginone {m}
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:: spread (especially a double-page spread)
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| paglia {f} /ˈpaʎʎa/
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:: straw (dry stalks)
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| paglia {m}
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:: straw
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| Paglia {prop}
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:: Paglia (river)
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| pagliaccesco {adj}
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:: clownish, clownlike
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| pagliaccetto {m}
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:: diminutive of pagliaccio
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| pagliaccetto {m}
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:: onesie, romper suit
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| pagliacciata {f}
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:: buffoonery, clowning
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| pagliaccio {m} /paʎˈʎat.tʃo/
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:: clown, buffoon
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| paglia e fieno {n}
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:: a type of tagliatelle
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| pagliaio {m}
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:: haystack
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| pagliaiolo {m}
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:: straw bedding
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| pagliardo {m}
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:: palliard
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| pagliardo {m}
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:: rogue, scoundrel
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| pagliaresco {adj}
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:: straw (attributive)
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| pagliaro {m}
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:: alternative form of pagliaio
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| Pagliaro {prop}
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:: surname
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| pagliata {f}
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:: Chopped straw used as forage
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| pagliata {f}
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:: A dish of veal intestines
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| pagliativo {adj}
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:: Variant of palliativo
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| pagliato {adj}
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:: straw-coloured
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| pagliericcio {m}
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:: straw mattress, pallet
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| paglierino {adj}
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:: straw-coloured
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| paglietta {f}
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:: boater (straw hat)
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| paglietta {f}
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:: steel wool
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| paglietta {f}
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:: scourer, scourer pad, scouring pad
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| pagliettato {adj}
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:: That has straw-coloured highlights
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| paglietto {m}
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:: mat
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| paglino {adj}
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:: straw (attributive)
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| paglino {m}
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:: straw seat of a chair
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| pagliolaia {f}
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:: dewlap
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| pagliolato {m}
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:: dunnage
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| pagliolo {m}
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:: dunnage
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| paglione {m}
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:: pallet
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| paglione {m}
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:: palliasse
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| pagliuca {f}
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:: alternative form of pagliuzza
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| pagliume {m}
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:: chopped straw
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| pagliuzza {f}
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:: blade or wisp of straw
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| pagliuzza {f}
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:: speck or tiny particle of metal
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| pagliuzza {f}
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:: mote
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| pagnotta {f}
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:: (round) loaf
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| pagnottista {mf}
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:: A person (especially a politician) who works only for their own gain
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| Pagnotto {prop}
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:: surname
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| pago {adj} /ˈpa.ɡo/
|
:: contented
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| pago {m}
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:: pagus (country district)
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| pago {m}
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:: pay, fee
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| pago {m}
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:: price
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| Pago {prop}
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:: Pago (island)
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| pagoda {f}
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:: pagoda
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| pagonazzo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of paonazzo
|
| pagone {f}
|
:: alternative form of pavone
|
| paidire {v} /pai̯ˈdi.re/
|
:: alternative form of padire
|
| paidocentrismo {m}
|
:: Variant of pedocentrismo
|
| paidologia {f}
|
:: Variant of pedologia
|
| paillard {m}
|
:: paillard (grilled sirloin)
|
| paillette {f}
|
:: sequin
|
| paio {m} /ˈpa.jo/
|
:: pair
|
| paiolata {f}
|
:: potful
|
| paiolo {m} /pa.ˈjɔ.lo/
|
:: A copper cooking pot
|
| paiolo {m}
|
:: A cauldron
|
| paiuolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of paiolo
|
| Pakistan {prop}
|
:: Pakistan
|
| pakistana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pakistano
|
| pakistano {adj}
|
:: Pakistani
|
| pakistano {m}
|
:: Pakistani
|
| pala {f}
|
:: shovel, trowel
|
| pala {f}
|
:: blade
|
| pala {f}
|
:: paddle
|
| pala {f}
|
:: retable
|
| pala {f}
|
:: altarpiece
|
| pala {f}
|
:: pall
|
| pala {f}
|
:: vane
|
| palabotto {m}
|
:: A three-masted schooner
|
| paladina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of paladino
|
| paladinesco {adj}
|
:: paladin (attributive)
|
| paladino {m} /pa.laˈdi.no/
|
:: paladin
|
| paladino {m}
|
:: champion, defender
|
| palafitta {f}
|
:: piles; piling (structural)
|
| palafitta {f}
|
:: pile-dwelling
|
| palafittante {v}
|
:: present participle of palafittare
|
| palafittare {vt}
|
:: To support with piles
|
| palafitticolo {adj}
|
:: pile-dwelling (often lake-dwelling)
|
| palafitticolo {m}
|
:: pile-dweller (often on a lake)
|
| palafreniere {m}
|
:: groom
|
| palafreno {m}
|
:: palfrey
|
| palaghiaccio {m}
|
:: ice rink
|
| palagio {m} /paˈla.d͡ʒo/
|
:: palace
|
| palagio {m}
|
:: The mayoral palace
|
| palagonitico {adj}
|
:: palagonitic
|
| palaia {f}
|
:: A heap of poles
|
| Palamede {prop}
|
:: Palamedes
|
| Palamede {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| palamento {m}
|
:: shovelling
|
| palamento {m}
|
:: rowing (a boat)
|
| palamidone {m}
|
:: greatcoat (or similar long winter coat)
|
| palamidone {m}
|
:: lanky person
|
| palamita {f}
|
:: Atlantic bonito (Sarda sarda)
|
| palamitara {f}
|
:: A fishing net for bonito (or swordfish)
|
| palamito {m}
|
:: longline fishing, longlining
|
| palanca {f}
|
:: board for use in construction, scaffolding or furniture-making
|
| palanca {f}
|
:: money
|
| palanca {f}
|
:: any of several small copper coins, used in Tuscany, Venice and Liguria during and after the Italian Renaissance Wars, equivalent to the Spanish blanca, having a value equivalent to one or two historical pence
|
| palancata {f}
|
:: A temporary fence made from boards
|
| palancato {m}
|
:: alternative form of palancata
|
| palanchino {m}
|
:: palanquin
|
| palanchino {m}
|
:: crowbar
|
| palanco {m}
|
:: alternative form of paranco
|
| palancola {f}
|
:: (plank) footbridge
|
| palandra {f} /paˈlan.dra/
|
:: synonym of palandrana
|
| palandra {f}
|
:: A long, wide clothing lined with fur
|
| palandra {f}
|
:: alternative form of balandra
|
| palandrana {f} /pa.lanˈdra.na/
|
:: A long, wide domestic gaberdine-like clothing usually worn by males
|
| palandrano {m} /pa.lanˈdra.no/
|
:: alternative form of palandrana
|
| palangaro {m}
|
:: longline (fishing gear)
|
| palante {v}
|
:: present participle of palare
|
| palare {vt}
|
:: to shovel
|
| palare {vt}
|
:: to row
|
| palasport {m}
|
:: stadium, arena (indoor sports hall)
|
| palata {f}
|
:: shovelful (large amount)
|
| palatabile {adj}
|
:: palatable
|
| palatabilità {f}
|
:: palatability
|
| palatale {adj}
|
:: palatal
|
| palatale {f}
|
:: palatal
|
| palatalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of palatalizzare
|
| palatalizzare {vt}
|
:: To palatalize
|
| palatalizzazione {f}
|
:: palatalization
|
| palatinato {m}
|
:: palatinate
|
| Palatinato {prop}
|
:: Palatinate, Electorate of the Palatinate
|
| palatino {adj}
|
:: palatine, palatal
|
| palatino {adj}
|
:: palatine, palatial, palace (attributive)
|
| palatino {adj}
|
:: Palatine
|
| palatino {m}
|
:: palatine
|
| Palatino {prop}
|
:: Palatine (hill)
|
| palatite {f}
|
:: stomatitis in foals
|
| palatizzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of palatalizzare
|
| palato- {prefix} /palato/
|
:: palato-; pertaining to the palate
|
| palato- {prefix}
|
:: palato-; articulated on the palate
|
| palato {m}
|
:: palate
|
| palato {adj}
|
:: paly
|
| palatoalveolare {adj} /pa.la.to.al.ve.oˈla.re/
|
:: palatoalveolar
|
| palatofaringeo {adj}
|
:: palatopharyngeal
|
| palatofaringeo {m}
|
:: palatopharyngeus, palatopharyngeal muscle, pharyngopalatinus
|
| palatoglosso {m}
|
:: palatoglossus, glossopalatinus, palatoglossal muscle
|
| palatogramma {m}
|
:: palatogram
|
| palatoplastica {f}
|
:: palatoplasty
|
| palatoschisi {f}
|
:: cleft palate
|
| Palau {prop}
|
:: Palau
|
| palauana {f}
|
:: Palauan
|
| palauano {adj}
|
:: Palauan
|
| palauano {m}
|
:: Palauan
|
| palauano {m}
|
:: The Palauan language
|
| palaziale {adj}
|
:: palatial
|
| Palazzaccio {prop}
|
:: The Palace of Justice, Rome, the supreme court in Rome
|
| palazzetto {m}
|
:: A sports hall or similar building also used for concerts etc
|
| palazzina {f}
|
:: Small building, small apartment building
|
| palazzina {f}
|
:: house
|
| palazzinaro {m}
|
:: building speculator
|
| palazzo {m} /paˈlat.tso/
|
:: A royal palace
|
| palazzo {m}
|
:: A palatial urban building, a palazzo
|
| Palazzo {prop} /paˈlat.tso/
|
:: surname
|
| Palazzo Barberini {prop}
|
:: A baroque palace in Rome that houses the National Gallery of Ancient Art and the Italian Institute of Numismatics
|
| Palazzo Chigi {prop} /paˈlat.t͡so ˈki.d͡ʒi/
|
:: The official residence of the Prime Minister of the Italian Republic
|
| Palazzo Chigi {prop}
|
:: the Prime Minister of the Italian Republic
|
| Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana {prop}
|
:: A monumental building in Rome EUR housing the headquarters of luxury fashion label Fendi
|
| Palazzo della Consulta {prop}
|
:: A building in Rome that is the seat of the Italian Constitutional Court
|
| Palazzo del Laterano {prop}
|
:: A building in Rome for thousand years Papal Seat and Roman Pontiff official residence nowadays hosting the Museo Storico dello Stato Pontificio
|
| Palazzo del Quirinale {prop}
|
:: A building in Rome that is the residence of the Italian President of the Republic
|
| Palazzo di Giustizia {prop}
|
:: A building hosting the Italian Supreme Court in Rome
|
| Palazzo di Giustizia {prop}
|
:: Similar buildings in many other Italian cities
|
| Palazzo di Spagna {prop}
|
:: A building in the Piazza di Spagna Rome hosting the Spanish Embassy to the Holy See
|
| Palazzo di Westminster {prop}
|
:: Palace of Westminster (the British Houses of Parliament)
|
| Palazzo Farnese {prop}
|
:: A building in Rome that is the residence of the French Embassy
|
| Palazzo Koch {prop}
|
:: The headquarter of the Bank of Italy in Rome Italy
|
| Palazzo Leoni Montanari {prop}
|
:: A late Baroque palace located in Vicenza in the Veneto region of Italy housing exhibition rooms with masterpieces of 18th century Veneto paintings and a collection of ancient Russian icons
|
| Palazzo Madama {prop}
|
:: A building in Rome that is the home of the Senate of the Republic, located in the homonymous Piazza Madama
|
| Palazzo Montecitorio {prop}
|
:: A building in Rome that is the seat of the Italian Chamber of Deputies
|
| palazzone {m}
|
:: A big palace
|
| palazzone {m}
|
:: A large apartment building, a large tenement
|
| Palazzo Pitti {prop}
|
:: Palazzo Pitti (Renaissance palace and museum complex in Florence, Italy)
|
| Palazzo Senatorio {prop}
|
:: The town hall of the city of Rome
|
| palazzotto {m}
|
:: A small palace that has a foreboding appearance
|
| Palazzo Vecchio {prop}
|
:: Palazzo Vecchio (the town hall of Florence, Italy)
|
| Palazzo Venezia {prop}
|
:: The residence of what used to be the Republic of Venice Embassy in Rome. During Fascism it was Mussolini's headquarters and nowadays is the seat of the National Museum of Palazzo Venezia
|
| palcato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of impalcato
|
| palchettista {mf}
|
:: ticket holder for the gallery or an upper tier box (in a theatre)
|
| palchetto {m}
|
:: shelf of a piece of furniture, especially a bookcase
|
| palchetto {m}
|
:: gallery; upper-tier box (in a theatre)
|
| palchista {mf}
|
:: alternative form of palchettista
|
| palco {m}
|
:: stand, platform
|
| palco {m}
|
:: stage
|
| palco {m}
|
:: box
|
| palco {m}
|
:: antler
|
| palco {m}
|
:: scaffold, scaffolding
|
| palcoscenico {m}
|
:: stage (theatre)
|
| paldiferro {m} /pal.diˈfɛr.ro/
|
:: An instrument used to remove rocks
|
| Pale {prop}
|
:: a Roman god
|
| paleantropo {m}
|
:: A paleoanthropic human
|
| paleartico {adj}
|
:: Palearctic
|
| paleggiamento {m}
|
:: shoveling
|
| paleggiare {v}
|
:: To shovel
|
| paleggio {m}
|
:: The excavation and removal of loose earth (typically using shovels and wheelbarrows)
|
| paleino {m}
|
:: sweet vernal grass (Anthoxanthum odoratum)
|
| palella {f}
|
:: splice joint
|
| palellare {v}
|
:: To join two pieces of wood with a splice joint
|
| paleo- {prefix}
|
:: paleo-
|
| paleoalveo {m}
|
:: ancient riverbed
|
| paleoambientale {adj}
|
:: paleoenvironmental
|
| paleoambiente {m}
|
:: paleoenvironment
|
| paleoamericano {m}
|
:: Paleo-Indian
|
| paleoantropo {m}
|
:: alternative form of paleantropo
|
| paleoantropologia {f}
|
:: paleoanthropology
|
| paleoantropologico {adj}
|
:: paleoanthropological
|
| paleoantropologo {m}
|
:: paleoanthropologist
|
| paleoartico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of paleartico
|
| paleoasiatico {adj}
|
:: paleoasiatic
|
| paleobiologia {f}
|
:: paleobiology
|
| paleobotanica {f}
|
:: paleobotany
|
| paleobotanico {adj}
|
:: paleobotanical
|
| paleocapitalismo {m}
|
:: The early phase in the development of capitalism in which work is progressively organised in factories and labour is unregulated
|
| paleoclimatologia {f}
|
:: paleoclimatology
|
| paleoclimatologo {m}
|
:: paleoclimatologist
|
| paleocristiano {adj}
|
:: paleochristian
|
| paleoecologia {f}
|
:: paleoecology
|
| paleoecologico {adj}
|
:: paleoecological
|
| paleoetnologia {f}
|
:: paleoethnology
|
| paleofitologia {f}
|
:: paleophytology
|
| paleogeografia {f}
|
:: paleogeography
|
| paleogeografico {adj}
|
:: paleogeographic
|
| paleogeografo {m}
|
:: paleogeographer
|
| paleografia {f}
|
:: paleography
|
| paleografico {adj}
|
:: paleographic
|
| paleografo {m}
|
:: paleographer
|
| paleoindio {adj}
|
:: Paleoindian
|
| paleoindustrialismo {m}
|
:: The very first phase of industrialism, typically using water power
|
| paleoispanico {adj}
|
:: Paleohispanic
|
| paleolitico {adj}
|
:: Paleolithic
|
| paleomagnetismo {m} /pa.le.o.maɲ.ɲeˈtis.mo/
|
:: paleomagnetism
|
| paleomarxismo {m}
|
:: paleomarxism
|
| paleomericido {m}
|
:: palaeomerycid
|
| paleonimo {m}
|
:: paleonym
|
| paleontologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of paleontologo
|
| paleontologia {f}
|
:: paleontology
|
| paleontologico {adj}
|
:: paleontological
|
| paleontologo {m}
|
:: paleontologist
|
| paleopatologia {f}
|
:: paleopathology
|
| paleoslavo {prop}
|
:: Old Church Slavonic
|
| paleotelevisione {f}
|
:: The early Italian television system in which Rai had a monopoly
|
| paleotettonica {f}
|
:: paleotechtonics
|
| Paleoveneti {prop}
|
:: the early inhabitants of the Veneto
|
| paleoveneto {adj}
|
:: Relating to the Veneto in prehistoric times
|
| paleozoico {adj}
|
:: Paleozoic
|
| paleozoico {m}
|
:: Paleozoic
|
| paleozoologia {f}
|
:: paleozoology
|
| paleozoologico {adj}
|
:: paleozoological
|
| paleria {f}
|
:: stakes or poles (collectively)
|
| palermitano {adj} /pa.ler.miˈta.no/
|
:: From or pertaining to Palermo, Sicily
|
| palermitano {m}
|
:: A male inhabitant of Palermo
|
| palermitano {m}
|
:: The dialect spoken in the area of Palermo
|
| palermitano {m}
|
:: The territory of the province of Palermo
|
| Palermitano {prop}
|
:: The territory of the province of Palermo
|
| Palermo {prop} /paˈlɛr.mo/
|
:: Palermo (city/and/province)
|
| Palermo {prop}
|
:: The letter P in the Italian phonetic alphabet
|
| palesamento {m}
|
:: manifestation, disclosure, revelation
|
| palesante {v}
|
:: present participle of palesare
|
| palesantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of palesarsi
|
| palesare {vt}
|
:: to reveal or disclose, see through
|
| palesarsi {vr}
|
:: To reveal oneself
|
| palesato {adj}
|
:: revealed, disclosed
|
| palesatore {adj}
|
:: see-through
|
| palesatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of palesarsi
|
| palese {adj}
|
:: clear, evident
|
| palesemente {adv}
|
:: clearly, evidently, obviously, manifestly
|
| Palestina {prop}
|
:: Palestine
|
| Palestina {f}
|
:: A large size of type standardized as 24 points
|
| palestinese {adj}
|
:: Palestinian
|
| palestinese {mf}
|
:: a Palestinian
|
| palestra {f}
|
:: gym, gymnasium
|
| palestrato {adj}
|
:: muscular
|
| palestrato {m}
|
:: A person who regularly works out (at a gym)
|
| Palestrina {prop}
|
:: Palestrina (town)
|
| palestrita {m}
|
:: palestrian
|
| paletnologia {f}
|
:: paleoethnology, palaeoethnology
|
| paletnologico {adj}
|
:: paleoethnological, palaeoethnological
|
| paletnologo {m}
|
:: paleoethnologist, palaeoethnologist
|
| paletò {m}
|
:: overcoat, greatcoat
|
| paletta {f}
|
:: spade (toy)
|
| paletta {f}
|
:: shovel (fireside)
|
| paletta {f}
|
:: dustpan
|
| paletta {f}
|
:: trowel
|
| paletta {f}
|
:: fish slice, turner
|
| palettante {v}
|
:: present participle of palettare
|
| palettare {vt}
|
:: To stake
|
| palettizzabile {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pallettizzabile
|
| palettizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of palettizzare
|
| palettizzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of pallettizzare
|
| palettizzazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of pallettizzazione
|
| paletto {m}
|
:: stake, peg, pile
|
| paletto {m}
|
:: bolt (for a door)
|
| pali {m} /ˈpa.li/
|
:: Pali (Indo-Aryan language)
|
| pali {adj}
|
:: Pali
|
| palificante {v}
|
:: present participle of palificare
|
| palificare {vi}
|
:: to pile drive; to drive piles into the ground
|
| palificazione {f}
|
:: piling
|
| palificazione {f}
|
:: pile driving
|
| paligrafia {f}
|
:: paligraphia
|
| palilalia {f}
|
:: palilalia
|
| palilalico {adj}
|
:: palilalic
|
| palilie {f}
|
:: Parilia
|
| palilogia {f}
|
:: palilogy (repetition of a word for rhetorical effect)
|
| palimbaccheo {m}
|
:: palimbacchius
|
| palin- {prefix}
|
:: Forms terms, of Greek origin, related to repetition or recapitulation
|
| palina {f}
|
:: ranging rod or pole (with red and white stripes)
|
| palina {f}
|
:: signpost
|
| palinare {v}
|
:: To use a (red and white striped) pole to identify a point on the ground when mapmaking
|
| palindromico {adj}
|
:: palindromic
|
| palindromo {m} /paˈlin.dro.mo/
|
:: palindrome
|
| palindromo {adj}
|
:: palindromic
|
| palingenesi {f}
|
:: palingenesis
|
| palingenetico {adj}
|
:: palingenetic
|
| palinodia {f}
|
:: palinode
|
| palinologia {f}
|
:: palynology
|
| palinsesto {m} /pa.linˈsɛs.to/
|
:: palimpsest
|
| palinsesto {m}
|
:: A listing of broadcast programs, e.g. a TV guide
|
| palinuro {m}
|
:: spiny lobster (of genus Palinurus)
|
| Palinuro {prop}
|
:: Palinurus
|
| Palinuro {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| palio {m} /ˈpa.ljo/
|
:: A banner given as a prize in certain competitions
|
| palio {m}
|
:: The competition itself (il Palio di Siena-Siena horse race)
|
| palio {m}
|
:: cloth
|
| Palio {prop}
|
:: The Palio delle Contrade Palio di Siena
|
| Palio delle Contrade {prop}
|
:: The Palio di Siena
|
| paliotto {m}
|
:: antependium
|
| palischermo {m}
|
:: skiff, pinnace
|
| palissandro {m}
|
:: rosewood
|
| palizzata {f}
|
:: palisade, fence, stockade, paling
|
| palla {f}
|
:: ball
|
| palla {f}
|
:: bullet, shot
|
| palla {f}
|
:: testicles
|
| palla {f}
|
:: an arduous and/or boring undertaking or event
|
| palla a canestro {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of pallacanestro
|
| palla a mano {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of pallamano
|
| palla a nuoto {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of pallanuoto
|
| palla a volo {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of pallavolo
|
| pallabase {f}
|
:: baseball
|
| pallacanestro {f}
|
:: basketball, basket
|
| pallacorda {f}
|
:: real tennis, royal tennis
|
| Pallade {prop}
|
:: Pallas
|
| palladianesimo {m}
|
:: Palladianism
|
| palladiano {adj}
|
:: Palladian
|
| palladiano {m}
|
:: Palladian (follower or imitator)
|
| palladico {adj}
|
:: palladic
|
| palla di cristallo {f}
|
:: crystal ball
|
| palla di neve {f}
|
:: snowball (ball of compacted snow)
|
| palladio {m}
|
:: palladium
|
| Palladio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Palladio {prop}
|
:: Andrea Palladio, Italian architect
|
| pallaio {m}
|
:: The long, narrow field on which bowls is played
|
| pallamaglio {mf}
|
:: pall mall (game)
|
| pallamanista {mf}
|
:: handball player
|
| pallamano {f}
|
:: handball
|
| pallamuro {f}
|
:: fives (game)
|
| pallanotista {mf}
|
:: water polo player
|
| pallanuotista {mf}
|
:: water polo player
|
| pallanuoto {f}
|
:: water polo
|
| pallapugno {m}
|
:: A ballgame in which a rubber ball is hit with the fists
|
| pallasfratto {f}
|
:: A game, somewhat like volleyball, that uses a ball having a long, flexible handle
|
| palla smorzata {f}
|
:: bunt
|
| pallata {f}
|
:: A blow from a ball
|
| pallavolista {mf}
|
:: volleyball player, volleyballer
|
| pallavolistico {adj}
|
:: volleyball (attributive)
|
| pallavolo {f}
|
:: volleyball (a game played on a rectangular court between two teams of two to six players which involves striking a ball back and forth over a net)
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| palleggiamento {m}
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:: dribbling, passing
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| palleggiamento {m}
|
:: rally, knock-up
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| palleggiamento {m}
|
:: passing the buck
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| palleggiante {v}
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:: present participle of palleggiare
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| palleggiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of palleggiarsi
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| palleggiare {vt}
|
:: to practise with a ball, especially to repeatedly bounce it while retaining control
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| palleggiare {vt}
|
:: to knock up (in tennis)
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| palleggiarsi {vr}
|
:: to practise with a ball, especially to repeatedly bounce it while retaining control
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| palleggiatore {m}
|
:: setter
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| palleggiatore {m}
|
:: dribbler
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| palleggiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of palleggiarsi
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| palleggiatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of palleggiatore
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| palleggio {m}
|
:: practise with a ball
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| palleggio {m}
|
:: knock-up (at tennis)
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| pallet {m}
|
:: pallet
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| palletico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of parletico
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| pallettaro {m}
|
:: A defensive player who mostly lobs from near the service line
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| pallettizzabile {adj}
|
:: palletizable
|
| pallettizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of pallettizzare
|
| pallettizzare {vt}
|
:: to palletize
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| pallettizzazione {f}
|
:: pelletization
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| pallettone {m}
|
:: buckshot
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| palliamento {m}
|
:: cloaking
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| palliamento {m}
|
:: simulation
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| palliare {v}
|
:: To cloak (with a pallium)
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| palliativista {mf}
|
:: doctor specialized in palliative care
|
| palliativo {adj}
|
:: palliative
|
| palliativo {adj}
|
:: stopgap
|
| palliativo {m}
|
:: palliative
|
| palliativo {m}
|
:: Temporary or stopgap measure
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| pallidamente {adv}
|
:: palely, pallidly, faintly
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| pallidastro {adj}
|
:: wan and pallid
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| pallidezza {f}
|
:: paleness, pallor
|
| pallidiccio {adj}
|
:: palish (rather pale)
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| pallidino {adj}
|
:: palish (rather pale)
|
| pallidissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pallido
|
| pallidità {f}
|
:: paleness, pallor
|
| pallido {adj} /ˈpal.li.do/
|
:: pale
|
| pallido {adj}
|
:: bleak
|
| palliduccio {adj}
|
:: palish (rather pale)
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| pallidume {m}
|
:: livid pallor
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| pallina {f}
|
:: marble (glass ball)
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| pallinatura {f}
|
:: shot peening, shot blasting
|
| pallino {m}
|
:: cue ball
|
| pallino {m}
|
:: jack (bowls)
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| pallino {m}
|
:: pellet (from a gun)
|
| pallino {m}
|
:: dot (pattern)
|
| pallino {m}
|
:: craze, obsession
|
| pallino {m}
|
:: knack
|
| pallino fisso {m}
|
:: synonym of fissazione
|
| pallino fisso {m}
|
:: synonym of assillo
|
| pallino fisso {m}
|
:: synonym of chiodo fisso
|
| pallino fisso {m}
|
:: synonym of smania
|
| pallino fisso {m}
|
:: synonym of mania
|
| pallio {m} /ˈpal.ljo/
|
:: pallium (Greek cloak)
|
| pallio {m}
|
:: cloak
|
| pallio {m}
|
:: A piece of fine cloth, especially one used as a prize in certain competitions
|
| pallio {m}
|
:: cloak, guise (false appearance)
|
| pallio {m}
|
:: pallium (Catholic liturgical vestment)
|
| pallio {m}
|
:: pallium (mantle of a mollusk)
|
| pallio {m}
|
:: pallium (cerebral cortex)
|
| pallista {mf}
|
:: bullshitter
|
| pallonaio {m}
|
:: ball or balloon maker or seller
|
| pallonaro {m}
|
:: liar, fibber
|
| pallonata {f}
|
:: blow from a ball
|
| palloncino {m}
|
:: balloon (toy)
|
| palloncino-scultura {m}
|
:: balloon sculpture
|
| pallone {m} /pal.ˈlo.ne/
|
:: ball, football
|
| pallone {m}
|
:: balloon, aerostat
|
| pallone gonfiato {m}
|
:: bighead, swellhead, egotist
|
| pallone gonfiato {m}
|
:: stuffed shirt
|
| pallone sonda {f}
|
:: weather balloon
|
| pallonetto {m}
|
:: lob (with a ball)
|
| pallonista {m}
|
:: ballplayer
|
| pallore {m} /palˈlo.re/
|
:: paleness, pallor
|
| pallosamente {adv}
|
:: boringly
|
| pallosità {f}
|
:: tediousness, boringness
|
| palloso {adj}
|
:: boring, square
|
| pallottino {adj}
|
:: Pallottine
|
| pallottola {f} /palˈlɔt.to.la/
|
:: diminutive of palla; small ball (of paper etc)
|
| pallottola {f}
|
:: bullet, lead
|
| pallottolaio {m}
|
:: bowling alley, skittle alley
|
| pallottoliera {f}
|
:: The part of a crossbow on which the quarrel rests
|
| pallottoliere {m} /pal.lot.to.liˈɛ.re/
|
:: abacus
|
| pallottoloso {adj}
|
:: Full of bullets
|
| pallottoloso {adj}
|
:: lumpy
|
| pallottoloso {adj}
|
:: overcomplicated
|
| pallovale {m}
|
:: rugby
|
| palma {f}
|
:: palm tree, palm
|
| palma {f}
|
:: palm (of the hand)
|
| palma {f}
|
:: palm (corresponding part of the forefoot of a lower mammal)
|
| palma da cocco {f}
|
:: coconut palm
|
| palma da datteri {f}
|
:: date palm
|
| palma da dattero {f}
|
:: date palm (Phoenix dactylifera in the family Arecaceae)
|
| palma da olio {f}
|
:: oil palm
|
| palma delle Canarie {f}
|
:: Canary Island date palm, pineapple palm (Phoenix canariensis within the family Arecaceae)
|
| palma di Betel {f}
|
:: betel palm (Areca catechu)
|
| palma dum {f}
|
:: doum palm, gingerbread tree, doom palm) (Hyphaene thebaica)
|
| Palmanova {prop}
|
:: Palmanova (town)
|
| palmare {adj}
|
:: evident, obvious
|
| palmare {adj}
|
:: handheld
|
| palmare {m}
|
:: Any palm-held electronic device
|
| palmares {m}
|
:: prize list
|
| palmares {m}
|
:: record of achievements
|
| palmarino {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Palmanova
|
| palmarino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Palmanova
|
| palmarmente {adv}
|
:: in the palm of the hand
|
| Palmarola {prop}
|
:: An island of the Pontine Islands
|
| palmatifido {adj}
|
:: palmatifid
|
| palmato {adj}
|
:: webbed (feet)
|
| palmato {adj}
|
:: palmate
|
| palmatosetto {adj}
|
:: palmatisect
|
| palmento {m}
|
:: millstone
|
| palmeto {m}
|
:: palm grove
|
| palmetta {f}
|
:: palmette
|
| palmetta {f}
|
:: fan training (of fruit trees etc)
|
| Palmi {prop}
|
:: Palmi (small town)
|
| palmiere {m}
|
:: A pilgrim to the Holy Land
|
| palmifero {adj}
|
:: palmiferous
|
| palminervio {adj}
|
:: palminerved
|
| palmipede {adj}
|
:: web-footed
|
| Palmira {prop}
|
:: Palmira (<<ancient>> Semitic <<city>> in modern <<c/Syria>>)
|
| Palmirene {prop}
|
:: Palmyrena (ancient country)
|
| palmireno {adj}
|
:: Palmyrene
|
| palmireno {m}
|
:: Palmyrene (native or inhabitant of ancient Palmyra)
|
| palmireno {m}
|
:: Palmyrene (language)
|
| Palmiro {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Palmisano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| palmitico {adj}
|
:: palmitic
|
| palmitina {f}
|
:: palmitin, tripalmitin
|
| palmitoleico {adj}
|
:: palmitoleic
|
| palmizio {adj}
|
:: palm (attributive)
|
| palmizio {m}
|
:: palm tree
|
| palmizio {m}
|
:: palm (used in religious ceremonies)
|
| palmo {m}
|
:: span (of hand)
|
| palmo {m}
|
:: palm (of the hand)
|
| palmola {f}
|
:: A wooden pitchfork
|
| palo {m}
|
:: stake, pole, pile, spar
|
| palo {m}
|
:: goalpost
|
| palo {m}
|
:: pale
|
| palo della luce {m}
|
:: lamppost
|
| palo del telefono {m}
|
:: telephone pole
|
| palo del telegrafo {m}
|
:: telegraph pole
|
| palomba {f}
|
:: stock dove, wood pigeon
|
| palombaccio {m} /pa.lomˈbat.t͡ʃo/
|
:: pejorative of palombo
|
| palombaccio {m}
|
:: synonym of colombaccio
|
| palombaro {m}
|
:: deep-sea diver
|
| palombaro {m}
|
:: hard hat diver
|
| Palombi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| palombo {m} /paˈlom.bo/
|
:: Any member of the Mustelus taxonomic genus
|
| palombo {m}
|
:: common smooth-hound (Mustelus mustelus)
|
| palombo {m}
|
:: synonym of colombaccio
|
| palombo comune {m}
|
:: common smooth-hound (Mustelus mustelus)
|
| palombo scuro {m}
|
:: dusky smooth-hound (Mustelus canis)
|
| palombo stellato {m}
|
:: starry smooth-hound (Mustelus asterias)
|
| palorcio {m}
|
:: A simple ropeway used to transport materials
|
| paloscio {m} /paˈlɔʃ.ʃo/
|
:: A single-edged dagger with a narrow blade
|
| palpabile {adj}
|
:: palpable, tangible
|
| palpabilità {f}
|
:: tangibleness
|
| palpabilmente {adv}
|
:: palpably, tangibly
|
| palpante {v}
|
:: present participle of palpare
|
| palpare {vt}
|
:: to feel, finger, grope, cop a feel
|
| palpare {vt}
|
:: to palpate
|
| palpata {f}
|
:: touch, feel
|
| palpata {f}
|
:: grope
|
| palpatina {f}
|
:: little touch, little feel
|
| palpatina {f}
|
:: little grope
|
| palpatorio {adj}
|
:: palpatory
|
| palpazione {f}
|
:: palpation
|
| palpebra {f}
|
:: eyelid
|
| palpebrale {adj}
|
:: palpebral
|
| palpebrazione {f}
|
:: palpebration
|
| palpeggiabile {adj}
|
:: gropable
|
| palpeggiamento {m}
|
:: grope, groping, fondling
|
| palpeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of palpeggiare
|
| palpeggiare {vt}
|
:: to grope, paw, fondle, cop a feel
|
| palpeggiata {f}
|
:: grope, paw
|
| palpitante {v}
|
:: present participle of palpitare
|
| palpitante {adj}
|
:: trembling or quivering (with)
|
| palpitare {vi}
|
:: to throb, pound
|
| palpitare {vi}
|
:: to tremble, quiver
|
| palpitazione {f}
|
:: palpitation
|
| palpitio {m}
|
:: palpitation
|
| palpito {m}
|
:: beat (of the heart)
|
| palpito {m}
|
:: throb
|
| palta {f}
|
:: swamp, bayou
|
| paltò {m}
|
:: coat, overcoat
|
| paltoncino {m}
|
:: overcoat (typically for children or women)
|
| paltoniere {m}
|
:: beggar
|
| Paltrinieri {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| paludare {v}
|
:: To cover, wrap
|
| paludare {v}
|
:: To cloak
|
| palude {f}
|
:: marsh, fen, swamp, bog
|
| paludicolo {adj}
|
:: palustrine, paludal
|
| paludoso {adj}
|
:: swampy, marshy
|
| Palumbo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| palustre {adj}
|
:: marsh, swamp (attributive)
|
| Paluzza {prop}
|
:: Paluzza (small town)
|
| palvesario {m}
|
:: A soldier armed with a palvese
|
| palvesato {adj}
|
:: Armed with a palvese
|
| palvese {m}
|
:: A large, rectangular shield, once used to protect bowmen
|
| Pam {prop}
|
:: alternative form of PAM
|
| PAM {prop}
|
:: A chain of Italian supermarkets
|
| pamfete {interj}
|
:: slam!
|
| pamiri {mf}
|
:: Pamir (native or inhabitant)
|
| pamiri {adj}
|
:: Pamir (attributive)
|
| pamiriano {adj}
|
:: Pamirid
|
| pampa {f}
|
:: pampas
|
| pampalugo {m} /pam.paˈlu.ɡo/
|
:: fool, airhead
|
| pampana {f}
|
:: A type of vine leaf
|
| pampepato {m}
|
:: alternative form of panpepato
|
| pamphlet {m}
|
:: pamphlet (essay on a current topic)
|
| pampinifero {adj}
|
:: Wearing vine leaves
|
| pampino {m}
|
:: vine leaf
|
| pampinoso {adj}
|
:: Covered, or decorated with vine leaves
|
| pamporcino {m}
|
:: alternative form of panporcino
|
| pampsichismo {m}
|
:: synonym of panpsichismo
|
| pan- {prefix}
|
:: pan-
|
| Pan {prop}
|
:: Pan
|
| panaccia {f}
|
:: A tincture of frankincense and myrrh once used to conserve wine
|
| panacea {f}
|
:: panacea, cure-all
|
| panache {m}
|
:: panache
|
| panafricanismo {m}
|
:: Pan-Africanism
|
| panafricanista {mf}
|
:: supporter of Pan-Africanism
|
| panafricano {adj}
|
:: Pan-African
|
| panama {m}
|
:: Panama hat
|
| panama {m}
|
:: basketweave
|
| Panama {prop}
|
:: Panama (country)
|
| panamegno {adj}
|
:: Panamanian
|
| panamense {adj}
|
:: Panamanian
|
| panamense {mf}
|
:: Panamanian
|
| panamericanismo {m}
|
:: Pan-Americanism
|
| panamericano {adj}
|
:: Pan-American
|
| panante {v}
|
:: present participle of panare
|
| panarabismo {m}
|
:: pan-Arabism
|
| panarabo {adj}
|
:: pan-Arab, pan-Arabian
|
| panare {vt}
|
:: To bread, to coat with breadcrumbs
|
| Panarea {prop}
|
:: One of the Lipari Islands, in the Tyrrhenian Sea
|
| panareccio {m}
|
:: synonym of patereccio
|
| Panaro {prop}
|
:: Panaro (river)
|
| panartrite {f}
|
:: panarthritis
|
| panasiatico {adj}
|
:: Pan-Asian, Pan-Asiatic
|
| panasiatismo {m}
|
:: Pan-Asiatism
|
| panata {f}
|
:: panada (bread soup)
|
| panatenaico {adj}
|
:: Panathenaic
|
| Panatenee {prop} /panateˈnɛe/
|
:: Panathenaea
|
| panatica {f}
|
:: board (money for provisions etc)
|
| panato {adj}
|
:: breaded, covered with breadcrumbs
|
| Panatta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Panatta {prop}
|
:: Adriano Panatta, Italian tennist player
|
| panattiere {m}
|
:: alternative form of panettiere
|
| panatura {f}
|
:: breading (dipping a thin slice of meat in flour, egg and breadcrumbs prior to frying)
|
| panbabilonismo {m}
|
:: panbabylonism
|
| pan bagnato {m}
|
:: The Italian equivalent of the French pan bagnat
|
| panbeozia {f}
|
:: Pamboeotia
|
| panca {f} /ˈpan.ka/
|
:: bench
|
| panca {f}
|
:: pew
|
| panca {f}
|
:: the part of a stirrup on which a rider puts their foot
|
| pancaccio {m}
|
:: A simple bunk bed (especially in a prison)
|
| pancale {m}
|
:: pallet
|
| pancarrè {m}
|
:: Square sliced bread
|
| pancarrè {m}
|
:: A triangular slice of white bread with the crusts removed; used for making tramezzini
|
| pancata {f}
|
:: A group of people sitting on a bench / pew
|
| panceltico {adj}
|
:: pan-Celtic
|
| pancera {f}
|
:: alternative form of panciera
|
| pancetta {f}
|
:: paunch
|
| pancetta {f}
|
:: pancetta (cured belly of pork)
|
| Panchen Lama {n}
|
:: Panchen Lama
|
| panchetta {f}
|
:: footstool, stool
|
| panchettata {f}
|
:: A blow from a stool
|
| panchetto {m}
|
:: stool, footstool
|
| panchina {f}
|
:: small bench or seat (in a garden or park)
|
| panchinaro {m}
|
:: bench warmer
|
| pancia {f} /ˈpan.t͡ʃa/
|
:: belly, stomach, paunch
|
| panciafichismo {m}
|
:: cowardly pacifism
|
| panciafichista {mf}
|
:: A cowardly pacifist
|
| pancianera {adj} /pan.t͡ʃaˈne.ra/
|
:: black-bellied, used in the name of several bird species
|
| panciata {f}
|
:: belly flop
|
| panciata {f}
|
:: abundant consumption of food; binge
|
| panciera {f}
|
:: corset, girdle
|
| pancino {m}
|
:: tummy, tum tum
|
| panciolle {adv}
|
:: With the belly uppermost
|
| pancione {m}
|
:: big tummy, bump (of a pregnant woman)
|
| pancione {m}
|
:: pot belly, paunch
|
| pancione {m}
|
:: fatty, paunchy person
|
| panciotto {m}
|
:: waistcoat
|
| pancitopenia {f}
|
:: pancytopenia
|
| panciuto {adj} /panˈt͡ʃu.to/
|
:: bellied, paunchy, potbellied
|
| pancone {m}
|
:: large or heavy plank or board
|
| pancone {m}
|
:: bench, workbench
|
| pancone {m}
|
:: wrest block
|
| pancotto {m}
|
:: panada (bread soup)
|
| pancratico {adj}
|
:: pancratic
|
| pancraziaste {m}
|
:: pancratiast
|
| pancrazio {m}
|
:: pankration
|
| Pancrazio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pancreas {m}
|
:: pancreas
|
| pancreatico {adj}
|
:: pancreatic, pancreas (attributive)
|
| pancreatina {f}
|
:: pancreatin
|
| pancreatite {f}
|
:: pancreatitis
|
| pancristiano {adj}
|
:: pan-Christian
|
| pancromatico {adj}
|
:: panchromatic
|
| pancronia {f}
|
:: panchrony
|
| pancronico {adj}
|
:: panchronic
|
| panda {m} /ˈpan.da/
|
:: panda, especially the giant panda
|
| panda gigante {m}
|
:: giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
|
| panda minore {m}
|
:: red panda (Ailurus fulgens)
|
| panda rosso {m}
|
:: synonym of panda minore
|
| pandeiro {m}
|
:: pandeiro
|
| pandeismo {m}
|
:: pandeism
|
| pandemia {f}
|
:: pandemic
|
| pandemico {adj}
|
:: pandemic
|
| pandemonio {m}
|
:: pandemonium, bedlam, chaos
|
| pandetta {f}
|
:: pandect
|
| pandettista {mf}
|
:: pandectist
|
| pandicuculo {m}
|
:: green-winged orchid or green-veined orchid (Anacamptis morio, syn. Orchis morio)
|
| pandiculazione {f}
|
:: pandiculation
|
| pandispagna {m} /ˌpan.diˈspaɲ.ɲa/
|
:: sponge cake (as an ingredient in trifles or other desserts)
|
| pan di Spagna {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of pandispagna
|
| Pan di Zucchero {prop} /ˌpan di‿tˈtsuk.ke.ro/
|
:: Pan di Zucchero (rocky peak)
|
| pandolce {m}
|
:: genoa, Genoa cake (A form of bread-like Christmas cake from Genoa)
|
| Pandolfo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pandolo {m} /ˈpan.do.lo/
|
:: synonym of lippa
|
| Pandora {prop}
|
:: Pandora
|
| pandoro {m} /panˈdɔ.ro/
|
:: pandoro (Christmas sweet bread loaf in the shape of a star)
|
| panduriforme {adj}
|
:: panduriform
|
| pane {m} /ˈpa.ne/
|
:: bread
|
| pane {m}
|
:: block (of butter etc)
|
| pane arabo {m}
|
:: synonym of pita
|
| pane carasau {m}
|
:: A type of very thin, crisp flatbread from Sardinia
|
| panegirico {m}
|
:: panegyric, screed
|
| panegirista {mf}
|
:: panegyrist
|
| panegirista {mf}
|
:: eulogist
|
| panel {m}
|
:: panel (various groups of people)
|
| panellenico {adj}
|
:: Panhellenic
|
| panellenismo {m}
|
:: panhellenism
|
| panellenista {mf}
|
:: panhellenist
|
| panello {m}
|
:: oil cake
|
| panenteismo {m} /pa.nenˈtei̯s.mo/
|
:: panentheism
|
| panenteistico {adj}
|
:: panentheistic
|
| panereccio {m}
|
:: alternative form of patereccio
|
| panettaio {m}
|
:: A person who divides and shapes butter into pats
|
| panettatrice {f}
|
:: A machine that divides and shapes butter into pats
|
| panetteria {f}
|
:: baker's, bakery
|
| panettiera {f}
|
:: female equivalent of panettiere
|
| panettiere {m} /pa.net.ˈtjɛ.re/
|
:: baker
|
| panetto {m}
|
:: Small block (of butter etc)
|
| panettone {m} /pa.netˈto.ne/
|
:: panettone (Christmas brioche with candied fruit)
|
| panettone {m}
|
:: bollard (post preventing vehicles from entering pedestrian area)
|
| paneuropeo {adj}
|
:: Pan-European
|
| Panezio {prop}
|
:: Panaetius (stoic philosopher of Rhodes)
|
| panfilo {m}
|
:: yacht
|
| panflettista {mf}
|
:: pamphleteer
|
| panflettistica {f}
|
:: The production and dissemination of political pamphlets
|
| panflettistico {adj}
|
:: pamphlet (attributive)
|
| panforte {m}
|
:: panforte
|
| pangasio {m}
|
:: pangasius
|
| Pangea {prop}
|
:: Pangaea
|
| pangermanesimo {m}
|
:: Pan-Germanism
|
| pangermanista {mf}
|
:: Pan-Germanist
|
| pangermanistico {adj}
|
:: Pan-German, Pan-Germanic
|
| pangiallo {m}
|
:: A form of Christmas cake, from Rome, made using maize flour
|
| pangolino {m}
|
:: pangolin
|
| pan grattato {m}
|
:: alternative form of pangrattato
|
| pangrattato {m}
|
:: breadcrumb
|
| pania {f}
|
:: birdlime
|
| pania {f}
|
:: lure, snare
|
| panicastrella {f}
|
:: watergrass
|
| panicato {adj}
|
:: measly (infected with measles or tapeworms)
|
| panicatura {f}
|
:: measle (tapeworm larva)
|
| paniccia {f}
|
:: soggy mass or ground
|
| paniccia {f}
|
:: A type of polenta or focaccia made from chickpea flour
|
| panicità {f}
|
:: Panic sentiment (an identification with the natural world)
|
| panico {m} /ˈpa.ni.ko/
|
:: panic
|
| panico {adj}
|
:: panic (attributive)
|
| panico {adj}
|
:: Panic, Pandean (characteristic of Pan)
|
| panico {m} /paˈni.ko/
|
:: foxtail millet, Italian millet (Setaria italica)
|
| panicolato {adj}
|
:: paniculate
|
| Panicucci {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| paniera {f}
|
:: (large) basket
|
| paniera {f}
|
:: hamper
|
| paniera {f}
|
:: basketful
|
| panieraia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of panieraio
|
| panieraio {m}
|
:: Maker or seller of baskets
|
| panierata {f}
|
:: basket, basketful
|
| panierata {f}
|
:: hamper
|
| paniere {m}
|
:: basket, barge
|
| paniere {m}
|
:: pannier
|
| paniere {m}
|
:: market basket
|
| panierino {m}
|
:: Small basket
|
| panierino {m}
|
:: lunch box
|
| panificabile {adj}
|
:: breadmaking (attributive), bread (attributive)
|
| panificante {v}
|
:: present participle of panificare
|
| panificare {vi}
|
:: To make bread
|
| panificatore {adj}
|
:: baking
|
| panificatore {m}
|
:: baker
|
| panificatrice {f}
|
:: baker (female)
|
| panificazione {f}
|
:: bread production
|
| panificio {m}
|
:: bakery
|
| panificio {m}
|
:: baker's
|
| paniforte {m}
|
:: blockboard
|
| panigada {f}
|
:: elderflower
|
| paninaro {m}
|
:: A member of an Italian youth movement in the 1980s associated with fast food such as burgers
|
| panineria {f}
|
:: sandwich bar, sandwich shop
|
| paninetto {m}
|
:: bagel
|
| panino {m}
|
:: bread roll, roll, bun
|
| panino {m}
|
:: sandwich
|
| paninoteca {f}
|
:: sandwich bar, sandwich shop
|
| panione {m}
|
:: A wooden rod coated with birdlime
|
| panioso {adj}
|
:: Coated with birdlime
|
| paniscia {f}
|
:: alternative form of panissa
|
| panislamico {adj}
|
:: Pan-Islamic
|
| panislamismo {m}
|
:: Pan-Islamism, panislamism
|
| panislamista {mf}
|
:: panislamist
|
| panismo {m}
|
:: Panic sentiment (an identification with the natural world)
|
| panissa {f}
|
:: A form of risotto from Piedmont and Lombardy
|
| panissa {f}
|
:: Ligurian fritter made from chickpea flour
|
| paniuzza {f}
|
:: synonym of panione
|
| panizza {f}
|
:: A type of polenta or focaccia made from chickpea flour
|
| panlogico {adj}
|
:: panlogical
|
| panlogismo {m}
|
:: panlogism
|
| panlogista {mf}
|
:: panlogist
|
| panlogistico {adj}
|
:: panlogistic
|
| panna {f} /ˈpan.na/
|
:: cream
|
| panna cotta {f} /ˌpan.na ˈkɔt.ta/
|
:: panna cotta (Italian dessert made from double cream)
|
| pannaiolo {m}
|
:: A person who sells fabrics
|
| panna montata {f}
|
:: whipped cream
|
| pannare {vi}
|
:: To make cream (from milk)
|
| pannarola {f}
|
:: skimmer (especially of milk, in dairies)
|
| pannarone {m}
|
:: A fermented cheese from Lombardy
|
| panne {f}
|
:: breakdown (of a car etc)
|
| panneggiamento {m}
|
:: drapery, drapes
|
| panneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of panneggiare
|
| panneggiare {vt}
|
:: to drape
|
| panneggio {m}
|
:: drapery
|
| pannelbagio {m} /pan.nelˈba.d͡ʒo/
|
:: synonym of mignattino
|
| pannellatura {f}
|
:: panelling (collection of panels)
|
| pannello {m}
|
:: panel (structural element)
|
| pannerone {m}
|
:: alternative form of pannarone
|
| pannicello {m}
|
:: crumb (small amount of something of little importance)
|
| pannicolite {f}
|
:: panniculitis
|
| pannicolo {m} /pan.ˈni.ko.lo/
|
:: panniculus
|
| pannilano {m}
|
:: alternative form of pannolano
|
| pannilino {m}
|
:: alternative form of pannolino
|
| panno {m}
|
:: cloth
|
| panno {m}
|
:: clothes, laundry, washing
|
| pannocchia {f} /panˈnɔk.kja/
|
:: corncob, ear
|
| pannocchia {f}
|
:: panicle
|
| pannocchina {f}
|
:: cock's foot (Dactylis glomerata)
|
| pannofix {m}
|
:: pannofix
|
| pannografico {adj}
|
:: only in lavagna pannografica
|
| pannolana {n}
|
:: woolen cloth/fabric
|
| pannolano {m}
|
:: A soft woolen fabric
|
| pannolenci {m} /ˌpan.noˈlɛn.tʃi/
|
:: A type of lightweight felt mostly used to manufacture dolls and puppets
|
| pannolino {m}
|
:: nappy, diaper
|
| pannolino {m}
|
:: sanitary towel, sanitary napkin, pad
|
| pannolone {m}
|
:: incontinence pad
|
| pannone {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Pannonia
|
| Pannonia {prop}
|
:: Pannonia
|
| pannonico {adj}
|
:: Pannonian
|
| pannonio {m}
|
:: synonym of pannone
|
| pannoso {adj} /panˈno.zo/
|
:: Having the appearance or texture of cloth
|
| pannoso {adj}
|
:: patinate, patinated
|
| pannoso {adj}
|
:: ragged, tattered
|
| pannoso {adj}
|
:: creamy
|
| pannume {m}
|
:: A film that forms on the surface of wine
|
| panoftalmite {f}
|
:: panophthalmitis
|
| panoplia {f} /paˈnɔ.plja/
|
:: panoply (complete set of armour)
|
| panoplia {f}
|
:: A hoplite's armour
|
| panoplia {f}
|
:: A collection of weapons, or of various parts of an armour, displayed as a trophy
|
| panorama {m}
|
:: view, panorama
|
| panorama {m}
|
:: outline
|
| panoramica {f}
|
:: scenic route
|
| panoramica {f}
|
:: pan (cinema shot)
|
| panoramica {f}
|
:: panorama (photographic)
|
| panoramicamente {adv}
|
:: panoramically
|
| panoramicante {v}
|
:: present participle of panoramicare
|
| panoramicare {vit}
|
:: to pan (turn horizontally)
|
| panoramicità {f}
|
:: panoramic character
|
| panoramico {adj}
|
:: panoramic
|
| panormita {adj}
|
:: synonym of palermitano
|
| panortodosso {adj}
|
:: panorthodox, pan-Orthodox
|
| panottico {adj}
|
:: panoptic
|
| panozzo {m}
|
:: alternative form of panuozzo
|
| pan pepato {n}
|
:: Variant of panpepato
|
| panpepato {m}
|
:: a baked dessert containing nuts, spice, cocoa etc; many regional variations
|
| pan per focaccia {phrase}
|
:: tit for tat (idiomatic) equivalent retribution, an eye for an eye, returning exactly what you get
|
| panperso {m}
|
:: French toast
|
| panporcino {m}
|
:: cyclamen
|
| panpsichismo {m}
|
:: panpsychism
|
| panpsichista {mf}
|
:: panpsychist
|
| panpsichistico {adj}
|
:: synonym of panpsichista
|
| panromanzo {adj}
|
:: pan-Romance (languages)
|
| pansé {f}
|
:: pensée
|
| panserbismo {m}
|
:: pan-Serbism
|
| pansessuale {adj}
|
:: pansexual
|
| pansessualismo {m}
|
:: pansexuality
|
| pansessualità {f}
|
:: pansexuality
|
| panslavismo {m}
|
:: Pan-Slavism
|
| panslavista {mf}
|
:: Pan-Slavist
|
| panslavistico {adj}
|
:: panslavic / Panslavic
|
| pansovietico {adj}
|
:: pan-soviet
|
| pantacalze {fp}
|
:: leggings
|
| pantacollant {m}
|
:: leggings (for female use)
|
| pantagonna {f}
|
:: culottes (divided skirt)
|
| Pantagruele {prop}
|
:: Pantagruel
|
| pantagruelico {adj}
|
:: pantagruelian
|
| pantagruelico {adj}
|
:: enormous (of an appetite)
|
| pantalassico {adj}
|
:: panthalassic
|
| pantalonaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pantalonaio
|
| pantalonaio {m}
|
:: Maker of trousers
|
| pantaloncino {m}
|
:: shorts
|
| pantalone {m} /pan.taˈlo.ne/
|
:: trousers; trouser suit
|
| Pantalone {prop} /pan.taˈlo.ne/
|
:: Pantaloon (Venetian theatrical character)
|
| pantalone alla zuava {m}
|
:: knickerbockers
|
| pantan {m}
|
:: apocopic form of pantano
|
| pantana {f}
|
:: greenshank (Tringa nebularia)
|
| pantano {m} /panˈta.no/
|
:: quagmire, marsh, swamp, bog
|
| pantanoso {adj}
|
:: marshy, boggy
|
| pantanoso {adj}
|
:: muddy
|
| Pantasilea {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Pentesilea
|
| pantavento {m}
|
:: overtrousers
|
| pantedesco {adj}
|
:: pan-German
|
| pantegana {f}
|
:: sewer rat
|
| panteismo {m}
|
:: pantheism
|
| panteista {mf}
|
:: pantheist
|
| panteisticamente {adv}
|
:: pantheistically
|
| panteistico {adj}
|
:: pantheistic
|
| Pantelleria {prop}
|
:: An inhabitated volcanic island, in the province of Trapani, between Sicily and Tunisia
|
| pantera {f}
|
:: panther
|
| pantera {f}
|
:: Italian police car
|
| pantesco {adj}
|
:: Of or from Pantelleria
|
| pantoclastia {f} /pan.to.klasˈti.a/
|
:: A pathological impulse to break any object in the vicinity
|
| pantoclastico {adj} /pan.toˈklas.ti.ko/
|
:: pantoclastic (characterized by an impulse towards breaking objects in the vicinity)
|
| pantocratore {adj} /pantoˈkratore/
|
:: all-powerful, omnipotent
|
| pantocratore {m}
|
:: Pantocrator
|
| pantodonto {m}
|
:: pantodont
|
| pantofago {adj}
|
:: pantophagous, omnivorous
|
| pantofobia {f}
|
:: pantophobia
|
| pantofola {f} /panˈtɔ.fo.la/
|
:: slipper
|
| pantofolaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pantofolaio
|
| pantofolaio {adj}
|
:: idle, stay-at-home
|
| pantofolaio {m}
|
:: couch potato, lazybones, stay-at-home
|
| pantofolaio {m}
|
:: slipper maker
|
| pantofolaio {m}
|
:: slipper shop
|
| pantofoleria {f}
|
:: slipper factory or shop
|
| pantografico {adj}
|
:: pantographic
|
| pantografista {mf}
|
:: pantographer
|
| pantografo {m} /panˈtɔɡrafo/
|
:: pantograph (all senses)
|
| pantografo {m}
|
:: bow collector
|
| pantolesto {m}
|
:: pantolest
|
| pantomima {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pantomimo
|
| pantomimico {adj}
|
:: pantomimic; pantomime (attributive)
|
| pantomimo {m}
|
:: mime (artist)
|
| pantoscopico {adj}
|
:: pantoscopic
|
| pantotenato {m}
|
:: pantothenate
|
| pantotenico {adj}
|
:: pantothenic
|
| pantropicale {adj}
|
:: pantropical
|
| panturchista {adj}
|
:: Pan-Turkist
|
| panturchista {mf}
|
:: Pan-Turkist
|
| panunto {m}
|
:: A slice of bread and dripping
|
| panuozzo {m}
|
:: A form of street-food sandwich from Campania, served hot
|
| panurgo {m}
|
:: cheat, swindler
|
| panvocalismo {m}
|
:: the property of a word to contain all the vowels in a given language
|
| panza {f}
|
:: stomach
|
| panza {f}
|
:: paunch
|
| panzana {f}
|
:: fib, tall story, cock and bull story
|
| panzanella {f}
|
:: A summer bread salad including sliced bread and fresh tomatoes, flavored with basil, olive oil and vinegar
|
| panzarotto {m}
|
:: alternative form of panzerotto
|
| panzé {f}
|
:: alternative form of pansé
|
| Panzera {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| panzerotto {m} /pan.t͡seˈrɔt.to/
|
:: panzerotto, panzerotti (fried ravioli of pizza dough)
|
| panziera {f}
|
:: alternative form of panciera
|
| Paola {prop}
|
:: given name, feminine form of Paolo ( =Paul), equivalent to English Paula
|
| Paoletti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Paolini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| paolinismo {m}
|
:: Paulinism
|
| paolino {adj}
|
:: Pauline
|
| Paolo {prop} /ˈpa.o.lo/
|
:: Paul
|
| Paolo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| paolotto {m}
|
:: A friar of the "Order of San Vincenzo of Paoli"
|
| Paolucci {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| paonazzo {adj}
|
:: purple
|
| paone {m}
|
:: alternative form of pavone
|
| papa {m} /ˈpaː.pa/
|
:: pope
|
| papà {m}
|
:: dad, papa
|
| papabile {adj} /paˈpa.bi.le/
|
:: likely to be elected Pope
|
| papabile {adj}
|
:: (also with a or per) likely to be elected or nominated (for/as)
|
| papabile {m}
|
:: cardinal thought likely to be elected Pope
|
| papabile {m}
|
:: person likely to be elected or nominated to an office, job position, etc
|
| Papafava {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Papafava {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Venice
|
| papaia {f}
|
:: papaya (fruit, tree)
|
| papaina {f}
|
:: papain
|
| papale {adj}
|
:: papal
|
| papale papale {interj}
|
:: clearly, openly, directly, frankly
|
| papale papale {interj}
|
:: as a matter of fact, forthcomingly, truth to tell
|
| papalina {f}
|
:: skullcap
|
| papalina {f}
|
:: nightcap, jellybag cap, liberty cap, Phrygian cap
|
| papalina {f}
|
:: sprat
|
| papalino {adj} /pa.paˈli.no/
|
:: papal
|
| papalino {adj}
|
:: papist, popish
|
| papalino {m}
|
:: papist
|
| papalino {m}
|
:: papal guard
|
| papalino {m}
|
:: papal soldier
|
| papamobile {f} /papaˈmɔːbile/
|
:: Popemobile
|
| paparazza {f}
|
:: paparazza, mamarazzi (female paparazzo)
|
| paparazzato {adj}
|
:: photographed (especially secretly) by a paparazzo; paparazzied
|
| paparazzo {m} /pa.paˈrat.tso/
|
:: paparazzo
|
| paparino {m}
|
:: daddy
|
| papasso {m}
|
:: A Greek Orthodox priest
|
| papato {m}
|
:: papacy
|
| papaveracea {f}
|
:: poppy, papaveraceous plant
|
| papaveraceo {adj}
|
:: papaveraceous
|
| papaverina {f}
|
:: papaverine
|
| papavero {m} /paˈpa.ve.ro/
|
:: poppy
|
| papello {m}
|
:: A document containing detailed, confidential notes
|
| papera {f} /ˈpa.pe.ra/
|
:: feminine noun of papero
|
| papera {f}
|
:: error
|
| papera {f}
|
:: slip of the tongue
|
| paperina {f}
|
:: A low-cut woman's shoe with a flat and flexible sole
|
| Paperina {prop} /pa.peˈri.na/
|
:: Daisy Duck (Disney character)
|
| paperino {m} /pa.peˈri.no/
|
:: diminutive of papero: gosling
|
| Paperino {prop} /pa.peˈri.no/
|
:: Donald Duck (Disney character)
|
| papero {m} /ˈpa.pe.ro/
|
:: gosling
|
| papero {m}
|
:: duckling
|
| papero {m}
|
:: gander or drake
|
| paperone {m}
|
:: large duck
|
| paperone {m}
|
:: scrooge
|
| Paperone {prop} /pa.peˈro.ne/
|
:: Scrooge McDuck, Uncle Scrooge (Disney character)
|
| Paperone {m}
|
:: moneybags, Uncle Scrooge (rich person)
|
| paperopolese {adj} /pa.pe.ro.poˈle.se/
|
:: Duckburgian, relating to Duckburg (fictional town in the Disney universe) or its people
|
| paperopolese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Duckburg; a Duckburgian
|
| Paperopoli {prop} /pa.peˈrɔ.po.li/
|
:: Duckburg (fictional city where Donald Duck lives)
|
| papesco {adj}
|
:: popish
|
| papessa {f}
|
:: A rich or powerful woman
|
| papessa {f}
|
:: high priestess
|
| Papetti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| papiglionaceo {adj}
|
:: papilionaceous
|
| papiglione {m}
|
:: alternative form of papilione
|
| papigliotto {m}
|
:: curler (for the hair)
|
| papilionato {adj}
|
:: papilionate
|
| papilione {m}
|
:: butterfly
|
| papilla {f}
|
:: papilla
|
| papillare {adj}
|
:: papillar, papillary
|
| papilledema {m}
|
:: papilledema
|
| papillite {f}
|
:: papillitis
|
| papilloma {m}
|
:: papilloma
|
| papillon {m}
|
:: bow tie
|
| papilloso {adj}
|
:: papillose
|
| papinianeo {adj}
|
:: Papinianian
|
| papino {m}
|
:: daddy
|
| papiraceo {adj}
|
:: papyrus (attributive), papyraceous
|
| papiriforme {adj}
|
:: papyriform
|
| papiro {m} /paˈpi.ro/
|
:: papyrus (Cyperus papyrus)
|
| papiro {m}
|
:: papyrus (material made from the plant)
|
| papiro {m}
|
:: papyrus (scroll or document written on the material)
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| papiro {m}
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:: paper
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| papiro {m}
|
:: A usually boring text or document
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| papiro {m}
|
:: A document given as proof of admission into the student world
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| papirografia {f}
|
:: papyrography
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| papirologia {f}
|
:: papyrology
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| papirologico {adj}
|
:: papyrological
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| papirologista {mf}
|
:: synonym of papirologo
|
| papirologo {m}
|
:: papyrologist
|
| papismo {m}
|
:: papism
|
| papismo {m}
|
:: popery
|
| papista {mf}
|
:: papist
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| papistico {adj}
|
:: papist
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| papocchio {m}
|
:: mess
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| pappa {f}
|
:: baby food
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| pappa {f}
|
:: pap, mush
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| pappa {m}
|
:: hustler, pimp
|
| pappacchione {m}
|
:: glutton
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| pappafico {m} /pap.paˈfi.ko/
|
:: synonym of rigogolo
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| pappafico {m}
|
:: A kind of hood
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| pappafico {m}
|
:: fore-topgallant (sail)
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| pappafico {m}
|
:: goatee
|
| pappagalleria {f}
|
:: parroting
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| pappagalleria {f}
|
:: A clumsy imitation of another's words or actions
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| pappagallescamente {adv}
|
:: parrot-like
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| pappagallescamente {adv}
|
:: parrot-fashion
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| pappagallesco {adj}
|
:: parrot-like, parrot-fashion
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| pappagallessa {f}
|
:: A female parrot
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| pappagallessa {f}
|
:: A female gossip
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| pappagallino {m}
|
:: parakeet
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| pappagallino {m}
|
:: budgerigar
|
| pappagallismo {m}
|
:: parroting
|
| pappagallismo {m}
|
:: catcalling
|
| pappagallo {m}
|
:: parrot
|
| pappagallo {m}
|
:: wolf (slang, amorous man)
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| pappagallo {m}
|
:: a person repeating others' words and phrases in a unpleasant way (colloquial - see ripetere tutto come un pappagallo)
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| pappagallo {m}
|
:: bedpan (for urination only)
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| pappagorgia {f} /pap.paˈɡɔr.d͡ʒa/
|
:: double chin
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| pappagorgia {f}
|
:: dewlap (skin under a bovine's neck)
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| pappalardo {m}
|
:: glutton
|
| pappalardo {m}
|
:: hypocrite
|
| pappamolla {mf}
|
:: alternative form of pappamolle
|
| pappamolle {f}
|
:: namby-pamby, wuss, chickenshit, weakling, pushover, sissy, chicken, wimp, pansy
|
| pappante {v}
|
:: present participle of pappare
|
| pappardella {f}
|
:: a wide form of fettuccine, or a narrow form of lasagne, traditionally eaten with a meat sauce (especially one made with hare)
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| pappardella {f}
|
:: an argument
|
| pappare {vt}
|
:: to gobble up or tuck into (food)
|
| pappare {vt}
|
:: to appropriate or walk off with
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| pappa reale {f}
|
:: royal jelly
|
| pappataci {m}
|
:: sandfly (Phlebotomus papatasi)
|
| pappatacio {m}
|
:: sand fly (of the genus Phlebotomus)
|
| pappatore {m}
|
:: trencherman
|
| pappatoria {f}
|
:: trenchermanship
|
| pappetta {f}
|
:: pap, mush
|
| pappina {f}
|
:: diminutive of pappa
|
| pappina {f}
|
:: poultice, plaster
|
| pappina {f}
|
:: telling off
|
| pappina {f}
|
:: slap
|
| pappina {f}
|
:: nurse
|
| pappo {m}
|
:: pappus
|
| pappolata {f}
|
:: hot air, bluster
|
| pappolone {m}
|
:: glutton
|
| pappolone {m}
|
:: chatterbox
|
| pappone {m}
|
:: glutton
|
| pappone {m}
|
:: pimp
|
| pappone {m}
|
:: sleaze, sleazy man
|
| papposo {adj}
|
:: pappy
|
| papposo {adj}
|
:: pappose, pappous
|
| pappuccia {f}
|
:: synonym of babbuccia
|
| paprica {f}
|
:: paprika
|
| papua {adj}
|
:: Papuan
|
| papua {mf}
|
:: Papuan (all senses)
|
| papuana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of papuano
|
| papuano {adj}
|
:: Papuan
|
| papuano {m}
|
:: Papuan
|
| papuano {m}
|
:: Papuan language
|
| Papua Nuova Guinea {prop}
|
:: Papua New Guinea
|
| Papua-Nuova Guinea {prop}
|
:: Papua New Guinea
|
| Papuasia {prop}
|
:: Papua New Guinea
|
| papuaso {adj}
|
:: Papuan
|
| papula {f}
|
:: papule
|
| papulare {adj}
|
:: papular
|
| papuloide {adj}
|
:: pimply
|
| papuloso {adj}
|
:: papulose
|
| para- {prefix}
|
:: para- (all senses)
|
| para {f}
|
:: crepe rubber
|
| para {f}
|
:: crepe (for shoes)
|
| parà {m}
|
:: para (paratrooper)
|
| parà {m}
|
:: paratrooper
|
| parabancario {adj}
|
:: extended banking (attributive)
|
| parabanico {adj} /pa.raˈba.ni.ko/
|
:: parabanic
|
| parabasi {f}
|
:: parabasis
|
| parabiaghese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Parabiago
|
| Parabiago {prop}
|
:: Parabiago (town)
|
| parabile {adj}
|
:: savable (that can be saved or parried)
|
| parabiosi {f}
|
:: parabiosis
|
| parabola {f} /paˈra.bo.la/
|
:: parabola
|
| parabola {f}
|
:: course
|
| parabola {f}
|
:: parable
|
| parabola {f}
|
:: satellite dish
|
| parabolano {m}
|
:: chatterbox, windbag
|
| parabolica {f}
|
:: satellite dish
|
| parabolicamente {adv}
|
:: parabolically
|
| parabolico {adj}
|
:: parabolic
|
| paraboloide {m} /paraboˈlɔide/
|
:: paraboloid
|
| paraboloidico {adj}
|
:: paraboloidic
|
| parabolone {m}
|
:: synonym of parabolano
|
| parabordo {m}
|
:: fender
|
| parabrace {m}
|
:: fender (in a fireplace)
|
| parabrezza {m}
|
:: windscreen, windshield (of a car)
|
| parabronco {m}
|
:: parabronchus
|
| paracadutante {v}
|
:: present participle of paracadutare
|
| paracadutantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of paracadutarsi
|
| paracadutare {vt}
|
:: to parachute something
|
| paracadutarsi {vr}
|
:: To parachute (to jump, wearing a parachute)
|
| paracadutatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of paracadutarsi
|
| paracadute {m}
|
:: parachute
|
| paracadutismo {m}
|
:: parachuting
|
| paracadutista {mf}
|
:: parachutist
|
| paracadutista {mf}
|
:: paratrooper
|
| paracadutistico {adj}
|
:: parachute (attributive)
|
| paracalli {m}
|
:: corn plaster
|
| paracamino {m}
|
:: fireguard
|
| paracarro {m}
|
:: guard stone (at the roadside corner of a building)
|
| paracarro {m}
|
:: kerbstone
|
| paracarro {m}
|
:: bollard
|
| Paracelso {prop}
|
:: Paracelsus
|
| paracenere {m}
|
:: fender (in a fireplace)
|
| paracentesi {f}
|
:: paracentesis
|
| paracera {m}
|
:: A saucer in which a candle is placed (to collect liquid wax)
|
| paracetamolo {m}
|
:: paracetamol
|
| paracielo {m}
|
:: canopy
|
| paracinesi {f}
|
:: parakinesia
|
| paracinesia {f}
|
:: parakinesia
|
| paracistite {f}
|
:: paracystitis
|
| paracletico {adj}
|
:: paracletic
|
| Paracleto {m}
|
:: Paraclete / paraclete
|
| Paracleto {m}
|
:: Holy Spirit
|
| paracoda {f}
|
:: tail flap
|
| paracolpi {m}
|
:: bumper
|
| paracolpi {m}
|
:: bumper (for baby cribs)
|
| paracomunista {adj}
|
:: procommunist
|
| paraconsistente {adj} /parakonsiˈstɛnte/
|
:: paraconsistent
|
| paracqua {m}
|
:: umbrella
|
| paracrino {adj}
|
:: paracrine
|
| paracromatismo {m}
|
:: parachromatism
|
| paracromatopsia {f}
|
:: parachromatopsia
|
| paracromoforo {adj}
|
:: parachromophoric, parachromophorous
|
| paraculata {f}
|
:: act of artifice
|
| paraculata {f}
|
:: brownnosing
|
| paraculo {m}
|
:: opportunist; a cunning individual who takes advantage of social mechanisms without showing it
|
| paraculo {m}
|
:: brown noser; sycophant; ass-kisser
|
| paraculo {m}
|
:: faggot (effeminate homosexual man)
|
| paraculo {m}
|
:: smartass
|
| paraculo {adj}
|
:: mischievous, naughty
|
| paracuore {m}
|
:: lungs (of an animal, as offal)
|
| paracurarina {f}
|
:: tubocurarine
|
| paracuraro {m}
|
:: tube curare, bamboo curare
|
| paradenite {f}
|
:: paradenitis
|
| paradenti {m}
|
:: gumshield
|
| paradentite {f}
|
:: periodontitis
|
| paradentosi {f}
|
:: paradentosis
|
| paradenzio {m}
|
:: synonym of paradentite
|
| paradigma {m}
|
:: paradigm
|
| paradigmaticamente {adv}
|
:: paradigmatically
|
| paradigmatico {adj}
|
:: paradigmatic
|
| paradisea {f}
|
:: bird of paradise (of genus Paradisaea)
|
| paradisiaco {adj}
|
:: heavenly
|
| paradiso {m}
|
:: paradise, heaven (especially figuratively)
|
| Paradiso {prop}
|
:: Paradise
|
| paradiso fiscale {m}
|
:: tax haven
|
| Paradiso terrestre {prop}
|
:: the Garden of Eden
|
| paradontologia {f}
|
:: periodontology
|
| paradontologo {m}
|
:: periodontist
|
| paradontosi {f}
|
:: alternative form of paradentosi
|
| paradorso {m}
|
:: parados
|
| paradossale {adj}
|
:: paradoxical
|
| paradossalità {f}
|
:: paradoxicalness
|
| paradossalmente {adv}
|
:: paradoxically
|
| paradossastico {adj} /pa.ra.dosˈsas.ti.ko/
|
:: paradoxical
|
| paradossista {mf}
|
:: paradoxist
|
| paradosso {m}
|
:: paradox
|
| paradosso {adj}
|
:: paradoxical
|
| paradosso del gatto di Schrödinger {m}
|
:: Schrödinger's cat
|
| paradosso francese {m}
|
:: French paradox
|
| parafa {f}
|
:: paraph
|
| parafa {f}
|
:: initials (as a signature)
|
| parafango {m}
|
:: mudguard (on a vehicle)
|
| parafango {m}
|
:: dashboard
|
| parafante {v}
|
:: present participle of parafare
|
| parafare {vt}
|
:: To initial (instead of signing)
|
| parafarmaceutico {adj}
|
:: parapharmaceutical
|
| parafarmacia {f}
|
:: parapharmacy (health and beauty industry or shop)
|
| parafarmaco {m}
|
:: health or beauty product
|
| parafascismo {m}
|
:: para-fascism
|
| parafasia {f}
|
:: paraphasia
|
| parafatura {f}
|
:: initialing (adding ones initials to a document)
|
| parafenelendamina {f}
|
:: paraphenylenediamine
|
| parafernale {adj} /pa.ra.ferˈna.le/
|
:: paraphernal
|
| parafernale {m}
|
:: tool, implement
|
| parafernalia {mp}
|
:: paraphernalia
|
| parafernalia {mp}
|
:: gear
|
| paraferni {m}
|
:: paraphernalia
|
| paraferni {m}
|
:: parapherna
|
| paraffa {f}
|
:: alternative form of parafa
|
| paraffina {f}
|
:: paraffin, alkane
|
| paraffinante {v}
|
:: present participle of paraffinare
|
| paraffinare {vt}
|
:: To paraffin
|
| paraffinatura {f}
|
:: embedding in paraffin wax
|
| paraffinico {adj}
|
:: paraffinic
|
| paraffo {f}
|
:: alternative form of parafa
|
| parafiamma {m}
|
:: firewall (fireproof partition or bulkhead)
|
| parafiamma {m}
|
:: Any of several devices used to prevent fire
|
| parafiletico {adj}
|
:: paraphyletic
|
| parafilia {f}
|
:: paraphilia
|
| parafimosi {f}
|
:: paraphimosis
|
| parafiscale {adj}
|
:: parafiscal
|
| parafiscalità {f}
|
:: parafiscal taxes
|
| parafrasabile {adj}
|
:: paraphrasable
|
| parafrasante {v}
|
:: present participle of parafrasare
|
| parafrasare {vt}
|
:: to paraphrase
|
| parafrasi {f}
|
:: paraphrase
|
| parafrasia {f}
|
:: paraphrasia
|
| parafraste {mf}
|
:: paraphraser
|
| parafrasticamente {adv}
|
:: paraphrastically
|
| parafrastico {adj}
|
:: paraphrastic
|
| parafrenia {f}
|
:: paraphrenia
|
| parafulmine {m} /pa.raˈful.mi.ne/
|
:: lightning conductor, lightning rod
|
| parafumo {m}
|
:: A metal cap on an oil lamp that prevents the release of smoke
|
| parafuoco {m}
|
:: fireguard, fire screen
|
| paragarretto {m}
|
:: A protection of the hock of a racehorse
|
| paragenesi {f}
|
:: paragenesis
|
| paragenetico {adj}
|
:: paragenetic
|
| paraggio {m}
|
:: neighbourhood, vicinity
|
| paragnatide {m}
|
:: cheekpiece
|
| paragocce {m}
|
:: A ring, on the neck of a bottle, that prevents the liquid from dripping
|
| paragoge {f} /pa.raˈɡɔ.d͡ʒe/
|
:: paragoge
|
| paragogico {adj}
|
:: paragogic
|
| paragonabile {adj}
|
:: comparable
|
| paragonabilità {f}
|
:: comparability
|
| paragonante {v}
|
:: present participle of paragonare
|
| paragonantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of paragonarsi
|
| paragonare {v}
|
:: to compare
|
| paragonarsi {vr}
|
:: To compare oneself (to) or (with)
|
| paragonatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of paragonarsi
|
| paragone {m}
|
:: comparison
|
| paragone {m}
|
:: A large size of type, standardized as 20 point
|
| paragrafante {v}
|
:: present participle of paragrafare
|
| paragrafare {vt}
|
:: To paragraph
|
| paragrafematico {adj}
|
:: paragraphematic, paragraphemic
|
| paragrafetto {m}
|
:: Short paragraph
|
| paragrafia {f}
|
:: paragraphia
|
| paragrafo {m}
|
:: paragraph
|
| paragrammatismo {m}
|
:: paragrammatism
|
| paragrilletto {m}
|
:: trigger guard
|
| paraguagio {adj}
|
:: Paraguayan
|
| paraguagio {m}
|
:: Paraguayan
|
| paraguaiana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of paraguaiano
|
| paraguaiano {adj}
|
:: Paraguayan
|
| paraguaiano {m}
|
:: Paraguayan
|
| paraguance {m}
|
:: cheekpiece
|
| paraguanto {m}
|
:: synonym of mancia
|
| Paraguay {prop}
|
:: Paraguay (country)
|
| paraguayano {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of paraguaiano
|
| paraguayano {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of paraguaiano
|
| paraidrogeno {m}
|
:: parahydrogen
|
| parainfluenzale {adj}
|
:: parainfluenza
|
| parainguine {m}
|
:: box (protector for the genitals)
|
| paraipofisario {adj}
|
:: parahypophyseal, parapituitary
|
| paraipotassi {f}
|
:: para-hypotaxis
|
| paralessi {f}
|
:: paralipsis
|
| paralessia {f}
|
:: paralexia
|
| paraletteratura {f}
|
:: popular literature
|
| paralimpiade {f}
|
:: alternative form of paraolimpiade
|
| paralimpico {adj}
|
:: Paralympic
|
| paralinguaggio {m}
|
:: paralanguage
|
| paralinguistica {f}
|
:: paralinguistics
|
| paralinguistico {adj}
|
:: paralinguistic
|
| paralipomeni {mp}
|
:: paralipomena
|
| paralisi {f}
|
:: palsy, paralysis
|
| paralisi {f}
|
:: paralysis
|
| paralisi cerebrale {f}
|
:: cerebral palsy
|
| paralitico {adj} /pa.raˈli.ti.ko/
|
:: paralytic
|
| paralizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of paralizzare
|
| paralizzante {adj}
|
:: paralyzing
|
| paralizzare {vt}
|
:: to paralyze
|
| paralizzato {adj}
|
:: paralyzed
|
| parallasse {f}
|
:: parallax
|
| parallattico {adj}
|
:: parallactic
|
| parallela {f}
|
:: parallel (line)
|
| parallela {f}
|
:: parallel bars
|
| parallelamente {adv}
|
:: parallel, parallelly
|
| parallelepipedo {m}
|
:: parallelepiped
|
| parallelepipedo {adj}
|
:: Having this shape
|
| parallelinervio {adj}
|
:: parallelinerved
|
| parallelismo {m}
|
:: parallelism
|
| parallelismo {m}
|
:: parallel (something identical or similar)
|
| parallelizzabile {adj}
|
:: parallelizable
|
| parallelizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of parallelizzare
|
| parallelizzare {v}
|
:: to parallelize
|
| parallelizzazione {f}
|
:: parallelization
|
| parallelo {adj}
|
:: parallel (all senses)
|
| parallelo {m}
|
:: A parallel (all senses)
|
| parallelogramma {m}
|
:: alternative form of parallelogrammo
|
| parallelogrammo {m}
|
:: parallelogram
|
| paralogismo {m}
|
:: paralogism
|
| paralogistico {adj}
|
:: paralogistic
|
| paralogizzare {v}
|
:: To paralogize
|
| paralogo {adj}
|
:: paralogous
|
| paraluce {m}
|
:: lens hood
|
| paralume {m}
|
:: lampshade
|
| paralume {m}
|
:: abatjour
|
| paramagnetico {adj}
|
:: paramagnetic
|
| paramagnetismo {m}
|
:: paramagnetism
|
| paramano {m}
|
:: cuff (of a sleeve)
|
| paramano {m}
|
:: facing brick
|
| paramecio {m}
|
:: paramecium
|
| paramedico {m}
|
:: paramedic
|
| paramedico {adj}
|
:: paramedical
|
| paramento {m}
|
:: vestment
|
| paramento {m}
|
:: hanging, drapery
|
| parametrante {v}
|
:: present participle of parametrare
|
| parametrare {vt}
|
:: To parameterize
|
| parametrico {adj}
|
:: parametric (all senses)
|
| parametrio {m}
|
:: parametrium
|
| parametrite {f}
|
:: parametritis
|
| parametrizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of parametrizzare
|
| parametrizzare {vt}
|
:: to parametrize
|
| parametrizzato {adj}
|
:: parameterized
|
| parametrizzazione {f}
|
:: parameterization
|
| parametro {m}
|
:: parameter
|
| paramezzale {m}
|
:: keelson
|
| paramilitare {adj}
|
:: paramilitary
|
| paramine {m}
|
:: paravane
|
| paramnesia {f}
|
:: paramnesia
|
| paramontura {f}
|
:: facing of a lapel
|
| paramorfina {f}
|
:: paramorphine
|
| paramorfismo {m}
|
:: paramorphism
|
| paramorfo {adj}
|
:: paramorphic
|
| paramorfosi {f}
|
:: paramorphism
|
| paramosche {m}
|
:: fly net
|
| Paraná {prop}
|
:: Paraná (river)
|
| Paraná {prop}
|
:: Paraná (state)
|
| Paraná {prop}
|
:: Paraná (provincial capital)
|
| Paraná {prop}
|
:: Paraná (municipality)
|
| paranasale {adj}
|
:: paranasal
|
| paranavetta {adj}
|
:: Describing any safety device that prevents the shuttle of a loom from leaving its normal track and causing damage
|
| parancare {v}
|
:: To hoist
|
| paranco {m}
|
:: hoist
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| paranefrio {m}
|
:: paranephric tissue
|
| paranefrite {f}
|
:: paranephritis
|
| paraneoplastico {adj}
|
:: paraneoplastic
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| paraneve {m}
|
:: snow fence
|
| paranilotico {adj}
|
:: Paranilotic
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| paraninfo {m}
|
:: bridesman, groomsman
|
| paraninfo {m}
|
:: procurer, pimp
|
| paranoia {f}
|
:: paranoia
|
| paranoicale {adj}
|
:: synonym of paranoico
|
| paranoicamente {adv}
|
:: paranoidly
|
| paranoico {adj}
|
:: paranoid
|
| paranoico {m}
|
:: paranoid (person)
|
| paranoide {adj}
|
:: paranoid
|
| paranoide {mf}
|
:: paranoid
|
| paranormale {adj}
|
:: paranormal, preternatural
|
| paranormalità {f}
|
:: paranormality
|
| parante {v}
|
:: present participle of parare
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| parantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pararsi
|
| paranucleare {adj}
|
:: paranuclear
|
| paranza {f}
|
:: trawler
|
| paranza {f}
|
:: trawl (net)
|
| paranzella {f}
|
:: A small fishing boat with a lateen sail
|
| paraocchi {m}
|
:: blinkers
|
| paraocchio {m}
|
:: eyeshade
|
| paraolimpiade {f}
|
:: Paralympiad
|
| paraolimpiadi {fp}
|
:: Paralympics
|
| paraolimpico {adj}
|
:: Paralympic
|
| paraonde {m}
|
:: breakwater
|
| paraorecchie {m}
|
:: earmuffs
|
| paraorecchie {m}
|
:: earflap (of a hat)
|
| paraormone {f}
|
:: parahormone
|
| parapalle {m}
|
:: butt (gunnery shelter)
|
| parapendio {m}
|
:: paraglider
|
| parapendio {m}
|
:: paragliding
|
| parapendista {mf}
|
:: paraglider
|
| parapettata {f}
|
:: A stage scene composed of three sides (and often a ceiling) that represents an interior
|
| parapettato {adj}
|
:: parapetted
|
| parapetto {m} /pa.raˈpɛt.to/
|
:: parapet
|
| parapetto {m}
|
:: balustrade
|
| parapetto {m}
|
:: ledger board
|
| parapiglia {f}
|
:: uproar, commotion, turmoil, hurly burly
|
| parapioggia {m}
|
:: umbrella, brolly, gamp
|
| paraplegia {f}
|
:: paraplegia
|
| paraplegico {adj}
|
:: paraplegic
|
| paraplegico {m}
|
:: paraplegic
|
| parapsichico {adj}
|
:: parapsychic
|
| parapsicologia {f}
|
:: parapsychology
|
| parapsicologico {adj}
|
:: parapsychological
|
| parapsicologo {m}
|
:: parapsychologist
|
| parare {vt}
|
:: to adorn or deck (out)
|
| parare {vt}
|
:: to protect or shield (from)
|
| parare {vt}
|
:: to block
|
| parare {vt}
|
:: to avoid; to dodge; to parry
|
| parare {vt}
|
:: to face or fight back against
|
| parare {vt}
|
:: to block or obstruct by getting in the way
|
| parare {vt}
|
:: to save
|
| parare {vt}
|
:: to show; to present
|
| parare {vt}
|
:: to prepare
|
| parare {vi}
|
:: to end up
|
| pararigori {m}
|
:: A goalkeeper who saves from a penalty kick
|
| pararsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of parare
|
| pararsi {vi}
|
:: to protect or defend oneself
|
| pararsi {vi}
|
:: (with + ) to appear in order to prevent someone's passage; to stand in the way
|
| pararsi {vi}
|
:: to dress with sacred or solemn vestments
|
| pararsi {vi}
|
:: to dress in a richly decorated way
|
| parasagittale {adj}
|
:: parasagittal
|
| parasailing {m}
|
:: parasailing
|
| parasanga {f}
|
:: parasang
|
| parasartie {f}
|
:: gunwale
|
| parasassi {m}
|
:: A safety device that prevents rocks falling from overhead
|
| parascenio {m}
|
:: parascenium
|
| parasceve {f}
|
:: The Friday before the Jewish sabbath
|
| paraschegge {m}
|
:: splinter guard
|
| paraschiena {m}
|
:: back protector
|
| paraschizzi {m}
|
:: splashguard
|
| parascintille {m}
|
:: fireguard (to stop sparks flying)
|
| parascolastico {adj}
|
:: extracurricular
|
| paraselene {m}
|
:: paraselene
|
| parasimpatico {adj}
|
:: parasympathetic
|
| parasimpaticomimetico {adj}
|
:: parasympathomimetic
|
| parasimpaticomimetico {m}
|
:: parasympathomimetic
|
| parasintesi {f}
|
:: parasynthesis
|
| parasintetico {adj}
|
:: parasynthetic
|
| parasinteto {m}
|
:: parasynthesis
|
| parasociale {adj}
|
:: Between shareholders
|
| parasole {m}
|
:: parasol
|
| parasole {m}
|
:: sunshade
|
| paraspalle {m}
|
:: shoulder pad(s)
|
| paraspigolo {m}
|
:: edge or corner protector
|
| paraspruzzi {m}
|
:: mudguard
|
| paraspruzzi {m}
|
:: splashback
|
| paraspruzzi {m}
|
:: dashboard
|
| paraspruzzi {m}
|
:: dodger (A frame-supported canvas over the companionway (entrance) of a sailboat)
|
| parassita {adj}
|
:: parasitic
|
| parassita {m}
|
:: parasite
|
| parassitante {v}
|
:: present participle of parassitare
|
| parassitare {vt}
|
:: To infest with parasites
|
| parassitariamente {adv}
|
:: parasitically
|
| parassitario {adj}
|
:: parasitic
|
| parassiteria {f}
|
:: synonym of parassitismo
|
| parassiticida {adj}
|
:: parasiticidal
|
| parassiticida {m}
|
:: parasiticide
|
| parassitico {adj}
|
:: parasitic
|
| parassitismo {m}
|
:: parasitism
|
| parassitistico {adj}
|
:: parasitic
|
| parassitistico {adj}
|
:: parasite (attributive)
|
| parassito {adj}
|
:: Variant of parassita
|
| parassito {m}
|
:: Variant of parassita
|
| parassitoide {m}
|
:: parasitoid
|
| parassitologia {f}
|
:: parasitology
|
| parassitologico {adj}
|
:: parasitological
|
| parassitologo {m}
|
:: parasitologist
|
| parassitosi {f}
|
:: parasitic disease, parasitosis
|
| parastatale {adj}
|
:: state- or government-controlled
|
| parastatistica {f}
|
:: parastatistics
|
| parastatistico {adj}
|
:: parastatistic
|
| parastato {m}
|
:: quango (or one of its employees)
|
| parastico {adj} /paˈras.ti.ko/
|
:: Pertaining to parastichy
|
| parastinchi {m}
|
:: shinguard, shin pad
|
| parastrappi {f}
|
:: A flexible coupling (that alleviates strain)
|
| parasubordinato {adj}
|
:: consultant (attributive)
|
| parasubordinato {m}
|
:: consultant
|
| parata {f}
|
:: act of blocking
|
| parata {f}
|
:: save, parry
|
| parata {f}
|
:: situation, result
|
| parata {f}
|
:: show-off, show
|
| parata {f}
|
:: review, parade
|
| paratasca {m}
|
:: pocket reinforcement
|
| paratassi {f}
|
:: parataxis
|
| paratattico {adj}
|
:: paratactic
|
| paratesto {m}
|
:: paratext
|
| paratia {f}
|
:: bulkhead
|
| paratico {m}
|
:: guild (association of craftsmen)
|
| paratifico {adj}
|
:: paratyphoid
|
| paratifo {m}
|
:: paratyphoid fever
|
| paratipo {m}
|
:: paratype
|
| paratiroide {f}
|
:: parathyroid
|
| paratiroidectomia {f}
|
:: parathyroidectomy
|
| paratiroideo {adj}
|
:: parathyroid
|
| paratiroidismo {m}
|
:: parathyroidism (disease of the parathyroid glands)
|
| paratoia {f}
|
:: floodgate
|
| paratoia {f}
|
:: sluice
|
| paratopo {m}
|
:: paratope
|
| paratore {m}
|
:: decorator
|
| paratormone {m}
|
:: parathormone (parathyroid hormone)
|
| paratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pararsi
|
| paratrice {f}
|
:: decorator
|
| paratungstato {m}
|
:: paratungstate
|
| paratura {f}
|
:: decoration
|
| paratura {f}
|
:: hangings
|
| parauniversitario {adj}
|
:: university- or degree-level
|
| paraurti {m}
|
:: bumper , fender (of a car)
|
| paravalanghe {m}
|
:: snow shed
|
| paravenoso {adj}
|
:: paravenous
|
| paravento {m} /pa.raˈvɛn.to/
|
:: screen, folding screen, room divider
|
| paravento {m}
|
:: barrier or shelter used to protect plants, animals, etc. from wind
|
| paravento {m}
|
:: facade, figleaf, mask
|
| paravento {m}
|
:: synonym of paraculo
|
| paraventricolare {adj}
|
:: paraventricular
|
| paraverbale {adj}
|
:: paraverbal
|
| paravirtualizzazione {f}
|
:: paravirtualization
|
| parcamente {adv}
|
:: frugally, moderately, sparingly
|
| parcamento {m}
|
:: parking
|
| parcamento {m}
|
:: parking place
|
| parcante {v}
|
:: present participle of parcare
|
| parcare {vt}
|
:: To park
|
| parcella {f}
|
:: fee
|
| parcella {f}
|
:: parcel
|
| parcellare {adj}
|
:: divided into parcels or lots; parcelled
|
| parcellare {adj}
|
:: localized
|
| parcellazione {f}
|
:: parcelling out
|
| parcellizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of parcellizzare
|
| parcellizzare {vt}
|
:: to fragment; to parcellize
|
| parcellizzazione {f}
|
:: fragmentation
|
| parcellizzazione {f}
|
:: parcelling out, apportionment
|
| Parche {prop}
|
:: Parcae, Fates
|
| parchè {m}
|
:: parquet (flooring)
|
| parcheggiabile {adj}
|
:: That can be parked
|
| parcheggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of parcheggiare
|
| parcheggiare {vit} /parkedˈdʒare/
|
:: to park
|
| parcheggiare {vt}
|
:: (with in, a, or da) to provisionally take care of; to place in someone else's custody
|
| parcheggiare contropista {v}
|
:: to backtrack (taxiing the opposite way down a runway)
|
| parcheggiatore {m}
|
:: parking attendant
|
| parcheggio {m} /parˈkeddʒo/
|
:: parking (act of parking)
|
| parcheggio {m}
|
:: car park, parking lot, parking space
|
| parcheggio {m}
|
:: condition of waiting for better times or more propitious occasions
|
| parchettatura {f}
|
:: parqueting (laying of parquet flooring)
|
| parchettista {mf}
|
:: Person who lays parquet flooring
|
| parchetto {m}
|
:: parquet (flooring)
|
| parchezza {f}
|
:: sobriety
|
| parchimetro {m}
|
:: parking meter
|
| parcità {f}
|
:: sobriety
|
| parco {adj}
|
:: frugal, moderate, temperate, sparing
|
| parco {m}
|
:: park, garden
|
| parco divertimenti {m}
|
:: amusement park
|
| parco giochi {m}
|
:: playground, play park
|
| parcometro {m}
|
:: alternative form of parchimetro
|
| par condicio {f}
|
:: An Italian broadcast law guaranteeing equal treatment to all political parties during elections
|
| par condicio {f}
|
:: equal treatment; equal opportunity
|
| pardessous {m}
|
:: A lightweight man's overcoat
|
| pardo {m}
|
:: pard, leopard, panther
|
| parecchio {adj}
|
:: quite a lot of, rather a lot of, a fair bit of, quite a long time, quite a while
|
| parecchio {adj}
|
:: several, many, quite a few, quite a lot of
|
| parecchio {adv}
|
:: really, rather, quite a lot, quite a bit
|
| parecchio {pron}
|
:: quite a lot, rather a lot, a fair bit
|
| parecchio {pron}
|
:: several, quite a lot, quite a few
|
| pareggiabile {adj}
|
:: matchable, comparable
|
| pareggiabile {adj}
|
:: balanceable
|
| pareggiamento {m}
|
:: levelling
|
| pareggiamento {m}
|
:: balancing
|
| pareggiamento {m}
|
:: equalizing
|
| pareggiamento {m}
|
:: evening up
|
| pareggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pareggiare
|
| pareggiare {vt}
|
:: to make equal (in all senses)
|
| pareggiare {vt}
|
:: to level or to balance
|
| pareggiare {vi}
|
:: to equalize
|
| pareggiare {vi}
|
:: to draw (have equal scores in sport)
|
| pareggiatore {m}
|
:: equalizer
|
| pareggiatura {f}
|
:: synonym of pareggiamento
|
| pareggio {m}
|
:: balance
|
| pareggio {m}
|
:: draw (sport)
|
| pareggio {m}
|
:: tie
|
| paregorico {m}
|
:: paregoric
|
| pareidolia {f}
|
:: pareidolia
|
| parelio {m}
|
:: perihelion
|
| paremiografia {f}
|
:: paremiology
|
| paremiografo {m}
|
:: paremiologist
|
| paremiologia {f}
|
:: paremiology (study of proverbs)
|
| paremiologo {m}
|
:: paremiologist
|
| parenchima {m}
|
:: parenchyma
|
| parenchimale {adj}
|
:: parenchymal
|
| parenchimatico {adj}
|
:: parenchymatous, parenchymal
|
| parenchimatoso {adj}
|
:: parenchymatous
|
| parenesi {f}
|
:: parenesis
|
| parenetico {adj}
|
:: parenetic
|
| parentado {m}
|
:: One's entire family of relatives or relations
|
| parentale {adj}
|
:: parental
|
| parentale {adj}
|
:: inherited from parents
|
| parentale {adj}
|
:: pertaining to one's relatives
|
| parente {mf}
|
:: a relative or relation
|
| parente {mf}
|
:: sibling
|
| parente acquisito {m}
|
:: in-law
|
| parentela {f}
|
:: relationship
|
| parentela {f}
|
:: kin, relations; relatives
|
| parente prossima {f}
|
:: next of kin (female)
|
| parente prossimo {m}
|
:: next of kin
|
| parenterale {adj}
|
:: parenteral
|
| parenteralmente {adv}
|
:: parenterally
|
| parentesi {f}
|
:: bracket, parenthesis
|
| parentesi angolare {f}
|
:: angle bracket
|
| parentesi angolata {f}
|
:: angle bracket
|
| parentesi graffa {f}
|
:: curly bracket
|
| parentesi quadra {f}
|
:: square bracket
|
| parente stretto {m}
|
:: blood relative, close relative
|
| parentetico {adj}
|
:: parenthetic, parenthetical
|
| parentevolmente {adv}
|
:: affectionately, familiarly (as a parent)
|
| parenzano {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Parenzo
|
| parenzano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Parenzo
|
| Parenzo {prop}
|
:: Parenzo (city)
|
| pareo {m}
|
:: pareo (A wraparound garment, worn by men or women, similar to a Malaysian sarong)
|
| parere {vi}
|
:: to look, seem, appear
|
| parere {vi}
|
:: to think (of)
|
| parere {vi}
|
:: to sound (like)
|
| parere {m}
|
:: opinion, view, comment
|
| parere {m}
|
:: estimate, judgment
|
| parergo {m}
|
:: parergon
|
| paresi {f}
|
:: paresis, palsy
|
| parestesia {f}
|
:: paresthesia
|
| paretaio {m}
|
:: A pair of nets that snap shut to trap wild birds
|
| parete {f}
|
:: wall
|
| parete {f}
|
:: (surface) side, surface, wall
|
| parete {f}
|
:: paries, wall
|
| parete {f}
|
:: (alpinism) face, wall
|
| parete cellulare {f}
|
:: cell wall
|
| paretiano {adj}
|
:: Paretian
|
| paretico {adj}
|
:: paretic
|
| paretimologia {f}
|
:: false etymology, folk etymology
|
| paretimologico {adj}
|
:: folk etymology (attributive)
|
| Pareto {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| paretone {m} /pa.reˈto.ne/
|
:: The remains of ancient dry-stone walls found around Salento
|
| paretone {m}
|
:: a large rock face
|
| pargoleggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pargoleggiare
|
| pargoleggiare {vi}
|
:: to behave childishly
|
| pargoletto {m}
|
:: child
|
| pargoletto {adj}
|
:: infantile
|
| pargolezza {f}
|
:: childhood
|
| pargolo {m} /ˈparɡolo/
|
:: child
|
| pargolo {adj}
|
:: young
|
| pari {adj}
|
:: equal
|
| pari {adj}
|
:: even (of a number)
|
| pari {adj}
|
:: rival
|
| paria {m}
|
:: pariah
|
| paria {m}
|
:: outcast
|
| Paride {prop}
|
:: Paris (the person)
|
| Paride {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pari e caffo {m}
|
:: A game between two players who bet on the odd or even number of the sum of the fingers they will show
|
| parietale {adj}
|
:: parietal (Of or pertaining to the wall of a body part or to the parietal bone)
|
| parietale {adj}
|
:: wall (attributive), parietal
|
| parietale {m}
|
:: parietal, parietal bone
|
| parietaria {f}
|
:: pellitory
|
| parificamento {m}
|
:: synonym of parificazione
|
| parificante {v}
|
:: present participle of parificare
|
| parificare {vt}
|
:: To officially recognize (a school, etc)
|
| parificare {vt}
|
:: To make equal
|
| parificato {adj}
|
:: Officially recognized
|
| parificazione {f}
|
:: recognition (official)
|
| pariforme {adj}
|
:: Having the same form
|
| Parigi {prop} /pa.ˈri.dʒi/
|
:: Parigi (caplc)
|
| parigina {f}
|
:: A small size of type, standardized as 5 point
|
| parigino {adj}
|
:: Parisian
|
| parigino {m}
|
:: Parisian
|
| pariglia {f}
|
:: pair of horses pulling a coach
|
| pariglia {f}
|
:: pair of identical objects
|
| pariglia {f}
|
:: tit for tat, eye for an eye (only in rendere la pariglia)
|
| parigrado {adj}
|
:: Having the same grade (typically on a bureaucratic scale)
|
| parimente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of parimenti
|
| parimenti {adv}
|
:: equally
|
| parimenti {adv}
|
:: evenly
|
| parimenti {adv}
|
:: likewise
|
| Parini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pariniano {adj}
|
:: Parinian
|
| Parioli {prop}
|
:: Parioli
|
| pariolino {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Parioli district of Rome, or to its inhabitants
|
| pariolino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Parioli
|
| pariolino {m}
|
:: A person with a bourgeois standard of living and right-of-centre politics
|
| pariolino {m}
|
:: (locally, slang) A bourgeois fashioned youngster of Rome
|
| pariolino {m}
|
:: (spregiative, in the past) A bourgeois and snobby behaviour
|
| paripennato {adj}
|
:: paripinnate, even-pinnate
|
| Parìs {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Paride
|
| Parisi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Parisi {prop}
|
:: Heather Parisi, Italian showgirl
|
| parisillabo {adj}
|
:: parisyllabic
|
| parità {f}
|
:: parity (all senses)
|
| parità {f}
|
:: equality
|
| paritariamente {adv}
|
:: equally
|
| paritariamente {adv}
|
:: according to parity
|
| paritario {adj}
|
:: Based on parity; equal
|
| pariteticamente {adv}
|
:: jointly
|
| pariteticamente {adv}
|
:: equally
|
| pariteticità {f}
|
:: joint character or quality
|
| paritetico {adj}
|
:: joint
|
| paritetico {adj}
|
:: equal
|
| parkerizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of parkerizzare
|
| parkerizzare {vt}
|
:: To Parkerize or rustproof
|
| parkerizzazione {f}
|
:: Parkerization
|
| parkinsoniano {adj}
|
:: parkinsonian
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| parkinsonismo {m}
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:: Parkinson's disease
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| parlabile {adj}
|
:: speakable
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| parla come mangi {phrase}
|
:: Used to invite someone who uses an excessively cultivated language to speak in a simpler and clearer way
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| parlagio {m}
|
:: parliament, assembly
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| parla inglese {phrase}
|
:: do you speak English?
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| parlamentante {v}
|
:: present participle of parlamentare
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| parlamentare {adj}
|
:: parliamentary
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| parlamentare {mf}
|
:: Member of Parliament, MP
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| parlamentare {vi}
|
:: to parley, negotiate
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| parlamentarismo {m}
|
:: parliamentarianism (parliamentary system)
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| parlamentarista {mf}
|
:: parliamentarian
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| parlamentaristico {adj}
|
:: parliamentarian
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| parlamentatore {m}
|
:: parliamentarian
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| parlamento {m} /par.laˈmen.to/
|
:: conversation, talk
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| parlamento {m}
|
:: public assembly or meeting
|
| parlamento {m}
|
:: parliament
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| parlamento {m}
|
:: The collective members of a parliament
|
| parlamento {m}
|
:: The meeting place of a parliament
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| Parlamento europeo {m}
|
:: European Parliament
|
| parlante {v}
|
:: present participle of parlare
|
| parlante {adj}
|
:: talking
|
| parlante {adj}
|
:: lifelike (painting)
|
| parlante {m}
|
:: sayer
|
| parlante {m}
|
:: speaker (of a particular language)
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| parlantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of parlarsi
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| parlantina {f}
|
:: talkativeness
|
| parlar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of parlare
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| parlare {v} /parˈla.re/
|
:: to talk
|
| parlare {v}
|
:: to speak
|
| parlare {v}
|
:: to cant
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| parlare a braccio {v}
|
:: to improvise
|
| parlare a braccio {v}
|
:: to extemporize
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| parlare alle spalle {v}
|
:: to backbite, denigrate
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| parlare a ruota libera {v}
|
:: to run off at the mouth
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| parlare a ruota libera {v}
|
:: to speak freely
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| parlare a sproposito {v}
|
:: synonym of anfanare
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| parlare con la erre moscia {v}
|
:: to burr (to pronounce with a rolled “r”)
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| parlare male {v}
|
:: to speak ill, knock, backbite, besmirch
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| parlare più forte {v}
|
:: to speak up
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| parlare tra il serio e il faceto {v}
|
:: to talk half seriously
|
| parlarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of parlare
|
| parlarsi {v}
|
:: to talk to each other
|
| parlarsi {v}
|
:: to talk to oneself
|
| parlascio {m}
|
:: alternative form of parlagio
|
| parlasia {f}
|
:: synonym of paralisi
|
| parlata {f}
|
:: parlance
|
| parlato {adj}
|
:: spoken
|
| parlato {adj}
|
:: with sound or with a soundtrack
|
| parlato {m}
|
:: spoken language
|
| parlato {m}
|
:: dialogue
|
| parlatore {m}
|
:: speaker, orator
|
| parlatorio {m}
|
:: visiting room (of a prison)
|
| parlatorio {m}
|
:: parlour
|
| parlatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of parlarsi
|
| parletico {adj}
|
:: paralytic
|
| parletico {m}
|
:: tremor (of the hands)
|
| parli del diavolo e spuntano le corna {proverb}
|
:: speak of the devil and he appears, speak of the devil
|
| parli inglese {phrase}
|
:: do you speak English?
|
| parlottante {v}
|
:: present participle of parlottare
|
| parlottare {vi}
|
:: To mutter
|
| parlottio {m}
|
:: muttering
|
| parlucchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of parlucchiare
|
| parlucchiare {vt}
|
:: To have a smattering (of a language)
|
| Parma {prop}
|
:: Parma (province)
|
| Parma {prop}
|
:: Parma (city)
|
| Parma {prop}
|
:: Parma (river that crosses the city)
|
| Parmenide {prop}
|
:: Parmenides
|
| parmenideo {adj}
|
:: Parmenidean
|
| parmense {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of the province of Parma
|
| parmense {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to the province of Parma or its people
|
| parmigiana {f} /par.miˈdʒa.na/
|
:: feminine noun of parmigiano
|
| parmigiana {f}
|
:: A southern Italian dish made from aubergines baked with tomato sauce and Parmesan cheese
|
| parmigiana {f}
|
:: Any food cooked with Parmesan and tomato sauce; a parmigiana
|
| parmigiana di melanzane {f}
|
:: A southern Italian dish made from aubergines baked with tomato sauce and Parmesan cheese
|
| parmigiano {adj}
|
:: Of, or relating to Parma, its inhabitants or culture
|
| parmigiano {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Parma
|
| parmigiano {m}
|
:: parmesan cheese
|
| Parmitano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Parmitano {prop}
|
:: Luca Parmitano, Italian astronaut
|
| parnasio {adj}
|
:: Parnassian
|
| Parnaso {prop}
|
:: Parnassus
|
| parnassianesimo {m}
|
:: Parnassianism (school of poetry)
|
| parnassianismo {m}
|
:: Parnassianism (school of poetry)
|
| parnassiano {adj}
|
:: Parnassian
|
| parnasso {m}
|
:: poetry
|
| -paro {suffix}
|
:: -parous
|
| Paro {prop}
|
:: Paro (island)
|
| parocchi {m}
|
:: alternative form of paraocchi
|
| parocismo {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of parossismo
|
| parodia {f}
|
:: parody
|
| parodiante {v}
|
:: present participle of parodiare
|
| parodiare {vt}
|
:: to parody, mimic
|
| parodicamente {adv}
|
:: parodically
|
| parodico {adj}
|
:: parodic
|
| parodista {mf}
|
:: parodist
|
| parodisticamente {adv}
|
:: parodically
|
| parodistico {adj}
|
:: parodic
|
| parodo {m}
|
:: parodos
|
| parodontale {adj}
|
:: periodontal
|
| parodonto {m}
|
:: periodontium
|
| parodontologia {f}
|
:: periodontology
|
| parodontosi {f}
|
:: paradentosis
|
| paroffia {f}
|
:: synonym of parrocchia
|
| parola {f} /paˈrɔla/
|
:: word (distinct unit of language)
|
| parola {f}
|
:: word (something promised)
|
| parola {f}
|
:: speech (the ability to use vocalisations to communicate)
|
| parola {f}
|
:: instruction or truth
|
| parolaccia {f}
|
:: swear word
|
| parola chiave {f}
|
:: keyword
|
| parola composta {f}
|
:: compound (linguistics: word formed by combining other words)
|
| parola d'ordine {f}
|
:: password, watchword
|
| parola d'ordine {f}
|
:: codeword
|
| parolaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of parolaio
|
| parolaio {m}
|
:: windbag (talkative person)
|
| parole {fp} /paˈrɔ.le/
|
:: lyrics, words
|
| paroletta {f}
|
:: little word; chat (short, personal speech)
|
| paroliera {f}
|
:: female equivalent of paroliere
|
| paroliere {m}
|
:: lyricist
|
| parolina {f}
|
:: A short talk; a few words
|
| parolona {f}
|
:: A long, or difficult word
|
| paronichia {f}
|
:: paronychia
|
| paronimia {f}
|
:: paronymy
|
| paronimico {adj}
|
:: paronymic
|
| paronomasia {f}
|
:: paronomasia
|
| paronomastico {adj}
|
:: paronomastic
|
| parorale {adj}
|
:: paroral
|
| parosismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of parossismo
|
| parossismo {m}
|
:: paroxysm
|
| parossismo {m}
|
:: height (of anger etc)
|
| parossisticamente {adv}
|
:: paroxysmally
|
| parossisticamente {adv}
|
:: violently
|
| parossistico {adj}
|
:: paroxysmal
|
| parossistico {adj}
|
:: violent
|
| parossitona {f}
|
:: paroxytone
|
| parossitonesi {f}
|
:: paroxytonesis
|
| parossitonia {f}
|
:: paroxytonesis
|
| parossitonico {adj}
|
:: paroxytone
|
| parossitono {adj}
|
:: paroxytone
|
| parotide {f}
|
:: parotid
|
| parotideo {adj}
|
:: parotid (attributive), parotidean
|
| parotite {f}
|
:: parotitis
|
| parotitico {adj}
|
:: parotitic
|
| parovario {m}
|
:: parovarium, epoophoron
|
| paroxetina {f}
|
:: paroxetine
|
| parpagliola {f}
|
:: A coinage once minted in Piedmont and Lombardy
|
| parpaglione {m}
|
:: A large butterfly
|
| parpaiola {f}
|
:: alternative form of parpagliola
|
| Parpinel {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| parquet {m}
|
:: parquet (wooden flooring)
|
| parquet {m}
|
:: basketball court
|
| parquet {m}
|
:: floor of the stock exchange
|
| parrasio {adj}
|
:: Parrasian, Arcadian
|
| Parri {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Parri {prop}
|
:: Ferruccio Parri, Italian politician
|
| parricida {mf}
|
:: parricide (person)
|
| parricidio {m} /par.riˈt͡ʃi.djo/
|
:: parricide (act)
|
| parrocchetto {m}
|
:: parakeet
|
| parrocchetto {m}
|
:: foretopsail
|
| parrocchetto {m}
|
:: foretopmast
|
| parrocchetto cenerino {m}
|
:: African grey parrot
|
| parrocchetto dal collare {m}
|
:: rose-ringed parakeet or ring-necked parakeet
|
| parrocchia {f}
|
:: parish
|
| parrocchia {f}
|
:: parish church
|
| parrocchiale {adj}
|
:: parish (attributive), parochial
|
| parrocchiale {f}
|
:: parish church
|
| parrocchialità {f}
|
:: The property of being parochial
|
| parrocchiana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of parrocchiano
|
| parrocchiano {m}
|
:: parishioner
|
| parroco {m}
|
:: parish priest
|
| parroffia {f}
|
:: alternative form of paroffia
|
| parrucca {f} /paˈrːu.kːa/
|
:: wig
|
| parruccaio {m} /par.rukˈka.jo/
|
:: wigmaker
|
| parruccheria {f} /par.ruk.keˈria̯/
|
:: The art of hairdressing
|
| parruccheria {f}
|
:: A hairdressing salon
|
| parruccheria {f}
|
:: A place where wigs are stored
|
| parrucchiera {f}
|
:: hairdresser
|
| parrucchiere {m} /par.rukˈkjɛ.re/
|
:: barber
|
| parrucchiere {m}
|
:: hairdresser
|
| parrucchino {m}
|
:: Small wig that only covers a bald patch
|
| parruccone {m}
|
:: old fogey
|
| parsec {m}
|
:: parsec
|
| Parsifal {prop}
|
:: Percival (especially as protagonist of Wagner's synonymous musical drama)
|
| parsimonia {f}
|
:: thrift, thriftiness, frugality, sparingness, parsimony
|
| parsimoniosamente {adv}
|
:: thriftily, sparingly, frugally
|
| parsimonioso {adj}
|
:: thrifty, frugal, parsimonious, sparing
|
| parsismo {m}
|
:: Parsiism, Parseeism
|
| partaccia {f}
|
:: A demanding or unrewarding part (theatrical or cinema)
|
| partaccia {f}
|
:: Unfair or reprehensible misconduct
|
| partaccia {f}
|
:: A telling-off
|
| parte {f}
|
:: part
|
| parte {f}
|
:: deal
|
| partecipabile {adj}
|
:: communicable
|
| partecipante {v}
|
:: present participle of partecipare
|
| partecipante {adj}
|
:: participating (in)
|
| partecipante {adj}
|
:: taking part (in)
|
| partecipante {mf}
|
:: participant
|
| partecipante {mf}
|
:: competitor (sport)
|
| partecipante {mf}
|
:: entrant (competition)
|
| partecipanza {f}
|
:: synonym of partecipazione
|
| partecipare {vi}
|
:: to take part in, to participate in, to share
|
| partecipare {vi}
|
:: to attend, to be present
|
| partecipare {vt}
|
:: to inform, to acquaint
|
| partecipare ad una bravata {v}
|
:: to goof
|
| partecipativamente {adv}
|
:: participatorily
|
| partecipativo {adj}
|
:: participatory
|
| partecipatore {m}
|
:: participator
|
| partecipazione {f}
|
:: participation
|
| partecipazione {f}
|
:: appearance (in a show etc)
|
| partecipazione {f}
|
:: involvement (in a conspiracy etc)
|
| partecipe {adj}
|
:: participating
|
| parte civile {m}
|
:: plaintiff
|
| parte del discorso {f}
|
:: part of speech
|
| parteggiamento {m}
|
:: The taking of sides or position
|
| parteggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of parteggiare
|
| parteggiare {vi}
|
:: To side (with); to take the side (of)
|
| parteggiatore {m}
|
:: advocate, supporter
|
| partenariato {m}
|
:: partnership (especially in politics or economics)
|
| partenere {vi}
|
:: To belong
|
| partenio {m}
|
:: feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium)
|
| Partenio {prop}
|
:: Parthenius
|
| parteno- {prefix}
|
:: parthen-
|
| partenocarpia {f}
|
:: parthenocarpy
|
| partenocarpico {adj}
|
:: parthenocarpic
|
| partenogenesi {f}
|
:: parthenogenesis
|
| partenogeneticamente {adv}
|
:: parthenogenetically
|
| partenogenetico {adj}
|
:: parthenogenetic
|
| partenolide {m}
|
:: parthenolide
|
| Partenone {prop}
|
:: Parthenon
|
| partenopea {f}
|
:: female equivalent of partenopeo
|
| partenopeo {m}
|
:: Neapolitan
|
| partenopeo {adj}
|
:: Neapolitan
|
| partente {adj}
|
:: leaving, departing
|
| partente {mf}
|
:: leaver, departing person
|
| partente {mf}
|
:: starter
|
| partente {v}
|
:: present participle of partire
|
| partenza {f}
|
:: departure, leaving, starting
|
| partenza {f}
|
:: start
|
| partenza {f}
|
:: sailing (of a boat)
|
| partenza {f}
|
:: take-off (of a plane)
|
| partenza {f}
|
:: blast-off (of a missile or rocket)
|
| partibile {adj}
|
:: divisible
|
| particella {f} /par.ti.ˈtʃɛl.la/
|
:: particle
|
| particella elementare {f}
|
:: elementary particle
|
| particellare {adj}
|
:: particulate; particle (attributive)
|
| particella subatomica {f}
|
:: subatomic particle
|
| particella virtuale {f}
|
:: virtual particle
|
| particina {f}
|
:: bit part, minor role
|
| participio {m}
|
:: participle
|
| participio passato {m}
|
:: past participle
|
| participio presente {m}
|
:: present participle
|
| partico {adj}
|
:: Parthian
|
| particola {f}
|
:: particle
|
| particola {f}
|
:: host (communion wafer)
|
| particolar {adj}
|
:: apocopic form of particolare
|
| particolare {adj}
|
:: (antonym of general) particular, private, personal
|
| particolare {adj}
|
:: (unusual, special) singular, unusual, particular, special, distinctive
|
| particolare {adj}
|
:: homosexual
|
| particolare {m}
|
:: detail, particular
|
| particolareggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of particolareggiare
|
| particolareggiare {vt}
|
:: to detail
|
| particolareggiare {vi}
|
:: to go into details
|
| particolareggiatamente {adv}
|
:: In a very detailed manner
|
| particolareggiato {adj}
|
:: Very detailed
|
| particolarismo {m}
|
:: particularism
|
| particolarissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of particolare
|
| particolarista {adj}
|
:: particularist
|
| particolarista {mf}
|
:: particularist
|
| particolaristicamente {adv}
|
:: particularistically, with regard to particularism
|
| particolaristico {adj}
|
:: particularistic
|
| particolarità {f}
|
:: A particularity, peculiarity or feature
|
| particolarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of particolarizzare
|
| particolarizzare {vt}
|
:: to specify in detail, particularize
|
| particolarizzare {vt}
|
:: to make explicit
|
| particolarizzazione {f}
|
:: particularization
|
| particolarmente {adv}
|
:: particularly
|
| particolato {m}
|
:: particulate
|
| partigianamente {adv}
|
:: passionately, ardently
|
| partigianeria {f}
|
:: partisanship
|
| partigianesco {adj}
|
:: partisan
|
| partigianesco {adj}
|
:: tendentious
|
| partigiano {m}
|
:: partisan
|
| partigiano {m}
|
:: a member of the Italian resistance movement in World War II
|
| partigiano {adj}
|
:: partisan
|
| parti intime {fp}
|
:: privates, genitals, sex organs
|
| partimento {m}
|
:: A base line typically used for instruction in harmony and counterpoint
|
| partir {v}
|
:: apocopic form of partire
|
| partire {vi}
|
:: to depart; to leave; to set forth
|
| partire {vi}
|
:: to get moving; to seize on ; to go for
|
| partire {vi}
|
:: to start (initiate a vehicle)
|
| partire {vi}
|
:: to begin; to start
|
| partire {vi}
|
:: to jump or fly away
|
| partire {v}
|
:: to originate or be derived (from)
|
| partire {v}
|
:: to be emitted (from)
|
| partire {v}
|
:: to branch out (from)
|
| partire {vi}
|
:: to lose control of oneself, especially because of alcohol
|
| partire {vi}
|
:: to fall in love
|
| partire {vi}
|
:: to break
|
| partire {vt}
|
:: to divide; to cut; to separate
|
| partire {vt}
|
:: to run through
|
| partire {vt}
|
:: to draw further away
|
| partire {vt}
|
:: to share
|
| partirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of partire
|
| partirsi {v}
|
:: to separate oneself (from)
|
| partita {f}
|
:: match, game
|
| partita {f}
|
:: lot, parcel, batch, stock
|
| partita {f}
|
:: entry, item
|
| partita doppia {f}
|
:: double-entry (a method of bookkeeping in which each transaction is entered in two accounts, for debits and for credits)
|
| partita IVA {f}
|
:: VAT registration number
|
| partitamente {adv}
|
:: separately, distinctly
|
| partitante {mf}
|
:: partisan
|
| partitario {m}
|
:: ledger
|
| partita semplice {f}
|
:: single-entry (bookkeeping in one account)
|
| partita tra squadre locali {f}
|
:: local derby
|
| partitella {f}
|
:: friendly match, exhibition match
|
| partiticamente {adv}
|
:: according to (political) party; on a party basis
|
| partiticità {f}
|
:: party-mindedness
|
| partitico {adj}
|
:: party (attributive)
|
| partitino {m}
|
:: A minor political party
|
| partitismo {m}
|
:: party politics
|
| partitissima {f}
|
:: An important or decisive match
|
| partitivo {adj}
|
:: partitive
|
| partito {adj} /parˈtito/
|
:: party; divided into two equal parts vertically, per pale
|
| partito {m}
|
:: party, political party (political group)
|
| partito {m}
|
:: resolution, decision (resolution)
|
| partito {m}
|
:: match, catch (possible wife or husband)
|
| Partito Comunista Italiano {prop}
|
:: Italian Communist Party, specifically:
|
| Partito Comunista Italiano {prop}
|
:: A left-wing political party active in Italy from 1943 to 1991
|
| Partito Comunista Italiano {prop}
|
:: A left-wing political party active in Italy since 2016
|
| partitocratico {adj}
|
:: dominated by political parties
|
| partitocrazia {f}
|
:: partocracy, partitocracy, partocracy; government by political parties
|
| Partito Democratico {prop}
|
:: Any of several centre-left political parties
|
| partitona {f}
|
:: alternative form of partitone
|
| partitone {m}
|
:: A big match
|
| partitone {m}
|
:: A big political party
|
| partitore {m}
|
:: partition, divider
|
| partitura {f}
|
:: score
|
| partitura {f}
|
:: partition, division
|
| partizionamento {m}
|
:: partitioning, disk partitioning
|
| partizionante {v}
|
:: present participle of partizionare
|
| partizionare {vt}
|
:: To partition
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| partizionato {adj}
|
:: partitioned
|
| partizione {f}
|
:: partition, division
|
| partner {mf}
|
:: partner (all senses)
|
| parto {m}
|
:: childbirth, labour, parturition
|
| parto {m}
|
:: Parthian
|
| parto {adj}
|
:: Parthian
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| parto podalico {m}
|
:: breech birth
|
| partorente {v}
|
:: present participle of partorire
|
| partoriente {f}
|
:: woman in labour
|
| partorire {vt}
|
:: to give birth to
|
| partorire {vt}
|
:: to produce
|
| party {m}
|
:: party (social gathering)
|
| parure {f}
|
:: A set of matching lingerie or jewellery
|
| parusia {f}
|
:: parousia
|
| paruta {f}
|
:: appearance, aspect
|
| Paruta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| parvalbumina {f}
|
:: parvalbumin
|
| parvente {v}
|
:: present participle of parere
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| parvenu {m}
|
:: parvenu
|
| parvenza {f}
|
:: semblance
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| parvocellulare {adj}
|
:: parvocellular
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| parvolezza {f} /par.voˈlet.t͡sa/
|
:: childhood
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| parvolo {m} /ˈpar.vo.lo/
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:: synonym of pargolo
|
| parvolo {adj}
|
:: synonym of pargolo
|
| parziale {adj}
|
:: partial, limited
|
| parziale {adj}
|
:: biased
|
| parzialità {f}
|
:: partiality
|
| parzialità {f}
|
:: bias (towards or against)
|
| parzializzabile {adj}
|
:: divisible into parts
|
| parzializzante {v}
|
:: present participle of parzializzare
|
| parzializzare {vt}
|
:: to divide into parts
|
| parzializzatore {m}
|
:: shutter
|
| parzializzazione {f}
|
:: partitioning (division into parts)
|
| parzialmente {adv}
|
:: partially, partly, semi-
|
| parzialmente scremato {adj}
|
:: semi-skimmed
|
| parziarietà {f}
|
:: partition (state of being partitioned)
|
| parziario {adj}
|
:: partitioned (divided into parts)
|
| parzionaria {f}
|
:: A contract in which a person who cultivated land was allowed a share in its ownership
|
| pascal {m}
|
:: pascal
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| pascale {adj} /pasˈka.le/
|
:: obsolete form of pasquale
|
| pascaliano {adj}
|
:: Pascalian
|
| Pascarella {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pascente {v}
|
:: present participle of pascere
|
| pascentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pascersi
|
| pascer {v}
|
:: apocopic form of pascere
|
| pascere {vi}
|
:: to graze
|
| pascere {vt}
|
:: to graze on
|
| pascersi {vr}
|
:: to feed (on)
|
| pascià {m} /paˈʃa/
|
:: pasha
|
| pascialato {m}
|
:: pashaship
|
| pascialato {m}
|
:: pashadom
|
| pascialico {m}
|
:: pashalik
|
| pascimento {m}
|
:: pasture, grazing
|
| pasciona {f}
|
:: A rich harvest
|
| pasciuto {adj}
|
:: well-fed
|
| pasciutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pascersi
|
| pasco {m}
|
:: pasture
|
| pasco {m}
|
:: feeding
|
| pasco {m}
|
:: food
|
| pascolante {v}
|
:: present participle of pascolare
|
| pascolare {vt}
|
:: to graze or pasture (put animals out to grass)
|
| pascolare {vi}
|
:: to graze or crop (to eat grass or herbage in the fields)
|
| pascolatico {m}
|
:: The right to graze animals (on common land)
|
| pascolativo {adj}
|
:: pasture (attributive)
|
| pascoliano {adj}
|
:: Pascolian
|
| pascolismo {m}
|
:: Pascolism
|
| pascolivo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pascolativo
|
| pascolo {m}
|
:: pasture
|
| pascolo {m}
|
:: grazing
|
| pascore {m}
|
:: synonym of primavera
|
| Pasifae {prop} /paˈsi.fa.e/
|
:: Pasiphae (mother of the Minotaur)
|
| Pasife {prop} /paˈsi.fe/
|
:: alternative form of Pasifae
|
| pasigrafia {f}
|
:: pasigraphy
|
| pasilalia {f}
|
:: pasilalia
|
| pasionaria {f}
|
:: A female fighter in a left-wing organization
|
| Pasmano {prop}
|
:: Pasmano (island)
|
| Pasolini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pasolini {prop}
|
:: Pier Paolo Pasolini - film director, journalist etc
|
| paspalo {m}
|
:: paspalum (plant of the genus Paspalum)
|
| pasqua {f}
|
:: Passover (Israelite / Jewish festival)
|
| pasqua {f}
|
:: Passover (ancient and modern Gentile Christian / Jewish Christian / Messianic Jewish festival)
|
| pasqua {f}
|
:: Easter
|
| Pasqua {f}
|
:: Passover, passover, Pasch, pasch
|
| Pasqua {f}
|
:: Easter
|
| pasquale {adj} /pasˈkwa.le/
|
:: Easter , paschal
|
| Pasquale {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pasquare {vi}
|
:: To celebrate Easter
|
| pasquarosa {f}
|
:: Whitsun, Whitsunday
|
| pasquetta {f}
|
:: Easter Monday
|
| Pasquetta {prop}
|
:: Easter Monday
|
| pasquinata {f}
|
:: pasquinade
|
| Pasquino {prop}
|
:: A talking statue in Rome
|
| passabanda {adj}
|
:: band-pass
|
| passabile {adj}
|
:: passable, acceptable, not bad, goodish
|
| passabilmente {adv}
|
:: passably, quite well
|
| passacaglia {f} /ˌpas.saˈkaʎ.ʎa/
|
:: passacaglia (historical Spanish dance)
|
| passacarte {mf}
|
:: paper-pusher
|
| passacavo {m}
|
:: fairlead
|
| passadieci {m}
|
:: A dice game in which throwing three die added to more than ten
|
| passafieno {m}
|
:: A trapdoor between a stable and the hayloft above
|
| passafili {m}
|
:: thread carrier
|
| passafina {f}
|
:: alternative form of passafino
|
| passafino {m}
|
:: synonym of passamano
|
| passafuori {m}
|
:: sprocket
|
| passafuori {m}
|
:: rafter end
|
| passagallo {m}
|
:: synonym of passacaglia
|
| passaggiere {m}
|
:: tax collector, customs officer
|
| passaggiere {m}
|
:: alternative form of passeggero
|
| passaggio {m}
|
:: passage, passing, gap
|
| passaggio {m}
|
:: transfer, transition
|
| passaggio {m}
|
:: route
|
| passaggio {m}
|
:: traffic
|
| passaggio {m}
|
:: pass
|
| passaggio {m}
|
:: aisle
|
| passaggio {m}
|
:: transit
|
| passaggio {m}
|
:: phase, stage, period, level, degree, step
|
| passaggio a livello {m}
|
:: level crossing, grade crossing
|
| Passalacqua {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| passamaneria {f}
|
:: braid, trimming
|
| passamaneria {f}
|
:: passementerie (factory and shop)
|
| passamano {m}
|
:: ribbon, bow, braiding, etc. that is applied to ornament fabric products
|
| passamano {m}
|
:: railing, handrail
|
| passamano {m}
|
:: passage of something from one hand to another of several people arranged in a chain
|
| passamanteria {f}
|
:: alternative form of passamaneria
|
| passamezzo {m} /pas.saˈmɛt.t͡so/
|
:: passamezzo (dance)
|
| passamontagna {m}
|
:: balaclava
|
| passanastro {mf}
|
:: bodkin
|
| passante {adj}
|
:: passing, through
|
| passante {adj}
|
:: passant
|
| passante {mf}
|
:: passerby
|
| passante {m}
|
:: loop (of a belt)
|
| passante {m}
|
:: road link, bypass road
|
| passante {m}
|
:: railway link
|
| passante {v}
|
:: present participle of passare
|
| passantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of passarsi
|
| passapalle {f}
|
:: A gauge used to check the size of cannonballs
|
| passaparola {m} /ˌpas.sa.paˈrɔ.la/
|
:: An order, repeated in a low voice, from one soldier to another in a series
|
| passaparola {m}
|
:: word of mouth, grapevine (spontaneous verbal communication among a group of people)
|
| passapatate {mf}
|
:: potato masher
|
| passapiede {m}
|
:: An ancient French dance
|
| passaporto {m}
|
:: passport
|
| passare {viti}
|
:: to pass (all senses)
|
| passare {vii}
|
:: to exist; to there be; to take place
|
| passare {vii}
|
:: to live experiencing difficulties; to go (through)
|
| passare {viti}
|
:: to go too far; to exceed
|
| passare {vi}
|
:: to graduate or be promoted to a higher level
|
| passare {vi}
|
:: to move on (to)
|
| passare {vti}
|
:: to go over or through
|
| passare {vti}
|
:: to rub with
|
| passare {vti}
|
:: to transfer; to move
|
| passare {vti}
|
:: to accept; to tolerate; to forgive
|
| passare {m}
|
:: passing, duration, movement
|
| passare il Rubicone {v}
|
:: to cross the Rubicon
|
| passare le acque {v}
|
:: To take the waters
|
| passarsela {v}
|
:: to live at a certain condition of well-being; to fare; to be doing
|
| passarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of passare
|
| passarsi {vr}
|
:: to exchange things between people
|
| passarsi {vr}
|
:: to infect
|
| passaruota {m}
|
:: wheelhouse
|
| passata {f}
|
:: glance, look
|
| passata {f}
|
:: tomato purée, pureed tomatoes
|
| passata {f}
|
:: puree
|
| passatella {m}
|
:: drinking game in osteria
|
| passatello {adj}
|
:: elderly
|
| passatello {m}
|
:: (especially in plural) A form of pasta served in a broth
|
| passatempo {m}
|
:: pastime, hobby
|
| passatempo {m}
|
:: toy, plaything
|
| passatismo {m}
|
:: traditionalism
|
| passatista {mf}
|
:: traditionalist
|
| passatistico {adj}
|
:: antiquated
|
| passato {m}
|
:: past (time before the present)
|
| passato {m}
|
:: past tense
|
| passato {m}
|
:: purée (especially of tomato)
|
| passato {adj}
|
:: last
|
| passato {adj}
|
:: past
|
| passatoia {f}
|
:: runner (long, narrow carpet for stairs or hall)
|
| passatoio {m}
|
:: stepping stone
|
| passato progressivo {m}
|
:: indicative past continuous tense
|
| passato prossimo {m}
|
:: The present perfect tense, the past tense
|
| passatore {m}
|
:: passer
|
| passatore {m}
|
:: ferryman
|
| passatore {m}
|
:: guide
|
| passato remoto {m}
|
:: past historic tense, past historic
|
| passatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of passarsi
|
| passatrice {f}
|
:: pulper (typically for fruit)
|
| passatura {f}
|
:: The mending of a hole in fabric by darning
|
| passatutto {m}
|
:: Variant of passaverdura
|
| passavedute {m} /pas.sa.veˈdu.te/
|
:: slide changer
|
| passaverdura {n}
|
:: food mill, vegetable mill
|
| passavia {m}
|
:: synonym of cavalcavia
|
| Passavia {prop}
|
:: Passavia (city)
|
| passavivande {m}
|
:: service hatch (in a restaurant etc)
|
| passavivande {m}
|
:: hatch
|
| passavogare {vi}
|
:: To row very quickly
|
| passavolante {m}
|
:: A cannon that threw projectiles a great distance
|
| passeggero {adj}
|
:: passing
|
| passeggero {adj}
|
:: transient
|
| passeggero {m}
|
:: passenger
|
| passeggiamento {m}
|
:: alternative form of passeggiata
|
| passeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of passeggiare
|
| passeggiare {vi}
|
:: to walk, to take a walk, to promenade, to stroll
|
| passeggiare {vt}
|
:: to walk
|
| passeggiata {f}
|
:: walk, stroll, promenade (act)
|
| passeggiata {f}
|
:: public walk, promenade (place)
|
| passeggiata {f}
|
:: piece of cake, cinch, doddle, picnic
|
| passeggiatina {f}
|
:: Short stroll
|
| passeggiatore {m}
|
:: walker
|
| passeggiatrice {f}
|
:: streetwalker, prostitute
|
| passeggiero {adj}
|
:: alternative form of passeggero
|
| passeggino {m}
|
:: (baby stroller) stroller, pushchair
|
| passeggio {m}
|
:: (the act of walking/strolling) walk, stroll, promenade
|
| passeggio {m}
|
:: (place) public walk, promenade
|
| passemezzo {m} /pas.seˈmɛt.t͡so/
|
:: alternative form of passamezzo
|
| passente {v}
|
:: present participle of passire
|
| passe-partout {m} /pasparˈtu/
|
:: skeleton key, master key
|
| passe-partout {m}
|
:: mat (thick paper or paperboard border used to inset and center the contents of a frame)
|
| passepartout {m} /pasparˈtu/
|
:: alternative spelling of passe-partout
|
| passera {f}
|
:: hedge sparrow, dunnock (Prunella modularis)
|
| passera {f}
|
:: pussy (pubic hair)
|
| passeraceo {adj}
|
:: passerine
|
| passera d'Italia {f}
|
:: Italian sparrow
|
| passeraio {m}
|
:: chattering (typically of sparrows))
|
| passera lagia {f}
|
:: rock sparrow
|
| passera mattugia {f}
|
:: tree sparrow (Passer montanus)
|
| passera sarda {f}
|
:: Spanish sparrow (Passer hispaniolensis)
|
| passera scopaiola {f}
|
:: dunnock
|
| passera spagnola {f}
|
:: Spanish sparrow (Passer hispaniolensis)
|
| passerella {f}
|
:: footbridge, walkway, boardwalk
|
| passerella {f}
|
:: gangway (of a ship)
|
| passerella {f}
|
:: catwalk
|
| passerella {f}
|
:: runway (a narrow platform extending from a stage on which people walk, especially used by models in fashion shows)
|
| passerella d'imbarco {f}
|
:: gangway
|
| passeriforme {m}
|
:: passerine
|
| passerino {m}
|
:: A cable used to transship people or goods
|
| passerio {m}
|
:: alternative form of passeraio
|
| passero {m} /ˈpassero/
|
:: sparrow
|
| passero domestico {m}
|
:: house sparrow
|
| passero italiano {m}
|
:: Italian sparrow
|
| passero lagio {m}
|
:: rock sparrow
|
| passero mattugio {m}
|
:: tree sparrow (Passer montanus)
|
| passero solitario {m}
|
:: blue rock thrush
|
| passerotto {m}
|
:: A young sparrow
|
| passetta {f}
|
:: needle threader
|
| passettino {m}
|
:: A small step
|
| passetto {m}
|
:: A premetric unit of length
|
| passibile {adj}
|
:: liable, subject
|
| passibilità {f}
|
:: liability
|
| passiflora {f}
|
:: passionflower (of genus Passiflora)
|
| passino {m}
|
:: sieve, strainer, colander
|
| passionale {adj}
|
:: of passion
|
| passionale {adj}
|
:: passionate, excitable
|
| passionalità {f}
|
:: passionality (the essence of passion)
|
| passionalmente {adv}
|
:: with passion
|
| passionalmente {adv}
|
:: passionately, excitably
|
| passionario {m}
|
:: passionary
|
| passionatamente {adv}
|
:: passionately
|
| passionato {adj}
|
:: passionate (in all senses)
|
| passione {f}
|
:: passion, love, addiction
|
| passione {f}
|
:: fervour, enthusiasm
|
| passione {f}
|
:: suffering, grief, (religion) passion
|
| passione {f}
|
:: bug
|
| passionevole {adj}
|
:: compassionate
|
| passionista {m}
|
:: Passionist
|
| passire {vi}
|
:: to wither, shrivel
|
| Passirio {prop}
|
:: Passirio (river)
|
| passista {mf}
|
:: all-rounder, rouleur
|
| passito {m}
|
:: Any of several more alcoholic wines obtained by first drying the grapes on rush matting
|
| passivamente {adv}
|
:: passively
|
| passivante {adj}
|
:: passive
|
| passivante {v}
|
:: present participle of passivare
|
| passivare {vt}
|
:: To passivate
|
| passivazione {f}
|
:: passivation
|
| passivismo {m}
|
:: passivism
|
| passività {f}
|
:: passivity, passiveness
|
| passività {f}
|
:: liabilities
|
| passivo {adj}
|
:: passive
|
| passivo {m}
|
:: passive voice
|
| passivo {m}
|
:: liabilities
|
| passo {m} /ˈpasso/
|
:: footstep (sound)
|
| passo {m}
|
:: footprint
|
| passo {m}
|
:: step
|
| passo {m}
|
:: pace
|
| passo {m}
|
:: passage (of text)
|
| passo {m}
|
:: gauge (film size)
|
| passo {m}
|
:: pitch (distance between evenly spaced objects)
|
| passo {m}
|
:: wheelbase
|
| passo {m}
|
:: mountain pass
|
| passo {m}
|
:: backlash
|
| passo {adj}
|
:: dried
|
| passo a passo {adv}
|
:: step by step, little by little, gradually
|
| passo carrabile {m}
|
:: A section of pavement (sidewalk) between the entrance to a building and the roadway, often having a bevelled kerb, over which motor vehicles are allowed to travel
|
| passo carrabile {m}
|
:: A sign, usually on the entrance, warning of this official designation, implying no parking
|
| passo di lumaca {m}
|
:: snail's pace (idiomatic) A very slow pace
|
| passo di montagna {m}
|
:: mountain pass
|
| passo falso {m}
|
:: a faux pas
|
| password {f} /ˈpasːword/
|
:: password
|
| pasta {f}
|
:: paste
|
| pasta {f}
|
:: pasta, noodles
|
| pasta {f}
|
:: dough
|
| pasta {f}
|
:: cake, tart
|
| pasta {f}
|
:: texture
|
| pasta abrasiva {f}
|
:: abrasive paste (for polishing or grinding)
|
| pasta acida {f}
|
:: sourdough
|
| pasta al forno {f}
|
:: A dish of pasta baked in the oven with a sauce
|
| pasta al forno alla siciliana {f}
|
:: A ringlet form of pasta traditionally eaten with a sauce made with peas, fried melanzane-aubergines, basil, parmesan cheese)
|
| pasta alimentare {f}
|
:: edible pasta (legal definition - often having to be made from specified flour and to have specified characteristics)
|
| pasta alla gricia {n}
|
:: A dish of rigatoni with a sauce (similar to all'amatriciana but without the tomato) of guanciale, pepper, salt and pecorino cheese
|
| pasta alla norma {n}
|
:: Sicilian pasta dressed with fried eggplants, salt ricotta, a tomato sauce and olive oil
|
| pasta alla Norma {n}
|
:: Sicilian pasta dressed with fried eggplants, salt ricotta, a tomato sauce and olive oil
|
| pasta all'uovo {f}
|
:: egg pasta
|
| pasta asciutta {f}
|
:: Variant of pastasciutta
|
| pasta brisée {f}
|
:: pâte brisée (shortcrust pastry made with butter)
|
| pasta casereccia {n}
|
:: homemade pasta
|
| pasta chimica {f}
|
:: wood paste (for making paper)
|
| pasta con le sarde {n}
|
:: a Sicilian dish of pasta served with a sauce containing sardines, anchovies, fennel, raisins, pine nuts and saffron
|
| pasta cresciuta {f}
|
:: A form of batter used to coat food before deep frying
|
| pasta da carta {f}
|
:: wood paste (or paste from recycled paper; used to make paper and cardboard)
|
| pasta di alluminio {f}
|
:: Finely triturated aluminium used for making metallic paint
|
| pasta di fondo {f}
|
:: The matrix of fine particles the fills the space between mineral particles in rocks
|
| pasta di Gragnano {n}
|
:: A high quality handmade pasta with bronze wire drawing of century tradition produced in Gragnano Campania region Italy
|
| pasta di legno {f}
|
:: wood paste (for making paper)
|
| pasta di mandorle {f}
|
:: almond paste, marzipan made without egg white
|
| pasta di paglia {f}
|
:: A paste obtained by the chemical treatment of straw - used to make cardboard etc
|
| pasta di stracci {f}
|
:: A paste made from treating rags; used for making paper etc
|
| pasta di vetro {f}
|
:: metal (molten glass, cooled enough to be formed into articles)
|
| pasta d'uomo {f}
|
:: a good man
|
| pasta e fagioli {f} /ˌpa.sta e‿f.faˈdʒɔ.li/
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:: pasta e fagioli, pasta fazool (soup made with pasta and beans)
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| pasta fresca {f}
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:: fresh pasta (that takes just a couple of minutes to boil)
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| pasta frolla {f}
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:: shortcrust pastry
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| pastafrolla {f}
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:: alternative form of pasta frolla
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| pasta glutinata {f}
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:: Dietary pasta rich in gluten
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| pastaia {f}
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:: female equivalent of pastaio
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| pastaio {m}
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:: pasta maker
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| pastaio {m}
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:: pasta seller
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| pastaio {m}
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:: worker at a pasta factory
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| pasta madre {f}
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:: sourdough
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| pasta 'ncasciata {f}
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:: A Sicilian dish of baked pasta and aubergines
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| pastasciutta {f}
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:: pasta
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| pastasciuttaia {f}
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:: female equivalent of pastasciuttaio
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| pastasciuttaio {m}
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:: big pasta eater
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| pasta sfoglia {f}
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:: puff pastry, flaky pastry
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| pastasfoglia {f}
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:: alternative form of pasta sfoglia
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| pasta verde agli spinaci {n}
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:: long, flat ribbons of green-coloured pasta, originally from Emilia-Romagna, sliced from a rolled-out sheet where the main ingredient in the dough is spinach
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| pastecca {f}
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:: A type of pulley block that opens on hinges to allow quick access to the rope
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| pasteggiabile {adj}
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:: table (attributive, of a wine)
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| pasteggiamento {m}
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:: dining
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| pasteggiante {v}
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:: present participle of pasteggiare
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| pasteggiare {vi}
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:: to consume a meal (with); to dine
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| pastella {f}
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:: batter
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| pastellista {mf}
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:: pastellist
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| pastello {m}
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:: pastel
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| pastello {adj}
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:: pastel
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| pastellone {f}
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:: A type of hard flooring similar to terrazzo
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| pastetta {f}
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:: Variant of pastella
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| pastetta {f}
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:: scam
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| pasteurellosi {f}
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:: pasteurellosis
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| pasteurizzare {v}
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:: alternative form of pastorizzare
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| pasticca {f}
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:: tablet, pill, lozenge
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| pasticcera {f}
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:: Variant of pasticciera
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| pasticcere {m}
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:: Variant of pasticciere
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| pasticceria {f}
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:: cakes and pastries
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| pasticceria {f}
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:: cake shop, confectioner's (shop)
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| pasticceria {f}
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:: confectionery
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| pasticceria mignon {f}
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:: cakes and pastries (small in size)
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| pasticciaccio {m}
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:: awful mess
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| pasticciante {v}
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:: present participle of pasticciare
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| pasticciare {vt}
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:: To mess up or make a mess of
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| pasticciare {vi}
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:: To make a mess, to muddle, to mess around
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| pasticciera {f}
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:: female equivalent of pasticciere
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| pasticciere {m}
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:: pastrymaker
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| pasticciere {m}
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:: confectioner
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| pasticcino {m}
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:: petit four (small cake generally eaten at the end of a meal)
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| pasticcio {m} /pasˈtit.t͡ʃo/
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:: pie, pasty
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| pasticcio {m}
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:: mess, confusion
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| pasticcio {m}
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:: relief
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| pasticcio {m}
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:: pastiche
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| pasticcio {m}
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:: jam
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| pasticciona {f}
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:: bungler
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| pasticciona {f}
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:: butterfingers
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| pasticciona {f}
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:: messy person
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| pasticcione {adj}
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:: bungling
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| pasticcione {adj}
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:: clumsy
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| pasticcione {m}
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:: bungler
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| pasticcione {m}
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:: butterfingers
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| pasticcione {m}
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:: messy person
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| pasticciotto {m} /pa.stitˈtʃɔt.to/
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:: pasticciotto (Italian pastry filled with custard or ricotta)
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| pastiera {f} /paˈstjɛ.ra/
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:: pastiera (Neapolitan Easter tart)
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| pastificante {v}
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:: present participle of pastificare
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| pastificare {vi}
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:: To make pasta (especially as an industrial process)
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| pastificatore {m}
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:: pasta maker (commercial)
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| pastificazione {f}
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:: pasta making (commercial)
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| pastificazione {f}
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:: pastification
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| pastificio {m}
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:: pasta factory
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| pastiglia {f}
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:: pastille, lozenge
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| pastiglia {f}
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:: ellipsis of pastiglia dei freni; brake pad
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| pastigliare {v}
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:: To tablet
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| pastigliatrice {f}
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:: tablet press
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| pastigliera {f}
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:: A device in which scented tablets are burnt
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| pastiglietta {f}
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:: a small pastille or lozenge
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| pastina {f}
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:: Small piece of pasta used in soups etc
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| pastinaca {f}
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:: parsnip (plant or vegetable)
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| pastinaca {f}
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:: stingray
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| pastinaca comune {f}
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:: stingray
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| Pastine {prop}
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:: surname
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| pasto {m} /ˈpasto/
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:: meal
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| pastocchia {f}
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:: deception
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| pastocchia {f}
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:: lie
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| pastocchione {m}
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:: alternative form of pacioccone
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| pasto completo {m}
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:: square meal
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| pastoia {f}
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:: hobble
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| pastoia {f}
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:: fetters, shackles
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| pastone {m}
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:: mush, hogwash, pigwash, pigswill, swill
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| pastone {m}
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:: chicken feed
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| pastone {m}
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:: hodgepodge
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| pastone {m}
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:: newspaper article formed from articles in other papers
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| pastonista {mf}
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:: An editor of articles gleaned from other newspapers
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| pastora {f}
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:: female equivalent of pastore
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| pastorale {adj}
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:: pastoral
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| pastorale {adj}
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:: bucolic
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| pastorale {adj}
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:: rural
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| pastorale {f}
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:: pastoral (letter)
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| pastorale {f}
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:: pastorale
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| pastorale {m}
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:: crook, crosier
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| pastoralmente {adv}
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:: pastorally
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| pastoralmente {adv}
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:: bucolically
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| pastore {m}
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:: shepherd
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| pastore {m}
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:: minister, pastor, parson (a protestant minister)
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| pastorella {f}
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:: Young shepherdess
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| pastorella {f}
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:: A type of song sung by troubadors about young shepherdesses
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| pastorella {f}
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:: Christmas music played on the bagpipes through the street, on on the organ in church
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| pastorelleria {f}
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:: Arcadian poetry or song
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| pastorello {m}
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:: shepherd boy
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| pastore tedesco {m}
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:: German shepherd, Alsatian
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| pastorizia {f}
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:: The rearing of sheep; shepherding
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| pastorizio {adj}
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:: sheep-rearing (attributive)
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| pastorizzante {v}
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:: present participle of pastorizzare
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| pastorizzare {vt}
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:: to pasteurize
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| pastorizzato {adj}
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:: pasteurized
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| pastorizzatore {m}
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:: pasteurizer (machine or its operator)
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| pastorizzazione {f}
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:: pasteurization
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| pastosità {f}
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:: doughiness
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| pastoso {adj}
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:: doughy, pasty
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| pastoso {adj}
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:: mellow
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| pastoso {adj}
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:: dense
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| pastranella {f}
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:: A heavy coat once worn by coachmen
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| pastrano {m}
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:: greatcoat
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| pastricciano {m}
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:: carrot
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| pastrocchiare {v}
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:: to muddle
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| pastrocchio {m} /pasˈtrɔk.kjo/
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:: hotchpotch
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| pastrocchio {m}
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:: muddle
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| pastrocchio {m}
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:: botch
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| pastume {m}
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:: chicken feed
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| pastume {m}
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:: simple food based on pasta
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| pastura {f}
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:: pasture, grazing
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| pastura {f}
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:: bait (for fish)
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| pasturale {adj}
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:: pastoral
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| pasturale {m}
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:: pastern (bone)
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| pasturante {v}
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:: present participle of pasturare
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| pasturare {vt}
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:: to pasture or graze
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| pasturare {v}
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:: To scatter bait on the water
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| pasturazione {f}
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:: The scattering of bait on the surface of water in order to attract fish
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| -pata {suffix}
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:: -path
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| patacca {f}
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:: junk, piece of junk, fake
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| patacca {f}
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:: medal, decoration
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| patacca {f}
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:: grease spot or stain
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| patacca {f}
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:: cunt, pussy
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| pataccaro {m}
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:: duffer, swindler
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| pataccata {f}
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:: swindle, fraud
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| pataccone {m}
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:: junk (fake object)
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| pataccone {m}
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:: slob
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| pataffio {m}
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:: alternative form of epitaffio
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| pataffione {m}
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:: big, fat, clumsy and bumptious guy
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| pataffione {m}
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:: bighead, bigwig, swellhead, egotist
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| pataffione {m}
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:: stuffed shirt
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| patafisica {f}
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:: pataphysics
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| patagio {m}
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:: patagium
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| patagone {adj}
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:: Patagonian
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| patagone {mf}
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:: Patagonian
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| patanfione {m}
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:: alternative form of pataffione
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| patapum {m}
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:: thud, bang
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| patapum {m}
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:: boom (noise)
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| pataracchio {m}
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:: alternative form of pateracchio
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| patarasso {m}
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:: caulking iron
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| patarazzo {m}
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:: alternative form of paterazzo
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| pataria {f}
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:: An eleventh-century religious movement in Milan
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| patarinico {adj}
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:: Patarine
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| patarino {adj}
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:: Paterine
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| patarino {m}
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:: Paterine
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| patassio {m}
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:: hubbub, buzz
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| patata {f} /paˈta.ta/
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:: potato
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| patata {f}
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:: pussy (vagina)
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| patata americana {f}
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:: sweet potato
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| patata del Canada {f}
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:: synonym of topinambur
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| patata dolce {f}
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:: sweet potato
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| patata fritta {f}
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:: fry, chip, (US) french fry
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| patataia {f} /pa.taˈta.ja/
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:: feminine noun of patataio
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| patataio {m} /pa.taˈta.jo/
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:: One who sells potatoes, especially as a peddler
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| patataio {m}
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:: One who eats potatoes often; one who likes potatoes very much
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| pataticoltore {m}
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:: potato grower
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| pataticoltura {f}
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:: potato cultivation
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| patatina {f}
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:: diminutive of patata
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| patatina {f}
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:: crisp#Noun
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| patatina {f}
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:: chip (UK), french fry (US)
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| patatina fritta {f}
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:: fry, chip, (US) french fry
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| patatrac {m}
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:: crash (sound and event)
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| patatrac {m}
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:: collapse, cave-in
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| patatucco {m}
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:: simpleton, blockhead
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| patavinità {f}
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:: Patavine character or quality
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| patavino {adj}
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:: Patavine
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| patavino {adj}
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:: Paduan
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| patchwork {m}
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:: patchwork (all senses)
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| pate {m} /ˈpa.te/
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:: father
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| paté {m}
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:: pâté, pate
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| patefatto {adj}
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:: manifest, clear
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| patella {f}
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:: patella, kneecap, rotula
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| patella {f}
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:: limpet
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| patellare {adj}
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:: patellar
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| patema {m}
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:: anxiety
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| patena {f}
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:: paten
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| patentare {v}
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:: to give a licence
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| patentato {adj}
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:: licensed, certified
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| patentato {adj}
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:: permitted
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| patentato {adj}
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:: utter, thorough, patent (nonsense etc)
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| patente {f} /paˈtɛnte/
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:: licence, permit
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| patente {adj}
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:: obvious
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| patente di guida {f}
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:: driver's license
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| patentemente {adv}
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:: evidently, clearly, openly, patently
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| patentino {m}
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:: temporary or provisional licence
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| pateracchio {m}
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:: pact, covenant (especially a type of marriage contract)
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| pateracchio {m}
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:: muddle
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| pateracchio {m}
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:: Variant of pataracchio
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| paterazzo {m}
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:: backstay
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| patereccio {m}
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:: whitlow, paronychia
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| paterino {adj}
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:: alternative form of patarino
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| paterino {m}
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:: alternative form of patarino
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| paternale {f}
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:: rebuke, reprimand, scolding
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| paternale {f}
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:: lecture (solemn rebuke)
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| paternalismo {m}
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:: paternalism
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| paternalista {adj}
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:: paternalistic, paternalist
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| paternalista {mf}
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:: paternalist
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| paternalisticamente {adv}
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:: paternalistically
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| paternalistico {adj}
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:: paternalistic
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| paternamente {adv}
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:: paternally, fatherly
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| paternità {f}
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:: paternity, fatherhood, parenthood
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| paternità {f}
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:: authorship
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| paterno {adj}
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:: paternal, father's, fatherly
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| paternostro {m}
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:: paternoster
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| paternostro {m}
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:: rosary
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| pateticamente {adv}
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:: pathetically
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| pateticità {f}
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:: pathetic character
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| patetico {adj}
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:: pathetic, pitiful
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| patetico {adj}
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:: (of a play) moving
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| patetico {adj}
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:: (rare) with pathos
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| patetico {m}
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:: sentimentalism
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| pateticone {m}
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:: A pathetic person
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| pateticume {m}
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:: cloyingness (excessive sentimentality)
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| -patia {suffix}
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:: (feeling or passion) -pathy
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| -patia {suffix}
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:: -pathy
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| patibile {adj}
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:: tolerable
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| patibolare {adj}
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:: sinister
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| patibolare {adj}
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:: gallows (attributive)
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| patibolo {m} /paˈti.bo.lo/
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:: scaffold, gallows
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| -patico {suffix}
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:: -pathic
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| patico {adj}
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:: alternative form of epatico
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| patimento {m}
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:: suffering, plaguing
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| patina {f} /ˈpa.ti.na/
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:: A patina (of age)
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| patina {f}
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:: A coat, film, glaze, size, patina
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| patinante {v}
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:: present participle of patinare
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| patinare {vt}
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:: To coat, glaze, size or patinate
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| patinato {adj}
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:: glossy, glazed, slick, patinated
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| patinato {adj}
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:: that only has an external or apparent perfection; superficial, fake
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| patinatore {m}
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:: sizer (in paper making)
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| patinatrice {f}
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:: sizer (machine)
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| patinatura {f}
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:: patination
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| patinatura {f}
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:: coating, glazing (of paper)
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| patinoso {adj}
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:: patinated
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| patinoso {adj}
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:: furred
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| patire {vt} /paˈti.re/
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:: to undergo, to receive, to endure
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| patire {vt}
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:: to allow; to tolerate
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| patire {vt}
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:: to suffer, to endure
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| patire {v}
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:: to suffer from
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| patire {vi}
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:: to suffer
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| patire {vi}
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:: to undergo discomfort or unpleasantness
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| patire {vi}
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:: to feel bad
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| patire {vi}
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:: to be damaged; to waste away
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| patire {m}
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:: suffering
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| patire {v}
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:: to digest
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| patito {adj}
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:: run down, wan
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| patito {m}
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:: fan, lover
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| Patmo {prop}
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:: Patmos
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| pato- {prefix}
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:: patho-
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| patofisiologia {f}
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:: pathophysiology
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| patofisiologico {adj}
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:: pathophysiologic, pathophysiological
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| patofobia {f}
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:: pathophobia
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| patogenesi {f}
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:: pathogenesis
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| patogenetico {adj}
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:: pathogenetic
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| patogenicità {f}
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:: pathogenicity
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| patogenico {adj}
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:: pathogenic
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| patogeno {adj}
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:: pathogenic
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| patogeno {m}
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:: pathogen
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| patognomonico {adj}
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:: pathognomonic
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| patois {m}
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:: patois
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| patologa {f}
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:: female equivalent of patologo
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| patologia {f}
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:: pathology
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| patologia {f}
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:: disease
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| patologia {f}
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:: malfunction, especially the breakdown of society
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| patologicamente {adv}
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:: pathologically
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| patologico {adj}
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:: pathological, pathologic
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| patologo {m}
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:: pathologist
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| patos {m}
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:: pathos
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| Patrasso {prop}
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:: Patras
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| patre {m} /ˈpa.tre/
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:: obsolete form of padre
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| patria {f}
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:: one's native land or country
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| patria {f}
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:: homeland, fatherland
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| patriarca {m}
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:: patriarch
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| patriarcale {adj}
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:: patriarchal
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| patriarcalmente {adv}
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:: patriarchally
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| patriarcato {m}
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:: patriarchy
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| patriarcato {m}
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:: patriarchate
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| patriarchio {m}
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:: patriarchate, patriarchy
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| patricidio {m}
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:: alternative form of parricidio
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| patrigno {m}
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:: stepfather
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| patrilignaggio {m}
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:: patrilineage
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| patrilineare {adj}
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:: patrilineal
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| patrilinearità {f}
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:: patrilineality
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| patrilineo {adj}
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:: alternative form of patrilineare
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| patrilocale {adj}
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:: patrilocal
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| patrilocalità {f}
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:: patrilocality
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| patrimo {adj} /ˈpa.tri.mo/
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:: Having a living father
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| patrimoniale {adj}
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:: patrimonial
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| patrimonialmente {adv}
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:: patrimonially
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| patrimonio {m}
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:: estate, property
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| patrimonio {m}
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:: wealth
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| patrimonio {m}
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:: fortune
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| patrimonio {m}
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:: heritage
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| patrio {adj}
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:: native
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| patrio {adj}
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:: of one's country
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| patrio {adj}
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:: paternal
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| patrionimico {adj}
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:: patrionymic
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| patrionimico {m}
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:: patrionym
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| patriota {mf}
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:: patriot
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| patriotardo {adj}
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:: alternative form of patriottardo
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| patriotico {adj}
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:: alternative spelling of patriottico
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| patriotta {mf}
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:: alternative form of patriota
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| patriottardo {adj}
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:: jingoistic
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| patriotticamente {adv}
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:: patriotically
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| patriottico {adj}
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:: patriotic
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| patriottismo {m}
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:: patriotism
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| patriotto {m}
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:: alternative form of patriota
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| patristica {f}
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:: patristics
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| patristico {adj}
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:: patristic
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| Patrizia {prop}
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:: given name
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| patriziale {adj}
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:: patrician
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| patriziato {m}
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:: patriciate
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| patriziato {m}
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:: aristocracy
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| patrizio {adj}
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:: patrician
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| patrizio {m}
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:: patrician
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| Patrizio {prop}
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:: given name
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| patrizzare {v}
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:: synonym of padreggiare
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| patrocinante {v}
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:: present participle of patrocinare
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| patrocinare {vt}
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:: to defend, patronize
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| patrocinare {vt}
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:: to support
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| patrocinatore {m}
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:: defence counsel, defence attorney
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| patrocinatore {m}
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:: sponsor, supporter, patron
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| patrocinio {m}
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:: patronage
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| Patroclo {prop}
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:: Patroclus
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| patrollatore {m}
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:: patroller
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| patrologia {f}
|
:: patrology
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| patrologico {adj}
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:: patrological, patrologic
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| patrologo {m}
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:: patrologist
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| patron {m}
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:: patron (of a sports event etc)
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| patron {m}
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:: pattern (paper, for knitting)
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| patrona {f}
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:: patron saint
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| patronale {adj}
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:: patron saint (attributive)
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| patronale {adj}
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:: patron (attributive)
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| patronato {m}
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:: patronage
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| patronessa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of patrono
|
| patronimia {f}
|
:: patronymy
|
| patronimicamente {adv}
|
:: patronymically
|
| patronimico {adj}
|
:: patronymic
|
| patronimico {m}
|
:: patronymic
|
| patrono {m}
|
:: patron saint
|
| patrono {m}
|
:: patron, supporter, protector
|
| patrono {m}
|
:: benefactor, patron
|
| patta {f}
|
:: flap (of a pocket)
|
| patta {f}
|
:: fly (of trousers)
|
| patta {f}
|
:: draw, tie (sports)
|
| pattare {v}
|
:: synonym of impattare
|
| patteggiabile {adj}
|
:: negotiable
|
| patteggiamento {m}
|
:: plea bargaining
|
| patteggiamento {m}
|
:: bargaining
|
| patteggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of patteggiare
|
| patteggiare {vti}
|
:: to negotiate (with)
|
| patteggiare {vti}
|
:: to (come to a) compromise
|
| patteggiatore {m}
|
:: negotiator
|
| pattina {f}
|
:: A felt pad worn on the feet when walking on a polished floor
|
| pattina {f}
|
:: potholder
|
| pattinaggio {m}
|
:: skating
|
| pattinamento {m}
|
:: wheelspin
|
| pattinamento {m}
|
:: skid
|
| pattinante {v}
|
:: present participle of pattinare
|
| pattinare {vi}
|
:: to skate
|
| pattinare {vi}
|
:: to skid
|
| pattinatoio {m}
|
:: ice rink
|
| pattinatoio {m}
|
:: roller skating rink
|
| pattinatore {m}
|
:: skater (person who skates)
|
| pattinatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pattinatore
|
| pattino {m} /ˈpat.ti.no/
|
:: skate
|
| pattino {m}
|
:: skid (ski-shaped runner under an aircraft for landing and taking off)
|
| pattino {m}
|
:: A slipper or a similar piece of footwear
|
| pattino {m} /patˈti.no/
|
:: A type of recreational watercraft consisting of two parallel floaters joined together, propelled by oars
|
| pattinodromo {m}
|
:: skating rink
|
| pattista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of the Segni Pact
|
| pattiziamente {adv}
|
:: pactionally
|
| pattizio {adj}
|
:: pactional
|
| patto {m}
|
:: pact, agreement
|
| patto di riscatto {m}
|
:: an agreement in which a seller can regain a sold good by refunding the price
|
| pattona {f}
|
:: polenta made from chestnut-flour
|
| pattonaio {m}
|
:: A person who sells or eats pattona
|
| pattonaio {m}
|
:: A clumsy person
|
| pattovire {v}
|
:: synonym of pattuire
|
| pattuente {v}
|
:: present participle of pattuire
|
| pattuglia {f}
|
:: patrol
|
| pattugliamento {m}
|
:: patrolling
|
| pattugliante {v}
|
:: present participle of pattugliare
|
| pattugliare {vt}
|
:: to patrol
|
| pattugliatore {m}
|
:: patrolman
|
| pattugliatore {m}
|
:: patrol boat
|
| pattuire {vt}
|
:: To agree, settle, negotiate or stipulate
|
| pattuito {adj}
|
:: agreed, settled, stipulated
|
| pattuito {m}
|
:: terms, agreement, agreed sum
|
| pattuizione {f}
|
:: agreement, pact
|
| pattumaio {m}
|
:: tip (place full of rubbish)
|
| pattume {m}
|
:: garbage, trash, rubbish
|
| pattumiera {f}
|
:: garbage can, trash can, rubbish bin
|
| patulina {f}
|
:: patulin
|
| paturnia {f}
|
:: The blues
|
| paturnie {fp}
|
:: angst, blues, dumps
|
| paucità {f}
|
:: paucity
|
| paulista {adj}
|
:: Pauline
|
| paulista {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to São Paulo or its inhabitants
|
| paulista {mf}
|
:: native or inhabitant of São Paulo
|
| paulonia {f}
|
:: foxglove tree (of genus Paulownia)
|
| pauperismo {m}
|
:: pauperism
|
| pauperistico {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to pauperism; pauperistic
|
| pauperizzazione {f}
|
:: pauperisation
|
| paupero {m}
|
:: pauper
|
| paupulante {v}
|
:: present participle of paupulare
|
| paupulare {vi}
|
:: To call (especially of a peacock)
|
| paura {f} /paˈu.ra/
|
:: fear
|
| paura {f}
|
:: worry, anxiety
|
| paura {f}
|
:: a (bad) feeling
|
| paurometabolo {adj}
|
:: paurometabolous
|
| paurosamente {adv}
|
:: frighteningly
|
| paurosamente {adv}
|
:: fearfully
|
| pauroso {adj}
|
:: fearful, scary
|
| pauroso {adj}
|
:: frightful, shocking, incredible, terrible
|
| pausa {f} /ˈpau.za/
|
:: pause, break, stop, interval
|
| pausa {f}
|
:: rest
|
| Pausania {prop}
|
:: Pausanias
|
| pausario {m}
|
:: The person on an Ancient Roman galley that beat time with a drum
|
| Pausini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pausini {prop}
|
:: Laura Pausini, Italian singer
|
| Pavanello {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pavarotti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pavarotti {prop}
|
:: Luciano Pavarotti, Italian lyrical singer
|
| pavé {m}
|
:: cobblestone
|
| pavé {m}
|
:: cobblestone road
|
| paventante {v}
|
:: present participle of paventare
|
| paventare {vi} /pa.venˈta.re/
|
:: to dread
|
| paventare {vi}
|
:: to have suspicion, suspect
|
| paventare {vt}
|
:: to dread, fear
|
| paventare {vi}
|
:: to shy
|
| paventato {adj}
|
:: dreaded
|
| pavento {m} /paˈvɛn.to/
|
:: fear, fright
|
| paventosamente {adv}
|
:: timidly, fearfully
|
| paventoso {adj}
|
:: timorous, timid, fearful
|
| pavera {f} /paˈvɛ.ra/
|
:: Name of several kinds of water plants, such as sedges, reedmaces, rushes etc
|
| pavera {f}
|
:: A floating lure used in duck hunting
|
| pavesante {v}
|
:: present participle of pavesare
|
| pavesare {vt}
|
:: to decorate, deck, adorn
|
| pavesare {vt}
|
:: to dress (with flags)
|
| pavesario {m}
|
:: alternative form of palvesario
|
| pavesata {f}
|
:: bunting, flags
|
| pavese {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Pavia
|
| pavese {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Pavia or its inhabitants
|
| pavese {m}
|
:: bunting (decoration)
|
| Pavia {prop} /paˈviːa/
|
:: Pavia (province)
|
| Pavia {prop}
|
:: Pavia (capital city)
|
| pavidamente {adv}
|
:: fearfully, timidly, pavidly
|
| pavidità {f}
|
:: fearfulness, timidity
|
| pavido {adj}
|
:: fearful, timid, pavid
|
| paviera {f} /paˈvjɛ.ra/
|
:: alternative form of pavera
|
| paviglione {f}
|
:: alternative form of padiglione
|
| pavimentale {adj}
|
:: floor (attributive)
|
| pavimentante {v}
|
:: present participle of pavimentare
|
| pavimentare {vt}
|
:: to pave
|
| pavimentare {vt}
|
:: to floor
|
| pavimentatore {m}
|
:: paver, paviour (person)
|
| pavimentatrice {f}
|
:: paver (road paving machine)
|
| pavimentazione {f}
|
:: paving
|
| pavimentazione {f}
|
:: flooring
|
| pavimentazione {f}
|
:: tessellation
|
| pavimentazione stradale {f}
|
:: pavement (road surface)
|
| pavimentista {m}
|
:: paver, paviour (person)
|
| pavimento {m}
|
:: floor
|
| pavimentoso {adj}
|
:: squamous
|
| pavimentoso {adj}
|
:: scale or tile (attributive)
|
| pavimento stradale {m}
|
:: pavement (road surface)
|
| pavloviano {adj}
|
:: Pavlovian
|
| pavona {f}
|
:: peahen
|
| pavonazzo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of paonazzo
|
| pavoncella {f}
|
:: lapwing or peewit
|
| pavone {m} /paˈvo.ne/
|
:: peacock, peafowl
|
| Pavone {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pavone {prop}
|
:: Rita Pavone, Italian actress and singer
|
| Pavone {prop}
|
:: Pavo (constellation)
|
| pavone blu {m}
|
:: Indian peafowl or common peafowl
|
| pavone comune {m}
|
:: Indian peafowl or common peafowl
|
| pavoneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pavoneggiarsi
|
| pavoneggiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pavoneggiarsi
|
| pavoneggiarsi {vr} /pa.vo.nedˈd͡ʒar.si/
|
:: to show off; to swagger; to strut about
|
| pavoneggiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pavoneggiarsi
|
| pavonesco {adj} /pa.voˈnes.ko/
|
:: of or pertaining to a peacock
|
| pavonesco {adj}
|
:: boastful, showoff , vainglorious
|
| pavonessa {f}
|
:: peahen
|
| pavonia {f}
|
:: emperor moth (of genus Saturnia)
|
| pavonia {f}
|
:: peacock's tail (Padina pavonica)
|
| pavore {m} /paˈvo.re/
|
:: fear, fright, terror
|
| pavor nocturnus {m}
|
:: night terror
|
| pazientante {v}
|
:: present participle of pazientare
|
| pazientare {vi}
|
:: To be patient
|
| paziente {adj}
|
:: patient
|
| paziente {mf}
|
:: patient
|
| pazientemente {adv}
|
:: patiently, with patience
|
| paziente zero {m}
|
:: patient zero
|
| pazientina {f}
|
:: A type of rich cake, from Padova, having layers flavoured with almonds, chocolate and zabaglione sauce
|
| pazienza {f} /patˈt͡sjɛn.t͡sa/
|
:: patience, endurance, forbearance
|
| pazienza {interj}
|
:: never mind!
|
| pazzamente {adv}
|
:: madly, crazily
|
| pazzarello {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pazzerello
|
| pazzeggiare {vi}
|
:: to frolic
|
| pazzerello {adj}
|
:: loony
|
| pazzerello {adj}
|
:: capricious
|
| pazzerellone {m}
|
:: madcap
|
| pazzescamente {adv}
|
:: madly, wildly, foolishly
|
| pazzesco {adj}
|
:: crazy, insane
|
| pazzesco {adj}
|
:: nonsensical, preposterous
|
| pazzesco {adj}
|
:: great, fantastic, terrific, fabulous
|
| pazzia {f} /patˈt͡si.a/
|
:: madness, lunacy
|
| pazziante {v}
|
:: present participle of pazziare
|
| pazziare {v}
|
:: To play the fool
|
| pazziccio {adj}
|
:: Somewhat crazy
|
| pazzo {adj}
|
:: crazy, insane
|
| pazzo {m}
|
:: madman
|
| pazzoide {adj}
|
:: crazy, whacky, daft; madcap (attributive)
|
| pazzoide {mf}
|
:: madcap, nutcase
|
| PC {m} /pitʃi/
|
:: initialism of personal computer
|
| P.C.I. {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Partito Comunista Italiano
|
| PCI {prop}
|
:: initialism of Partito Comunista Italiano (Italian Communist Party)
|
| PCR {n}
|
:: CRP
|
| PCUS {prop}
|
:: CPSU (initialism of Partito Comunista dell'Unione Sovietica)
|
| Pd {prop}
|
:: alternative form of PD
|
| PD {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Partito Democratico
|
| PE {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Pescara (city in Abruzzo)
|
| peana {m} /peˈa.na/
|
:: paean, specifically:
|
| peana {m}
|
:: Hymn to Apollo
|
| peana {m}
|
:: Hymn or song of victory or praise
|
| peana {m}
|
:: alternative form of peone
|
| Peano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Peano {prop}
|
:: Giuseppe Peano (1858–1932), Italian mathematician
|
| pebrina {f}
|
:: pébrine
|
| pecari {m}
|
:: peccary
|
| pecari dal collare {m}
|
:: collared peccary
|
| pecari del Chaco {m}
|
:: Chacoan peccary
|
| pecari gigante {m}
|
:: giant peccary
|
| pecari labiato {m}
|
:: White-lipped peccary
|
| pecari taiasso {m}
|
:: alternative form of pecari labiato
|
| pecca {f}
|
:: flaw, fault, defect
|
| peccabile {adj}
|
:: sinful
|
| peccabile {adj}
|
:: fallible
|
| peccabilità {f}
|
:: peccability, fallibility
|
| peccaminosamente {adv}
|
:: sinfully
|
| peccaminosità {f}
|
:: sinfulness
|
| peccaminoso {adj}
|
:: sinful, wicked
|
| peccante {v}
|
:: present participle of peccare
|
| peccare {vi} /pekˈka.re/
|
:: to sin
|
| peccato {m}
|
:: sin
|
| peccato {m}
|
:: bummer, pity
|
| peccato {interj}
|
:: What a shame!; what a pity!
|
| peccato {v}
|
:: past participle of peccare
|
| peccato capitale {m}
|
:: synonym of vizio capitale
|
| peccato mortale {m}
|
:: mortal sin
|
| peccato originale {m}
|
:: original sin
|
| peccatore {m}
|
:: sinner
|
| peccato veniale {m}
|
:: venial sin
|
| peccatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of peccatore
|
| peccatuccio {m}
|
:: peccadillo (small fault)
|
| pecchero {m}
|
:: A covered cup
|
| pecchia {f} /ˈpek.kja/
|
:: bee
|
| pecchiaiolo {m}
|
:: honey buzzard
|
| pecchione {m}
|
:: drone (male bee)
|
| peccia {f}
|
:: synonym of pancia
|
| peccio {m}
|
:: spruce
|
| pece {f} /ˈpetʃe/
|
:: pitch (resinous material)
|
| pecetta {f}
|
:: A greasy stain on clothing
|
| pecetta {f}
|
:: A patch
|
| pecetta {f}
|
:: A small black rectangle used to cover offending parts of a newspaper photograph
|
| pechblenda {f}
|
:: pitchblende
|
| pechinese {adj}
|
:: Pekingese
|
| pechinese {m}
|
:: Pekingese (person)
|
| pechinese {m}
|
:: Pekingese
|
| Pechino {prop}
|
:: Pechino (direct-administered municipality/capital city)
|
| pecia {f}
|
:: pecia
|
| peciaiolo {m}
|
:: A container of pitch
|
| pecioso {adj}
|
:: pitchy
|
| pecora {f} /ˈpɛ.ko.ra/
|
:: sheep
|
| pecora {f}
|
:: ewe
|
| pecora {f}
|
:: sheep, milksop
|
| pecora {f}
|
:: prostitute
|
| Pecora {prop}
|
:: Pecora (small river)
|
| pecoraggine {f}
|
:: cowardice and stupidity
|
| pecoraggine {f}
|
:: conventionality, conformity
|
| pecoraia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pecoraio
|
| pecoraio {m}
|
:: shepherd
|
| pecorame {f}
|
:: flock of sheep (in a pejorative sense)
|
| pecorame {f}
|
:: Variant of pecorume
|
| pecorara {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pecoraro
|
| pecoraro {m}
|
:: alternative form of pecoraio
|
| pecoreccio {adj}
|
:: sheep (attributive)
|
| pecoreccio {adj}
|
:: coarse, vulgar
|
| pecoreccio {m}
|
:: sheep droppings
|
| pecoreccio {m}
|
:: troubled situation, quagmire
|
| pecorella {f}
|
:: Diminutive of pecora, lamb (animal)
|
| pecorescamente {adv}
|
:: sheepishly, docilely
|
| pecoresco {adj}
|
:: sheeplike, sheepish
|
| pecorile {adj}
|
:: sheep (attributive)
|
| pecorile {adj}
|
:: sheeplike, sheepish
|
| pecorile {m}
|
:: fold (enclosure for sheep)
|
| pecorile {m}
|
:: sheep droppings
|
| pecorina {f}
|
:: little sheep
|
| pecorina {f}
|
:: lamb
|
| pecorina {f}
|
:: sheep droppings
|
| pecorina {f}
|
:: parchment, vellum
|
| pecorina {f}
|
:: doggy style (sex position)
|
| pecorina {f}
|
:: on all fours
|
| pecorino {adj}
|
:: sheep
|
| pecorino {adj}
|
:: sheeplike, sheepish
|
| pecorino {m}
|
:: pecorino (cheese made with sheep milk)
|
| pecorino romano {m}
|
:: a form of pecorino cheese originally from Rome
|
| pecorino sardo {m}
|
:: a form of pecorino cheese from Sardinia
|
| pecorismo {m}
|
:: pusillanimity, shyness, servility
|
| pecoro {m}
|
:: ram (male sheep)
|
| pecoro {m}
|
:: servile and passive man; sheep
|
| pecorone {m}
|
:: ram (male sheep)
|
| pecorone {m}
|
:: A gullible person
|
| pecoroso {adj}
|
:: rich in pastures and sheep
|
| pecorume {f}
|
:: servile people
|
| pecorume {f}
|
:: cowardice, servility
|
| pectasi {f}
|
:: pectase
|
| pectico {adj}
|
:: pectic (all senses)
|
| pectide {f}
|
:: A small lyre
|
| pectina {f}
|
:: pectin
|
| pectinasi {f}
|
:: pectinase
|
| pectineo {adj}
|
:: pectinate
|
| peculato {m}
|
:: embezzlement
|
| peculiare {adj}
|
:: peculiar (to)
|
| peculiare {adj}
|
:: typical (of)
|
| peculiare {adj}
|
:: whimsical
|
| peculiarità {f}
|
:: peculiarity
|
| peculiarmente {adv}
|
:: peculiarly, distinctively
|
| peculio {m} /peˈkuljo/
|
:: livestock
|
| peculio {m}
|
:: herd
|
| peculio {m}
|
:: A small fortune whose management (but not property) is conceded by the head of household to a son or servant
|
| peculio {m}
|
:: savings
|
| pecuniariamente {adv}
|
:: financially, monetarily, pecuniarily
|
| pecuniario {adj}
|
:: financial, monetary, pecuniary
|
| pedaggiamento {m}
|
:: toll collecting
|
| pedaggiere {m}
|
:: toller, toll keeper (person who collects a toll)
|
| pedaggio {m}
|
:: toll
|
| pedaggio {m}
|
:: paywall (internet)
|
| pedagna {f}
|
:: (rowing) stretcher
|
| pedagnolo {m}
|
:: stem
|
| pedagogheria {f}
|
:: synonym of pedanteria
|
| pedagogia {f} /pe.da.ɡoˈd͡ʒi.a/
|
:: pedagogy
|
| pedagogia speciale {f}
|
:: special education (literally "special pedagogy")
|
| pedagogicamente {adv}
|
:: pedagogically
|
| pedagogico {adj}
|
:: pedagogic
|
| pedagogico {adj}
|
:: pedantic
|
| pedagogismo {m}
|
:: pedagogism
|
| pedagogista {mf}
|
:: teacher, educator
|
| pedagogista {mf}
|
:: pedagogue
|
| pedagogizzare {v}
|
:: to teach (as a pedagogue)
|
| pedagogo {m}
|
:: educator
|
| pedagogo {m}
|
:: pedant
|
| pedagogo {m}
|
:: pedagogue
|
| pedalabile {adj}
|
:: rideable (of an ascent, with a bicycle)
|
| pedalabilità {f}
|
:: Property of being rideable
|
| pedalante {v}
|
:: present participle of pedalare
|
| pedalare {vi}
|
:: to pedal
|
| pedalare {vi}
|
:: to bike
|
| pedalata {f}
|
:: A push on the pedals
|
| pedalatore {m}
|
:: cyclist, pedal pusher
|
| pedalatore {m}
|
:: hard-working rider
|
| pedale {m}
|
:: pedal
|
| pedale {m}
|
:: treadle
|
| pedale {m}
|
:: foot (of a tall structure)
|
| pedaleggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pedaleggiare
|
| pedaleggiare {vi}
|
:: to use the pedals (of a piano, etc.)
|
| pedaliera {f}
|
:: rudder bar
|
| pedaliera {f}
|
:: rudder pedals
|
| pedaliera {f}
|
:: pedal keyboard, pedalboard
|
| pedalina {f}
|
:: platen
|
| pedalino {m}
|
:: (man's) sock
|
| pedalò {m} /pe.daˈlɔ/
|
:: pedalo
|
| pedalone {m}
|
:: synonym of pedalò
|
| pedana {f}
|
:: footrest
|
| pedana {f}
|
:: springboard
|
| pedana {f}
|
:: throwing circle (discus etc)
|
| pedana {f}
|
:: piste
|
| pedana del lanciatore {f}
|
:: batter's box
|
| pedano {m}
|
:: A type of carpenter's chisel
|
| pedantaggine {f}
|
:: synonym of pedanteria
|
| pedante {adj}
|
:: pedantic
|
| pedante {mf}
|
:: schoolmaster
|
| pedante {mf}
|
:: teacher
|
| pedante {mf}
|
:: pedant
|
| pedanteggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pedanteggiare
|
| pedanteggiare {vi}
|
:: to be pedantic
|
| pedantemente {adv}
|
:: pedantically, fussily
|
| pedanteria {f}
|
:: pedantry, fastidiousness
|
| pedantesco {adj}
|
:: Very pedantic
|
| pedantessa {f}
|
:: A pedantic woman
|
| pedata {f}
|
:: kick
|
| pedata {f}
|
:: footprint, footmark
|
| pedatorio {adj}
|
:: football (attributive)
|
| pedecollina {f}
|
:: foothills (area at the foot of a hill/mountain)
|
| pedecollinare {adj}
|
:: foothills (attributive)
|
| Pedemontana {prop}
|
:: Any of several motorways, either in Piedmont or at the foot on mountains
|
| pedemontano {adj}
|
:: piedmont
|
| pederasta {m}
|
:: pederast
|
| pederastico {adj}
|
:: pederastic
|
| pedere {v} /ˈpɛ.de.re/
|
:: to pass wind, fart
|
| Pederiva {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pederotico {adj}
|
:: pederastic (used especially to describe such poetry or literature)
|
| Pedersoli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pedestre {adj}
|
:: pedestrian
|
| pedestremente {adv}
|
:: pedestrianly
|
| pediatra {mf}
|
:: pediatrician, paediatrician
|
| pediatria {f}
|
:: pediatrics, paediatrics
|
| pediatricamente {adv}
|
:: pediatrically
|
| pediatrico {adj}
|
:: pediatric, children's
|
| pedicazione {f}
|
:: pedophilia
|
| pedicazione {f}
|
:: buggery
|
| pedice {m}
|
:: subscript
|
| pedicellato {adj}
|
:: pedicellate
|
| pedicello {m}
|
:: pedicel, peduncle, footstalk
|
| pedicello {m}
|
:: a small worm
|
| pedicello {m}
|
:: a small boil
|
| pedicolare {adj}
|
:: lousy (with lice)
|
| pedicolare {adj}
|
:: pedicular
|
| pediculosi {f}
|
:: pediculosis
|
| pedicure {f}
|
:: pedicure
|
| pedidio {adj}
|
:: Relating to the feet
|
| pediera {f}
|
:: footboard
|
| pedignone {m}
|
:: chilblain (of the foot), pernio
|
| pediluvio {m}
|
:: footbath
|
| pedina {f}
|
:: pawn (chess)
|
| pedina {f}
|
:: pawn (colloquial)(someone been manipulated)
|
| pedina {f}
|
:: draughtsman (piece in draughts)(checkers)
|
| pedina {f}
|
:: puppet
|
| pedinamento {m}
|
:: shadowing, tailing, following, stalking
|
| pedinante {v}
|
:: present participle of pedinare
|
| pedinare {vt}
|
:: To shadow, to dog, to tail
|
| pedinatore {m}
|
:: tail (one who surreptitiously follows another)
|
| pedio {m} /ˈpɛ.djo/
|
:: pedion
|
| pedipalpo {m}
|
:: pedipalp
|
| pedissequamente {adv}
|
:: servilely
|
| pedissequamente {adv}
|
:: slavishly
|
| pedissequamente {adv}
|
:: literally
|
| pedissequo {adj} /peˈdis.se.kwo/
|
:: servile
|
| pedissequo {adj}
|
:: slavish
|
| pedissequo {adj}
|
:: literal (translation)
|
| pedivella {f}
|
:: pedal crank (of a bicycle)
|
| pedo- {prefix}
|
:: paedo-, pedo-, relating to children
|
| pedo- {prefix}
|
:: relating to soil, pedo-
|
| pedo- {prefix}
|
:: relating to feet, pedo-
|
| pedo {m} /ˈpɛ.do/
|
:: A shepherd's crook
|
| pedocentrico {adj}
|
:: pedocentric, paedocentric
|
| pedocentrismo {m}
|
:: pedocentrism, paedocentrism
|
| pedocomio {m}
|
:: pediatric hospital
|
| pedodonzia {f}
|
:: paedodontics / pedodontics (pediatric dentistry)
|
| pedofilia {f}
|
:: pedophilia / paedophilia
|
| pedofilo {adj} /peˈdɔ.fi.lo/
|
:: pedophilic / paedophilic
|
| pedofilo {m}
|
:: pedophile / paedophile
|
| pedofobo {adj}
|
:: pedophobic
|
| pedogamia {f}
|
:: pedogamy
|
| pedogenesi {f}
|
:: pedogenesis (all senses)
|
| pedogenetico {adj}
|
:: pedogenetic
|
| pedologia {f}
|
:: pedology (all senses)
|
| pedologico {adj}
|
:: pedologic (all senses)
|
| pedologo {m}
|
:: pedologist (soil scientist)
|
| pedometro {m}
|
:: pedometer
|
| pedonabile {adj}
|
:: walkable (by pedestrians)
|
| pedonaglia {f}
|
:: pedestrians
|
| pedonaglia {f}
|
:: footsoldiers, infantry
|
| pedonale {adj}
|
:: pedestrian (attributive)
|
| pedonale {adj}
|
:: pawn (attributive)
|
| pedonalità {f}
|
:: pedestrian areas, roads or paths
|
| pedonalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of pedonalizzare
|
| pedonalizzare {vt}
|
:: to pedestrianize
|
| pedonalizzazione {f}
|
:: pedestrianization
|
| pedone {m} /peˈdone/
|
:: pedestrian
|
| pedone {m}
|
:: pawn
|
| pedopornografia {f}
|
:: child pornography
|
| pedopornografico {adj}
|
:: child pornography (attributive)
|
| pedosfera {f}
|
:: pedosphere
|
| Pedrazzini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pedroni {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| peduccio {m}
|
:: paw (of a hare); hoof (of a sheep or goat); trotter (of a pig)
|
| peduccio {m}
|
:: corbel
|
| pedula {f}
|
:: hiking or climbing boot
|
| peduncolare {adj}
|
:: peduncular
|
| peduncolato {adj}
|
:: pedunculate, pedunculated
|
| peduncolo {m}
|
:: peduncle
|
| pegamoide {f}
|
:: pegamoid
|
| pegaseo {adj}
|
:: Pegasian
|
| pegaso {m}
|
:: A winged horse
|
| Pegaso {prop}
|
:: Pegasus
|
| peggio {adj}
|
:: worse
|
| peggio {adj}
|
:: (the) worst
|
| peggio {adv}
|
:: worse
|
| peggio {m}
|
:: the worst thing, the worst part
|
| peggio {f}
|
:: the worst
|
| peggior {adj}
|
:: apocopic form of peggiore
|
| peggioramento {m}
|
:: worsening, deterioration
|
| peggiorante {v}
|
:: present participle of peggiorare
|
| peggiorare {vt}
|
:: To worsen (make worse)
|
| peggiorare {vi}
|
:: To worsen (become worse)
|
| peggiorativamente {adv}
|
:: pejoratively
|
| peggiorativo {adj}
|
:: pejorative
|
| peggiorativo {m}
|
:: pejorative
|
| peggioratore {m}
|
:: aggravator
|
| peggiore {adj}
|
:: worse
|
| peggiore {adj}
|
:: the worst
|
| peggiore {mf}
|
:: the worst
|
| peggiorismo {m}
|
:: The tendency of things to worsen (with every improvement)
|
| peggiormente {adv}
|
:: more badly; worse
|
| pegmatite {f}
|
:: pegmatite
|
| pegno {mf} /ˈpeɲ.ɲo/
|
:: pledge, security
|
| pegno {mf}
|
:: token
|
| pegno {mf}
|
:: earnest
|
| pegnorare {v}
|
:: synonym of pignorare
|
| pegola {f}
|
:: synonym of pece
|
| pel {contraction} /ˈpel/
|
:: contraction of per il
|
| pelacani {m}
|
:: tanner (of leather
|
| pelacani {m}
|
:: vulgar person
|
| pelacchiare {v}
|
:: To skin
|
| pelacchiare {v}
|
:: To cheat; to rob
|
| pelagatti {n}
|
:: cheater
|
| pelagianesimo {m}
|
:: Pelagianism
|
| pelagiano {adj}
|
:: Pelagian
|
| pelagiano {m}
|
:: Pelagian
|
| pelagico {adj} /peˈla.d͡ʒi.ko/
|
:: pelagic
|
| Pelagio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pelagione {f}
|
:: synonym of pelatura
|
| pelago {m} /ˈpɛ.la.ɡo/
|
:: sea, open sea
|
| pelago {m}
|
:: Figurative senses:
|
| pelago {m}
|
:: An overwhelming passion
|
| pelago {m}
|
:: A complex matter
|
| pelago {m}
|
:: A group of various annoyances
|
| pelago {m}
|
:: A very large quantity (of something)
|
| pelagrilli {mf}
|
:: cheapskate
|
| pelamantelli {mf}
|
:: rogue, swindler, cheat
|
| pelame {m}
|
:: hair, coat, fur
|
| pelamento {m}
|
:: alternative form of pelatura
|
| pelanda {f} /peˈlan.da/
|
:: houppelande
|
| pelandra {f} /peˈlan.dra/
|
:: alternative form of palandra
|
| pelandrone {m}
|
:: idler, loafer
|
| pelante {v}
|
:: present participle of pelare
|
| pelapatate {m}
|
:: potato peeler
|
| pelare {vt}
|
:: to pluck
|
| pelare {vt}
|
:: to skin
|
| pelare {vt}
|
:: to peel
|
| pelargonio {m}
|
:: pelargonium
|
| Pelasgi {p}
|
:: Pelasgians (inhabitans of Greece before Hellenics)
|
| pelasgico {adj}
|
:: Pelasgic
|
| pelata {f}
|
:: bald patch, baldpate
|
| pelato {adj}
|
:: peeled
|
| pelato {adj}
|
:: bald, baldpate
|
| pelato {m}
|
:: bald person
|
| pelatoio {m}
|
:: A tool used in slaughterhouses for skinning pigs
|
| pelatore {m}
|
:: skinner
|
| pelatrice {f}
|
:: peeler (device)
|
| pelatura {f}
|
:: peeling
|
| pelatura {f}
|
:: skinning, plucking
|
| pel di carota {n}
|
:: ginger, red hair
|
| peleggio {m} /peˈled.d͡ʒo/
|
:: alternative form of pileggio
|
| Peleo {prop}
|
:: Peleus
|
| peliaco {adj}
|
:: Pelionic
|
| Pelide {prop}
|
:: son of Peleus; an epithet for Achilles
|
| pelifero {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pilifero
|
| Peligni {prop}
|
:: An Italic people from part of Abruzzo
|
| peligno {adj}
|
:: relating to the Peligni
|
| pelioma {m}
|
:: pelioma
|
| peliosi {f}
|
:: peliosis
|
| pelittone {m}
|
:: A base flugelhorn
|
| pellaccia {f}
|
:: The tanned hide of an animal
|
| pellaccia {f}
|
:: tough guy, tough cookie
|
| pellaccia {f}
|
:: quarry
|
| pellagra {f}
|
:: pellagra
|
| pellagrosa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pellagroso
|
| pellagroso {adj}
|
:: pellagrous
|
| pellagroso {m}
|
:: pellagra sufferer, pellagrin
|
| pellaio {m}
|
:: tanner (of hides)
|
| pellame {m}
|
:: hides, leather
|
| pellanda {f} /pelˈlan.da/
|
:: alternative form of pelanda
|
| pellaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of pellaio
|
| pelle {f} /ˈpɛlle/
|
:: skin
|
| pelle {f}
|
:: hide (animal's skin)
|
| pelle {f}
|
:: leather
|
| pelle {f}
|
:: life, existence
|
| pelle {contraction} /ˈpelle/
|
:: contraction of per le
|
| pelle d'oca {f}
|
:: goose bumps, goose flesh, goose pimples, goose skin
|
| pelle e ossa {adj}
|
:: skin and bones
|
| pelle e ossa {adj}
|
:: bony, gaunt, lanky, scrawny, skinny
|
| pellegrina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pellegrino
|
| pellegrina {f}
|
:: a short cloak
|
| pellegrinaggio {m}
|
:: pilgrimage
|
| pellegrinaggio {m}
|
:: pilgrims
|
| pellegrinamente {adv}
|
:: In the manner of a pilgrim
|
| pellegrinamente {adv}
|
:: wanderingly
|
| pellegrinante {v}
|
:: present participle of pellegrinare
|
| pellegrinare {vi}
|
:: To make a pilgrimage
|
| Pellegrini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pellegrini {prop}
|
:: Federica Pellegrini, Italian swimmer
|
| pellegrinità {f}
|
:: alternative form of peregrinità
|
| pellegrino {adj} /pel.leˈɡri.no/
|
:: pilgrim
|
| pellegrino {adj}
|
:: wandering
|
| pellegrino {adj}
|
:: foreign, exotic
|
| pellegrino {adj}
|
:: strange, unusual, singular
|
| pellegrino {m}
|
:: pilgrim
|
| pellegrino {m}
|
:: traveller, wayfarer
|
| pellerossa {mf}
|
:: redskin (Native American)
|
| pelle scamosciata {f}
|
:: suede (sweden)
|
| Pellestrina {prop}
|
:: A township on the Lido of Venice
|
| pellestrinotto {adj}
|
:: Of or from Pellestrina
|
| pelletica {f}
|
:: Sagging skin (typically of old age)
|
| pelletteria {f}
|
:: The leather trade
|
| pelletteria {f}
|
:: A shop selling leather goods
|
| pellettiere {m}
|
:: leather goods manufacturer or dealer
|
| pellettizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of pellettizzare
|
| pellettizzare {vt}
|
:: To pelletize
|
| pellettizzazione {f}
|
:: pelletization
|
| Pelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pellicano {m}
|
:: pelican
|
| pellicano australiano {m}
|
:: Australian pelican
|
| pellicano comune {m}
|
:: white pelican
|
| pellicano comune {m}
|
:: American white pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos)
|
| pellicano comune {m}
|
:: great white pelican (Pelecanus onocrotalus)
|
| pellicceria {f}
|
:: furrier's
|
| pellicceria {f}
|
:: fur processing
|
| pellicceria {f}
|
:: furs
|
| pelliccia {f}
|
:: fur (of an animal)
|
| pelliccia {f}
|
:: fur coat
|
| pelliccia {f}
|
:: fur
|
| pellicciaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pellicciaio
|
| pellicciaio {adj}
|
:: cutaneous (of a muscle)
|
| pellicciaio {m}
|
:: furrier
|
| pellicciame {m}
|
:: furs
|
| pelliccione {m}
|
:: A cheap fur overcoat
|
| pellicciotto {m}
|
:: fur jacket
|
| Pellice {prop}
|
:: Pellice (river)
|
| pellicina {f}
|
:: cuticle
|
| pellicino {m}
|
:: handle (of a bag etc.)
|
| Pellico {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pellico {prop}
|
:: Silvio Pellico, Italian writer
|
| pellicola {f} /pelˈli.ko.la/
|
:: film (all senses)
|
| pellicola {f}
|
:: plastic wrap
|
| pellicola {f}
|
:: layer
|
| pellicolare {adj}
|
:: pellicular; skin (attributive)
|
| pellicola trasparente {f}
|
:: clingfilm (or similar product)
|
| pellirossa {mf}
|
:: redskin (Native American)
|
| pellistore {m}
|
:: pellistor
|
| pellucidità {f}
|
:: pellucidity
|
| pellucido {adj}
|
:: translucent or transparent; pellucid
|
| pelo {m}
|
:: hair
|
| pelo {m}
|
:: surface
|
| pelobate {m}
|
:: spadefoot (toad)
|
| pelobio {adj}
|
:: synonym of pelofilo
|
| pelo dell'acqua {m}
|
:: the water's surface
|
| pelofilo {adj}
|
:: pelophilous
|
| peloncino {m}
|
:: cotton flannel (fabric}
|
| pelone {m}
|
:: Thick, heavy woolen cloth
|
| peloponnesiaco {adj}
|
:: Peloponnesian
|
| peloponnesiaco {m}
|
:: Peloponnesian
|
| Peloponneso {prop}
|
:: Peloponnese
|
| pelo pubico {m}
|
:: pubic hair, pubes
|
| pelo pubico {m}
|
:: netherhair
|
| pelo pubico {m}
|
:: bush, short and curlies short hairs
|
| peloritano {adj}
|
:: relating to Capo Peloro or, by extension, to Messina
|
| Pelosi {prop}
|
:: Pelosi; surname, from peloso
|
| Pelosini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pelosità {f}
|
:: hairiness, shagginess
|
| peloso {adj} /peˈloso/
|
:: hairy
|
| Peloso {prop}
|
:: surname, from peloso
|
| pelotaro {m}
|
:: pelota player
|
| pelta {f} /ˈpɛl.ta/
|
:: pelta (shield)
|
| peltasta {m}
|
:: peltast
|
| peltaste {m}
|
:: peltast
|
| peltato {adj} /pelˈta.to/
|
:: Equipped with a pelta shield
|
| peltato {adj}
|
:: peltate
|
| peltiforme {adj} /pel.tiˈfor.me/
|
:: peltiform (shield-like)
|
| peltinervio {adj}
|
:: peltinerved
|
| peltro {m}
|
:: pewter
|
| pelucco {m}
|
:: down (soft feathers, hair etc)
|
| pelucco {m}
|
:: pile
|
| peluche {m}
|
:: soft toy, plush
|
| peluche {m}
|
:: plush (fabric)
|
| peluria {f}
|
:: down (soft feathers etc)
|
| peluria {f}
|
:: pile
|
| peluria {f}
|
:: choke (immature florets in the centre of the bud of an artichoke)
|
| peluto {adj}
|
:: synonym of peloso
|
| pelvi {f}
|
:: pelvis
|
| pelvico {adj}
|
:: pelvic
|
| pelvimetria {f}
|
:: pelvimetry
|
| pemfigo {m}
|
:: pemphigus
|
| pemfigoide {m}
|
:: pemphigoid
|
| pena {f} /ˈpena/
|
:: sorrow
|
| pena {f}
|
:: trouble
|
| pena {f}
|
:: worry, anxiety
|
| pena {f}
|
:: pity
|
| pena {f}
|
:: sentence, penalty, punishment
|
| pena {f}
|
:: pain
|
| pena capitale {f}
|
:: death penalty
|
| pena di morte {f}
|
:: death penalty
|
| penale {adj}
|
:: penal, criminal
|
| penale {f}
|
:: penalty (legal)
|
| penalista {mf}
|
:: criminal lawyer
|
| penalistico {adj}
|
:: Of criminal law
|
| penalità {f}
|
:: penalty
|
| penalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of penalizzare
|
| penalizzante {adj}
|
:: penalizing
|
| penalizzare {vt}
|
:: to penalize, trounce
|
| penalizzato {adj}
|
:: penalized
|
| penalizzazione {f}
|
:: penalty
|
| penalmente {adv}
|
:: penally
|
| penante {v}
|
:: present participle of penare
|
| penare {vi}
|
:: to suffer
|
| pencolamento {m}
|
:: wobble, shake
|
| pencolante {v}
|
:: present participle of pencolare
|
| pencolante {adj}
|
:: swaying, wobbling
|
| pencolante {adj}
|
:: hesitating, wavering
|
| pencolare {vi}
|
:: To sway, wobble or shake
|
| pencolio {m}
|
:: continuous swaying or wobbling
|
| pencolone {m}
|
:: A person who sways as he moves (typically from drunkenness)
|
| pendaglio {m} /penˈdaʎ.ʎo/
|
:: pendant
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| pendaglio da forca {m}
|
:: gallows bird (someone deserving hanging)
|
| pendant {m} /panˈdan/
|
:: match (matching item)
|
| pendant {m}
|
:: pendant (dangling earing)
|
| pendente {v}
|
:: present participle of pendere
|
| pendente {adj}
|
:: pending (legal)
|
| pendente {adj}
|
:: leaning, pendent
|
| pendente {f}
|
:: pendant
|
| pendente {f}
|
:: drop earring
|
| pendentemente {adv}
|
:: pendently
|
| pendenza {f}
|
:: slope, slant,gradient, tilt
|
| pendenza {f}
|
:: pending suit
|
| pendere {v}
|
:: to droop (from)
|
| pendere {v}
|
:: to hang over one's head
|
| pendere {v}
|
:: to lean, incline, slope, or tilt (from/towards/to)
|
| pendere {v}
|
:: to lean (incline in opinion or desire) (from/towards/to)
|
| pendere {v}
|
:: to approach or tend (towards)
|
| pendere {vi}
|
:: to be ongoing or pending
|
| pendere {v}
|
:: to depend (on)
|
| pendice {f}
|
:: slope (of a hillside or mountain)
|
| pendio {m}
|
:: slope, slant
|
| pendio {m}
|
:: pitched roof
|
| pendolamento {m}
|
:: oscillation
|
| pendolante {v}
|
:: present participle of pendolare
|
| pendolare {adj}
|
:: commuter
|
| pendolare {adj}
|
:: pendular, pendulum
|
| pendolare {mf}
|
:: commuter
|
| pendolare {vi}
|
:: to swing, oscillate
|
| pendolarismo {m}
|
:: commuting
|
| pendolarità {f}
|
:: commuting
|
| pendolarmente {adv}
|
:: back and forth (like a pendulum or a commuter)
|
| pendolinista {mf}
|
:: dowser
|
| pendolino {m}
|
:: dowsing rod
|
| pendolo {m}
|
:: pendulum
|
| pendoloni {adv}
|
:: alternative form of penzoloni
|
| pendone {m}
|
:: pendant (dangling ornament &c)
|
| pendone {m}
|
:: festoon
|
| pendulo {adj}
|
:: pendulous
|
| pene {m} /ˈpɛ.ne/
|
:: penis
|
| pene {m}
|
:: bread
|
| peneio {adj}
|
:: Relating to Peneus (the river god)
|
| penello {m}
|
:: alternative form of pennello
|
| Penelope {prop}
|
:: Penelope
|
| Penelope {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Penelopè {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Penelope
|
| Peneo {prop}
|
:: Pineios (Greek river)
|
| penepiano {m}
|
:: peneplain
|
| penerata {f}
|
:: A series of fringes
|
| penero {m} /ˈpɛ.ne.ro/
|
:: fringe
|
| Penestrino {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Palestrina
|
| penetrabile {adj}
|
:: penetrable
|
| penetrabilità {f}
|
:: penetrableness
|
| penetramento {m}
|
:: synonym of penetrazione
|
| penetrante {v}
|
:: present participle of penetrare
|
| penetrante {adj}
|
:: penetrating, pervasive, piercing, sharp
|
| penetrantemente {adv}
|
:: penetratingly, pervasively
|
| penetranza {f}
|
:: penetrance
|
| penetrare {vt}
|
:: To penetrate, pound
|
| penetrare {vt}
|
:: To seek through, to soak in, to pass through, to permeate
|
| penetrare {vi}
|
:: To enter, to get in, to filter, to steal in
|
| penetrativo {adj}
|
:: penetrative
|
| penetratore {adj}
|
:: penetrating
|
| penetratore {m}
|
:: penetrator
|
| penetrazione {f}
|
:: penetration
|
| penetrevolmente {adv}
|
:: piercingly
|
| penetrevolmente {adv}
|
:: insightfully
|
| penfigo {m}
|
:: alternative form of pemfigo
|
| Penfredo {prop}
|
:: Pemphredo, one of the Graeae
|
| -penia {suffix} /peˈni.a/
|
:: -penia (deficiency, lack)
|
| penice {f}
|
:: A large barge
|
| penicillasi {f}
|
:: Variant of penicillinasi
|
| penicillina {f}
|
:: penicillin
|
| penicillinasi {f}
|
:: penicillinase
|
| penicillinico {adj}
|
:: penicillinic; penicillin (attributive)
|
| penicillio {m}
|
:: penicillium
|
| penicillo {m}
|
:: penicillus
|
| penico {adj} /ˈpɛ.ni.ko/
|
:: penile (of or pertaining to the penis)
|
| peninsola {f}
|
:: alternative form of penisola
|
| peninsulare {adj}
|
:: peninsular
|
| penisola {f}
|
:: peninsula
|
| penisola appenninica {prop}
|
:: synonym of penisola italiana: Apennine Peninsula
|
| Penisola di Crimea {prop}
|
:: Crimean Peninsula
|
| penisola italiana {prop}
|
:: The Italian peninsula
|
| penisola italica {prop}
|
:: synonym of penisola italiana
|
| penitente {mf}
|
:: penitent
|
| penitenza {f}
|
:: penitence, repentance
|
| penitenziagite {interj}
|
:: repent!
|
| penitenziale {adj}
|
:: penitential
|
| penitenziario {m}
|
:: prison
|
| penitenziario {m}
|
:: penitentiary
|
| penitenziario {adj}
|
:: penal
|
| penitenziere {m}
|
:: penitentiary
|
| penitenzieria {f}
|
:: penitentiary
|
| penititi {mp}
|
:: repentant Mafiosi, especially those who give evidence at the trials of others
|
| penna {f}
|
:: feather
|
| penna {f}
|
:: pen
|
| penna {f}
|
:: penne (type of pasta)
|
| penna a sfera {f}
|
:: ballpoint pen, biro
|
| pennacchiera {f}
|
:: plume of feathers
|
| pennacchio {m}
|
:: plume
|
| pennacchiuto {adj}
|
:: plumed (having a plume, typically of feathers)
|
| pennaccino {m}
|
:: dolphin striker
|
| pennaio {m}
|
:: A worker with feathers, typically as stuffing for pillows &c
|
| pennaiolo {m}
|
:: scribbler
|
| pennarello {m}
|
:: felt-tip pen, felt-tip
|
| penna stilografica {f}
|
:: fountain pen
|
| pennatifido {adj}
|
:: pinnatifid
|
| pennato {adj}
|
:: feathery
|
| pennato {adj}
|
:: pinnate
|
| pennatopartito {adj}
|
:: pinnatipartite
|
| pennatosetto {adj}
|
:: pinnatisect
|
| pennatula {f}
|
:: sea pen (of order Pennatulacea)
|
| penne all'arrabbiata {f} {p}
|
:: A dish of penne with a sauce of tomato, garlic and chili (that is with arrabbiata sauce)
|
| pennecchio {m}
|
:: staple (short flax or wool fibres)
|
| penne lisce {n}
|
:: A form of penne with a smooth surface
|
| pennellante {v}
|
:: present participle of pennellare
|
| pennellare {vt}
|
:: To paint (a wall etc)
|
| pennellata {f}
|
:: brushstroke
|
| pennellatura {f}
|
:: painting
|
| pennelleggiare {v}
|
:: to brush
|
| pennelleggiare {v}
|
:: to paint (with a brush)
|
| pennelleggiatore {m}
|
:: brusher
|
| pennelleggiatore {m}
|
:: painter
|
| pennellessa {f}
|
:: flat paintbrush
|
| pennellificio {m}
|
:: brush factory
|
| pennello {m}
|
:: brush, paintbrush
|
| pennello da barba {m}
|
:: shaving brush
|
| penne rigate {n}
|
:: penne rigate
|
| pennese {m}
|
:: steward (on a ship)
|
| pennetta {f}
|
:: A smaller form of penne pasta
|
| Pennetta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pennetta {prop}
|
:: Flavia Pennetta, Italian tennist player
|
| pennichella {f}
|
:: nap, snooze, doze, forty winks
|
| pennidico {adj}
|
:: Pennidic / Penninic
|
| Pennine {prop}
|
:: Pennine Alps
|
| penninervio {adj}
|
:: penninerved
|
| pennino {m}
|
:: nib (of a pen)
|
| pennivendolo {m}
|
:: hack (writer)
|
| pennola {f}
|
:: lanyard
|
| pennoncello {m}
|
:: pennoncel
|
| pennone {m}
|
:: banner, standard
|
| pennone {m}
|
:: yard (spar)
|
| pennone {m}
|
:: flagstaff, flagpole
|
| pennoniere {m}
|
:: standard-bearer
|
| Pennsylvania {prop} /pen.sil.vaˈni.a/
|
:: Pennsylvania (state)
|
| pennuto {adj}
|
:: feathered
|
| pennuto {m}
|
:: bird
|
| penombra {f}
|
:: half-light, semi-darkness
|
| penombra {f}
|
:: penumbra
|
| penosamente {adv}
|
:: pitifully, pathetically
|
| penosamente {adv}
|
:: painfully
|
| penosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of penoso
|
| penosissimo {adj}
|
:: very pitiful, very pathetic
|
| penosissimo {adj}
|
:: very painful, very distressing
|
| penosità {f}
|
:: pitifulness
|
| penosità {f}
|
:: painfulness
|
| penoso {adj}
|
:: pathetic, pitiful
|
| penoso {adj}
|
:: painful
|
| penoso {adj}
|
:: anxious
|
| penoso {adj}
|
:: difficult
|
| pensabile {adj}
|
:: thinkable, imaginable, conceivable
|
| pensabilità {f}
|
:: thinkability, thinkableness
|
| pensaci tu {phrase}
|
:: You deal with it; do it yourself. (imperative)
|
| pensante {v}
|
:: present participle of pensare
|
| pensante {adj}
|
:: thinking
|
| pensantemente {adv}
|
:: deliberately
|
| pensantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pensarsi
|
| pensare {vti}
|
:: to think
|
| pensare {vtti}
|
:: to think about someone
|
| pensare {vti}
|
:: to realize
|
| pensare {vti}
|
:: to expect
|
| pensarsi {vr}
|
:: To think of oneself
|
| pensata {f}
|
:: thought, idea
|
| pensatamente {adv}
|
:: thoughtfully
|
| pensato {adj}
|
:: well thought-out or considered
|
| pensato {adj}
|
:: designed (for)
|
| pensatoio {m}
|
:: somewhere to think
|
| pensatoio {m}
|
:: thinking cap
|
| pensatore {m}
|
:: thinker
|
| pensatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pensarsi
|
| pensatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pensatore
|
| penseroso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pensieroso
|
| pensier {m}
|
:: apocopic form of pensiero
|
| pensierino {m}
|
:: thought, reflection
|
| pensierino {m}
|
:: small gift, little present
|
| pensierino {m}
|
:: short composition given to elementary school students
|
| pensiero {m} /penˈsjɛro/
|
:: thought
|
| pensiero {m}
|
:: worry
|
| pensierosamente {adv}
|
:: pensively, thoughtfully
|
| pensierosità {f}
|
:: pensiveness, thoughtfulness
|
| pensieroso {adj}
|
:: pensive, thoughtful
|
| pensile {adj}
|
:: hanging, suspended
|
| pensile {m}
|
:: wall cabinet; wall cupboard
|
| pensilina {f}
|
:: a projecting or suspended roof; any structure having such a roof
|
| pensilina {f}
|
:: bus shelter
|
| pensilina {f}
|
:: marquee
|
| Pensilvania {prop}
|
:: alternative spelling of Pennsylvania
|
| pensionabile {adj}
|
:: pensionable, of retirement
|
| pensionabilità {f}
|
:: The condition of being pensionable
|
| pensionamento {m}
|
:: retirement
|
| pensionante {v}
|
:: present participle of pensionare
|
| pensionante {mf}
|
:: lodger
|
| pensionante {mf}
|
:: resident (in a hotel)
|
| pensionare {v} /pen.sjoˈna.re/
|
:: to pension (make someone retire with a pension)
|
| pensionariato {m}
|
:: The condition of having a pension or annuity, or the time that one has it
|
| pensionata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pensionato
|
| pensionatico {m}
|
:: The right to graze animals on common land
|
| pensionato {m}
|
:: hostel
|
| pensionato {m}
|
:: pensioner
|
| pensione {f} /penˈsjo.ne/
|
:: pension
|
| pensione {f}
|
:: boarding house
|
| pensione di anzianità {f}
|
:: old age pension
|
| pensioneide {f}
|
:: pension reform committees, procedures, etc., seen as unending or overly bureaucratic
|
| pensionistico {adj}
|
:: pension (attributive)
|
| pensionometro {m}
|
:: Any of several systems, typically part of a website, that people can use to calculate when they will be able to retire
|
| penso di sì {phrase}
|
:: I think so
|
| pensosamente {adv}
|
:: thoughtfully
|
| pensosità {f}
|
:: thoughtfulness
|
| pensoso {adj}
|
:: thoughtful, pensive
|
| penta- {prefix}
|
:: penta-
|
| pentabraco {m}
|
:: pentabrach
|
| pentacarbonile {m}
|
:: pentacarbonyl
|
| pentaciclo {adj}
|
:: pentacyclic
|
| pentacisdodecaedro {m}
|
:: pentakis dodecahedron
|
| pentaclorofenolo {m}
|
:: pentachlorophenol
|
| pentacolare {adj}
|
:: pentacle (attributive)
|
| pentacolo {m} /pen.ˈta.ko.lo/
|
:: amulet of metal or stone, hung around the neck
|
| pentacolo {m}
|
:: pentacle
|
| pentacontagono {m}
|
:: pentacontagon
|
| pentacordo {m}
|
:: pentachord
|
| pentacosiomedimno {m}
|
:: See pentacosiomedimni
|
| pentacrinite {f}
|
:: pentacrinite
|
| pentacrino {m}
|
:: Variant of pentacrinite
|
| pentacubo {m}
|
:: pentacube
|
| pentaculo {m}
|
:: alternative form of pentacolo
|
| pentadattilo {adj}
|
:: pentadactyl
|
| pentade {f}
|
:: pentad
|
| pentadecagono {m}
|
:: pentadecagon
|
| pentadico {adj}
|
:: pentadic
|
| pentadiene {m}
|
:: pentadiene
|
| pentadodecaedro {m}
|
:: pentadodecahedron
|
| pentaedrico {adj}
|
:: pentahedral
|
| pentaedro {m}
|
:: pentahedron
|
| pentaeritrile {adj}
|
:: pentaerythrityl
|
| pentaeritritolo {m}
|
:: pentaerythritol
|
| pentafluoruro {m}
|
:: pentafluoride
|
| pentafluoruro di antimonio {m}
|
:: antimony pentafluoride
|
| pentafluoruro di arsenico {m}
|
:: arsenic pentafluoride
|
| pentafluoruro di azoto {m}
|
:: nitrogen pentafluoride
|
| pentafluoruro di bromo {m}
|
:: bromine pentafluoride
|
| pentafluoruro di cloro {m}
|
:: chlorine pentafluoride
|
| pentafluoruro di fosforo {m}
|
:: phosphorus pentafluoride
|
| pentafluoruro di iodio {m}
|
:: iodine pentafluoride
|
| pentafluoruro di uranio {m}
|
:: uranium pentafluoride
|
| pentagonale {adj}
|
:: pentagonal
|
| pentagonite {f}
|
:: pentagonite
|
| pentagono {m} /penˈta.ɡo.no/
|
:: pentagon
|
| Pentagono {prop}
|
:: The Pentagon
|
| pentagramma {m}
|
:: pentagram
|
| pentagramma {m}
|
:: staff or stave (in music)
|
| pentagrammato {adj}
|
:: staff / stave (attributive)
|
| pentaidrato {m}
|
:: pentahydrate, pentahydroxide
|
| pentaidrite {m}
|
:: pentahydrite
|
| pentaidroborite {f}
|
:: pentahydroborite
|
| pentalfa {f}
|
:: pentalpha, pentangle
|
| pentalineo {adj}
|
:: Composed of five lines
|
| pentamerico {adj}
|
:: pentameric
|
| pentamero {adj}
|
:: pentamerous
|
| pentamero {m}
|
:: pentamer
|
| pentametro {m}
|
:: pentameter
|
| pentamino {m}
|
:: pentomino
|
| pentano {m}
|
:: pentane
|
| pentanoico {adj}
|
:: pentanoic
|
| pentanolo {m}
|
:: pentanol
|
| pentapartitico {adj}
|
:: five-party (attributive)
|
| pentapartito {adj}
|
:: Formed of five political parties
|
| pentapodia {f}
|
:: pentapody
|
| pentapoli {f}
|
:: pentapolis
|
| pentaprisma {m}
|
:: pentaprism
|
| pentaprismatico {adj}
|
:: pentaprismatic
|
| pentaquark {m}
|
:: pentaquark
|
| pentarca {m}
|
:: pentarch
|
| pentarchia {f}
|
:: pentarchy
|
| Pentarchia {prop}
|
:: the Pentarchy
|
| pentarchico {adj}
|
:: pentarchic
|
| pentasillabo {adj}
|
:: pentasyllabic
|
| pentaspecchio {m}
|
:: pentamirror
|
| pentastellata {f}
|
:: feminine noun of pentastellato
|
| pentastellato {adj} /ˌpɛn.ta.stelˈla.to/
|
:: Of or relating to the Five Star Movement (Italian political party) and its ideology
|
| pentastellato {m}
|
:: A member or supporter of the Five Star Movement
|
| pentastico {adj} /penˈtas.ti.ko/
|
:: Consisting of five verses
|
| pentastico {adj}
|
:: Consisting of five panels
|
| pentastico {adj}
|
:: Having five orders of columns
|
| pentastico {adj}
|
:: pentastichous
|
| Pentateuco {prop}
|
:: Pentateuch (the first five books of the Bible)
|
| pentathlon {m}
|
:: pentathlon
|
| pentatleta {mf}
|
:: pentathlete
|
| pentatomico {adj}
|
:: pentatomic
|
| pentatonico {adj}
|
:: pentatonic
|
| pentavalente {adj}
|
:: pentavalent
|
| pentazocina {f}
|
:: pentazocine
|
| pentecontera {f}
|
:: penteconter
|
| pentecontero {m}
|
:: Variant of pentecontera
|
| pentecontoro {m}
|
:: alternative form of pentecontera
|
| pentecostale {adj}
|
:: Pentecostal
|
| pentecostalismo {m}
|
:: Pentecostalism
|
| Pentecoste {prop}
|
:: Pentecost, Whit Sunday
|
| pentelico {adj}
|
:: Pentelic
|
| pentemimero {adj}
|
:: penthemimeral
|
| pentene {m}
|
:: pentene
|
| pententesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pentirsi
|
| penteratto {m}
|
:: penteract
|
| Pentesilea {prop}
|
:: Penthesilea
|
| pentile {m}
|
:: pentyl
|
| pentima {f}
|
:: A terrain situated near the shores of the lakes of Latium
|
| pentimento {m}
|
:: penitence, penance, repentance
|
| pentimento {m}
|
:: remorse
|
| pentimento {m}
|
:: pentimento
|
| pentirsi {vr}
|
:: to repent
|
| pentirsi {vr}
|
:: to regret
|
| pentitismo {m}
|
:: The so-called repentance of criminals who collaborate with the police
|
| pentito {m}
|
:: One who repents
|
| pentito {m}
|
:: A criminal who cooperates with police or government authorities and testifies against or provides harmful information on fellow criminals; a turncoat or informant. Used mostly in reference to ex-Mafiosi
|
| pentitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pentirsi
|
| pentodo {m}
|
:: pentode
|
| pentola {f} /ˈpen.to.la/
|
:: pot, saucepan
|
| pentola {f}
|
:: potful
|
| pentola a pressione {f}
|
:: pressure cooker (cooking vessel)
|
| pentolaccia {f} /pen.toˈlat.t͡ʃa/
|
:: pejorative of pentola
|
| pentolaccia {f}
|
:: pinata, piñata
|
| pentolaccia {f}
|
:: The first Sunday of the Lent
|
| pentolaio {m}
|
:: A person who makes or sells pots and pans
|
| pentolame {m}
|
:: pots and pans
|
| pentolare {adj}
|
:: Having the form of a cooking pot
|
| pentolata {f}
|
:: pot (quantity), potful
|
| pentolino {m}
|
:: Small saucepan
|
| pentolone {m}
|
:: A big pot
|
| pentolone {m}
|
:: stockpot
|
| pentosano {m}
|
:: pentosan
|
| pentosio {m}
|
:: pentose
|
| pentoso {m}
|
:: pentose
|
| pentossido {m}
|
:: pentoxide
|
| pentossido di diazoto {n}
|
:: dinitrogen pentoxide
|
| pentotal {m}
|
:: pentothal
|
| pentuto {m}
|
:: alternative form of pentito
|
| penula {f}
|
:: paenula, a kind of cloak or mantle used by Romans
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| penultimamente {adv}
|
:: penultimately
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| penultimo {adj}
|
:: penultimate
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| penuria {f}
|
:: shortage, lack, scarcity, scarceness
|
| penzolante {adj}
|
:: sagging
|
| penzolante {v}
|
:: present participle of penzolare
|
| penzolare {vi}
|
:: to hang or dangle
|
| penzolato {adj}
|
:: hanging, dangling
|
| penzolo {m}
|
:: bunch, cluster
|
| penzolo {m}
|
:: pendant
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| penzoloni {adv}
|
:: hanging, dangling
|
| peocio {m}
|
:: mussel
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| peone {m} /peˈo.ne/
|
:: paeon
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| peone {m}
|
:: peon
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| peonia {f}
|
:: peony
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| peonico {adj}
|
:: paeonic
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| peota {f}
|
:: A decorated Venetian boat once used in regattas
|
| pepaiola {f}
|
:: pepper pot
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| pepaiola {f}
|
:: pepper mill
|
| pepante {v}
|
:: present participle of pepare
|
| pepare {vt}
|
:: To pepper
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| peparola {f}
|
:: alternative form of pepaiola
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| pepatello {m}
|
:: (especially in plural) A type of cantuccini, from Abruzzo, flavoured with pepper
|
| pepato {adj}
|
:: peppery, hot
|
| pepato {adj}
|
:: sharp, pungent
|
| pepe {m} /ˈpe.pe/
|
:: pepper
|
| Pepe {prop}
|
:: given name, diminutive of Giuseppe
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| Pepe {prop}
|
:: surname
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| pepe della Giamaica {m}
|
:: Jamaica pepper
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| pepe della Giamaica {m}
|
:: pimento
|
| pepe della Giamaica {m}
|
:: allspice
|
| peperino {m}
|
:: peperino
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| peperino {m}
|
:: live wire (high-spirited person)
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| peperonata {f}
|
:: an italian dish where the base ingredients are stewed peppers, onions and tomatoes to which other fresh vegetables may be added according to the region and the season of the year
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| peperoncino {m}
|
:: chili pepper
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| peperone {m}
|
:: bell pepper, sweet pepper
|
| peperone {m}
|
:: capsicum
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| pepiera {f}
|
:: pepper pot, caster
|
| pepita {f}
|
:: nugget, especially of gold or platinum
|
| pepita {f}
|
:: alternative form of pipita
|
| peplo {m}
|
:: peplos
|
| pepolino {m}
|
:: synonym of timo
|
| peponide {f}
|
:: pepo
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| peponio {m}
|
:: alternative form of peponide
|
| peponocefalo {m}
|
:: melon-headed whale, electra dolphin (of genus Peponocephala)
|
| Peppe {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Peppenuzzo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Peppinello {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Peppinetto {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Peppino {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Peppo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| peppola {f}
|
:: brambling
|
| Peppone {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Peppuccio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pepsina {f}
|
:: pepsin
|
| pepsinogeno {m}
|
:: pepsinogen
|
| peptico {adj}
|
:: peptic
|
| peptidasi {f}
|
:: peptidase
|
| peptide {m}
|
:: peptide
|
| peptidico {adj}
|
:: peptidic
|
| peptidilico {adj}
|
:: peptidyl
|
| peptizzazione {f}
|
:: peptization
|
| peptogeno {adj}
|
:: peptogenic
|
| peptogeno {m}
|
:: peptogen
|
| peptone {m}
|
:: peptone
|
| peptonizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of peptonizzare
|
| peptonizzare {vt}
|
:: to peptonize
|
| peptonizzazione {f}
|
:: peptonization
|
| per {prep}
|
:: for
|
| per {prep}
|
:: to (indicates direction)
|
| per {prep}
|
:: through
|
| per {prep}
|
:: in or on
|
| per {prep}
|
:: by
|
| per {prep}
|
:: with
|
| per {prep}
|
:: as
|
| pera {f}
|
:: pear
|
| pera {f}
|
:: fix (dose of drug)
|
| peracetico {adj}
|
:: peracetic
|
| peracido {m}
|
:: peracid
|
| peracottaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of peracottaro
|
| peracottaro {m}
|
:: A person who sold cooked pears (at local fairs)
|
| peracottaro {m}
|
:: An incompetent professional
|
| peragrante {v}
|
:: present participle of peragrare
|
| peragrare {vt}
|
:: To cover (distance); to follow (a road etc)
|
| peragrare {vi}
|
:: To travel or voyage
|
| peraltro {adv}
|
:: moreover
|
| peraltro {adv}
|
:: however
|
| peraltro {adv}
|
:: on the other hand
|
| peramele {m}
|
:: bandicoot (of the family Peramelidae)
|
| per amore o per forza {prep}
|
:: by hook or by crook
|
| peranco {adv}
|
:: synonym of ancora
|
| peranco {adv}
|
:: synonym of finora
|
| Peranda {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Peranda {prop}
|
:: Sante Peranda, Italian painter
|
| per anni a venire {adv}
|
:: synonym of per anni e anni
|
| per anni e anni {adv}
|
:: donkey's years
|
| per apparire bisogna soffrire {proverb}
|
:: no pain, no gain
|
| pera spadona {f} /ˈpe.ra spaˈdo.na/
|
:: Williams pear
|
| perastatato {m}
|
:: perastatate
|
| Perasto {prop}
|
:: Perasto (town)
|
| perastro {m}
|
:: wild pear (tree)
|
| perbacco {interj}
|
:: by Jove!, good heavens!
|
| perbacco {interj}
|
:: gee, blast, blimey, crikey
|
| per Bacco {interj}
|
:: alternative form of perbacco
|
| per bene {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of perbene
|
| per bene {adv}
|
:: alternative spelling of perbene
|
| perbene {adj} /perˈbɛ.ne/
|
:: respectable, decent
|
| perbene {adv}
|
:: well, properly
|
| perbenino {adv}
|
:: properly, well, nicely
|
| perbenismo {m}
|
:: conformism, prissiness, respectability
|
| perbenista {adj}
|
:: conformist, prissy, bourgeois
|
| perbenista {mf}
|
:: Such a person
|
| perbenisticamente {adv}
|
:: in a conformist or bourgeois manner
|
| perbenisticamente {adv}
|
:: prissily
|
| perbenistico {adj}
|
:: conformist, prissy, bourgeois
|
| perborato {m}
|
:: perborate
|
| perbromato {m}
|
:: perbromate
|
| perbromico {adj}
|
:: perbromic
|
| perca {f}
|
:: perch, Perca fluviatilis
|
| percalle {m}
|
:: percale
|
| percallino {m}
|
:: A light form of percale used for linings
|
| percallo {m}
|
:: alternative form of percalle
|
| percarbonato {m}
|
:: percarbonate
|
| per carità {interj}
|
:: please!
|
| per carità {interj}
|
:: you've got to be joking!
|
| per carità {interj}
|
:: for goodness' sake!
|
| per caso {adv}
|
:: by chance, by the way
|
| per causa di {prep}
|
:: alternative form of a causa di
|
| percentile {m} /per.t͡ʃenˈti.le/
|
:: percentile
|
| per cento {m}
|
:: percent
|
| per cento {adj}
|
:: percent
|
| percento {m}
|
:: percent
|
| percentuale {adj}
|
:: percentage (attributive)
|
| percentuale {f}
|
:: percentage
|
| percentualizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of percentualizzare
|
| percentualizzare {vt}
|
:: To express an amount as a percentage
|
| percentualizzazione {f}
|
:: The expression of an amount as a percentage
|
| percentualmente {adv}
|
:: using percentages
|
| percepente {v}
|
:: present participle of percepire
|
| percepibile {adj}
|
:: perceptible
|
| percepibilità {f}
|
:: Property of being perceptible
|
| percepimento {m}
|
:: receipt (act of receiving)
|
| percepire {vt}
|
:: to sense, perceive, notice or understand
|
| percepire {vt}
|
:: to receive (a sum of money)
|
| percettibile {adj}
|
:: perceptible
|
| percettibile {adj}
|
:: audible
|
| percettibilità {f}
|
:: perceptibility
|
| percettibilmente {adv}
|
:: perceptibly
|
| percettivamente {adv}
|
:: perceptively
|
| percettività {f}
|
:: perceptiveness
|
| percettivo {adj}
|
:: perceptive
|
| percetto {m}
|
:: percept
|
| percettologia {f}
|
:: The study of perception
|
| percettore {f}
|
:: recipient (of a sum of money)
|
| percettrone {m}
|
:: perceptron
|
| percezione {f}
|
:: perception
|
| percezione {f}
|
:: inkling
|
| percezionismo {m}
|
:: perceptionism
|
| perché {conj} /perˈke/
|
:: because, why
|
| perché {conj}
|
:: (+ subj.) so, so that, in order that
|
| perché {adv}
|
:: why
|
| perché {m}
|
:: the whys, the reason
|
| perché mai {adv}
|
:: why on Earth
|
| perché no {adv} /perˌke nˈnɔ/
|
:: why not?
|
| perchia {f}
|
:: comber (marine fish of the family Serranidae)
|
| perciatello {m}
|
:: Type of pasta similar to bucatini
|
| perciò {conj}
|
:: so, therefore, consequently, thus
|
| perciocché {conj}
|
:: perché
|
| perciocché {conj}
|
:: affinché
|
| percipiente {adj}
|
:: percipient
|
| perclorato {m}
|
:: perchlorate
|
| perclorato di magnesio {n}
|
:: magnesium perchlorate
|
| perclorico {adj}
|
:: perchloric
|
| percloruro {m}
|
:: perchloride
|
| percoca {f}
|
:: Any of several local varieties of peach
|
| percolamento {m}
|
:: synonym of percolazione
|
| percolante {v}
|
:: present participle of percolare
|
| percolare {vit}
|
:: to percolate, strain
|
| percolato {adj}
|
:: percolated
|
| percolato {m}
|
:: leachate
|
| percolatore {m}
|
:: percolator
|
| percolazione {f}
|
:: percolation
|
| percome {mp}
|
:: wherefores
|
| per conto di {prep}
|
:: on behalf of
|
| per converso {adv}
|
:: conversely
|
| percorrente {v}
|
:: present participle of percorrere
|
| percorrenza {f}
|
:: haul (distance covered on a journey)
|
| percorrere {vt}
|
:: to cover
|
| percorrere {vt}
|
:: to follow
|
| percorribile {adj}
|
:: drivable, passable, navigable
|
| percorribile {adj}
|
:: practicable
|
| percorribilità {f}
|
:: availability (of a road, for driving on)
|
| percorso {m} /perˈkorso/
|
:: distance
|
| percorso {m}
|
:: journey
|
| percorso {m}
|
:: route, run
|
| percorso {m}
|
:: course
|
| percossa {f}
|
:: blow
|
| percossione {f}
|
:: alternative form of percussione
|
| percossosi {v}
|
:: past participle of percuotersi
|
| percotente {v}
|
:: present participle of percuotere
|
| percotere {v}
|
:: alternative form of percuotere
|
| percotimento {m}
|
:: hit, blow
|
| percotimento {m}
|
:: attack
|
| percotitore {m}
|
:: attacker
|
| per cui {conj}
|
:: so, therefore, consequently, thus
|
| percuotente {v}
|
:: present participle of percuotere
|
| percuotentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of percuotersi
|
| percuotere {vt}
|
:: to hit, strike, beat, thrash
|
| percuotere {vt}
|
:: to attack, fall
|
| percuotersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of percuotere
|
| percuotersi {vr}
|
:: to beat
|
| percuotersi {vr}
|
:: to hit one another
|
| percuotitore {m}
|
:: alternative form of percotitore
|
| percussione {f}
|
:: percussion (all senses)
|
| percussionista {mf}
|
:: percussionist
|
| percussivo {adj}
|
:: percussive
|
| percussore {m}
|
:: firing pin
|
| percussore {m}
|
:: striker
|
| percutaneo {adj}
|
:: percutaneous
|
| percuziente {adj}
|
:: striking, beating
|
| percuziente {adj}
|
:: attacking
|
| perdente {adj}
|
:: losing
|
| perdente {mf}
|
:: loser
|
| perdentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of perdersi
|
| perdenza {f}
|
:: loss
|
| perdenza {f}
|
:: waste
|
| perder di vista {v}
|
:: to lose the plot
|
| perder di vista {v}
|
:: to lose touch
|
| perdere {vit} /ˈpɛr.de.re/
|
:: to lose
|
| perdere {v}
|
:: to waste
|
| perdere {v}
|
:: to destroy
|
| perdere {v}
|
:: to miss, to be late for something
|
| perdere colpi {v}
|
:: to misfire
|
| perdere di vista {vt}
|
:: to lose sight of
|
| perdere di vista {vt}
|
:: to cease having contact with
|
| perdere il lume della ragione {v}
|
:: to lose the plot
|
| perdere la bussola {v}
|
:: to lose the plot
|
| perdere la pazienza {v}
|
:: to lose patience, see red
|
| perdere la speranza {v}
|
:: to give up
|
| perdere la speranza {v}
|
:: ((transitive) surrender) surrender, yield
|
| perdere la speranza {v}
|
:: ((transitive) stop or quit) blin, cease, discontinue
|
| perdere la speranza {v}
|
:: ((transitive) relinquish) surrender, yield
|
| perdere la speranza {v}
|
:: ((transitive) lose hope concerning)
|
| perdere la speranza {v}
|
:: ((transitive) abandon) desert, forlet, forsake
|
| perdere la speranza {v}
|
:: ((intransitive) admit defeat) capitulate, surrender, wave the white flag
|
| perdere la testa {v}
|
:: to lose the plot
|
| perdere la trebisonda {v}
|
:: to lose control
|
| perdere le staffe {v}
|
:: to lose one's temper, to lose it
|
| perdere tempo {vi}
|
:: To waste time, to mess around
|
| perdersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of perdere
|
| perdersi {vt}
|
:: to lose
|
| perdersi {vt}
|
:: to miss out on; to miss
|
| perdersi {v}
|
:: to fade away or disappear (in)
|
| perdersi {v}
|
:: to get mixed (in); to blend (in); to become part of the whole
|
| perdersi {vi}
|
:: (with in or dietro a) to lose oneself in; to indulge in
|
| perdersi {vi}
|
:: to lose one's way; to get lost
|
| perdersi {vi}
|
:: to get confused
|
| perdersi {vi}
|
:: to disappear due to time; to become extinct, defunct, or obsolete
|
| perdiana {interj}
|
:: An expression of surprise or irritation
|
| perdibile {adj}
|
:: losable
|
| per dieci {adv}
|
:: much, a lot
|
| perdifiato {m}
|
:: only in a perdifiato
|
| perdigiorno {mf}
|
:: idler, loafer, time-waster
|
| perdilegno {m} /per.diˈleɲ.ɲo/
|
:: synonym of rodilegno
|
| perdimento {m}
|
:: destruction
|
| perdimento {m}
|
:: loss
|
| perdimento {m}
|
:: getting or being lost
|
| perdina {interj}
|
:: alternative form of perdiana!
|
| perdinci {interj}
|
:: an expression of disappointment or impatience; for goodness' sake
|
| per dindirindina {interj}
|
:: my goodness!
|
| perdindirindina {interj}
|
:: an expression of disappointment, impatience or surprize; for goodness' sake
|
| perdio {interj} /perˈdi.o/
|
:: an expression of disappointment or impatience; for God's sake
|
| per di più {adv}
|
:: what is more, moreover, furthermore, besides
|
| per dire il vero {prep}
|
:: alternative form of a dire il vero
|
| perdita {f} /ˈpɛr.di.ta/
|
:: loss, waste, deprivation
|
| perdita {f}
|
:: leak, leakage
|
| perditempo {mf}
|
:: time-waster
|
| perditempo {m}
|
:: waste of time
|
| perdizione {f}
|
:: perdition, damnation
|
| perdonabile {adj}
|
:: forgivable, excusable
|
| perdonabilità {f}
|
:: Property of being forgivable or excusable
|
| perdonante {v}
|
:: present participle of perdonare
|
| perdonantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of perdonarsi
|
| perdonanza {f}
|
:: pardon, indulgence (remission of sins)
|
| perdonare {vt}
|
:: to forgive, pardon, excuse
|
| perdonare {vi}
|
:: to forgive, pardon
|
| perdonarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of perdonare
|
| perdonarsi {v}
|
:: to forgive oneself or each other
|
| perdonatore {m}
|
:: pardoner, forgiver
|
| perdonatore {adj}
|
:: pardoning, forgiving
|
| perdonatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of perdonarsi
|
| perdonismo {m}
|
:: forgiveness (especially in politics)
|
| perdonista {mf}
|
:: A person who forgives others mistakes (especially political)
|
| perdono {m} /perˈdo.no/
|
:: forgiveness, pardon
|
| perducente {v}
|
:: present participle of perdurre
|
| perdurabile {adj}
|
:: perdurable
|
| perdurabilemente {adv}
|
:: perdurably
|
| perdurabilmente {adv}
|
:: perdurably
|
| perdurante {v}
|
:: present participle of perdurare
|
| perdurare {vi}
|
:: to persist
|
| perdurevole {adj}
|
:: persistant
|
| perdurevole {adj}
|
:: continuous
|
| perdurre {v}
|
:: To lead
|
| perdurre {v}
|
:: To guide
|
| perdutamente {adv}
|
:: With great intensity or passion
|
| perdutamente {adv}
|
:: desperately
|
| perduto {adj}
|
:: lost
|
| perdutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of perdersi
|
| per eccellenza {adj}
|
:: par excellence, best of its kind, ultimate, quintessential
|
| peregrinaggia {f}
|
:: synonym of pellegrinaggio
|
| peregrinante {v}
|
:: present participle of peregrinare
|
| peregrinare {vi}
|
:: to wander, roam
|
| peregrinazione {f}
|
:: peregrination
|
| peregrinazione {f}
|
:: wandering, roaming
|
| peregrinità {f}
|
:: singularity, novelty, originality
|
| peregrinità {f}
|
:: refinement, legance
|
| peregrino {adj}
|
:: rare, strange, unusual, singular
|
| perennante {adj}
|
:: perennial
|
| perennare {vt} /pe.renˈna.re/
|
:: To perpetuate
|
| perennare {vi}
|
:: To be perennial
|
| perenne {adj}
|
:: perennial, eternal, perpetual, never-ending, undying
|
| perenne {f}
|
:: perennial
|
| perennemente {adv}
|
:: perennially, always
|
| perennibranchiato {adj}
|
:: perennibranchiate
|
| perennità {f}
|
:: perenniality, perpetuity
|
| perente {v}
|
:: present participle of perire
|
| perento {adj} /peˈrɛn.to/
|
:: expired because of peremption
|
| perento {adj}
|
:: disused, deprecated, obsolete
|
| perentoriamente {adv}
|
:: peremptorily
|
| perentorietà {f}
|
:: peremptoriness
|
| perentorietà {f}
|
:: incontrovertibility
|
| perentorio {adj}
|
:: peremptory
|
| perenzione {f}
|
:: acquiescence, estoppel by acquiescence
|
| perenzione {f}
|
:: expiration, lapse
|
| perequante {v}
|
:: present participle of perequare
|
| perequare {vt}
|
:: To equalize or equate
|
| perequativo {adj} /pe.rek.waˈti.vo/
|
:: equalizing (in terms of taxation etc)
|
| perequazione {f}
|
:: equalization (of taxes etc)
|
| per errore {adv}
|
:: mistakenly, by mistake, in error, wrongly
|
| per esempio {adv}
|
:: for example, for instance
|
| perestrojka {f}
|
:: perestroika
|
| pereto {m}
|
:: an orchard of pear trees
|
| peretta {f}
|
:: small pear
|
| peretta {f}
|
:: rubber syringe
|
| peretta {f}
|
:: enema
|
| perfacente {v}
|
:: present participle of perfare
|
| perfare {vt}
|
:: to complete
|
| perfare {vt}
|
:: to make good
|
| per favore {adv}
|
:: please
|
| per favore {interj}
|
:: please
|
| perfettamente {adv}
|
:: perfectly
|
| perfettibile {adj}
|
:: perfectible
|
| perfettibilità {f}
|
:: perfectibility
|
| perfettissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of perfetto
|
| perfettivo {adj}
|
:: perfective
|
| perfetto {adj} /perˈfɛt.to/
|
:: perfect
|
| perfetto {m}
|
:: perfect tense
|
| perfezion {f}
|
:: apocopic form of perfezione
|
| perfezionabile {adj}
|
:: perfectible
|
| perfezionabile {adj}
|
:: improvable
|
| perfezionabilità {f}
|
:: perfectibility
|
| perfezionabilità {f}
|
:: improvability
|
| perfezionamento {m}
|
:: perfection (of)
|
| perfezionamento {m}
|
:: improvement (in)
|
| perfezionanda {f} /per.fet.t͡sjoˈnan.da/
|
:: feminine noun of perfezionando
|
| perfezionando {m} /per.fet.t͡sjoˈnan.do/
|
:: One who's undertaking a course aimed at perfecting a skill
|
| perfezionante {v}
|
:: present participle of perfezionare
|
| perfezionantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of perfezionarsi
|
| perfezionare {vt}
|
:: to perfect something (by modifying it); to fine tune
|
| perfezionare {vt}
|
:: to finish or complete
|
| perfezionarsi {vr}
|
:: To perfect (a skill etc)
|
| perfezionativo {adj}
|
:: perfectionist (attributive)
|
| perfezionato {adj}
|
:: perfected
|
| perfezionatore {m}
|
:: perfecter
|
| perfezionatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of perfezionarsi
|
| perfezione {f}
|
:: perfection
|
| perfezionismo {m} /per.fet.tsjoˈni.zmo/
|
:: perfectionism
|
| perfezionista {mf} /per.fet.tsjoˈni.sta/
|
:: perfectionist
|
| perfezionista {adj}
|
:: perfectionistic (inclined to perfectionsim)
|
| perfezionisticamente {adv}
|
:: perfectionistically
|
| perfezionistico {adj}
|
:: perfectionistic (related to perfectionism)
|
| perfezionistico {adj}
|
:: perfectionistic (inclined to perfectionism)
|
| perfidamente {adv}
|
:: treacherously
|
| perfidamente {adv}
|
:: perversely
|
| perfidamente {adv}
|
:: fiercely
|
| perfidia {f}
|
:: perfidy
|
| perfidiare {v}
|
:: To be perfidious
|
| perfidiosamente {adv}
|
:: perfidiously
|
| perfidioso {adj}
|
:: perfidious
|
| perfido {adj}
|
:: perfidious
|
| per filo e per segno {adv}
|
:: in minute detail, step by step, word for word
|
| perfine {f}
|
:: only in alla perfine
|
| perfino {adv}
|
:: synonym of persino; even, just
|
| per finta {adv}
|
:: superficially, in appearance
|
| per finta {adv}
|
:: as a joke, kiddingly, unseriously
|
| perfoliato {adj}
|
:: perfoliate
|
| perforabile {adj}
|
:: That can be perforated or pierced; penetrable
|
| perforabilità {f}
|
:: penetrability
|
| perforamento {m}
|
:: perforation, piercing
|
| perforamento {m}
|
:: drilling, boring, punching (holes)
|
| perforante {v}
|
:: present participle of perforare
|
| perforare {vt}
|
:: to pierce
|
| perforare {vt}
|
:: to perforate
|
| perforare {vt}
|
:: to punch (a hole)
|
| perforare {vt}
|
:: to drill
|
| perforato {adj}
|
:: pierced
|
| perforato {adj}
|
:: perforated
|
| perforatore {m}
|
:: punch card operator (Feminine: perforatrice)
|
| perforatore {m}
|
:: perforator (machine)
|
| perforatore {m}
|
:: card punch
|
| perforatrice {f}
|
:: punch card operator (Masculine: perforatore)
|
| perforatrice {f}
|
:: card punch (machine)
|
| perforatrice {f}
|
:: hole punch (device)
|
| perforatrice {f}
|
:: hammer drill, jackhammer, drifter
|
| perforatura {f}
|
:: perforation
|
| perforazione {f}
|
:: perforation
|
| perforazione {f}
|
:: drilling
|
| perforina {f}
|
:: perforin
|
| performance {f}
|
:: performance
|
| performante {adj}
|
:: high-performance
|
| performare {v}
|
:: To perform
|
| performatività {f}
|
:: performativity
|
| performativo {adj}
|
:: performative
|
| per fortuna {adv}
|
:: luckily, fortunately
|
| per forza {adv}
|
:: necessarily
|
| per forza {adv}
|
:: against one's will, unwillingly
|
| per forza {adv}
|
:: indeed, sure, definitely, of course
|
| perfosfato {m}
|
:: superphosphate
|
| perfrigerare {v}
|
:: To freeze rapidly
|
| perfrigerare {v}
|
:: To deep-freeze
|
| perfrigerazione {f}
|
:: rapid freezing (of foodstuffs); deep-freezing
|
| perfusione {f}
|
:: perfusion
|
| pergamena {f} /per.ɡaˈmɛ.na/
|
:: parchment, membrane, vellum
|
| pergamenaceo {adj}
|
:: parchment (attributive)
|
| pergamenaceo {adj}
|
:: pergameneous
|
| pergamenato {m}
|
:: parchment
|
| pergamo {m}
|
:: pulpit
|
| Pergamo {prop}
|
:: Pergamum, Pergamon
|
| per giunta {adv}
|
:: in addition, what is more, moreover, furthermore, into the bargain
|
| pergiura {f} /perˈd͡ʒu.ra/
|
:: synonym of spergiura: perjurer
|
| pergiurio {m} /perˈd͡ʒu.rjo/
|
:: alternative form of pergiuro
|
| pergiuro {adj} /perˈd͡ʒu.ro/
|
:: synonym of spergiuro: faithless
|
| pergiuro {m}
|
:: synonym of spergiuro: perjurer
|
| pergiuro {m}
|
:: synonym of spergiuro: perjury
|
| pergola {f}
|
:: pergola
|
| pergola {f}
|
:: pall
|
| pergolato {m}
|
:: pergola
|
| pergolato {m}
|
:: trellis
|
| Pergolesi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pergolesi {prop}
|
:: Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, Italian composer
|
| per gradi {prep}
|
:: synonym of a gradi
|
| peri- {prefix}
|
:: peri-
|
| periambo {m}
|
:: synonym of pirrichio
|
| perianale {adj}
|
:: perianal
|
| periantartico {adj}
|
:: periantarctic
|
| perianzio {m}
|
:: perianth
|
| periapside {f}
|
:: periapsis
|
| periareolare {adj}
|
:: periareolar
|
| periartico {adj}
|
:: periarctic
|
| periarticolare {adj}
|
:: periarticular
|
| periartrite {f}
|
:: periarthritis
|
| periastro {m}
|
:: periapsis
|
| periblastico {adj} /pe.riˈblas.ti.ko/
|
:: periblastic
|
| periblasto {m} /pe.riˈblas.to/
|
:: periblast
|
| pericapside {m}
|
:: pericapsid, viral envelope
|
| pericapsidico {adj}
|
:: pericapsidic
|
| pericardico {adj}
|
:: pericardial
|
| pericardio {m}
|
:: pericardium
|
| pericardite {f}
|
:: pericarditis
|
| pericarpico {adj}
|
:: pericarpic
|
| pericarpio {m}
|
:: pericarp
|
| pericarpo {m}
|
:: pericarp
|
| pericentriolare {adj}
|
:: pericentriolar
|
| pericentromerico {adj}
|
:: pericentromeric
|
| periclasio {m}
|
:: periclase
|
| Pericle {prop}
|
:: Pericles
|
| pericleo {adj}
|
:: Periclean
|
| periclinale {adj}
|
:: periclinal
|
| periclitante {adj}
|
:: in harm's way
|
| pericolante {adj}
|
:: precarious; shaky
|
| pericolante {adj}
|
:: in crisis; experiencing grave difficulties
|
| pericolante {v}
|
:: present participle of pericolare
|
| pericolare {vi}
|
:: to be in danger
|
| pericolare {vi}
|
:: to be unsafe
|
| pericolo {m} /pe.ˈri.ko.lo/
|
:: peril, danger
|
| pericolone {m}
|
:: A very cautious person (who sees danger everywhere)
|
| pericolosamente {adv}
|
:: dangerously
|
| pericolosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pericoloso
|
| pericolosità {f}
|
:: danger (all senses)
|
| pericoloso {adj}
|
:: dangerous, risky, insecure, unsafe
|
| pericondrio {m}
|
:: perichondrium
|
| pericondrite {f}
|
:: perichondritis
|
| pericope {f}
|
:: pericope
|
| pericranio {m}
|
:: pericranium
|
| periderma {m}
|
:: periderm
|
| perididimo {m}
|
:: perididymis
|
| peridoto {m}
|
:: peridot
|
| periduodenite {f}
|
:: periduodenitis
|
| peridurale {adj}
|
:: peridural
|
| periegesi {f}
|
:: periegesis
|
| periegeta {m}
|
:: periegete
|
| periegetico {adj}
|
:: periegetic
|
| perieliaco {adj}
|
:: perihelic
|
| perielio {m}
|
:: perihelion
|
| periferia {f}
|
:: outskirts, suburbs
|
| periferia {f}
|
:: fringe, periphery
|
| periferica {f}
|
:: peripheral, device, peripheral device
|
| perifericamente {adv}
|
:: in the suburbs, on the outskirts
|
| perifericamente {adv}
|
:: peripherally
|
| periferico {adj}
|
:: suburban, outlying, in the suburbs, on the outskirts
|
| periferico {adj}
|
:: peripheral
|
| perifrasare {v}
|
:: To periphrase
|
| perifrasi {f} /peˈrif.ra.zi/
|
:: circumlocution, periphrase
|
| perifrasticamente {adv}
|
:: periphrastically
|
| perifrastico {adj}
|
:: periphrastic
|
| perigastrico {adj}
|
:: perigastric
|
| perigastrite {f}
|
:: perigastritis
|
| perigeo {m} /pe.ri.ˈdʒɛ.o/
|
:: perigee
|
| periglaciale {adj}
|
:: periglacial
|
| perigonio {m}
|
:: perigone
|
| perigordino {adj}
|
:: Perigordian (of or from Périgord or Périgueux)
|
| periidro {adj}
|
:: perihydro
|
| perilacuale {adj}
|
:: synonym of circumlacuale
|
| perilinfa {f}
|
:: perilymph
|
| per il momento {adv}
|
:: for the time being, for the nonce
|
| per il resto {adv}
|
:: otherwise, apart from that, for the rest
|
| perimediterraneo {adj}
|
:: peri-Mediterranean
|
| perimento {m}
|
:: loss or destruction
|
| perimetrale {adj}
|
:: perimetric
|
| perimetrale {adj}
|
:: outer
|
| perimetralmente {adv}
|
:: perimetrically
|
| perimetrato {adj}
|
:: bounded
|
| perimetrazione {f}
|
:: The determination of the perimeter of an area
|
| perimetrazione {f}
|
:: A perimeter that forms the limits of a territory
|
| perimetria {f}
|
:: perimetry
|
| perimetrico {adj}
|
:: perimetric
|
| perimetro {m}
|
:: perimeter
|
| perinatale {adj}
|
:: perinatal
|
| perinatalità {f}
|
:: perinatal period
|
| perinatologia {f}
|
:: perinatology
|
| per inciso {adv}
|
:: incidentally, by the way
|
| perineale {adj}
|
:: perineal
|
| perineo {m}
|
:: perineum
|
| perinervio {m}
|
:: perinervous tissue
|
| perineuronale {adj}
|
:: perineuronal
|
| perinevrite {f}
|
:: perineuritis
|
| Perini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| perinucleare {adj}
|
:: perinuclear
|
| periocardiofrenico {adj}
|
:: pericardiacophrenic
|
| perioculare {adj}
|
:: periocular
|
| periodato {m}
|
:: periodate
|
| periodeute {m}
|
:: circuit priest
|
| periodicamente {adv}
|
:: periodically
|
| periodicista {mf}
|
:: A journalist who works for a periodical
|
| periodicità {f}
|
:: periodicity
|
| periodicità {f}
|
:: interval
|
| periodico {m}
|
:: periodical (publication issued regularly, but less frequently than daily)
|
| periodico {m}
|
:: publication
|
| periodico {m}
|
:: magazine
|
| periodico {adj}
|
:: periodic (all senses)
|
| periodico {adj}
|
:: periodic (iodine oxyacid)
|
| periodinia {f}
|
:: periodynia
|
| periodizzamento {m}
|
:: synonym of periodizzazione
|
| periodizzare {vt}
|
:: to periodise
|
| periodizzazione {f}
|
:: periodization
|
| periodo {m}
|
:: period, time, span, run
|
| periodo {m}
|
:: period (in the periodic table)
|
| periodo {m}
|
:: The time between successive peaks or troughs in a sinusoidal phenomenon
|
| periodo {m}
|
:: The time taken for a planet to orbit its star; year
|
| periodo {m}
|
:: moment
|
| periodo {m}
|
:: age, epoch (subdivision of an era)
|
| periodo {m}
|
:: season
|
| periodo {m}
|
:: complex sentence
|
| periodontite {f}
|
:: periodontitis
|
| periodonto {m}
|
:: periodontium
|
| perioftalmo {m}
|
:: mudskipper (fish of the genus Periophthalmus)
|
| periombelicale {adj}
|
:: periumbilical
|
| perioperatorio {adj}
|
:: perioperative
|
| periorale {adj}
|
:: perioral
|
| periorbitale {adj}
|
:: periorbital
|
| periorbitario {adj}
|
:: periorbital
|
| periostale {adj}
|
:: periosteal
|
| periosteo {adj}
|
:: periosteal
|
| periosteo {m}
|
:: Variant of periostio
|
| periostio {m}
|
:: periosteum
|
| periostite {f}
|
:: periostitis
|
| peripatetica {f}
|
:: streetwalker
|
| peripatetica {f}
|
:: prostitute, trollop, strumpet, whore
|
| peripateticamente {adv}
|
:: peripatetically
|
| peripatetico {adj}
|
:: peripatetic
|
| peripatetismo {m}
|
:: peripatetic philosophy
|
| peripezia {f}
|
:: adventure (story)
|
| peripezia {f}
|
:: peripeteia
|
| periplasma {m}
|
:: periplasm (periplasmic space)
|
| periplo {m}
|
:: circumnavigation (of an island or continent)
|
| periptero {m}
|
:: peripteral temple
|
| perire {v} /peˈri.re/
|
:: to die, perish
|
| perire {v}
|
:: to waste away, perish
|
| periscopico {adj}
|
:: periscopic
|
| periscopio {m}
|
:: periscope
|
| per iscritto {adv}
|
:: in writing
|
| perisperma {m}
|
:: perisperm
|
| perispomena {f} /pe.risˈpɔ.me.na/
|
:: perispomenon
|
| perispomeno {adj}
|
:: perispomenon
|
| perissodattilo {m}
|
:: perissodactyl
|
| perissologia {f}
|
:: perissology (form of tautology)
|
| peristalsi {f}
|
:: peristalsis
|
| peristaltico {adj}
|
:: peristaltic
|
| peristasi {f}
|
:: peristasis, peristyle
|
| peristilio {m}
|
:: peristyle
|
| perita {f} /peˈri.ta/
|
:: feminine noun of perito
|
| peritale {adj}
|
:: expertly
|
| peritanza {f}
|
:: hesitation
|
| peritarsi {vi}
|
:: (with + inf.) to hesitate
|
| peritarsi {vi}
|
:: to be awed
|
| peritarsi {v}
|
:: to be ashamed
|
| peritecio {m}
|
:: perithecium
|
| perito {adj} /peˈri.to/
|
:: expert, skillful
|
| perito {m}
|
:: expert
|
| perito {m}
|
:: surveyor
|
| peritoneale {adj}
|
:: peritoneal
|
| peritoneo {m} /pe.ri.to.ˈnɛ.o/
|
:: peritoneum
|
| peritonite {f}
|
:: peritonitis
|
| peritoso {adj}
|
:: hesitant
|
| peritoso {adj}
|
:: shy
|
| peritrico {adj}
|
:: peritrichous
|
| perittero {adj}
|
:: peripterous
|
| perituro {adj} /pe.riˈtu.ro/
|
:: mortal
|
| perituro {adj}
|
:: transient, passing
|
| periungueale {adj}
|
:: periungueal
|
| periurbano {adj}
|
:: periurban
|
| periuretrale {adj}
|
:: periurethral
|
| periuro {m} /peˈrju.ro/
|
:: alternative form of pergiuro: perjury
|
| perivascolare {adj}
|
:: perivascular
|
| periventricolare {adj}
|
:: periventricular
|
| periviscerale {adj}
|
:: perivisceral
|
| perizia {f}
|
:: skill, ability
|
| perizia {f}
|
:: report or opinion (written by an expert)
|
| periziale {adj}
|
:: expert (attributive)
|
| periziante {v}
|
:: present participle of periziare
|
| periziare {vt}
|
:: To survey or value
|
| periziatore {m}
|
:: handicapper (in horse racing)
|
| perizoma {m}
|
:: G-string, thong
|
| perizoma {m}
|
:: loincloth
|
| perizomata {f}
|
:: A woman who wears a thong (or G-string)
|
| perla {f}
|
:: pearl (also figuratively)
|
| perla {f}
|
:: pill
|
| perla {f}
|
:: mistake
|
| perla {adj}
|
:: pearl (attributive)
|
| perla {f}
|
:: A small size of type, standardized as 4 point
|
| perlaceo {adj}
|
:: pearly
|
| perlage {m}
|
:: effervescence (of sparkling wine)
|
| perlagione {f}
|
:: nacre
|
| perlaio {m}
|
:: A pearl worker or seller
|
| per la miseria {interj}
|
:: wow (An indication of excitement or surprise)
|
| per la miseria {interj}
|
:: good grief
|
| perlaquale {adv}
|
:: smoothly, well
|
| perlato {adj}
|
:: pearly
|
| perlato {adj}
|
:: decorated with pearls
|
| perlato {adj}
|
:: pearl (attributive)
|
| perlé {adj}
|
:: pearl (attributive)
|
| perlifero {adj}
|
:: pearl (attributive)
|
| perlifico {adj}
|
:: pearl-bearing
|
| perlina {f}
|
:: bead, jewel
|
| perlina {f}
|
:: panelling, matchboarding
|
| perlinato {m}
|
:: matchboarding
|
| perlinato {adj}
|
:: beaded
|
| perlinatura {f}
|
:: matchboarding
|
| perlinguale {adj}
|
:: sublingual
|
| perlite {f}
|
:: perlite
|
| perloché {conj}
|
:: for what
|
| per lo meno {adv}
|
:: alternative spelling of perlomeno
|
| perlomeno {adv} /per.loˈme.no/
|
:: at least, to say the least
|
| per lo più {adv}
|
:: alternative spelling of perlopiù
|
| perlopiù {adv} /per.loˈpju/
|
:: for the most part, mostly, usually
|
| perlucente {adj}
|
:: very bright
|
| perlustrante {v}
|
:: present participle of perlustrare
|
| perlustrare {vt}
|
:: To scour, patrol, reconnoitre
|
| perlustratore {m}
|
:: patroller, patrol man, raker
|
| perlustrazione {f}
|
:: patrol, reconnaissance, scouring
|
| permacultura {f}
|
:: permaculture
|
| permaculturale {adj}
|
:: permacultural, permaculture
|
| permagelo {m}
|
:: permafrost
|
| permale {m}
|
:: resentment
|
| permalosa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of permaloso
|
| permalosità {f} /per.ma.lo.siˈta/
|
:: touchiness
|
| permaloso {adj} /per.maˈlo.zo/
|
:: thin-skinned, touchy
|
| permaloso {m}
|
:: A touchy person
|
| permanentato {adj}
|
:: permed (hair)
|
| permanente {adj}
|
:: permanent
|
| permanente {f}
|
:: permanent wave, perm
|
| permanentemente {adv}
|
:: permanently
|
| permanenza {f}
|
:: permanence, persistence, continuation
|
| permanenza {f}
|
:: stay, sojourn
|
| permanere {vi}
|
:: to remain
|
| permanganato {m}
|
:: permanganate
|
| permanganico {adj}
|
:: permanganic
|
| per mano di {prep}
|
:: at the hands of
|
| permeabile {adj}
|
:: permeable
|
| permeabilità {f}
|
:: permeability
|
| permeabilizzazione {f}
|
:: permeabilization
|
| permeante {v}
|
:: present participle of permeare
|
| permeanza {f}
|
:: permeance
|
| permeare {v}
|
:: to permeate (with)
|
| permeatore {m}
|
:: permeator
|
| permeazione {f}
|
:: permeation
|
| permessione {f}
|
:: alternative form of permissione
|
| permessivo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of permissivo
|
| permesso {adj}
|
:: allowed, permitted
|
| permesso {interj}
|
:: Said to ask for permission; may I?; may I come in?; knock knock
|
| permesso {interj}
|
:: Said as a request to pass; excuse me
|
| permesso {m}
|
:: permission, permit, consent, leave, licence
|
| permesso {m}
|
:: clearance
|
| permesso di soggiorno {m}
|
:: residence permit
|
| permessosi {v}
|
:: past participle of permettersi
|
| permettente {v}
|
:: present participle of permettere
|
| permettentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of permettersi
|
| permetter {v}
|
:: apocopic form of permettere
|
| permettere {vt}
|
:: to allow, to let, to permit, to authorize, to entitle
|
| permettersi {vr}
|
:: to afford, to allow oneself, to dare, to take the liberty of
|
| permettività {f}
|
:: permittivity
|
| per mezzo di {prep}
|
:: by, through, by means of, by way of
|
| permiano {m}
|
:: Permian
|
| permico {adj}
|
:: Permian
|
| permissibile {adj}
|
:: permissible
|
| permissione {f}
|
:: permission
|
| permissivismo {m}
|
:: permissiveness
|
| permissività {f}
|
:: permissiveness
|
| permissivo {adj}
|
:: permissive
|
| permittività {f}
|
:: permittivity
|
| permuta {f}
|
:: transfer
|
| permuta {f}
|
:: trade-in
|
| permuta {f}
|
:: swap
|
| permutabile {adj}
|
:: exchangeable
|
| permutabile {adj}
|
:: permutable
|
| permutabilità {f}
|
:: exchangeability
|
| permutabilità {f}
|
:: permutability
|
| permutamento {m}
|
:: synonym of permutazione
|
| permutare {v}
|
:: to swap, shift, exchange
|
| permutativo {adj}
|
:: permutative
|
| permutatore {m}
|
:: converter
|
| permutatore {m}
|
:: exchanger
|
| permutazion {f}
|
:: apocopic form of permutazione
|
| permutazione {f}
|
:: permutation
|
| permutite {f}
|
:: permutite
|
| pernacchia {f} /perˈnakːja/
|
:: raspberry (noise imitating flatulence)
|
| pernambucana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of pernambucano
|
| pernambucano {adj}
|
:: Pernambucan
|
| pernambucano {m}
|
:: Pernambucan
|
| pernice {f}
|
:: partridge
|
| pernice bianca {f}
|
:: ptarmigan
|
| pernice del bambù {f}
|
:: bamboo partridge (Bambusicola spp.)
|
| pernice del bambù della Cina {f}
|
:: Chinese bamboo partridge (Bambusicola thoracicus)
|
| pernice del bambù di Taiwan {f}
|
:: Taiwan bamboo partridge (Bambusicola sonorivox)
|
| pernice del bambù montana {f}
|
:: mountain bamboo partridge (Bambusicola fytchii)
|
| pernicie {f} /perˈni.t͡ʃe/
|
:: disaster, ruin
|
| perniciosa {f}
|
:: pernicious malaria
|
| perniciosamente {adv} /per.ni.t͡ʃo.zaˈmen.te/
|
:: perniciously
|
| perniciosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pernicioso
|
| perniciosità {f} /per.ni.t͡ʃo.ziˈta/
|
:: perniciousness
|
| pernicioso {adj} /per.niˈt͡ʃo.zo/
|
:: pernicious
|
| per niente {adv}
|
:: by no means, in no way, not in the least, the least bit
|
| per niente {adv}
|
:: in the least, by any means, in an way
|
| pernione {m}
|
:: synonym of gelone
|
| pernizioso {adj}
|
:: obsolete form of pernicioso
|
| perno {m} /ˈpɛr.no/
|
:: pivot (all senses)
|
| per non dimenticare {phrase}
|
:: "do not forget"
|
| per non dimenticare {phrase}
|
:: "not to forget"
|
| pernottamento {m}
|
:: overnight stay
|
| pernottante {v}
|
:: present participle of pernottare
|
| pernottare {vi}
|
:: To spend the night, to overnight
|
| per nulla al mondo {adv}
|
:: at latter Lammas, never
|
| pero {m} /ˈpe.ɾo/
|
:: pear tree
|
| però {conj}
|
:: yet, but, however, nevertheless
|
| perocché {conj}
|
:: Variant of però che used (in literature) in place of poiché or affinché
|
| perone {m}
|
:: fibula, calf bone
|
| peroneale {adj}
|
:: fibular
|
| peroneo {adj}
|
:: fibular
|
| peroniero {adj}
|
:: fibular
|
| peronismo {m}
|
:: Peronism
|
| peronista {adj}
|
:: Peronist
|
| peronista {mf}
|
:: Peronist
|
| peronospora {f}
|
:: downy mildew
|
| per opera di {prep}
|
:: By means of; through the action of; due to; of
|
| per ora {adv}
|
:: for now; for the time being
|
| perorante {v}
|
:: present participle of perorare
|
| perorare {vt}
|
:: to plead
|
| perorare {vt}
|
:: to advocate
|
| perorazione {f}
|
:: peroration
|
| perossiacido {m}
|
:: peroxyacid
|
| perossidasi {m}
|
:: peroxidase
|
| perossidazione {f}
|
:: peroxidation
|
| perossido {m}
|
:: peroxide
|
| perossido di idrogeno {m}
|
:: hydrogen peroxide
|
| perossimonosolfato {m}
|
:: peroxomonosulfate
|
| perossisoma {m}
|
:: peroxisome
|
| perossisomale {adj}
|
:: peroxisomal
|
| perovskite {f}
|
:: perovskite
|
| Perozzo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| per partito preso {adv}
|
:: deliberately, on principle
|
| perpendicolare {adj}
|
:: perpendicular
|
| perpendicolare {m}
|
:: perpendicular
|
| perpendicolarità {f}
|
:: perpendicularity
|
| perpendicolarmente {adv}
|
:: perpendicularly
|
| perpendicolo {m}
|
:: perpendicular (line)
|
| perpetrante {v}
|
:: present participle of perpetrare
|
| perpetrare {vt}
|
:: to commit, perpetrate
|
| perpetratore {m}
|
:: perpetrator
|
| perpetrazione {f}
|
:: perpetration
|
| perpetrazione {f}
|
:: committal
|
| perpetua {f} /perˈpɛ.tu.a/
|
:: a priest's housekeeper
|
| perpetua {f}
|
:: an aged talkative housekeeper
|
| perpetuabile {adj}
|
:: That can be perpetuated
|
| perpetualmente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of perpetuamente
|
| perpetuamente {adv}
|
:: perpetually
|
| perpetuante {v}
|
:: present participle of perpetuare
|
| perpetuantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of perpetuarsi
|
| perpetuare {vt}
|
:: to perpetuate
|
| perpetuarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of perpetuare
|
| perpetuarsi {v}
|
:: to be perpetuated, last
|
| perpetuatore {m}
|
:: perpetuator
|
| perpetuatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of perpetuarsi
|
| perpetuazione {f}
|
:: perpetuation
|
| perpetuità {f}
|
:: perpetuity
|
| perpetuo {adj}
|
:: perpetual
|
| per piacere {adv}
|
:: please
|
| per piacere {interj}
|
:: please
|
| Perpignano {prop} /per.piɲˈɲa.no/
|
:: Perpignano (city)
|
| perplessità {f}
|
:: perplexity
|
| perplesso {adj}
|
:: perplexed, puzzled
|
| perplimente {v}
|
:: present participle of perplimere
|
| perplimere {v} /perˈpli.me.re/
|
:: to perplex
|
| per poco {adv}
|
:: by a little, by a small margin, just
|
| per poco {adv}
|
:: (followed by non) almost, nearly, just, narrowly
|
| per poco {adv}
|
:: cheap
|
| per quanto {conj}
|
:: as far as, much as, as much as, however much
|
| per quanto concerne {prep}
|
:: as to, as for, regarding, concerning, with regard to, as regards
|
| per quanto mi è dato sapere {adv}
|
:: to one's knowledge, to the best of my knowledge
|
| per quanto riguarda {prep}
|
:: as to, as for, regarding, concerning, with regard to, as regards
|
| per quanto si sa {adv}
|
:: as far as one knows
|
| per questo {adv}
|
:: for this reason; for that reason; for this; this is why
|
| perquisente {v}
|
:: present participle of perquisire
|
| perquisire {vt} /perkwiˈzire/
|
:: To search (house, luggage, person, etc.)
|
| perquisizione {f}
|
:: search, investigation
|
| perrenato {m}
|
:: perrhenate
|
| perrucca {f}
|
:: alternative form of parrucca
|
| persa {mf} /ˈpɛr.sa/
|
:: Persian (someone from Persia)
|
| persa {adj}
|
:: Persian
|
| persa {f}
|
:: synonym of maggiorana
|
| per sbaglio {adv}
|
:: mistakenly, by mistake, in error, wrongly
|
| per scaramanzia {adv}
|
:: for good luck
|
| perscrutabile {adj}
|
:: That can be scrutinized
|
| perscrutabilità {f}
|
:: scrutability
|
| perscrutante {v}
|
:: present participle of perscrutare
|
| perscrutare {vt}
|
:: To scrutinize
|
| persecutore {m}
|
:: persecutor
|
| persecutorio {adj}
|
:: persecutory
|
| persecuzione {f}
|
:: persecution
|
| Persefone {prop}
|
:: Persephone
|
| perseguente {v}
|
:: present participle of perseguire
|
| perseguibile {adj}
|
:: Able to be prosecuted
|
| perseguibilità {f}
|
:: liability to prosecution
|
| perseguimento {m}
|
:: pursuance
|
| perseguimento {m}
|
:: prosecution
|
| perseguire {vt} /per.seˈɡwi.re/
|
:: to pursue
|
| perseguire {vt}
|
:: to prosecute
|
| perseguitante {v}
|
:: present participle of perseguitare
|
| perseguitare {vt}
|
:: To persecute (all senses)
|
| perseguitata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of perseguitato
|
| perseguitato {m}
|
:: victim of persecution (male)
|
| perseidi {f}
|
:: Perseids
|
| per sempre {adv}
|
:: forever, for ever, forevermore, for good
|
| Perseo {prop}
|
:: Perseus
|
| Perseo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Persepoli {prop}
|
:: Persepolis
|
| persesco {adj} /perˈses.ko/
|
:: Persian
|
| perseveramento {m}
|
:: perseverance, persevering
|
| perseverante {v}
|
:: present participle of perseverare
|
| perseverante {adj}
|
:: perseverant
|
| perseverantemente {adv}
|
:: perseverantly
|
| perseveranza {f}
|
:: perseverance
|
| perseveranza {f}
|
:: persistance
|
| perseverare {vi}
|
:: To persevere (in)
|
| Persia {prop} /ˈpɛrsja/
|
:: Persia
|
| persiana {f}
|
:: shutter
|
| persiana {f}
|
:: Venetian blind
|
| persiana {f}
|
:: sash (of window)
|
| persianista {mf}
|
:: Persianist
|
| persianistica {f}
|
:: Persian studies (as an academic discipline)
|
| persianizzazione {f}
|
:: Persianization / Persianisation
|
| persiano {adj}
|
:: Persian, Iranian
|
| persiano {m}
|
:: Persian (both native of Persia and the domestic cat)
|
| persiano {m}
|
:: The fur of the karakul (masculine only)
|
| persiano {m}
|
:: Any of the languages of Persia (masculine only)
|
| persico {m}
|
:: perch, Perca fluviatilis (fish)
|
| persico {m}
|
:: peach (tree)
|
| persico {adj}
|
:: Persian Gulf (attributive)
|
| Persico {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| persino {adv}
|
:: even, just
|
| Persio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| persistente {adj}
|
:: persistent
|
| persistente {v}
|
:: present participle of persistere
|
| persistentemente {adv}
|
:: persistently
|
| persistenza {f}
|
:: persistence
|
| persistere {vi}
|
:: to persist
|
| persistere {m}
|
:: persistance
|
| perso {v}
|
:: past participle of perdere
|
| perso {adj}
|
:: lost, wasted
|
| persolfato {m}
|
:: persulfate
|
| persolforico {adj}
|
:: persulfuric
|
| persona {f}
|
:: person, {p} people, persons
|
| persona {f}
|
:: someone, somebody, anybody
|
| persona {f}
|
:: body, figure
|
| persona {f}
|
:: person, body
|
| persona {f}
|
:: persona
|
| persona alla deriva {n}
|
:: drifter
|
| persona difficile da raggiungere {n}
|
:: hard man to reach
|
| personaggio {m}
|
:: figure, personality, personage
|
| personaggio {m}
|
:: (being in a story) character
|
| personaggio {m}
|
:: character, fellow, guy
|
| personale {adj}
|
:: personal, private
|
| personale {m}
|
:: staff, personnel
|
| personale {m}
|
:: personal sphere, personal affairs
|
| personale {m}
|
:: figure
|
| personale {f}
|
:: solo exhibit
|
| personalismo {m}
|
:: personalism
|
| personalissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of personale
|
| personalista {mf}
|
:: personalist
|
| personalistico {adj}
|
:: personalist
|
| personalità {f}
|
:: personality
|
| personalità {f}
|
:: legal personality
|
| personalità {f}
|
:: (celebrity) celebrity, personality
|
| personalizzabile {adj}
|
:: That can be personalized; personalizable, customizable
|
| personalizzabilità {f}
|
:: customizability
|
| personalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of personalizzare
|
| personalizzare {vt}
|
:: to personalize, customise/customize
|
| personalizzazione {f}
|
:: personalization
|
| personalmente {adv}
|
:: personally, in person, oneself, directly
|
| personeggiare {vt}
|
:: to impersonate
|
| personificante {v}
|
:: present participle of personificare
|
| personificare {vt}
|
:: to personify
|
| personificare {vt}
|
:: to embody
|
| personificazione {f}
|
:: personification
|
| personificazione {f}
|
:: embodiment
|
| personificazione {f}
|
:: epitome
|
| per soprammercato {adv}
|
:: in addition, into the bargain, what's more, to cap it all
|
| perspettiva {f}
|
:: alternative form of prospettiva
|
| perspicace {adj}
|
:: discerning, shrewd, perceptive, perspicacious
|
| perspicacemente {adv}
|
:: sharply, keenly, perceptively, shrewdly
|
| perspicacia {f}
|
:: perspicacity, shrewdness
|
| perspicacità {f}
|
:: perspicacity, shrewdness
|
| perspicuamente {adv}
|
:: perspicuously
|
| perspicuità {f}
|
:: perspicuity, perspicuousness
|
| perspicuo {adj}
|
:: perspicuous
|
| perspirazione {f}
|
:: perspiration
|
| persuadente {v}
|
:: present participle of persuadere
|
| persuadentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of persuadersi
|
| persuadere {vt}
|
:: to persuade, convince
|
| persuadersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of persuadere
|
| persuadersi {vr}
|
:: to convince oneself
|
| persuadersi {vr}
|
:: to become convinced
|
| persuadevole {adj}
|
:: persuasive
|
| persuadibile {adj}
|
:: persuadable
|
| persuaditore {m}
|
:: persuader
|
| persuasibile {adj}
|
:: Variant of persuadibile
|
| persuasibilità {f}
|
:: persuasibility
|
| persuasione {f}
|
:: persuasion
|
| persuasione {f}
|
:: belief, conviction
|
| persuasivamente {adv}
|
:: persuasively
|
| persuasivo {adj}
|
:: persuasive
|
| persuasore {m}
|
:: persuader
|
| persuasorio {adj}
|
:: persuasive
|
| persuasosi {v}
|
:: past participle of persuadersi
|
| persutto {m}
|
:: alternative form of prosciutto
|
| pertanto {conj}
|
:: so, therefore, thus
|
| pertecnetato {m}
|
:: pertechnetate
|
| per tempo {adv}
|
:: early, beforehand, as soon as possible
|
| per tempo {adv}
|
:: on time
|
| pertenere {v}
|
:: to pertain (to)
|
| pertica {f}
|
:: pole, rod
|
| pertica {f}
|
:: beanpole
|
| perticara {f} /per.tiˈka.ra/
|
:: A type of plough made entirely out of wood, except for the ploughshare
|
| perticata {f}
|
:: A blow from a rod or pole
|
| perticone {m}
|
:: beanpole (tall, thin person)
|
| Pertile {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pertinace {adj}
|
:: pertinacious
|
| pertinacemente {adv}
|
:: tenaciously, stubbornly
|
| pertinacia {f}
|
:: pertinacity
|
| pertinente {adj} /per.tiˈnɛn.te/
|
:: pertinent or relevant (to)
|
| pertinentemente {adv}
|
:: pertinently, relevantly
|
| pertinenza {f}
|
:: pertinence, relevance
|
| pertinenza {f}
|
:: jurisdiction (of a court)
|
| pertinenziale {adj}
|
:: jurisdictional
|
| Pertini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pertini {prop}
|
:: Sandro Pertini, Italian politician and seventh President of Italy
|
| pertosse {f}
|
:: pertussis, whooping cough
|
| pertrattare {v}
|
:: To treat or handle thoroughly
|
| pertrattazione {f}
|
:: exhaustive, in-depth treatment
|
| pertugio {m}
|
:: hole, opening
|
| perturbamento {m}
|
:: perturbation
|
| perturbamento {m}
|
:: anxiety, worry, upset
|
| perturbante {v}
|
:: present participle of perturbare
|
| perturbantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of perturbarsi
|
| perturbare {vt}
|
:: to upset, disturb, perturb
|
| perturbarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of perturbare
|
| perturbarsi {v}
|
:: to become upset, disturbed, perturbed
|
| perturbatamente {adv}
|
:: perturbedly
|
| perturbativo {adj}
|
:: perturbative
|
| perturbato {adj}
|
:: upset, disturbed, perturbed
|
| perturbatore {adj}
|
:: disruptive
|
| perturbatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of perturbarsi
|
| perturbazione {f}
|
:: perturbation (all senses)
|
| per tutti i diavoli {interj}
|
:: wow (An indication of excitement or surprise)
|
| Perù {prop}
|
:: Perù (country)
|
| peruggine {m}
|
:: wild pear tree
|
| Perugia {prop}
|
:: Perugia (city/and/province)
|
| perugino {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Perugia
|
| perugino {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Perugia
|
| per ultima cosa {adv}
|
:: ultimately, eventually, at last
|
| per ultimo {adj}
|
:: last, ultimately
|
| per un pelo {adv}
|
:: closely, narrowly
|
| perusto {adj}
|
:: burnt
|
| perusto {adj}
|
:: dry, arid
|
| perusto {adj}
|
:: torrid
|
| peruviana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of peruviano
|
| peruviano {adj}
|
:: Peruvian
|
| peruviano {m}
|
:: Peruvian
|
| Peruzzi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pervadente {v}
|
:: present participle of pervadere
|
| pervadere {vt}
|
:: to pervade, permeate
|
| pervasivamente {adv}
|
:: pervasively
|
| pervasività {f}
|
:: pervasiveness
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| pervasivo {adj}
|
:: pervasive
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| perveniente {v}
|
:: present participle of pervenire
|
| pervenire {vi}
|
:: to reach
|
| pervenire {vi}
|
:: to arrive (at)
|
| pervenire {vi}
|
:: to come (to)
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| perversione {f}
|
:: perversion
|
| perversità {f}
|
:: perversity
|
| perverso {adj} /perˈvɛr.so/
|
:: perverted
|
| perverso {adj}
|
:: perverse (of desires etc)
|
| perverso {adj}
|
:: wicked
|
| pervertente {v}
|
:: present participle of pervertire
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| pervertentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pervertirsi
|
| pervertimento {m}
|
:: corruption, depravity
|
| pervertimento {m}
|
:: perversion
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| pervertire {vt}
|
:: to pervert, to corrupt
|
| pervertirsi {vr}
|
:: To become perverted, corrupted or debased
|
| pervertito {adj}
|
:: perverted
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| pervertito {m}
|
:: pervert
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| pervertitore {m}
|
:: perverter, corrupter
|
| pervertitore {adj}
|
:: perverting, corrupting
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| pervertitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pervertirsi
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| per via di {prep}
|
:: because of, due to, by way of
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| per via orale {adv}
|
:: orally
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| pervicace {adj}
|
:: stubborn, obstinate
|
| pervicacemente {adv}
|
:: stubbornly, obstinately
|
| pervicacia {f}
|
:: stubbornness, obstinacy
|
| Pervicchio {prop}
|
:: Pervicchio (island)
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| pervietà {f}
|
:: patency
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| per vie traverse {adv}
|
:: unlawfully, dishonestly
|
| per vie traverse {adv}
|
:: In a manner not conforming to the law
|
| pervigile {adj}
|
:: Very alert, attentive, watchful
|
| pervinca {f}
|
:: periwinkle (plant)
|
| pervinca {m}
|
:: periwinkle (colour)
|
| pervinca {adj}
|
:: periwinkle
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| per volta {adv}
|
:: at a time, at the same time
|
| perxenato {m}
|
:: perxenate
|
| perxenico {adj}
|
:: perxenic
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| Perzagno {prop}
|
:: Perzagno (town)
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| p.es. {adv}
|
:: initialism of per esempio
|
| pesa {f}
|
:: weighing
|
| pesa {f}
|
:: weighbridge
|
| pesa {f}
|
:: weighing machine
|
| Pesa {prop}
|
:: Pesa (river)
|
| pesabambini {mf}
|
:: baby scales
|
| pesabile {adj}
|
:: weighable
|
| pesafiltro {m}
|
:: weighing bottle
|
| pesalatte {m}
|
:: A milk densitometer
|
| pesalettere {m}
|
:: letter-scales
|
| pesante {v} /peˈsante/
|
:: present participle of pesare
|
| pesante {adj}
|
:: heavy
|
| pesante {adj}
|
:: oppressive, depressing
|
| pesantemente {adv}
|
:: heavily, hard
|
| pesantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pesarsi
|
| pesantezza {f}
|
:: heaviness, weight, weightiness
|
| pesantissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pesante
|
| pesapersone {m}
|
:: scales (bathroom etc)
|
| pesare {vit}
|
:: to weigh
|
| pesare le parole {v}
|
:: to mince words
|
| pesarese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of the Italian town of Pesaro
|
| pesarese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Pesaro or the Pesaro people
|
| Pesaro {prop}
|
:: Pesaro (city)
|
| Pesaro e Urbino {prop}
|
:: Pesaro e Urbino
|
| pesarsi {vr}
|
:: To weigh oneself (e.g. on bathroom scales)
|
| pesatamente {adv}
|
:: thoughtfully
|
| pesatore {m}
|
:: A weights and measures inspector (or similar)
|
| pesatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pesarsi
|
| pesatura {f}
|
:: weighing
|
| pesca {f} /ˈpɛs.ka/
|
:: peach (fruit)
|
| pesca {f}
|
:: peach (colour)
|
| pesca {adj}
|
:: peach (in colour)
|
| pesca {f} /ˈpɛs.ka/
|
:: fishing
|
| pesca {f}
|
:: fishing boat
|
| pesca {f}
|
:: dip, lucky dip
|
| pesca con la lenza {f}
|
:: angling
|
| pesca con la mosca {f}
|
:: fly fishing
|
| pescaggio {m}
|
:: draught (of a vessel)
|
| pescaggio {m}
|
:: dredging
|
| pescaggio {m}
|
:: fishing
|
| pescagione {f}
|
:: fishing
|
| pescagione {f}
|
:: synonym of pescaggio
|
| pescaia {f}
|
:: weir
|
| pescaiolo {m}
|
:: A barrier in a river designed to catch fish
|
| pescamartino {m}
|
:: synonym of martin pescatore
|
| pesca nettarina {f}
|
:: synonym of pesca noce
|
| pesca noce {f}
|
:: nectarine (fruit)
|
| pescanoce {f} /pes.kaˈno.t͡ʃe/
|
:: alternative form of pesca noce
|
| pescante {v}
|
:: present participle of pescare
|
| Pescara {prop}
|
:: Pescara (province)
|
| Pescara {prop}
|
:: Pescara (capital city)
|
| pescare {v}
|
:: to fish
|
| pescare {v}
|
:: to get (find)
|
| pescare {v}
|
:: to draw (cards)
|
| pescareccio {m}
|
:: alternative form of peschereccio
|
| pescare con rete a strascico {v}
|
:: to trawl
|
| pescare con rete a strascico {v}
|
:: To take fish, or other marine animals, with a trawl
|
| pescare con rete a strascico {v}
|
:: To fish from a slow moving boat
|
| pescarese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Pescara
|
| pescarese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Pescara or the Pescara people
|
| pescasportivo {m}
|
:: angler
|
| pesca subacquea {f}
|
:: underwater fishing
|
| pescata {f} /pesˈka.ta/
|
:: fish (period of time spent fishing)
|
| pescata {f}
|
:: The quantity of fish caught in one fishing session
|
| pescatico {m}
|
:: A tribute paid to a feudal lord by those allowed to fish in his rivers
|
| pescato {m} /pesˈka.to/
|
:: The quantity of fish caught in a given amount of time; catch
|
| pescatora {f}
|
:: only in alla pescatora
|
| pescatore {m}
|
:: fisherman
|
| pescatorio {adj}
|
:: alternative form of piscatorio
|
| pescatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pescatore
|
| pesce {m} /ˈpeʃːe/
|
:: fish
|
| pesce abissale {m}
|
:: abyssal fish
|
| pesce angelo {m}
|
:: angelfish (marine fish of the family Pomacanthidae)
|
| pesce azzurro {m}
|
:: a variety of small fishes with blueish green color such as: herrings, mackerels, anchovies, sardines
|
| pesce balestra {m}
|
:: triggerfish (marine fish of the family Balistidae)
|
| pescecane {m}
|
:: dogfish
|
| pescecane {m}
|
:: shark
|
| pesce cardinale {m}
|
:: cardinalfish (marine fish of the family Apogonidae)
|
| pesce castagna {m}
|
:: Atlantic pomfret (Brama brama)
|
| pesce chirurgo {m}
|
:: surgeonfish, tang
|
| pesce civetta {m}
|
:: flying gurnard (marine fish of the family Dactylopteridae)
|
| pesce combattente {m}
|
:: fighting fish (freshwater fish of the family Osphronemidae)
|
| pesce d'aprile {m}
|
:: April fool (literally: April fish)
|
| pesceduovo {m}
|
:: A frittata in the shape of a fish
|
| pesce farfalla {m}
|
:: butterflyfish
|
| pesce gatto {m}
|
:: catfish
|
| pescegatto {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of pesce gatto
|
| pesce grosso {m}
|
:: fat cat
|
| pesce istrice {m}
|
:: porcupinefish (marine fish of the family Diodontidae)
|
| pesce lanterna {m}
|
:: lanternfish
|
| pesce lima {m}
|
:: filefish (any fish of the family Monacanthidae)
|
| pesce lucertola {f}
|
:: synonym of lacertola
|
| pesce luna {m}
|
:: sunfish (marine fish of the family Molidae)
|
| pesce lupo {m}
|
:: wolffish (marine fish of the family Anarhichadidae)
|
| pesce mandibola {m}
|
:: loosejaw (Malacosteus niger)
|
| pesce martello {m}
|
:: hammerhead
|
| pesce pagliaccio {m}
|
:: clownfish, anemonefish
|
| pesce palla {m}
|
:: pufferfish, puffer, globefish (any fish of the family Tetraodontidae), particularly Arothron hispidus
|
| pesce pappagallo {m}
|
:: parrotfish
|
| pesce persico {m}
|
:: perch, Perca fluviatilis
|
| pesce pietra {m}
|
:: stonefish (marine fish of the family Synanceiidae)
|
| pesce pilota {m}
|
:: pilot fish (Naucrates ductor)
|
| pesce ragno {m}
|
:: weever
|
| pesce ragno {m}
|
:: synonym of spigola
|
| pesce remo {m}
|
:: oarfish (marine fish of the family Regalecidae)
|
| pesce rondine {m}
|
:: synonym of pesce volante
|
| pesce rosso {m}
|
:: goldfish
|
| pesce sega {m}
|
:: sawfish (marine fish of the family Pristidae)
|
| pesce spada {m}
|
:: swordfish
|
| pescespada {m}
|
:: swordfish
|
| pesce tarantola {f}
|
:: synonym of lacertola
|
| pesce timone {m}
|
:: Bermuda chub (marine fish of the species Kyphosus saltarix)
|
| pesce torcia {m}
|
:: flashlight fish
|
| pesce trombetta {m}
|
:: trumpetfish
|
| pescetto {m}
|
:: Small fish (such as whitebait)
|
| pesce unicorno {m}
|
:: unicornfish
|
| pesce vela {m}
|
:: sailfish (marine fish of the family Istiophoridae)
|
| pesce vipera {m}
|
:: viperfish (abyssal fish of the family Stomiidae)
|
| pesce volante {m}
|
:: flying fish (Exocoetidae)
|
| pesce volante maculato {m}
|
:: backspot flyingfish (Cheilopogon dorsomacula: family Exocoetidae)
|
| peschereccio {adj}
|
:: fishing (attributive)
|
| peschereccio {m}
|
:: fishing boat, smack; trawler; fishing fleet, drifer
|
| pescheria {f}
|
:: fishmonger's (shop)
|
| pescheto {m}
|
:: peach orchard
|
| peschicolo {adj}
|
:: peach-growing (attributive)
|
| peschicoltura {f}
|
:: pisciculture, fish farming
|
| peschiera {f}
|
:: fish farm
|
| peschiera {f}
|
:: fish pond
|
| Peschiera del Garda {prop}
|
:: Peschiera del Garda (town)
|
| peschierano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Peschiera (especially Peschiera del Garda)
|
| peschierotto {adj}
|
:: Of or from Peschiera (especially Peschiera del Garda)
|
| Pesci {prop} /ˈpeʃʃi/
|
:: Pisces (constellation)
|
| Pesci {prop}
|
:: Pisces (star sign)
|
| Pescia {prop}
|
:: Pescia (small town)
|
| pesciaiola {f}
|
:: fish kettle
|
| pesciaiola {f}
|
:: smew (Mergellus albellus)
|
| pesciaiolo {m}
|
:: fishmonger
|
| pesciatino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Pescia
|
| pescicoltore {m}
|
:: fish farmer; pisciculturist
|
| pescicoltura {f}
|
:: fish farming; pisciculture
|
| pesciera {f}
|
:: fish kettle
|
| pesciolino {m}
|
:: Any of several small, fast fish
|
| pesciolino {m}
|
:: A lively child
|
| pescivendolo {m}
|
:: fishmonger
|
| pescivendolo {m}
|
:: fishmonger's (shop)
|
| pesco {m}
|
:: peach (tree)
|
| pesco noce {m}
|
:: nectarine (Prunus persica subsp. persica)
|
| pesconoce {m} /pes.koˈno.t͡ʃe/
|
:: alternative form of pesco noce
|
| pescosità {f} /pes.ko.ziˈta/
|
:: The quality of being fishful or piscose
|
| pescoso {adj} /pesˈko.zo/
|
:: fishful (abundant in fish)
|
| peseta {f}
|
:: peseta
|
| pesiera {f}
|
:: A set of weights
|
| Pesio {prop}
|
:: Pesio (river)
|
| pesista {mf}
|
:: weightlifter
|
| pesista {mf}
|
:: shot putter
|
| pesistica {f}
|
:: weightlifting
|
| pesistico {adj}
|
:: weightlifting (attributive)
|
| peso {m}
|
:: weight
|
| peso equivalente {m}
|
:: equivalent weight, gram equivalent
|
| pesolo {adj}
|
:: hanging
|
| peso lordo {m}
|
:: gross weight
|
| peso molecolare {m}
|
:: alternative form of massa molecolare
|
| peso specifico {m}
|
:: specific gravity
|
| pessario {m}
|
:: pessary
|
| pessarizzare {v}
|
:: To apply a pessary
|
| -pessi {suffix}
|
:: -pexy
|
| -pessia {suffix} /-pesˈsi.a/
|
:: -pexy
|
| pessimamente {adv}
|
:: terribly (very badly)
|
| pessimismo {m}
|
:: pessimism
|
| pessimista {adj}
|
:: pessimistic
|
| pessimista {mf}
|
:: pessimist
|
| pessimisticamente {adv}
|
:: pessimistically
|
| pessimistico {adj}
|
:: pessimistic, pessimist (attribute)
|
| pessimo {adj}
|
:: very bad, awful, foul, dreadful
|
| pesta {f}
|
:: footprint
|
| pesta {f}
|
:: mess, trouble
|
| pestaggio {m}
|
:: beating up, beating, thrashing, going over
|
| pestalozziano {adj}
|
:: Pestalozzian
|
| pestamento {m}
|
:: crushing
|
| pestamento {m}
|
:: trampling
|
| pestamento {m}
|
:: beating
|
| pestante {v}
|
:: present participle of pestare
|
| pestar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of pestare
|
| pestare {vt}
|
:: to crush, grind, pound
|
| pestare {vt}
|
:: to trample, step on, tread on
|
| pestare {vt}
|
:: to beat, beat up, bash, rough up
|
| pestar l'acqua nel mortaio {v}
|
:: To do something useless; to waste time
|
| pestarola {f}
|
:: mea grinder
|
| pestata {f}
|
:: trample
|
| pestata {f}
|
:: pounding, beating
|
| pestata {f}
|
:: paste made by grinding ingredients
|
| pestatoio {m}
|
:: pestle
|
| pestatore {m}
|
:: grinder
|
| pestatura {f}
|
:: crushing
|
| pestatura {f}
|
:: grinding
|
| pestatura {f}
|
:: beating
|
| peste {f} /ˈpɛs.te/
|
:: plague
|
| peste {f}
|
:: pest, nuisance (person)
|
| peste {f}
|
:: urchin (mischievous child)
|
| pestellata {f}
|
:: a blow from a pestle
|
| pestello {f}
|
:: pestle
|
| peste suina {f}
|
:: swine fever
|
| pesticciare {v}
|
:: To trample
|
| pesticcio {m}
|
:: trampling
|
| pesticida {adj}
|
:: pesticidal
|
| pesticida {m}
|
:: pesticide
|
| pestifero {adj}
|
:: pestilential, pestiferous
|
| pestifero {adj}
|
:: noxious (smell)
|
| pestilenza {f}
|
:: plague, pestilence
|
| pestilenza {f}
|
:: stench
|
| pestilenziale {adj}
|
:: noxious (smell)
|
| pestio {m}
|
:: trampling
|
| pesto {adj} /ˈpes.to/
|
:: crushed, ground, beaten
|
| pesto {adj}
|
:: livid, bluish, black
|
| pesto {adj}
|
:: pitch-dark, pitch-black
|
| pesto {m}
|
:: pesto
|
| pesto alla genovese {m}
|
:: pesto
|
| pesto alla genovese {m}
|
:: A sauce, especially for pasta, originating from the Genoa region in Italy, made from basil, garlic, pine nuts, olive oil and cheese (usually pecorino)
|
| pesto alla trapanese {m}
|
:: pesto
|
| pesto alla trapanese {m}
|
:: A sauce, especially for pasta, originating from the Trapani Sicily in Italy, made from basil, garlic, almond nuts, olive oil and cheese (only pecorino) salt and pepper
|
| pestone {m}
|
:: pounder (tool)
|
| pestone {m}
|
:: treading, trampling
|
| pestoso {adj}
|
:: plague (attributive)
|
| petacchio {m} /peˈtak.kjo/
|
:: alternative form of petaccio
|
| petaccio {m} /peˈtat.t͡ʃo/
|
:: patache
|
| petacco {m} /peˈtak.ko/
|
:: alternative form of petaccio
|
| petaliforme {adj}
|
:: petaliform
|
| petalismo {n}
|
:: petalism (banishment order written on a olive leave in Syracuse Greece)
|
| petalo {m}
|
:: A petal
|
| petaloideo {adj}
|
:: petaloid
|
| petaloso {adj} /pe.taˈlo.so/
|
:: petalous, petalsome (full of petals)
|
| petametro {m}
|
:: petametre
|
| petardo {m}
|
:: cracker, firecracker, banger, petard
|
| petaso {m}
|
:: petasus
|
| petauro {m}
|
:: sugar glider (of genus Petaurus)
|
| petauro dello zucchero {m}
|
:: sugar glider (Petaurus breviceps)
|
| petecchia {f}
|
:: petechia
|
| petecchiale {adj}
|
:: petechial
|
| petit-gris {m}
|
:: fur of the gray squirrel
|
| petitorio {adj}
|
:: petitory
|
| petizione {f}
|
:: petition
|
| peto {m} /ˈpe.to/
|
:: fart, toot
|
| petomane {mf}
|
:: flatulist
|
| petomane {mf}
|
:: farter
|
| petonciana {f}
|
:: rare form of petonciano
|
| petonciano {m} /pe.tonˈtʃa.no/
|
:: aubergine ; eggplant
|
| petragnola {f} /pe.traɲˈɲɔ.la/
|
:: synonym of culbianco
|
| petraia {f}
|
:: heap of stones
|
| petraia {f}
|
:: quarry
|
| petraiola {f} /pe.traˈjɔ.la/
|
:: alternative form of petragnola
|
| petrale {m}
|
:: A Sardinian Nuragic temple
|
| Petralli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Petrarca {prop}
|
:: Petrarch
|
| petrarcheggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of petrarcheggiare
|
| petrarcheggiante {adj}
|
:: imitative of the style of Petrarch
|
| petrarcheggiare {vi}
|
:: to write according to the Petrarchan style; to imitate Petrarch's poetry
|
| petrarchescamente {adv}
|
:: in the manner of Petrarch
|
| petrarchesco {adj}
|
:: Petrarchan
|
| petrarchismo {m}
|
:: Petrarchism
|
| petrarchista {mf}
|
:: Petrarchist
|
| petrarchistico {adj}
|
:: Petrarchan
|
| Petrassi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Petrassi {prop}
|
:: Goffredo Petrassi, Italian composer
|
| petrello {m}
|
:: petrel of the genus Pterodroma
|
| petrello {m}
|
:: gadfly petrel
|
| petrello di Madera {m}
|
:: Zino's petrel, Madeira petrel
|
| petriera {f}
|
:: petrary
|
| petrigno {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pietrigno
|
| petrinale {m}
|
:: petronel
|
| petro- {prefix}
|
:: petro- (all senses)
|
| Petrocelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| petrochimica {f}
|
:: alternative form of petrolchimica
|
| petrodollaro {m}
|
:: petrodollar
|
| petrogenesi {f}
|
:: petrogenesis
|
| petroglifo {m}
|
:: petroglyph
|
| petrografia {f}
|
:: petrography
|
| petrografico {adj}
|
:: petrographic
|
| petrografo {m}
|
:: petrographer
|
| petrolato {m}
|
:: petrolatum; petroleum jelly
|
| petrolchimica {f}
|
:: petrochemical industry
|
| petrolchimico {adj}
|
:: petrochemical
|
| petrolchimico {m}
|
:: petrochemical
|
| petroldollaro {m}
|
:: petrodollar (Variant of petrodollaro)
|
| petroliera {f}
|
:: tanker, oil tanker
|
| petroliere {m}
|
:: oilman (worker in the oil industry)
|
| petroliero {adj}
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:: oil (attributive)
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| petrolifero {adj}
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:: oil, petroleum (attributive)
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| petrolio {m}
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:: petroleum, (with the same meaning) oil
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| petrolio {m}
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:: paraffin (oil), kerosene
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| petrologia {f}
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:: petrology
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| petrologico {adj}
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:: petrological
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| petronciana {f}
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:: rare form of petonciano
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| petronciano {m}
|
:: rare form of petonciano
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| petroniano {adj}
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:: Petronian
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| Petronio {prop}
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:: given name
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| petrosello {m}
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:: synonym of prezzemolo
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| petrosità {f}
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:: stoniness
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| petroso {adj}
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:: rocky, stony
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| petroso {adj}
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:: hard
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| Petrucci {prop}
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:: surname
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| Petrucelli {prop}
|
:: surname
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| Petruzzi {prop}
|
:: surname
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| pe-tsai {m}
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:: bok choy (Chinese cabbage)
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| pettabbotta {f}
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:: A type of suit of armour
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| pettata {f}
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:: A blow in the chest
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| pettata {f}
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:: A steep climb
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| pettata {f}
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:: effort
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| pettazzurro {m}
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:: bluethroat
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| pettegola {f}
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:: redshank, properly the common redshank
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| pettegola {f}
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:: female equivalent of pettegolo
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| pettegolante {v}
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:: present participle of pettegolare
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| pettegolare {vi}
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:: to gossip
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| pettegoleggiare {vi}
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:: synonym of pettegolare
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| pettegolezzo {m} /pet.te.ɡoˈlet.t͡so/
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:: gossip (talk)
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| pettegolezzo {m}
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:: buzz, chit-chat, claver
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| pettegolio {m}
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:: gossiping, chatter (continuous talk)
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| pettegolo {adj}
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:: gossipy
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| pettegolo {m}
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:: gossip
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| pettegolume {m}
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:: gossip
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| pettico {adj}
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:: alternative form of pectico
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| pettide {f}
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:: An Ancient Greek stringed instrument
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| pettiera {f}
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:: pectoral (part of horse harness)
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| pettignone {m}
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:: pubis
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| pettinaio {m}
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:: A person who makes or sells combs
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| pettinante {v}
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:: present participle of pettinare
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| pettinantesi {v}
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:: present participle of pettinarsi
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| pettinare {vt}
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:: to comb, dress
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| pettinare {vt}
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:: to comb the hair or fur of
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| pettinare {vt}
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:: to comb; to card; to tease; to hackle
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| pettinare {vt}
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:: to give a beating; to knock some sense into
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| pettinare {vt}
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:: to criticize harshly; to reprimand; to tell off
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| pettinare {vt}
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:: to fix up or polish a story, typically by distorting a fact or guiding a misleading narrative
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| pettinare {vt}
|
:: to eat voraciously
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| pettinarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of pettinare
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| pettinarsi {v}
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:: to comb, arrange, or do one's hair
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| pettinata {f}
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:: comb, combing
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| pettinato {adj}
|
:: combed
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| pettinato {adj}
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:: carded
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| pettinato {m}
|
:: worsted
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| pettinatoio {m}
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:: peignoir
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| pettinatore {m}
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:: comber (person)
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| pettinatosi {v}
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:: past participle of pettinarsi
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| pettinatrice {f}
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:: comber (machine)
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| pettinatura {f}
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:: hairstyle, hairdo
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| pettinatura {f}
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:: combing or carding of yarn
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| pettine {m}
|
:: comb
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| pettine {m}
|
:: reed
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| pettinella {f}
|
:: A type of comb
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| pettinella {f}
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:: A toothed harpoon
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| pettinessa {f}
|
:: curved, wide-toothed comb, used to fix hair or as an ornament
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| pettinicchia {f}
|
:: A type of comb
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| pettinicchia {f}
|
:: A small saw
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| pettiniera {f}
|
:: A case for a comb
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| pettiniera {f}
|
:: dressing table
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| pettinina {f}
|
:: synonym of pettinella
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| pettino {m}
|
:: piece added to the apron of maids, nannies, etc., which rises to cover the chest
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| pettino {m}
|
:: chest part of a button-down shirt, detached and starched
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| pettino {m}
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:: part of a women's dress, detached from the rest, covering the chest
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| pettirosso {m}
|
:: robin - bird
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| petto {m} /ˈpɛtto/
|
:: chest (anatomical)
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| petto {m}
|
:: breast (especially of chicken etc)
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| pettobianco {m} /pɛt.toˈbjan.ko/
|
:: synonym of mignattino
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| pettola {f} /ˈpɛt.to.la/
|
:: deep-fried, savoury doughnut(s)
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| pettolina {f}
|
:: A small pettola
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| pettorale {adj}
|
:: pectoral
|
| pettorale {f}
|
:: pectoral
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| pettorina {f}
|
:: bib
|
| pettorina {f}
|
:: harness for a dog or other similar animal
|
| pettorina {f}
|
:: vest
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| pettorina {f}
|
:: synonym of pettino
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| pettoruto {adj}
|
:: broad-chested (man)
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| pettoruto {adj}
|
:: buxom (woman)
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| petulante {adj}
|
:: petulant
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| petulantemente {adv}
|
:: petulantly
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| petulanza {f}
|
:: petulance
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| petulco {adj}
|
:: goatlike
|
| petunia {f}
|
:: petunia (flower)
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| pevera {f}
|
:: tundish
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| peverada {f}
|
:: pepper sauce
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| pevere {m}
|
:: synonym of pepe
|
| peyotina {f}
|
:: synonym of mescalina
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| peziolo {m}
|
:: petiole
|
| pezza {f} /ˈpɛt.tsa/
|
:: bolt (of cloth)
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| pezza {f}
|
:: patch (of fabric)
|
| pezza {f}
|
:: rag
|
| pezza {f}
|
:: ordinary
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| pezza da piedi {f}
|
:: doormat (someone who is overly submissive to others' wishes)
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| Pezzali {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pezzali {prop}
|
:: Max Pezzali, Italian singer
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| pezzame {m}
|
:: An assortment of patches
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| pezzato {adj}
|
:: piebald
|
| pezzato {m}
|
:: piebald (horse)
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| pezzatura {f}
|
:: size or form
|
| pezzatura {f}
|
:: spots, dapple on fur
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| pezzente {mf} /petˈt͡sɛn.te/
|
:: beggar
|
| pezzente {mf}
|
:: wretch
|
| pezzente {mf}
|
:: miser
|
| pezzenteria {f}
|
:: beggary
|
| pezzettino {m}
|
:: little piece, bit
|
| pezzetto {m}
|
:: diminutive of pezzo; small piece, bit
|
| pezzo {m} /ˈpɛt.t͡so/
|
:: piece, chunk
|
| pezzo {m}
|
:: hunk
|
| pezzo {m}
|
:: plot
|
| pezzo {m} /ˈpet.t͡so/
|
:: synonym of abete rosso
|
| pezzo da 90 {n}
|
:: A very important person
|
| pezzo da novanta {m}
|
:: a big shot
|
| pezzo grosso {m}
|
:: big shot, big wheel, bigwig,
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| pezzo grosso {m}
|
:: boss, chief, leader, master, top banana, big cheese, big enchilada, big kahuna, grand poobah, head honcho, kingpin, muckety muck, top dog
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| pezzola {f}
|
:: alternative form of pezzuola
|
| pezzolata {f}
|
:: The amount that can be carried in a folded cloth (typically, on a stick)
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| pezzone {m}
|
:: A trellis used in the breeding of silkworms
|
| pezzonovante {m}
|
:: alternative form of pezzo da novanta
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| pezzotto {m}
|
:: patchwork carpet
|
| pezzullo {m}
|
:: A short newspaper article
|
| pezzuola {f}
|
:: large handkerchief
|
| pezzuola {f}
|
:: rag
|
| p·f {adj}
|
:: piano the first time and forte the second time
|
| P.G. {prop} {mf}
|
:: initialism of procuratore generale
|
| P.G. {prop} {mf}
|
:: initialism of procura generale
|
| PG {n}
|
:: initialism of procuratore generale
|
| PG {n}
|
:: initialism of procura generale
|
| PG {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Perugia (on car number plates)
|
| Phecda {prop}
|
:: Phecda, a star in the constellation of Ursa Major
|
| phi {m}
|
:: phi (Greek letter)
|
| philofobia {f}
|
:: philophobia
|
| pH-metro {m}
|
:: pH meter
|
| pHmetro {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of pH-metro
|
| Phobos {prop} /ˈfɔ.bos/
|
:: alternative form of Fobos - Phobos (natural satellite)
|
| Phobos {prop}
|
:: alternative form of Fobos - Phobos (god of fear, a son of the god Ares)
|
| phon {m}
|
:: alternative form of fon
|
| pi {f} /pi/
|
:: letter: p; pee
|
| pi {m}
|
:: The name of the Greek-script letter Π/π; pi
|
| pi {m}
|
:: synonym of pi greco
|
| piaccametro {m}
|
:: alternative form of pH-metro
|
| piaccianteo {adj}
|
:: late, slow
|
| piaccichiccio {m}
|
:: sticky mud
|
| piaccicone {m}
|
:: slowcoach
|
| piaccicoso {adj}
|
:: messy, sticky
|
| piaccicotto {m}
|
:: A dirty, sticky mess
|
| piacente {adj}
|
:: attractive, pleasing
|
| piacentemente {adv}
|
:: attractively, pleasingly
|
| piacenteria {f}
|
:: adulation, flattery
|
| piacentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of piacersi
|
| piacentiere {m}
|
:: flatterer
|
| Piacentini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| piacentiniano {adj}
|
:: Related to Piacenza
|
| piacentino {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Piacenza
|
| piacentino {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Piacenza
|
| piacentino {m}
|
:: Dialect of Piacenza
|
| piacenza {f}
|
:: pleasantness, amiability
|
| piacenza {f}
|
:: pleasure
|
| piacenza {f}
|
:: complacency
|
| Piacenza {prop} /pjaˈt͡ʃɛn.t͡sa/
|
:: Piacenza (province)
|
| Piacenza {prop}
|
:: Piacenza (city)
|
| piacer {n}
|
:: apocopic form of piacere
|
| piacer {v}
|
:: apocopic form of piacere
|
| piacere {vi} /pjaˈtʃere/
|
:: (followed by a or preceded by an indirect object) to be pleasing to (usually translated into English as like with exchange of the subject and object)
|
| piacere {vi}
|
:: to be fond of
|
| piacere {m}
|
:: pleasure, enjoyment
|
| piacere {m}
|
:: delight
|
| piacere {m}
|
:: favour, kindness
|
| piacere {interj}
|
:: pleased to meet you
|
| piacere di conoscerla {phrase}
|
:: how do you do
|
| piacersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of piacere
|
| piacersi {v}
|
:: to please oneself
|
| piacersi {v}
|
:: to be interested in, attracted to, each other
|
| piacevole {adj}
|
:: pleasing, pleasant, agreeable
|
| piacevoleggiare {vi}
|
:: to make pleasantries
|
| piacevolezza {f}
|
:: pleasantness
|
| piacevolezza {f}
|
:: pleasure
|
| piacevolissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of piacevole
|
| piacevolmente {adv}
|
:: pleasantly, agreeably
|
| piacibile {adj}
|
:: pleasant, enjoyable
|
| piacimento {m}
|
:: pleasure, satisfaction
|
| piaciona {f}
|
:: Woman who is trying to please to everyone; likeable woman but also brown-noser
|
| piacione {m}
|
:: Person who is trying to please to everyone; likeable person but also brown-noser or yes man
|
| piaciucchiare {vi}
|
:: To please a little
|
| piaciutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of piacersi
|
| piacutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of piacersi
|
| piada {f}
|
:: a thin flatbread, typically prepared in the Romagna region
|
| piadina {f}
|
:: A thin flatbread, typically prepared in the Romagna region
|
| piaga {f} /ˈpja.ɡa/
|
:: sore, scab
|
| piaga {f}
|
:: reason for inconsolable pain; wound
|
| piaga {f}
|
:: curse
|
| piaga {f}
|
:: extremely annoying person; nuisance
|
| piagante {v}
|
:: present participle of piagare
|
| piagantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of piagarsi
|
| piagare {vt}
|
:: to produce sores; to wound; to hurt
|
| piagare {vt}
|
:: to wound or hurt emotionally; to afflict profoundly
|
| piagare {vt}
|
:: to make fall madly in love
|
| piagarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of piagare
|
| piagarsi {vi}
|
:: to develop or produce sores on oneself
|
| piagato {adj}
|
:: Covered in sores
|
| piagatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of piagarsi
|
| piagere {v}
|
:: alternative form of piacere
|
| piagere {m}
|
:: alternative form of piacere
|
| piagetiano {adj}
|
:: Piagetian
|
| piaggeria {f}
|
:: flattery, blarney, adulation
|
| piaggia {f} /ˈpjad͡ːʒa/
|
:: stretch of sloping terrain, slope
|
| piaggia {f}
|
:: stretch of flat terrain interrupting a slope
|
| piaggiamento {m}
|
:: flattery, toadyism
|
| piaggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of piaggiare
|
| piaggiare {vt}
|
:: to fawn, flatter, adulate
|
| piaggiare {v}
|
:: to beguile with flattery
|
| piaggiatore {m}
|
:: flatterer, toady
|
| piagnisteo {m} /pjaɲ.ɲi.ˈstɛ.o/
|
:: wailing
|
| piagnisteo {m}
|
:: whining, whimpering
|
| piagnisteo {m}
|
:: whine
|
| piagnona {f}
|
:: A person who is constantly crying or lamenting
|
| piagnona {f}
|
:: crybaby
|
| piagnone {m}
|
:: A person who is constantly crying or lamenting
|
| piagnone {m}
|
:: crybaby
|
| piagnucolamento {m}
|
:: whimpering, whining
|
| piagnucolante {v}
|
:: present participle of piagnucolare
|
| piagnucolare {vi}
|
:: to whine, wail or whimper
|
| piagnucolio {m}
|
:: whimpering, whining
|
| piagnucolio {m}
|
:: whine
|
| piagnucolone {m}
|
:: moaner, whiner
|
| piagnucolosamente {adv}
|
:: querulously, with whining
|
| piagnucoloso {adj}
|
:: whining, whimpering, moaning
|
| piagoso {adj}
|
:: Covered in sores
|
| pia illusione {n}
|
:: wishful thinking
|
| pialla {f}
|
:: plane (tool)
|
| pialla {f}
|
:: spokeshave
|
| piallaccio {m}
|
:: veneer
|
| piallante {v}
|
:: present participle of piallare
|
| piallare {vt}
|
:: To plane (woodworking)
|
| piallatore {m}
|
:: planer (person)
|
| piallatrice {f}
|
:: planing machine
|
| piallatura {f}
|
:: planing
|
| piallettare {v}
|
:: To plane (wood)
|
| piallettare {v}
|
:: To smooth (plaster)
|
| pialletto {m}
|
:: jack plane (carpenter's tool)
|
| pialletto {m}
|
:: float (plasterer's trowel)
|
| piallone {m}
|
:: trying plane (carpenter's tool)
|
| pia madre {f}
|
:: pia mater
|
| piamadre {n}
|
:: alternative form of pia madre
|
| piamente {adv}
|
:: piously, devoutly
|
| piamente {adv}
|
:: charitably
|
| pian {adv}
|
:: apocopic form of piano
|
| piana {f}
|
:: plain
|
| pianale {m}
|
:: shelf
|
| pianale {m}
|
:: plain (flat countryside)
|
| pianale {m}
|
:: flatbed (of a vehicle)
|
| pianalto {m}
|
:: A plane, in the Alpine foothills formed by the meeting of glaciers
|
| pianamente {adv}
|
:: simply, clearly
|
| pianamente {adv}
|
:: humbly
|
| pianamente {adv}
|
:: silently
|
| pianamente {adv}
|
:: slowly
|
| pianare {v}
|
:: To smooth
|
| piana salina {f}
|
:: salt flat
|
| pianatoio {m}
|
:: A type of plane used on stonework
|
| pianatura {f}
|
:: The stretching of a hide prior to being made into leather
|
| piancito {m}
|
:: flooring, floor
|
| pianeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pianeggiare
|
| pianeggiante {adj}
|
:: flat, level
|
| pianeggiare {vi}
|
:: to be flat or level
|
| pianeggiare {vt}
|
:: to level off, to smooth down
|
| pianella {f}
|
:: mule (heelless slipper)
|
| pianella {f}
|
:: tile (paving or roof)
|
| pianellaio {m}
|
:: A person who makes or sells tiles
|
| pianello {m}
|
:: An area of land bounded by rows of vines
|
| pianerottolo {m} /pja.neˈrɔt.to.lo/
|
:: landing (platform in a staircase)
|
| pianeta {m}
|
:: planet
|
| pianeta nano {m}
|
:: dwarf planet
|
| pianeta rosso {m}
|
:: The red planet
|
| pianetino {m}
|
:: planetoid, asteroid, minor planet, dwarf planet
|
| pianetto {adj}
|
:: flattish
|
| pianezza {f}
|
:: flatness
|
| piangente {v}
|
:: present participle of piangere
|
| piangente {adj}
|
:: crying, weeping
|
| piangente {adj}
|
:: plaintive
|
| piangentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of piangersi
|
| pianger {v}
|
:: apocopic form of piangere
|
| piangere {vit} /ˈpjan.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to weep, cry
|
| piangersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of piangere
|
| piangersi {v}
|
:: to cry, weep
|
| piangersi addosso {v}
|
:: to mope, sulk, pout
|
| piangevole {adj}
|
:: tearful
|
| piangevole {adj}
|
:: plaintive
|
| piangitore {m}
|
:: crier
|
| piangiucchiare {v}
|
:: To whimper
|
| piangolare {v}
|
:: synonym of piagnucolare
|
| piangoloso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of piagnucoloso
|
| pianificabile {adj}
|
:: That can be planned
|
| pianificabilità {f}
|
:: The condition of what can be planned
|
| pianificante {v}
|
:: present participle of pianificare
|
| pianificare {vt}
|
:: to plan, set, slate, programme
|
| pianificato {adj}
|
:: planned
|
| pianificatore {m}
|
:: planner
|
| pianificatore {adj}
|
:: planning (attributive)
|
| pianificazione {f}
|
:: planning
|
| pianigiano {adj}
|
:: lowland, plain (attributive)
|
| pianissimo {adv}
|
:: superlative of piano
|
| pianista {mf}
|
:: pianist
|
| pianistico {adj}
|
:: piano (attributive)
|
| piano {adj} /ˈpja.no/
|
:: plane
|
| piano {adj}
|
:: flat, level
|
| piano {adj}
|
:: plain
|
| piano {adj}
|
:: soft
|
| piano {adj}
|
:: penultimate accented
|
| piano {m}
|
:: plane
|
| piano {m}
|
:: floor, storey , story (of a building)
|
| piano {m}
|
:: plan, tactic, stratagem, scheme, plot
|
| piano {m}
|
:: piano, as short for pianoforte
|
| piano {adv}
|
:: slowly
|
| piano {adv}
|
:: carefully
|
| piano {adv}
|
:: piano
|
| pianoconcavo {adj}
|
:: planoconcave
|
| pianoconvesso {adj}
|
:: planoconvex
|
| piano cottura {m}
|
:: cooktop, stovetop, range, hob, rings
|
| pianoforte {m} /pjanoˈfɔrte/
|
:: piano, pianoforte
|
| pianola {f}
|
:: player piano
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| piano-parallelo {adj}
|
:: plane-parallel
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| piano piano {adv}
|
:: little by little, slowly
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| pianoro {m}
|
:: plateau, tableland
|
| Pianosa {prop}
|
:: Pianosa (island), situated near the Elba island
|
| pianoterra {m}
|
:: Variant of pianterreno
|
| pianparallelo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of piano-parallelo
|
| pian piano {adv}
|
:: alternative form of piano piano
|
| pianta {f} /ˈpjan.ta/
|
:: plant, tree
|
| pianta {f}
|
:: map
|
| pianta {f}
|
:: sole
|
| pianta {f}
|
:: sole
|
| piantabile {adj}
|
:: plantable
|
| piantacarote {mf}
|
:: liar, fibber
|
| pianta da appartamento {f}
|
:: houseplant
|
| pianta d'appartamento {f}
|
:: houseplant
|
| piantaggine {f} /pjanˈtad.d͡ʒi.ne/
|
:: plantain (plant of the genus Plantago)
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| piantaggine lanciuola {m}
|
:: synonym of arnoglossa
|
| piantaggine maggiore {f}
|
:: common plantain, greater plantain (Plantago major)
|
| piantaggine minore {f}
|
:: synonym of arnoglossa
|
| piantagione {f}
|
:: plantation
|
| piantagrane {mf}
|
:: troublemaker
|
| piantagrane {mf}
|
:: hellion
|
| piantagrane {mf}
|
:: whiner
|
| piantamento {m}
|
:: planting
|
| piantana {f}
|
:: upright
|
| piantana {f}
|
:: pole (scaffolding)
|
| piantana {f}
|
:: standard lamp
|
| piantante {v}
|
:: present participle of piantare
|
| piantantela {v}
|
:: present participle of piantarla
|
| piantantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of piantarsi
|
| pianta perenne {f}
|
:: perennial (plant)
|
| piantare {vt}
|
:: to plant; to sow
|
| piantare {vt}
|
:: to hammer; to drive; to stick into
|
| piantare {vt}
|
:: to abandon; to maroon
|
| piantare {vt}
|
:: to jilt; to throw over
|
| piantare in asso {v}
|
:: to leave someone in the lurch
|
| piantare le tende {v}
|
:: to settle down
|
| piantarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of piantare
|
| piantarsi {vi}
|
:: to penetrate and get stuck
|
| piantarsi {vi}
|
:: to stay anchored to one place; to stay; to plant oneself
|
| piantarsi {vi}
|
:: to stop working
|
| piantarsi {v}
|
:: to break up with each other
|
| piantata {f}
|
:: planting
|
| piantatala {v}
|
:: past participle of piantarla
|
| piantato {adj}
|
:: planted
|
| piantatoio {m}
|
:: dibber
|
| piantatore {m}
|
:: planter (person)
|
| piantatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of piantarsi
|
| piantatrice {f}
|
:: planter (machine)
|
| piantatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of piantatore
|
| piantatura {f}
|
:: planting
|
| pian terreno {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of pianterreno
|
| pianterreno {m}
|
:: ground floor, first floor, main floor (floor at the level of the street)
|
| pianticella {f}
|
:: seedling
|
| piantime {m}
|
:: seedling (to be transplanted)
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| piantina {f}
|
:: A seedling or a young plant
|
| piantina {f}
|
:: A map or a small map
|
| piantito {m}
|
:: flooring, floor
|
| pianto {m}
|
:: crying, weeping
|
| piantonaia {f}
|
:: nursery (for plants)
|
| piantonaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of piantonaia
|
| piantonamento {m}
|
:: guarding (watching over)
|
| piantonante {v}
|
:: present participle of piantonare
|
| piantonare {vt}
|
:: to guard, to watch over
|
| piantone {m}
|
:: guard
|
| piantone {m}
|
:: shoot, scion, sucker
|
| piantone {m}
|
:: steering column
|
| piantone dello sterzo {m}
|
:: steering column
|
| piantosi {v}
|
:: past participle of piangersi
|
| piantumante {v}
|
:: present participle of piantumare
|
| piantumare {vt}
|
:: To plant (a garden or orchard)
|
| piantumato {adj}
|
:: planted
|
| piantumazione {f}
|
:: planting (especially of trees)
|
| piantume {m}
|
:: cultivated trees
|
| pianura {f}
|
:: plain
|
| pianuzza {f}
|
:: plaice
|
| piarda {f}
|
:: The floodplain areas of the river Po
|
| piastra {f}
|
:: sheet, plate (of metal etc)
|
| piastra {f}
|
:: slab
|
| piastra {f}
|
:: hotplate
|
| piastra {f}
|
:: the firing mechanism in antique firearms
|
| piastra {f}
|
:: baseplate of a mortar
|
| piastra {f}
|
:: piastre
|
| piastrella {f}
|
:: tile
|
| piastrellaio {m}
|
:: tile maker or layer
|
| piastrellamento {m}
|
:: bouncing
|
| piastrellante {v}
|
:: present participle of piastrellare
|
| piastrellare {vt}
|
:: To tile
|
| piastrellare {vi}
|
:: To bounce
|
| piastrellatura {f}
|
:: tiling (action and result)
|
| piastrellista {m}
|
:: tile maker or layer
|
| piastretta {f}
|
:: frizzen
|
| piastriccio {m}
|
:: A sticky mess
|
| piastriccio {m}
|
:: imbroglio
|
| piastrina {f}
|
:: platelet (in the blood)
|
| piastrina {f}
|
:: tag (ID)
|
| piastrina {f}
|
:: die
|
| piastrinico {adj}
|
:: platelet (attributive)
|
| piastrino {m}
|
:: plate, plaque (on a wall)
|
| piastrino {m}
|
:: platelet (in the blood)
|
| piastrino {m}
|
:: tag (around the neck)
|
| piastrinopatia {f}
|
:: platelet disorder or disease
|
| piastrinopenia {f}
|
:: thrombocytopenia, thrombopenia
|
| piastrinosi {f}
|
:: thrombocytosis
|
| piastrone {m}
|
:: plastron
|
| piastrone {m}
|
:: slab
|
| piatente {v}
|
:: present participle of piatire
|
| piatire {vi}
|
:: To complain
|
| piatire {vt}
|
:: To beg or nag
|
| piatire {vt}
|
:: To sue
|
| piattabanda {f}
|
:: platband, lintel
|
| piattaforma {f}
|
:: A platform (all senses)
|
| piattaformismo {m}
|
:: platformism
|
| piattaformista {mf}
|
:: platformist
|
| piattaia {f}
|
:: dish rack, plate rack
|
| piattaio {m}
|
:: A maker or seller of crockery
|
| piattamente {adv}
|
:: insignificantly, expressionlessly, unimaginatively
|
| piattello {m}
|
:: plate, disk
|
| piattello {m}
|
:: clay pigeon
|
| piattello {m}
|
:: A particular card game (possibly "beggar my neighbour")
|
| piatteria {f}
|
:: A set of plates
|
| piatteria {f}
|
:: dinner service (set of matching crockery)
|
| piattezza {f}
|
:: flatness (all senses)
|
| piattina {f}
|
:: twin lead
|
| piattina {f}
|
:: strap (of metal)
|
| piattino {m}
|
:: saucer (small dish)
|
| piattitudine {f}
|
:: platitude
|
| piattitudine {f}
|
:: mediocrity
|
| piatto {adj} /ˈpjatto/
|
:: flat
|
| piatto {m}
|
:: plate
|
| piatto {m}
|
:: dish (object or food item)
|
| piatto {m}
|
:: cymbal
|
| piatto {m}
|
:: platter, turntable
|
| piatto fondo {m}
|
:: soup plate
|
| piatto forte {m}
|
:: the best of meal courses, main course
|
| piatto forte {m}
|
:: the most interesting thing, highlight, foreground, highspot, high-performance
|
| piattola {f}
|
:: crab louse, crab (insect)
|
| piattola {f}
|
:: pain in the neck
|
| piattola {f}
|
:: cockroach
|
| piattoloso {adj}
|
:: lousy
|
| piattonare {v}
|
:: To strike with the flat part of a sword
|
| piattonata {f}
|
:: A blow with the flat part of a sword
|
| piattone {m}
|
:: crab louse, pubic louse
|
| Piave {prop}
|
:: Piave (river) that was the scene of heavy fighting in World War I
|
| piazza {f} /ˈpjat.t͡sa/
|
:: square, plaza
|
| piazza {f}
|
:: market
|
| piazza {f}
|
:: space, post
|
| piazza {f}
|
:: A bald area on the scalp
|
| Piazza Colonna {prop}
|
:: A square in Rome; It is named for the marble Column of Marcus Aurelius on the square center
|
| Piazza del Campidoglio {prop}
|
:: A square in Rome sited on top of the Capitoline hill in front of Campidoglio having at its centre the Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius
|
| Piazza del Duomo {prop}
|
:: The Cathedral Square located in the heart of the historic center of Florence, Italy
|
| Piazza della Rotonda {prop}
|
:: A square in Rome facing the Pantheon
|
| Piazza della Signoria {prop}
|
:: An L-shaped square in front of the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, Italy
|
| Piazza del Pantheon {prop}
|
:: synonym of Piazza della Rotonda
|
| Piazza del Popolo {prop}
|
:: A famous Rome square at the foot of Pincio hill
|
| Piazza di Spagna {n}
|
:: A square at the bottom of the Spanish Steps and at its center the famous Fontana della Barcaccia, sculpted by Pietro Bernini and his son, Gian Lorenzo Bernini, is one of the most famous squares in Rome (Italy)
|
| piazzaforte {f}
|
:: fortified town
|
| piazzaforte {f}
|
:: stronghold, fort
|
| piazzaiolata {f}
|
:: vulgar or coarse behaviour
|
| piazzaiolo {m}
|
:: vulgar or coarse person
|
| piazzale {m}
|
:: A large, open square in a city (Capitalized if named e.g. Piazzale Roma in Venice)
|
| piazzale {m}
|
:: service area on a motorway etc
|
| piazzale {m}
|
:: apron
|
| piazzamento {m}
|
:: placing
|
| piazzamento {m}
|
:: place
|
| Piazza Navona {n}
|
:: A Rome square having at its center the Fountain of Four Rivers by Gian Lorenzo Bernini
|
| piazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of piazzare
|
| piazzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of piazzarsi
|
| piazzare {vt}
|
:: to place or put
|
| piazzare {vt}
|
:: to land (a punch)
|
| piazzare {vt}
|
:: to sell
|
| piazzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of piazzare
|
| piazzarsi {vr}
|
:: to come, be placed
|
| piazzarsi {vr}
|
:: to settle oneself, place oneself, plonk oneself
|
| Piazza San Pietro {prop}
|
:: St. Peter's Square in Vatican City in front of St. Peter's Cathedral
|
| piazzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of piazzarsi
|
| piazzeggiare {vi}
|
:: to stroll
|
| piazzetta {f} /pjatˈt͡set.ta/
|
:: A small square in a city, or a small extension to a piazza (Capitalized if named e.g. Piazzetta San Marco in Venice)
|
| piazzetta {f}
|
:: A bald spot on the scalp
|
| Piazzi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| piazzista {mf}
|
:: salesman, saleswoman
|
| piazzista {mf}
|
:: sales representative
|
| piazzola {f}
|
:: lay-by (at the side of a highway)
|
| piazzola {f}
|
:: green (area around the hole in golf)
|
| piazzola {f}
|
:: ramp, apron (parking places for aircraft at an airport)
|
| piazzola {f}
|
:: loading bay
|
| piazzola {f}
|
:: gun emplacement
|
| piazzuola {f}
|
:: alternative form of piazzola
|
| pica {f}
|
:: picacismo
|
| pica {f}
|
:: magpie
|
| picacismo {m}
|
:: The desire to eat inedible material, typically associated with pregnancy
|
| picaresco {adj}
|
:: picaresque
|
| picassesco {adj}
|
:: Picassoesque
|
| picca {f}
|
:: pike
|
| picca {f}
|
:: pique, obstinancy, stubbornness, animosity
|
| picca {f}
|
:: spades (suit of playing cards)
|
| piccamarra {f}
|
:: A type of hoe equipped with a pickaxe blade
|
| piccante {adj}
|
:: piquant
|
| piccante {adj}
|
:: spicy, hot
|
| piccante {adj}
|
:: strong
|
| piccante {adj}
|
:: risqué, titillating
|
| piccantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of piccarsi
|
| piccantissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of piccante
|
| Piccardia {prop}
|
:: Picardy
|
| piccardo {adj}
|
:: Picardy (attributive)
|
| piccardo {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Picardy
|
| piccardo {m}
|
:: dialect of Picardy (masculine singular only)
|
| piccare {vi}
|
:: To peak
|
| piccarsi {vr}
|
:: to take offense
|
| piccarsi {vr}
|
:: to claim
|
| piccata {f}
|
:: prick (act of pricking)
|
| piccata {f}
|
:: a dish of escalope of veal fried in butter with parsley and lemon
|
| piccato {adj}
|
:: resentful
|
| piccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of piccarsi
|
| picchè {m}
|
:: piqué
|
| picchettaggio {m}
|
:: picketing (by strikers)
|
| picchettamento {m}
|
:: staking out
|
| picchettamento {m}
|
:: picketing
|
| picchettante {v}
|
:: present participle of picchettare
|
| picchettare {vt}
|
:: to stake out
|
| picchettare {vt}
|
:: to picket
|
| picchettatore {m}
|
:: staking out (of plants)
|
| picchettatore {m}
|
:: picketing
|
| picchettatura {f}
|
:: staking out
|
| picchettazione {f}
|
:: staking out
|
| picchetto {m}
|
:: stake, peg
|
| picchetto {m}
|
:: picket
|
| picchiaduro {m}
|
:: fighting game (genre of video game)
|
| picchiamento {m}
|
:: beating, hammering
|
| picchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of picchiare
|
| picchiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of picchiarsi
|
| picchiapetto {m}
|
:: synonym of baciapile
|
| picchiare {vt}
|
:: to beat, to hit, to thrash, to hammer
|
| picchiare {vt}
|
:: to strike, to bang, to pat, to tap
|
| picchiare {vi}
|
:: to beat, to knock, to thump, to tap, to bang
|
| picchiare {vi}
|
:: to insist
|
| picchiare {vi}
|
:: to pound, throb
|
| picchiare in testa {v}
|
:: to hammer of engine's valves
|
| picchiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of picchiare
|
| picchiarsi {vr}
|
:: to fight, have a fight
|
| picchiarsi {vr}
|
:: to beat oneself
|
| picchiata {f}
|
:: nosedive
|
| picchiatello {m}
|
:: crackpot
|
| picchiatore {m}
|
:: thug, goon, beater
|
| picchiatore {m}
|
:: slugger
|
| picchiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of picchiarsi
|
| picchiatura {f}
|
:: beating, thrashing, hammering
|
| picchiere {m}
|
:: pikeman
|
| picchierellante {v}
|
:: present participle of picchierellare
|
| picchierellare {vit}
|
:: to tap, drum (on)
|
| picchiettante {v}
|
:: present participle of picchiettare
|
| picchiettare {vi}
|
:: to tap (make a tapping sound)
|
| picchiettare {vi}
|
:: to patter
|
| picchiettare {vt}
|
:: to spot, dab, dot or fleck
|
| picchiettatura {f}
|
:: tapping
|
| picchiettatura {f}
|
:: pattering
|
| picchiettatura {f}
|
:: blotch
|
| picchiettio {m}
|
:: patter, pattering, tapping, drumming
|
| picchiettio {m}
|
:: crack
|
| picchio {m} /ˈpik.kjo/
|
:: woodpecker
|
| picchio {m}
|
:: rap, tap, knock
|
| picchio {m}
|
:: rapping, tapping, knocking
|
| picchio cenerino {m}
|
:: grey-headed woodpecker
|
| picchio muraiolo {m}
|
:: wallcreeper
|
| picchio muratore {m}
|
:: Eurasian nuthatch
|
| picchio rosso maggiore {m}
|
:: great spotted woodpecker
|
| picchio tridattilo {m}
|
:: three-toed woodpecker, properly the Eurasian three-toed woodpecker
|
| picchiottare {v}
|
:: To knock on a door (using the knocker)
|
| picchiottio {m}
|
:: A sustained knocking (on a door)
|
| picchiotto {m}
|
:: knocker (on a door)
|
| picchiotto {m}
|
:: nuthatch (of family Sittidae)
|
| picchiottolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of picchiotto
|
| picchio verde {m}
|
:: green woodpecker
|
| piccia {f}
|
:: A pair, typically of a food item
|
| piccina {f}
|
:: little one (young child)
|
| piccineria {f}
|
:: pettiness, meanness, small-mindedness
|
| piccinina {f}
|
:: dressmaker's apprentice
|
| Piccinni {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Piccinni {prop}
|
:: Niccolò Piccinni, Italian composer
|
| piccino {adj} /piˈt͡ʃːino/
|
:: little, small, tiny
|
| piccino {m}
|
:: little one (young child)
|
| Piccio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| picciolato {adj}
|
:: pedunculate, pedunculated, stalked
|
| picciolo {m}
|
:: stalk
|
| piccionaia {f}
|
:: pigeon loft, pigeonhole, pigeon coop, dovecote
|
| piccionaia {f}
|
:: loft
|
| piccionaia {f}
|
:: gods (highest platform in an auditorium)
|
| piccioncino {m}
|
:: lovebird (all senses)
|
| piccione {m}
|
:: A pigeon; more accurately the rock pigeon, feral pigeon or domestic pigeon
|
| piccione viaggiatore {m}
|
:: carrier pigeon
|
| piccione viaggiatore {m}
|
:: homer
|
| piccione viaggiatore {m}
|
:: homing pigeon
|
| piccione viaggiatore {m}
|
:: racer
|
| piccione viaggiatore {m}
|
:: racing pigeon
|
| picciotto {m} /pitˈt͡ʃɔt.to/
|
:: A young man
|
| picciotto {m}
|
:: The lowest rank of the mafia hierarchy
|
| picciotto {m}
|
:: A young mafioso
|
| picciotto {m}
|
:: A member of Garibaldi's army that liberated Sicily
|
| picciuolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of picciolo
|
| picco {m}
|
:: peak, summit
|
| picco {m}
|
:: spike, peak
|
| picco {m}
|
:: peak, high
|
| picco {m}
|
:: spur
|
| picco {m}
|
:: a diagonal beam on which a sail is attached, called gaff in English, or see also nautical peak
|
| picco del petrolio {m}
|
:: peak oil
|
| piccola {f} /ˈpik.ko.la/
|
:: A small glass of beer
|
| piccoletto {m}
|
:: A short person
|
| piccoletto {adj}
|
:: Short (in stature)
|
| piccolezza {f}
|
:: smallness
|
| piccolezza {f}
|
:: meanness
|
| piccolezza {f}
|
:: trifle (small, unimportant thing)
|
| piccolina {f}
|
:: little one (young child)
|
| piccolino {adj}
|
:: small, tiny
|
| piccolino {m}
|
:: little one (young child)
|
| piccolissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of piccolo
|
| piccolo {adj} /ˈpik.ko.lo/
|
:: small
|
| piccolo {adj}
|
:: little
|
| piccolo {adj}
|
:: young
|
| piccolo male {m}
|
:: petit mal
|
| piccolo trocantere {m}
|
:: lesser trochanter
|
| piccolotto {adj}
|
:: Very small
|
| picconante {v}
|
:: present participle of picconare
|
| picconare {vti}
|
:: To pickax
|
| picconare {vti}
|
:: To criticize severely
|
| picconata {f}
|
:: blow with a pickaxe
|
| picconata {f}
|
:: harsh criticism
|
| picconatrice {f}
|
:: pneumatic pick
|
| piccone {m}
|
:: pickaxe / pickax, pick
|
| picconiere {m}
|
:: labourer (who wields a pickaxe)
|
| piccosaggine {f}
|
:: synonym of piccosità
|
| piccosamente {adv}
|
:: peevishly
|
| piccosità {f}
|
:: peevishness
|
| piccosità {f}
|
:: stubbornness
|
| piccoso {adj}
|
:: stubborn
|
| piccoso {adj}
|
:: touchy, peevish
|
| piccozza {f}
|
:: ice axe / ice ax
|
| Piceni {prop}
|
:: Picentes
|
| Picenti {prop}
|
:: Picentes
|
| piceo {adj}
|
:: piceous
|
| pici {mp}
|
:: pici
|
| picnic {m}
|
:: picnic (outdoor meal)
|
| picnidio {m}
|
:: pycnidium
|
| picnoclino {m}
|
:: pycnocline
|
| picnometro {m}
|
:: pycnometer, density bottle
|
| picnosi {f}
|
:: pyknosis
|
| picnostilo {adj} /pikˈnɔs.ti.lo/
|
:: pycnostyle
|
| picnotico {adj}
|
:: pyknotic
|
| Pico {n} /ˈpi.ko/
|
:: given name
|
| picogrammo {m}
|
:: picogram
|
| picolinato {m}
|
:: picolinate
|
| picometro {m}
|
:: picometer
|
| picosecondo {m}
|
:: picosecond
|
| picrato {m}
|
:: picrate
|
| picrico {adj}
|
:: picric
|
| picro- {prefix}
|
:: picro-
|
| picrotossina {f}
|
:: picrotoxin
|
| pidduista {mf}
|
:: alternative form of piduista
|
| pidiessino {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Partito Democratico della Sinistra (Democratic Party of the Left), an Italian dissolved political party
|
| pidiessino {m}
|
:: A member of this party
|
| pidocchiaia {f}
|
:: An infestation of lice
|
| pidocchieria {f}
|
:: meanness, stinginess
|
| pidocchietto {m}
|
:: flea pit (dilapidated cinema)
|
| pidocchio {m} /pi.ˈdɔk̚.kjo/
|
:: louse
|
| pidocchiosamente {adv}
|
:: lousily
|
| pidocchioso {adj} /pi.ˌdɔk̚.ˈkjo.zo/
|
:: lousy (in all meanings)
|
| piduismo {m}
|
:: The activities of the P2 masonic lodge
|
| piduista {mf}
|
:: member of the Masonic lodge P2
|
| piè {m}
|
:: apocopic form of piede
|
| piè {m}
|
:: foot
|
| piè {m}
|
:: footer (in a printed document)
|
| piedarm {interj}
|
:: order arms
|
| piedarm {m}
|
:: order arms
|
| piedatterra {m}
|
:: pied-à-terre
|
| pied-de-poule {m} /pjed.pul/
|
:: houndstooth (check pattern)
|
| piede {m} /ˈpjɛ.de/
|
:: foot
|
| piede d'atleta {m}
|
:: athlete's foot
|
| piede dell'atleta {m}
|
:: Variant of piede d'atleta
|
| piede di corvo {m}
|
:: caltrop (metal object)
|
| piede di porco {m}
|
:: crowbar
|
| piedestallo {m}
|
:: Variant of piedistallo
|
| piedino {m}
|
:: An insert placed at the foot of a column or page of a newspaper
|
| piedino {m}
|
:: The part of a sewing machine that holds the fabric in place
|
| piedino {m}
|
:: A small terminal in an electronic assembly
|
| piedipiatti {mf}
|
:: cop, flatfoot
|
| piedistallo {m}
|
:: pedestal
|
| piedritto {m}
|
:: pier (vertical support)
|
| piega {f}
|
:: fold
|
| piega {f}
|
:: pleat
|
| piega {f}
|
:: crease
|
| piega {f}
|
:: tuck
|
| piega {f}
|
:: twist
|
| piegabaffi {m}
|
:: snood
|
| piegabile {adj}
|
:: folding
|
| piegabile {adj}
|
:: pliable, foldable
|
| piegaciglia {m}
|
:: eyelash curler
|
| piegaferro {m}
|
:: Device that, or person who bends steel bars (for use in reinforced concrete)
|
| piegamento {m}
|
:: bending
|
| piegamento {m}
|
:: folding
|
| piegante {v}
|
:: present participle of piegare
|
| piegantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of piegarsi
|
| piegare {vt}
|
:: to fold
|
| piegare {vt}
|
:: to fold up
|
| piegare {vt}
|
:: to bend
|
| piegare {vt}
|
:: to defeat
|
| piegarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of piegare
|
| piegarsi {v}
|
:: to bend, droop
|
| piegarsi {vi}
|
:: with a) to submit or yield (to)
|
| piegatondino {m}
|
:: A device that shapes the rods used in reinforced concrete
|
| piegatore {m}
|
:: folder, bender (person)
|
| piegatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of piegarsi
|
| piegatrice {f}
|
:: folder, bender (machine)
|
| piegatura {f}
|
:: folding, bending
|
| piegatura {f}
|
:: fold
|
| piegatura {f}
|
:: warp
|
| pieghettante {v}
|
:: present participle of pieghettare
|
| pieghettare {vt}
|
:: To pleat
|
| pieghettatore {m}
|
:: pleater
|
| pieghettatura {f}
|
:: pleating, crimping
|
| pieghettatura {f}
|
:: pleats
|
| pieghevole {adj}
|
:: pliable, bendable
|
| pieghevole {adj}
|
:: yielding
|
| pieghevole {adj}
|
:: folding
|
| pieghevolezza {f}
|
:: pliability, flexibility
|
| pieghevolmente {adv}
|
:: pliably
|
| pieghevolmente {adv}
|
:: yieldingly
|
| piegoso {adj}
|
:: folded
|
| piegoso {adj}
|
:: pleated
|
| piegoso {adj}
|
:: creased
|
| pielego {m}
|
:: A kind of boat similar to a bragozzo, used in the nothern part of the Adriatic Sea
|
| pielico {adj}
|
:: pyelic
|
| pielite {f}
|
:: pyelitis
|
| pielo- {prefix}
|
:: pyelo-
|
| pielografia {f}
|
:: pyelography
|
| pielogramma {m}
|
:: pyelogram
|
| pielonefrite {f}
|
:: pyelonephritis
|
| pieloscopia {f}
|
:: pyeloscopy
|
| piemia {f}
|
:: pyaemia
|
| piemico {adj}
|
:: pyaemic
|
| Piemonte {prop} /pjeˈmon.te/
|
:: Piemonte (region)
|
| piemontese {adj}
|
:: Piedmontese (relating to Piedmont)
|
| piemontese {mf}
|
:: Piedmontese (an inhabitant of Piedmont)
|
| piemontese {mf}
|
:: Piedmontese (language)
|
| piemontesismo {m}
|
:: An idiom or expression that is typical of the Piedmontese language
|
| piemontesismo {m}
|
:: The cultural and political supremacy of Piedmont over the rest of Italy after he declaration of the Kingdom of Italy (1861)
|
| piemontesità {f}
|
:: The quality or property of being Piedmontese, Piedmonteseness
|
| piemontesizzazione {f} /pje.mon.te.zid.dzatˈtsjo.ne/
|
:: During the second half of the 19th century, the extension of the political and administrative system of the Kingdom of Sardinia to the rest of Italy following the unification of the country, also known in English as Piedmontization
|
| piemontite {f}
|
:: piemontite, piedmontite
|
| piena {f}
|
:: flood, spate (condition of a river)
|
| piena {f}
|
:: crowd, throng
|
| pienamente {adv}
|
:: fully, completely, absolutely, quite
|
| pienezza {f}
|
:: fullness
|
| pienissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pieno
|
| pieno {adj} /ˈpjɛno/
|
:: full
|
| pieno {adj}
|
:: full (with food)
|
| pieno come un uovo {adj}
|
:: full up
|
| pieno di impegni {n}
|
:: busy as a beaver
|
| pienone {m}
|
:: full house (crowd of people filling a place)
|
| pienotto {adj}
|
:: plump, chubby
|
| pieno zeppo {adj}
|
:: full up
|
| Piera {prop}
|
:: given name, feminine form of Piero
|
| Pierangelo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| piercing {m} /ˈpir.sinɡ/
|
:: piercing (jewellery worn through a hole in the skin or tongue)
|
| pieride {f}
|
:: andromeda, a genus of shrubs
|
| pieride {f}
|
:: pierid, a genus of butterflies
|
| pierino {m}
|
:: scamp (impertinent child)
|
| Pierino {prop}
|
:: Dennis the Menace (character)
|
| Pierino {prop}
|
:: Little Johnny (character)
|
| pierio {adj}
|
:: Pierian
|
| Pierluigi {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Piero {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Piero {prop}
|
:: Peter
|
| Piero {prop}
|
:: the Epistle of Peter
|
| pierre {mf} /piˈɛrre/
|
:: Person who works in public relations
|
| pierrot {m}
|
:: A person dressed in a Pierrot costume
|
| pieta {f} /ˈpjɛ.ta/
|
:: obsolete form of pietà
|
| pietà {f} /pjeˈta/
|
:: pity, compassion, godliness
|
| pietà {f}
|
:: piety
|
| pietà {f}
|
:: pietà
|
| pietanza {f}
|
:: dish, course (of a meal)
|
| pietanziera {f}
|
:: lunchbox (or similar container for food)
|
| pietate {f} /pjeˈtate/
|
:: obsolete form of pietà
|
| pietica {f}
|
:: A device used to hold tree trunks that are to be sawed
|
| pietire {v}
|
:: Variant of piatire
|
| pietismo {m}
|
:: pietism, Pietism
|
| pietista {mf}
|
:: Pietist
|
| pietista {mf}
|
:: bigot
|
| pietisticamente {adv}
|
:: pietistically
|
| pietistico {adj}
|
:: pietistic
|
| pietosamente {adv}
|
:: mercifully
|
| pietosamente {adv}
|
:: pitifully, pathetically
|
| pietoso {adj}
|
:: merciful, compassionate
|
| pietra {f} /ˈpjɛtra/
|
:: stone
|
| pietra di luna {f}
|
:: moonstone
|
| pietra di paragone {f}
|
:: touchstone
|
| pietra filosofale {f}
|
:: philosopher's stone
|
| pietra focaia {f}
|
:: flint
|
| pietraia {f}
|
:: pile of stones
|
| pietraia {f}
|
:: stony ground
|
| pietraia {f}
|
:: scree
|
| pietraia {f}
|
:: stone quarry
|
| pietraio {m}
|
:: synonym of scalpellino
|
| pietrame {m}
|
:: (heap of) stones
|
| pietra miliare {f}
|
:: milestone
|
| Pietrangeli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pietrangeli {prop}
|
:: Nicola Pietrangeli, Italian tennist player
|
| Pietrapana {prop}
|
:: An alpine mountain now called Pania della Croce
|
| pietra preziosa {f}
|
:: precious stone
|
| pietra preziosa {f}
|
:: gem
|
| pietrata {f}
|
:: stoning
|
| pietrata {f}
|
:: A blow from a stone
|
| pietra tombale {f}
|
:: tombstone
|
| pietra tombale {f}
|
:: ledger
|
| pietrificante {v}
|
:: present participle of pietrificare
|
| pietrificantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pietrificarsi
|
| pietrificare {vt}
|
:: to petrify (all senses)
|
| pietrificarsi {vr}
|
:: To be petrified (all senses)
|
| pietrificatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pietrificarsi
|
| pietrificazione {f}
|
:: petrification
|
| pietrigno {adj}
|
:: stone (attributive)
|
| pietrina {f}
|
:: flint (for a lighter)
|
| pietrino {m}
|
:: doorstop
|
| pietrino {m}
|
:: tile
|
| pietrisco {m}
|
:: road metal, gravel, rubble
|
| pietrista {mf}
|
:: A maker of artificial stones
|
| Pietro {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Pietro {prop}
|
:: Peter
|
| Pietro {prop}
|
:: the Epistle of Peter
|
| Pietro Gambadilegno {prop}
|
:: Peg-Leg Pete (Disney character)
|
| pietrosità {f}
|
:: stoniness
|
| pietrosità {f}
|
:: stony ground
|
| pietroso {adj}
|
:: stony, stone
|
| pievania {f}
|
:: parish
|
| pievania {f}
|
:: parsonage
|
| pievania {f}
|
:: rectory
|
| pievano {m}
|
:: Variant of piovano
|
| pieve {f} /ˈpjɛ.ve/
|
:: A rural parish church
|
| pieveloce {m}
|
:: A swift-footed person
|
| pieviale {m}
|
:: alternative form of piviale
|
| piezo- {prefix}
|
:: piezo-
|
| piezoelettricità {f}
|
:: piezoelectricity
|
| piezoelettrico {adj}
|
:: piezoelectric
|
| piezomagnetico {adj}
|
:: piezomagnetic
|
| piezometria {f}
|
:: piezometry
|
| piezometrico {adj}
|
:: piezometric
|
| piezometro {m}
|
:: piezometer
|
| piezooscillatore {m}
|
:: piezoelectric oscillator
|
| pifania {f}
|
:: alternative form of epifania
|
| pifferaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pifferaio
|
| pifferaio {m}
|
:: piper
|
| pifferare {v}
|
:: to pipe (play the flute or fife)
|
| pifferaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of pifferaio
|
| pifferata {f}
|
:: A piece of music played on a piffero
|
| piffero {m}
|
:: piffero, a relatively short Italian double-reed wind instrument, often accompanied by the Apennine müsa or the accordian in northern Italy, or by the zampogna in southern Italy
|
| piffero {m}
|
:: piffero or fife player
|
| piffero {m}
|
:: fife
|
| Pigafetta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pigafetta {prop}
|
:: Antonio Pigafetta, Italian scholar and explorer
|
| piggiore {adj}
|
:: alternative form of peggiore
|
| pigiabile {adj}
|
:: pressable, treadable (of grapes)
|
| pigiadiraspare {vt} /pi.d͡ʒa.di.rasˈpa.re/
|
:: To press and destalk (grapes) using a specific machine
|
| pigiadiraspatrice {f} /pi.d͡ʒa.di.ras.paˈtri.t͡ʃe/
|
:: A machine that presses grapes, sending the must one way and the rest elsewhere
|
| pigiama {m} /piˈd͡ʒa.ma/
|
:: pyjamas
|
| pigiamento {m}
|
:: pressing, treading (of grapes)
|
| pigiamino {m}
|
:: sleepsuit
|
| pigiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pigiare
|
| pigiapigia {m}
|
:: crowd, throng
|
| pigiare {vt} /piˈd͡ʒa.re/
|
:: to press
|
| pigiare {vt}
|
:: to tread (grapes)
|
| pigiata {f} /piˈd͡ʒa.ta/
|
:: The act of pressing
|
| pigiata {f}
|
:: push, shove
|
| pigiatoio {m}
|
:: pressing shed (where grapes are pressed)
|
| pigiatore {m}
|
:: A person who treads grapes for making wine
|
| pigiatrice {f}
|
:: wine press
|
| pigiatura {f}
|
:: pressing, treading, of grapes
|
| pigidio {m}
|
:: pygidium
|
| pigionale {mf}
|
:: tenant
|
| pigionante {mf}
|
:: A lodger
|
| pigionante {mf}
|
:: A person who lives in rented accommodation
|
| pigione {f}
|
:: rent
|
| pigliabile {adj}
|
:: grabbable
|
| pigliamosche {m}
|
:: flycatcher, properly the spotted flycatcher
|
| pigliamosche {m}
|
:: Venus flytrap
|
| pigliante {v}
|
:: present participle of pigliare
|
| pigliare {vt}
|
:: synonym of prendere
|
| pigliasciami {m}
|
:: A baglike device used to capture a swarm of bees (to transport them to a different hive)
|
| pigliatutto {adj}
|
:: catch-all
|
| pigliatutto {adj}
|
:: all-conquering
|
| piglio {m}
|
:: look, countenance
|
| pigmalione {m}
|
:: mentor, tutor
|
| pigmalione {m}
|
:: talent scout
|
| Pigmalione {prop}
|
:: Pygmalion (king of Cyprus)
|
| pigmea {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pigmeo
|
| pigmentale {adj}
|
:: pigmentary; chromatophoric
|
| pigmentante {v}
|
:: present participle of pigmentare
|
| pigmentantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pigmentarsi
|
| pigmentare {vt}
|
:: To pigmentate
|
| pigmentarsi {vr}
|
:: To pigment
|
| pigmentatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pigmentarsi
|
| pigmentazione {f}
|
:: pigmentation
|
| pigmentifero {adj}
|
:: pigmentiferous
|
| pigmento {m}
|
:: pigment
|
| pigmeo {adj} /piɡ.ˈmɛ.o/
|
:: pygmy
|
| pigmeo {m}
|
:: pygmy
|
| pigna {f}
|
:: pinecone
|
| pignatta {f}
|
:: (often earthenware) cooking pot
|
| pignatta {f}
|
:: hollow block (for building)
|
| pignatta {f}
|
:: pinata (doll or other decorated container filled with candy)
|
| pignattaio {m}
|
:: A person who makes, sells or repairs cooking pots
|
| Pignatti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pignatto {m}
|
:: alternative form of pignatta
|
| pignere {v}
|
:: alternative form of pingere
|
| pigneta {f}
|
:: alternative form of pineta
|
| pignoccata {f}
|
:: A dessert made from pine nuts
|
| pignolaggine {f}
|
:: meticulousness, quibbling, pedantry
|
| pignolata {f}
|
:: Either of two Italian desserts
|
| pignolato {m}
|
:: A linen fabric that had a pattern of pine nuts
|
| pignoleggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pignoleggiare
|
| pignoleggiare {vi}
|
:: to nitpick, to quibble
|
| pignoleria {f}
|
:: fastidiousness, fussiness
|
| pignolesco {adj}
|
:: Very pedantic
|
| pignolo {adj}
|
:: fussy, fastidious, pernickety
|
| pignolo {m}
|
:: A fussy person
|
| pignolo {m}
|
:: squeaky wheel
|
| pignone {m}
|
:: embankment, dyke
|
| pignone {m}
|
:: gable
|
| pignone {m}
|
:: pinion
|
| pignorabile {adj}
|
:: That can be distrained; distrainable
|
| pignorabilità {f}
|
:: Property of being subject to distraint
|
| pignoramento {m}
|
:: distraint
|
| pignorante {v}
|
:: present participle of pignorare
|
| pignorante {adj}
|
:: distraining
|
| pignorare {vt}
|
:: To distrain, distress
|
| pignoratario {m}
|
:: distrainor
|
| pignoratizio {adj}
|
:: pledged
|
| pignuolo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pignolo
|
| pignuolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of pignolo
|
| pigo {m}
|
:: kind of freshwater fish of the family Cyprinidae (Rutilus Pigus)
|
| pigolamento {m}
|
:: cheeping, chirping
|
| pigolante {v}
|
:: present participle of pigolare
|
| pigolare {v}
|
:: to cheep
|
| pigolare {v}
|
:: to chirp
|
| pigolio {m}
|
:: cheeping, chirping, peeping, peep
|
| pigolone {m}
|
:: A plaintive person
|
| pigostilo {m}
|
:: pygostyle
|
| pigramente {adv}
|
:: lazily
|
| pi greco {m}
|
:: pi
|
| pigrezza {f} /piˈɡret.t͡sa/
|
:: indolence, laziness, idleness
|
| pigrissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pigro
|
| pigrizia {f}
|
:: laziness, idleness, sloth
|
| pigro {adj}
|
:: lazy
|
| pigrona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pigrone
|
| pigrone {m}
|
:: lazybones, slouch, shirker
|
| pil {m}
|
:: alternative form of PIL
|
| PIL {m}
|
:: initialism of prodotto interno lordo
|
| pila {f} /ˈpi.la/
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:: pile (all senses)
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| pila {f}
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:: pile (one of the standard geometric designs placed across the center of a coat of arms, such as a pale or fess)
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| pila {f}
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:: battery (electrical)
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| pila {f}
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:: torch / flashlight
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| pila {f}
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:: basin
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| pila atomica {f}
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:: atomic pile
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| pila Bunsen {n}
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:: Bunsen pile
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| pila Bunsen {n}
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:: An early electrical battery using multiple cells of zinc and graphite in dilute chromic acid
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| Pilade {prop}
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:: Pylades
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| Pilade {prop}
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:: given name
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| pila di grafite {f}
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:: graphite pile
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| pilastrata {f}
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:: pilastrade
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| pilastrata {f}
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:: pillars, pilasters
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| pilastrino {m}
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:: A small column or pillar (especially one of a series)
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| pilastro {m}
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:: pillar, column
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| pilastro {m}
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:: pilaster
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| pilastro {m}
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:: obelisk
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| pilastro {m}
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:: mainstay (a chief support)
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| pilatesco {adj}
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:: harsh, cruel
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| pilatismo {m}
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:: Pilatism
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| Pilato {prop}
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:: Pilate
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| pilatoio {m}
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:: A device used in the husking of rice
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| pilatro {m}
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:: St John's wort
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| pilatura {f}
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:: husking
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| pile {m}
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:: fleece (all senses)
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| pileato {adj}
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:: Wearing a pileo (pileus)
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| pileggio {m} /piˈled.d͡ʒo/
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:: Term whose meaning is disputed, but is most likely navigation, course
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| pileo {m}
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:: pileus
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| pileoriza {f}
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:: pileorhiza, calyptra
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| pileria {f}
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:: alternative form of pilatoio
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| pilidium {m}
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:: pelagic larva of certain nemertean worms
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| piliere {m}
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:: pilaster
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| piliere {m}
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:: curbstone
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| pilifero {adj}
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:: piliferous, hair (attributive), hairy
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| pillacchera {f} /pilˈlak.ke.ra/
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:: A splatter or limp of mud
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| pillacchera {f}
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:: A clot of dirt stuck to an animal's wool
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| pillaccheroso {adj}
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:: mud-splattered
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| pillato {adj}
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:: tamped
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| pillato {adj}
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:: granulated (of sugar)
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| pillo {m}
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:: tamper (tool)
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| pillola {f}
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:: pill
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| pillola {f}
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:: contraceptive pill, the pill
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| pillola del giorno dopo {f}
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:: morning-after pill
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| pilloliera {f}
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:: pillbox (box for pills)
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| pillolina {f}
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:: Little pill; contraceptive pill
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| pillotta {f}
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:: A game similar to pelota; the leather ball used in this game
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| pillottare {v}
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:: To baste (when spit-roasting)
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| pillotto {m}
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:: A large spoon used to baste meat during spit-roasting
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| pilone {m}
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:: pylon (electrical)
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| pilone {m}
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:: pier (of a bridge)
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| pilone {m}
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:: prop
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| pilorectomia {f}
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:: pylorectomy
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| pilorico {adj}
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:: pyloric
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| piloriza {f}
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:: alternative form of pileoriza
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| piloro {m}
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:: pylorus
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| piloroplastica {f}
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:: pyloroplasty
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| pilorospasmo {m}
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:: pylorospasm
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| pilota {mf}
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:: pilot (aircraft or ship)
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| pilota {mf}
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:: driver (vehicle)
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| pilota {adj}
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:: pilot (attributive)
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| pilotabile {adj}
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:: steerable
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| pilotabile {adj}
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:: that can be manipulated or influenced
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| pilotaggio {m}
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:: piloting
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| pilotaggio {m}
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:: navigation
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| pilotante {v}
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:: present participle of pilotare
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| pilotare {vt}
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:: to pilot
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| pilotare {vt}
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:: to drive
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| pilotina {f}
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:: pilot cutter
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| pilottare {v}
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:: alternative form of pillottare
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| pilotto {m}
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:: alternative form of pillotto
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| piluccare {vt}
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:: To pick, pick at, peck or nibble
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| piluccatore {m}
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:: nibbler
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| piluccatore {m}
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:: A person who picks at his food
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| piluccone {m}
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:: A person who picks at his food
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| pimelosi {f}
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:: pimelosis, obesity
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| pimentante {v}
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:: present participle of pimentare
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| pimentare {v}
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:: to spice up (To enhance the flavour of something by adding spice to it)
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| pimento {m}
|
:: pimento
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| pimento {m}
|
:: allspice
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| pimmeo {adj}
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:: alternative form of pigmeo
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| pimmeo {m}
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:: alternative form of pigmeo
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| pimpante {adj}
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:: lively, exuberant
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| pimpinella {f}
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:: pimpernel (of genus Lysimachia)
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| pina {f}
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:: alternative form of pigna
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| Pina {prop}
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:: given name
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| pinaccia {f}
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:: pinnace
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| pinacoide {adj}
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:: pinacoid (attributive)
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| pinacoide {m}
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:: pinacoid
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| pinacola {m}
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:: A card game similar to pinochle
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| pinacolo {m}
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:: pinacol
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| pinacoteca {f} /pi.na.koˈtɛ.ka/
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:: art gallery, especially one devoted to paintings
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| pinacoteca {f}
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:: pinacotheca
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| pinaggio {m}
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:: A process in the refining of copper in which a pine trunk is inserted into the molten metal
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| Pinamonte {prop}
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:: surname
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| pinastro {m}
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:: maritime pine (tree of the species Pinus pinaster)
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| pinato {adj}
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:: pinate
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| Pincherle {prop}
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:: surname
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| Pincherle {prop}
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:: Salvatore Pincherle, Italian mathematician
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| Pincio {prop}
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:: A hill in Rome (Pincian hill)
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| pinconaggine {f}
|
:: foolishness
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| pincone {f}
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:: fool
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| pincopallino {m}
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:: Joe Bloggs, John Doe (unknown male person)
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| Pinco Pallino {prop}
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:: Joe Bloggs; John Doe; Joe Average
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| pindaresco {adj}
|
:: Pindaresque
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| pindaricamente {adv}
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:: Pindarically
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| pindarico {adj}
|
:: Pindaric (characteristic of Pindar or his works)
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| Pindaro {prop}
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:: Pindar
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| Pindo {prop}
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:: Pindo (mountain range)
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| pineale {adj}
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:: pineal
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| pinella {f}
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:: The two as a melding card in canasta
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| pinene {m}
|
:: pinene
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| pineta {f}
|
:: pinewood (pine forest)
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| pinetina {f}
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:: A small pinewood
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| pineto {m}
|
:: alternative form of pineta
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| pingente {v}
|
:: present participle of pingere
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| pingere {vt}
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:: Variant of spingere
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| ping pong {m}
|
:: ping pong
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| ping-pong {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of ping pong
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| pingue {adj}
|
:: fat, chubby, plump
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| pingue {adj}
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:: rich
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| pingue {adj}
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:: fertile
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| pinguedine {f}
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:: fatness, chubbiness
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| pinguemente {adv}
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:: chubbily, plumply
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| pinguemente {adv}
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:: richly
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| pinguemente {adv}
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:: fertilely
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| Pinguente {prop}
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:: Pinguente (town)
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| pinguicola {f}
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:: pinguicula
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| pinguino {m} /pinˈɡwi.no/
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:: penguin
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| pinguino africano {m}
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:: African penguin
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| pinguino crestato {m}
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:: erect-crested penguin
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| pinguino dal becco grosso {m}
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:: Fiordland penguin or Fiordland crested penguin
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| pinguino degli antipodi {m}
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:: yellow-eyed penguin
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| pinguino del Capo {m}
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:: African penguin
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| pinguino del Fiordland {m}
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:: Fiordland penguin or Fiordland crested penguin
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| pinguino delle Galapagos {m}
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:: Galápagos penguin
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| pinguino delle Snares {m}
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:: Snares penguin, Snares crested penguin or Snares Islands penguin
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| pinguino di Humboldt {m}
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:: Humboldt penguin
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| pinguino di Magellano {m}
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:: Magellanic penguin
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| pinguino fronte dorata {m}
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:: macaroni penguin
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| pinguino imperatore {m}
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:: emperor penguin
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| pinguino macaroni {m}
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:: macaroni penguin
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| pinguino minore {m}
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:: little penguin
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| pinguino occhigialli {m}
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:: yellow-eyed penguin
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| pinguino papua {n}
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:: gentoo penguin
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| pinguino reale {m}
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:: king penguin
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| pinguino reale {m}
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:: royal penguin
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| pinguino saltarocce {m}
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:: rockhopper penguin
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| pinguino saltatore {m}
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:: rockhopper penguin
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| pinifero {adj}
|
:: pine-bearing
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| pinifero {adj}
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:: with many pine trees
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| Pininfarina {prop}
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:: Pininfarina; surname
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| pinite {f}
|
:: pinite
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| pinna {f}
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:: fin
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| pinna {f}
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:: flipper
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| pinna caudale {f}
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:: caudal fin
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| pinnacola {m}
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:: pinochle (or similar card game)
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| pinnacolo {m}
|
:: pinnacle, spur
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| pinnacolo {m}
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:: pinochle
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| pinneggiare {v}
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:: to swim with fins / flippers on the feet
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| pinnipede {m}
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:: pinniped
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| pino {m}
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:: pine, pine tree (tree of the genus Pinus)
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| pino {m}
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:: pine, pinewood (wood of pine tree)
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| pinocchiata {f} /pi.nokˈkja.ta/
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:: A type of Umbrian sweet made from pinenuts and caramel, usually in the shape of lozenges
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| pinocchiesco {adj}
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:: Pinocchian
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| pinocchino {m}
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:: gravel made of small fragments
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| pinocchio {m} /piˈnɔk.kjo/
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:: pine nut, pine kernel
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| Pinocchio {prop} /piˈnɔk.kjo/
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:: Pinocchio (character and fairy tale)
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| pinocitosi {f}
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:: pinocytosis
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| pinolo {m}
|
:: pine nut
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| pino marittimo {m}
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:: maritime pine (tree of the species Pinus pinaster)
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| pinoso {adj}
|
:: Having many pine trees
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| pinsapo {m}
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:: Spanish fir (tree)
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| pinta {f}
|
:: pint
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| pintore {f}
|
:: alternative form of pittore
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| Pinturicchio {prop}
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:: Nickname of the Italian painter "Bernardino di Betto Betti"
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| Pinuccio {prop}
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:: given name
|
| pinza {f}
|
:: pliers, pincers, tongs, forceps
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| pinza a coccodrillo {f}
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:: synonym of connettore a coccodrillo
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| pinzante {v}
|
:: present participle of pinzare
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| pinzare {vt}
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:: To staple (documents)
|
| pinzare {vt}
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:: to tong
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| pinzata {f}
|
:: staple
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| pinzatrice {f}
|
:: stapler, staple gun
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| pinzatura {f}
|
:: stapling
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| pinzatura {f}
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:: sting, bite (of an insect)
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| pinzetta {f}
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:: tweezers
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| pinzillacchera {f} /pin.t͡silˈlak.ke.ra/
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:: trifle, bagatelle
|
| pinzimonio {m} /pin.tsiˈmɔ.njo/
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:: A mixture of olive oil, pepper and salt, into which small pieces of raw vegetables are dipped
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| pinzochero {m} /pinˈtsɔ.ke.ro/
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:: bigot
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| pinzuto {adj}
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:: pointed, sharp
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| pio- {prefix}
|
:: pyo-
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| pio {adj}
|
:: pious, devout, prayerful
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| pio {adj}
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:: charitable
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| Pio {prop}
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:: given name derived from the Latin Pius
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| piocele {m}
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:: The presence of pus in the peritoneum
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| pioda {f}
|
:: A smooth rock face
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| pioderma {m}
|
:: pyoderma
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| piodermite {f}
|
:: pyodermitis, pyodermatitis
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| pio desiderio {m}
|
:: synonym of pia illusione
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| pioemia {f}
|
:: alternative form of piemia
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| pioftalmia {f}
|
:: pyophthalmia
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| piogenico {adj}
|
:: pyogenic
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| piogeno {adj}
|
:: pyogenic
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| pioggerella {f}
|
:: drizzle
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| pioggerellina {f}
|
:: mizzle
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| pioggia {f} /ˈpjɔd.d͡ʒa/
|
:: rain
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| pioggia {f}
|
:: shower (large quantity)
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| pioggia acida {f}
|
:: acid rain
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| pioggia gelata {f}
|
:: sleet, freezing rain
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| piolo {m} /piˈɔlo/
|
:: peg, stake
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| piolo {m}
|
:: rung (also of DNA), round (of a ladder)
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| piombabile {adj}
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:: sealable (with lead)
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| piombagginare {v}
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:: To treat with graphite
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| piombaggine {f}
|
:: plumbago, graphite
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| piombaggine {f}
|
:: leadwort
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| piombaggio {m}
|
:: plombage
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| piombante {v}
|
:: present participle of piombare
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| piombare {vi}
|
:: (+su, contro, or addosso a) to pounce (on); to swoop (down) (on)
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| piombare {vi}
|
:: to fall precipitously
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| piombare {vi}
|
:: to arrive unexpectedly; to turn up
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| piombare {vt}
|
:: to seal
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| piombare {vt}
|
:: to fill
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| piombare {vi}
|
:: to weigh down
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| piombare {vi}
|
:: to befall
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| piombatoia {f}
|
:: alternative form of piombatoio
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| piombatoio {m}
|
:: machicolation
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| piombatura {f}
|
:: sealing
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| piombatura {f}
|
:: filling (all senses)
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| piombatura {f}
|
:: seal
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| piombemia {f}
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:: The presence of lead salts in the blood, characteristic of lead poisoning
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| piombifero {adj}
|
:: plumbiferous, lead-bearing
|
| piombinese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Piombino (a Tuscan town) or the Piombino people
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| piombinese {mf}
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:: A native or inhabitant of Piombino
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| piombino {m}
|
:: seal (of lead)
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| piombino {m}
|
:: sinker (fishing weight)
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| piombino {m}
|
:: plumb line, plummet
|
| Piombino {prop}
|
:: Piombino (town)
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| piombo {m} /ˈpjombo/
|
:: lead
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| piombo {m}
|
:: grey
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| piombo {m}
|
:: bullet
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| piombosità {f}
|
:: leadenness
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| piomboso {adj}
|
:: leaden, plumbeous
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| piometra {f}
|
:: pyometra
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| pione {m}
|
:: pion
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| pionefrosi {f}
|
:: pyonephrosis
|
| pioniera {f}
|
:: pioneer (feminine)
|
| pioniere {adj} /pjonˈjɛ.re/
|
:: pioneer (attributive), pioneering
|
| pioniere {m}
|
:: pioneer, pathfinder
|
| pioniere {m}
|
:: sapper
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| pionierismo {m}
|
:: pioneering attitude or action
|
| pionieristicamente {adv}
|
:: pioneeringly
|
| pionieristico {adj}
|
:: pioneer (attributive), pioneering
|
| pioniero {adj}
|
:: pioneering
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| pionio {m}
|
:: pionium
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| piopneumotorace {m}
|
:: pyopneumothorax
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| pioppa {f}
|
:: Variant of pioppo
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| pioppaia {f} /pjopˈpa.ja/
|
:: poplar grove
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| piopparello {m} /pjop.paˈrɛl.lo/
|
:: poplar mushroom (Cylocybe aegerita)
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| pioppata {f}
|
:: poplar stake used to support vines
|
| pioppella {f}
|
:: Young poplar tree ready to be transplanted
|
| pioppeto {m} /pjopˈpe.to/
|
:: poplar grove
|
| pioppicolo {adj}
|
:: poplar (attributive)
|
| pioppicoltore {m}
|
:: poplar grower
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| pioppicoltura {f}
|
:: poplar growing
|
| pioppino {m} /pjopˈpi.no/
|
:: synonym of piopparello
|
| pioppino {m}
|
:: A kind of hat
|
| pioppo {m} /ˈpjɔp.po/
|
:: poplar (tree of the genus Populus)
|
| pioppo {m}
|
:: the wood of such tree
|
| piorrea {f}
|
:: pyorrhea, pyorrhoea
|
| piorroico {adj}
|
:: pyorrheal
|
| piosalpinge {f}
|
:: pyosalpinx
|
| piota {f}
|
:: sod, turf
|
| piotare {v}
|
:: To turf
|
| piotta {f}
|
:: A hundred lira coin (prior to the Euro)
|
| piovanatico {m}
|
:: synonym of pievania
|
| piovanato {m}
|
:: priesthood
|
| piovanello {m} /pjo.vaˈnɛl.lo/
|
:: curlew sandpiper (Calidris ferruginea)
|
| piovanello {m}
|
:: sandpiper (any of various birds of the family Scolopacidae)
|
| piovanello comune {m}
|
:: synonym of piovanello
|
| piovanello maggiore {m}
|
:: red knot (Calidris canutus)
|
| piovanello pancianera {m}
|
:: dunlin (Calidris alpina)
|
| Piovani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| piovania {f}
|
:: alternative form of pievania
|
| piovano {adj}
|
:: rain (attributive)
|
| piovano {m}
|
:: parish priest
|
| piovasco {m}
|
:: shower (fall of light rain)
|
| piovente {m}
|
:: synonym of spiovente
|
| piovente {v}
|
:: present participle of piovere
|
| piovere {vi} /ˈpjɔvere/
|
:: to rain
|
| piovere {vi}
|
:: to drip
|
| piovere {vt}
|
:: (takes essere as auxiliary) to fall (from the sky)
|
| piovere {vt}
|
:: (takes essere as auxiliary) to fall from above
|
| piovere {vt}
|
:: (takes essere as auxiliary) to come in large quantities
|
| piovere a catinelle {v}
|
:: rain cats and dogs (to rain very heavily)
|
| piovere che Dio la manda {v}
|
:: alternative form of piovere come Dio la manda
|
| piovere come Dio la manda {v}
|
:: to rain cats and dogs (to rain very heavily)
|
| Pioverna {prop}
|
:: Pioverna (small river)
|
| pioviale {m}
|
:: alternative form of piviale
|
| pioviccicare {vi}
|
:: synonym of piovigginare
|
| pioviere {m}
|
:: alternative form of piviere
|
| piovigginaia {f}
|
:: Light drizzle
|
| piovigginante {v}
|
:: present participle of piovigginare
|
| piovigginare {vi}
|
:: to drizzle or mizzle
|
| pioviggine {f}
|
:: drizzle, mizzle
|
| piovigginoso {adj}
|
:: drizzly
|
| piovischio {m} /pjoˈvis.kjo/
|
:: drizzle, light rain
|
| pioviscolare {vi}
|
:: synonym of piovigginare
|
| piovorno {adj}
|
:: synonym of piovoso
|
| piovosità {f}
|
:: rainfall
|
| piovoso {adj} /pjoˈvo.so/
|
:: rainy, wet
|
| piovoso {m}
|
:: Pluviôse (the fifth month of the French Republican Calendar)
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| piovra {f} /ˈpjɔv.ra/
|
:: octopus
|
| pipa {f}
|
:: pipe
|
| pipaio {m}
|
:: pipe-maker
|
| pipante {v}
|
:: present participle of pipare
|
| pipare {vit}
|
:: To smoke (a pipe)
|
| pipata {f}
|
:: pipe smoke (instance of smoking a pipe)
|
| pipatore {m}
|
:: pipe smoker
|
| piperino {m}
|
:: alternative form of peperino
|
| piperita {adj}
|
:: pepper, peppery
|
| piperno {m}
|
:: A type of igneous rock found in volcanic regions
|
| pipetta {f}
|
:: pipette
|
| pipì {f}
|
:: pee, wee
|
| pipilare {v}
|
:: synonym of pigolare
|
| Pipino {prop}
|
:: Pippin, Pepin
|
| pipistrello {m} /pi.pisˈtrɛl.lo/
|
:: bat (flying mammal)
|
| pipita {f}
|
:: pip (disease of poultry)
|
| pipita {f}
|
:: hangnail
|
| pippa {f}
|
:: wank, hand job
|
| pippa {f}
|
:: pipsqueak, squirt (person)
|
| pippaiolo {m}
|
:: wanker
|
| pippante {v}
|
:: present participle of pippare
|
| pippare {vt}
|
:: To snort or sniff (cocaine)
|
| Pippi Calzelunghe {prop}
|
:: Pippi Longstocking (fictional character invented by Astrid Lindgren)
|
| pippiolino {m}
|
:: picot
|
| pippione {m}
|
:: A young pigeon
|
| pippione {m}
|
:: A fool
|
| Pippo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Pippo {prop}
|
:: Goofy (Disney character)
|
| pippolo {m}
|
:: pip, grain, seed
|
| pippolo {m}
|
:: pimple
|
| piqué {m}
|
:: piqué
|
| pira {f}
|
:: pyre
|
| piragna {m}
|
:: piranha
|
| piralide {f}
|
:: pyralid
|
| piralide della farina {f}
|
:: flour moth, Indian meal moth, meal moth (Pyralis farinalis)
|
| piramidale {adj}
|
:: pyramidal
|
| piramidale {m}
|
:: triquetral bone, triquetral, pyramidal bone
|
| piramidale {m}
|
:: pyramidalis, pyramidalis muscle
|
| piramidalmente {adv}
|
:: pyramidally
|
| piramidato {adj}
|
:: synonym of piramidale
|
| piramide {f} /piˈra.mi.de/
|
:: pyramid
|
| piramidione {m}
|
:: pyramidion
|
| piramidologia {f}
|
:: pyramidology
|
| piramidologo {m}
|
:: pyramidologist
|
| piramidone {m}
|
:: pyramidon, aminophenazone
|
| Piramo {prop}
|
:: Pyramus
|
| Piramo {prop}
|
:: The ancient name of the Ceyhan river, that flows in Turkey
|
| pirandellianamente {adv} /pi.ran.delˌlja.naˈmen.te/
|
:: In a Pirandellian manner, Pirandellianly
|
| pirandelliano {adj}
|
:: Pirandellian (characteristic of the works of Luigi Pirandello)
|
| pirandellismo {m}
|
:: Pirandellism
|
| Pirandello {prop} /pi.ranˈdɛl.lo/
|
:: surname
|
| Pirandello {prop}
|
:: Luigi Pirandello (1867–1936), Italian dramatist and poet
|
| piranha {m}
|
:: piranha
|
| Pirano {prop}
|
:: Pirano (small town)
|
| piranosico {adj}
|
:: pyranose (attributive)
|
| piranosio {m}
|
:: pyranose
|
| pirargirite {f}
|
:: pyrargyrite
|
| pirata {adj} /piˈra.ta/
|
:: pirate
|
| pirata {adj}
|
:: pirated, ripped
|
| pirata {m}
|
:: pirate, filibuster, buccaneer, corsair
|
| pirata {m}
|
:: swindler, shark
|
| pirata della strada {m}
|
:: hit-and-run driver, road hog
|
| pirata informatico {m}
|
:: hacker, cracker
|
| piratante {v}
|
:: present participle of piratare
|
| piratare {vt}
|
:: To hack
|
| pirateggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pirateggiare
|
| pirateggiare {vi}
|
:: to commit piracy
|
| pirateria {f}
|
:: piracy (all senses)
|
| piratescamente {adv}
|
:: piratically
|
| piratesco {adj}
|
:: piratical
|
| piraticamente {adv}
|
:: piratically
|
| piratico {adj}
|
:: piratical
|
| pirato {adj} /piˈra.to/
|
:: obsolete form of pirata
|
| pirato {m}
|
:: obsolete form of pirata
|
| pirausta {f}
|
:: pyrausta (moth)
|
| pirazina {f} /pi.raˈd͡zi.na/
|
:: pyrazine
|
| pirazinamide {f}
|
:: pyrazinamide
|
| pirazolo {m}
|
:: pyrazole
|
| pirchio {adj}
|
:: mean, stingy
|
| pireliografo {m}
|
:: pyrheliograph (recording pyrheliometer}
|
| pireliometro {m}
|
:: pyrheliometer
|
| Pirelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pirelli {prop}
|
:: Pirelli Tyre company
|
| Pirellone {prop}
|
:: The Pirelli company skyscraper in Milan
|
| Pirellone {prop}
|
:: (by extension) The regional government of Lombardy
|
| pirenaico {adj}
|
:: Pyrenean
|
| pirene {m}
|
:: pyrene
|
| Pirenei {prop}
|
:: Pyrenees
|
| piressia {f}
|
:: pyrexia
|
| piretico {adj}
|
:: pyrexial, pyrexic, pyretic
|
| piretogeno {adj}
|
:: pyrogenic, pyrogenous
|
| piretoterapia {f}
|
:: pyretotherapy, pyrotherapy
|
| piretro {m}
|
:: pyrethrum (plant and insecticide)
|
| pirex {m}
|
:: pyrex
|
| pirico {adj} /ˈpi.ri.ko/
|
:: guns, burning (attributive)
|
| piridina {f}
|
:: pyridine
|
| piridinico {adj}
|
:: pyridinic; pyridine (attributive)
|
| piridinio {m}
|
:: pyridinium
|
| piridossina {f}
|
:: pyridoxine
|
| pirimidina {f}
|
:: pyrimidine
|
| pirimidinico {adj}
|
:: pyrimidinic
|
| pirite {f}
|
:: pyrite
|
| piritico {adj}
|
:: pyritic, pyritous
|
| piritoedro {m}
|
:: pyritohedron
|
| Piritoo {prop}
|
:: Pirithous
|
| pirla {m}
|
:: dick, cock, prick
|
| pirla {mf}
|
:: fool, moron, idiot
|
| pirlo {m}
|
:: An apéritif made from white wine, Campari and seltzer
|
| piro- {prefix}
|
:: pyro-
|
| pirocannoniera {f} /pi.ro.kan.noˈnjɛ.ra/
|
:: A type of steam-powered warship
|
| pirocatechina {f}
|
:: synonym of pirocatecolo
|
| pirocatechinico {adj}
|
:: pyrocatechinic
|
| pirocatecolo {m}
|
:: pyrocatechol
|
| piroceramica {f}
|
:: heat-resistant ceramic (Pyrex)
|
| piroclastico {adj}
|
:: pyroclastic
|
| piroclasto {m}
|
:: pyroclast
|
| pirocloro {m}
|
:: pyrochlore
|
| piroconducibilità {f}
|
:: pyroconductivity
|
| pirocorvetta {f}
|
:: steam corvette
|
| pirodraga {f}
|
:: steam dredger
|
| piroelettricità {f}
|
:: pyroelectricity
|
| piroelettrico {adj}
|
:: pyroelectric
|
| piroeliografo {m}
|
:: alternative form of pireliografo
|
| piroeliometro {m}
|
:: alternative form of pireliometro
|
| piroetta {f} /pi.ro.ˈet.ta/
|
:: pirouette
|
| piroettante {v}
|
:: present participle of piroettare
|
| piroettare {vi}
|
:: to pirouette
|
| pirofila {f}
|
:: heat-resistant or ovenproof dish
|
| pirofilo {adj}
|
:: heat-resistant, ovenproof
|
| pirofobia {f}
|
:: pyrophobia
|
| pirofobo {adj}
|
:: pyrophobic
|
| piroforico {adj}
|
:: pyrophoric
|
| pirofosfatasi {f}
|
:: pyrophosphatase
|
| pirofosfochinasi {f}
|
:: pyrophosphokinase, pyrophosphatase
|
| pirofosforico {adj}
|
:: pyrophosphoric
|
| pirofregata {f}
|
:: A frigate that was powered by steam as well as sail
|
| piroga {f}
|
:: dugout canoe (or similar)
|
| pirogallico {adj}
|
:: pyrogallic
|
| pirogallolo {m}
|
:: pyrogallol
|
| pirogassificazione {f}
|
:: pyrogasification
|
| pirogenante {v}
|
:: present participle of pirogenare
|
| pirogenare {vt}
|
:: To crack (hydrocarbons)
|
| pirogenazione {f}
|
:: cracking (of hydrocarbons)
|
| pirogeno {adj}
|
:: pyrogenic
|
| pirografare {v}
|
:: To pyrograph
|
| pirografia {f}
|
:: pyrography, pokerwork
|
| pirografico {adj}
|
:: pyrographic
|
| pirografista {mf}
|
:: pyrographer
|
| pirografo {m}
|
:: poker (used in pyrography or pokerwork)
|
| piroincisione {f}
|
:: synonym of pirografia
|
| pirolegnoso {adj}
|
:: pyroligneous
|
| piroletta {f}
|
:: alternative form of piroetta
|
| pirolisi {f}
|
:: pyrolysis
|
| pirolitico {adj}
|
:: pyrolytic
|
| pirolo {m}
|
:: pivot
|
| pirolo {m}
|
:: button
|
| pirolo {m}
|
:: peg
|
| pirolusite {f} /pi.ro.luˈsi.te/
|
:: pyrolusite
|
| piromagnetismo {m}
|
:: pyromagnetism
|
| piromane {mf}
|
:: pyromaniac
|
| piromania {f}
|
:: pyromania
|
| piromante {mf}
|
:: pyromancer
|
| piromanzia {f}
|
:: pyromancy
|
| pirometallurgia {f}
|
:: pyrometallurgy
|
| pirometallurgico {adj}
|
:: pyrometallurgical
|
| pirometria {f}
|
:: pyrometry
|
| pirometrico {adj}
|
:: pyrometric
|
| pirometrista {m}
|
:: pyrometrist
|
| pirometro {m}
|
:: pyrometer
|
| piromorfite {f}
|
:: pyromorphite
|
| pirone {m}
|
:: peg, pin
|
| pirone {m}
|
:: endpin
|
| piropeschereccio {m}
|
:: A steam-powered fishing boat
|
| piro-piro {m}
|
:: sandpiper
|
| piroplasmosi {f}
|
:: piroplasmosis, babesiosis
|
| piropo {m} /piˈrɔ.po/
|
:: pyrope (a type of garnet)
|
| piroscafo {m}
|
:: steamer, steamship
|
| piroscafo {m}
|
:: ship, vessel
|
| piroscindere {v}
|
:: To crack, pyrolize
|
| piroscissione {f}
|
:: pyrolysis, cracking
|
| piroscissione a vapore {f}
|
:: steam cracking
|
| pirosfera {f}
|
:: pyrosphere
|
| pirosi {f}
|
:: pyrosis
|
| pirosolfato {m}
|
:: pyrosulfate
|
| pirosolfito {m}
|
:: pyrosulfite
|
| pirosolforico {adj}
|
:: pyrosulfuric
|
| pirosolforoso {adj}
|
:: pyrosulfurous
|
| pirossenite {f}
|
:: pyroxenite
|
| pirosseno {m} /piˈrɔsseno/
|
:: pyroxene
|
| pirotecnia {f}
|
:: alternative form of pirotecnica
|
| pirotecnica {f}
|
:: pyrotechnics
|
| pirotecnico {adj}
|
:: pyrotechnic
|
| pirottino {m}
|
:: ramekin
|
| pirottino {m}
|
:: muffin / fairy cake case (paper)
|
| pirrichio {m}
|
:: pyrrhic
|
| pirrico {adj}
|
:: Pyrrhic
|
| Pirro {prop}
|
:: Pyrrhus
|
| Pirro {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pirrolico {adj}
|
:: pyrrolic
|
| pirrolo {m}
|
:: pyrrole
|
| Pirrone {prop}
|
:: Pyrrho
|
| pirroniano {adj}
|
:: Pyrrhonian
|
| pirronismo {m}
|
:: Pyrrhonism (form of scepticism)
|
| pirronista {mf}
|
:: Pyrrhonist
|
| pirronistico {adj}
|
:: Pyrrhonistic
|
| pirrotina {f}
|
:: pyrrhotite
|
| piruetta {f}
|
:: alternative form of piroetta
|
| piruvato {m}
|
:: pyruvate
|
| piruvico {adj}
|
:: pyruvic
|
| Pisa {prop} /ˈpi.za/
|
:: Pisa (city/and/province)
|
| Pisacane {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pisacane {prop}
|
:: Carlo Pisacane, Italian patriot
|
| Pisani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pisani {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Venice
|
| pisano {adj}
|
:: of Pisa (city of Italy); from Pisa; Pisan
|
| pisano {m}
|
:: Pisan (native or inhabitant of Pisa)
|
| Pisano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pisano {prop}
|
:: the region surrounding the city of Pisa, Tuscany
|
| Pisano {prop}
|
:: Pisano (municipality)
|
| Pisaroni {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| piscatorio {adj}
|
:: piscatory, piscatorial
|
| pischella {f} /pisˈkɛl.la/
|
:: feminine noun of pischello: a young or otherwise inexperienced female, specifically:
|
| pischella {f}
|
:: girl, lass
|
| pischella {f}
|
:: A young woman
|
| pischella {f}
|
:: greenhorn, novice
|
| pischelletta {f} /pis.kelˈlet.ta/
|
:: diminutive of pischella
|
| pischelletta {f}
|
:: girl, lass
|
| pischelletta {f}
|
:: greenhorn, novice
|
| pischelletto {f} /pis.kelˈlet.to/
|
:: diminutive of pischello
|
| pischelletto {f}
|
:: boy, lad
|
| pischelletto {f}
|
:: greenhorn, novice
|
| pischello {m} /pisˈkɛl.lo/
|
:: A young or otherwise inexperienced male, specifically:
|
| pischello {m}
|
:: boy, lad
|
| pischello {m}
|
:: A young man
|
| pischello {m}
|
:: greenhorn, novice
|
| piscia {f} /ˈpiʃ.ʃa/
|
:: piss
|
| pisciacane {m}
|
:: dandelion
|
| piscialetto {m}
|
:: brat (child)
|
| piscialetto {m}
|
:: rookie, greenhorn
|
| piscialetto {m}
|
:: piss-a-bed (dandelion)
|
| piscialletto {m}
|
:: alternative form of piscialetto
|
| piscialletto {m}
|
:: dandelion
|
| pisciante {v}
|
:: present participle of pisciare
|
| pisciare {v}
|
:: to urinate, to piss
|
| pisciarella {f}
|
:: A need to urinate often
|
| pisciasangue {m}
|
:: babesiosis
|
| pisciasotto {m}
|
:: coward
|
| pisciasotto {m}
|
:: wimp
|
| pisciatoio {m}
|
:: urinal (public)
|
| piscicolo {adj}
|
:: fish farming (attributive)
|
| piscicoltore {m}
|
:: synonym of pescicoltore
|
| piscicoltura {f}
|
:: synonym of pescicoltura
|
| pisciforme {adj}
|
:: pisciform
|
| piscina {f} /piʃˈʃina/
|
:: swimming pool
|
| piscina {f}
|
:: plunge pool (plunge basin or waterfall lake or deep depression at the base of a waterfall)
|
| piscio {m}
|
:: piss
|
| piscione {m}
|
:: pisser
|
| piscioso {adj}
|
:: pissy, covered in piss
|
| piscivoro {adj}
|
:: piscivorous
|
| pisellaia {f}
|
:: pea field, pea bed
|
| pisellaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of pisellaia
|
| pisellata {f}
|
:: pea puree
|
| pisellino {m}
|
:: diminutive of pisello
|
| pisellino {m}
|
:: willy, wee wee, peter (penis)
|
| pisello {m} /piˈzɛl.lo/
|
:: pea (plant and vegetable)
|
| pisello {m}
|
:: cock, pickle (penis)
|
| pisellone {m}
|
:: large pea
|
| pisellone {m}
|
:: simpleton
|
| pisello odoroso {m}
|
:: sweet pea
|
| pisiforme {adj}
|
:: pisiform
|
| pisiforme {m}
|
:: pisiform, pisiform bone
|
| Pisistrato {prop}
|
:: Pisistratus
|
| pisolante {v}
|
:: present participle of pisolare
|
| pisolare {vi}
|
:: to nap or doze
|
| pisolino {m}
|
:: snooze, nap, forty winks
|
| pisolite {f}
|
:: pisolite
|
| pisolite {f}
|
:: pisolith
|
| pisolo {m}
|
:: nap (short period of sleep)
|
| Pisolo {prop}
|
:: Sleepy (Disney character)
|
| pispigliare {vi} /pis.piʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: to whisper
|
| pispigliare {vi}
|
:: to chirp
|
| pispiglio {m}
|
:: A continuous whispering
|
| pispilloria {f} /pis.pilˈlɔ.rja/
|
:: The sustained chirping of lots of birds
|
| pispilloria {f}
|
:: indistinct chatter
|
| pispilloria {f}
|
:: A long and boring speech
|
| pispino {m}
|
:: A gushing jet of water
|
| pispola {f} /ˈpis.po.la/
|
:: meadow pipit (Anthus pratensis)
|
| pispolare {v}
|
:: To chirp (make sound of small birds)
|
| pispolio {m}
|
:: chirping
|
| pispolone {m}
|
:: pipit
|
| pisquano {m}
|
:: A silly or inept person
|
| pissetta {f}
|
:: synonym of spruzzetto
|
| pisside {f}
|
:: pyx
|
| pista! {interj}
|
:: make way
|
| pista {f}
|
:: track, trail, scent, clue
|
| pista {f}
|
:: track, racetrack, racecourse, course, rink
|
| pista {f}
|
:: ski run, ski slope, piste, trail
|
| pista {f}
|
:: track (sound stored on a record, cassette, etc)
|
| pista {f}
|
:: runway
|
| pista {f}
|
:: line (of cocaine)
|
| pistacchiata {f}
|
:: A dessert made from pistachio
|
| pistacchieto {m}
|
:: A pistachio plantation
|
| pistacchio {m}
|
:: nut (of a tree, generally)
|
| pistacchio {m}
|
:: pistachio (tree and nut)
|
| pista ciclabile {f}
|
:: cycle lane
|
| pista da ballo {f}
|
:: dance floor
|
| pista da circo {f}
|
:: circus ring
|
| pista da sci {f}
|
:: ski run
|
| pista d'atterraggio {f}
|
:: landing strip
|
| pista di atterraggio {f}
|
:: airstrip, landing strip
|
| pista di atterraggio {f}
|
:: runway
|
| pista di collaudo {f}
|
:: test track
|
| pista di decollo {f}
|
:: airstrip for landing and take off
|
| pista di decollo {f}
|
:: runway for landing and take off
|
| pista di rullaggio {f}
|
:: taxiway
|
| pistagna {f}
|
:: coat collar
|
| pistaiolo {m}
|
:: synonym of pistard
|
| pistard {mf}
|
:: track cyclist, track rider
|
| pisticcese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Pisticci
|
| Pisticci {prop}
|
:: Pisticci (town)
|
| pistillifero {adj}
|
:: pistilliferous, pistillate
|
| pistillo {m}
|
:: pistil
|
| pistino {m}
|
:: A racetrack (or similar course) for mountain bikes
|
| pistocco {m}
|
:: A long staff, typically used in mountainous areas
|
| Pistoia {prop}
|
:: Pistoia (province)
|
| Pistoia {prop}
|
:: Pistoia (capital city)
|
| pistoiese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Pistoia or the Pistoia people
|
| pistoiese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Pistoia
|
| Pistoiese {mf}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Pistoia
|
| pistola {f} /pisˈtɔ.la/
|
:: pistol, gun
|
| pistola {f}
|
:: pistole
|
| pistola {f} /ˈpis.to.la/
|
:: alternative form of epistola
|
| pistola ad acqua {f}
|
:: water pistol, squirt gun, water gun
|
| pistola da segnalazione {f}
|
:: synonym of pistola lanciarazzi
|
| pistola lanciarazzi {f}
|
:: flare gun
|
| pistolenza {f}
|
:: alternative form of pestilenza
|
| pistolero {m}
|
:: gunman
|
| pistolese {m}
|
:: A short dagger
|
| pistolese {m}
|
:: alternative form of pistoiese
|
| pistolettata {f} /pis.to.letˈta.ta/
|
:: shot (from a pistol)
|
| Pistoletto {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pistoliere {m} /pis.toˈljɛ.re/
|
:: A light cavalry soldier equipped with armour, sabre and pistol
|
| pistolino {m}
|
:: willy, wee wee, peter
|
| pistolotto {m}
|
:: peroration
|
| pistolotto {m}
|
:: lecture, talking to, telling off
|
| pistoncino {m}
|
:: small piston, plunger
|
| pistone {m}
|
:: piston
|
| pistone {m}
|
:: valve - of a musical instrument
|
| pistore {m} /pisˈto.re/
|
:: baker
|
| pistorese {m}
|
:: alternative form of pistoiese
|
| pistrice {f}
|
:: sea serpent
|
| pistrinaio {m}
|
:: miller
|
| pistrinaio {m}
|
:: baker
|
| pistrino {m} /pisˈtri.no/
|
:: mill
|
| pistrino {m}
|
:: bakery
|
| pistrino {m}
|
:: oil mill
|
| pita {f}
|
:: pita (type of slightly leavened flatbread)
|
| pitaffio {m}
|
:: alternative form of epitaffio
|
| Pitagora {prop}
|
:: Pythagoras
|
| pitagoreggiare {v}
|
:: To follow the teachings of Pythagoras
|
| pitagoreismo {m}
|
:: Pythagoreanism
|
| pitagoreo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pitagorico
|
| pitagorica {f}
|
:: feminine noun of pitagorico
|
| pitagoricamente {adv}
|
:: in a Pythagorean manner
|
| pitagoricamente {adv}
|
:: very frugally
|
| pitagoricismo {m}
|
:: synonym of pitagorismo
|
| pitagorico {adj}
|
:: Pythagorean
|
| pitagorico {adj}
|
:: Very moderate or frugal
|
| pitagorico {m}
|
:: Pythagorean
|
| pitagorismo {m}
|
:: Pythagoreanism
|
| pitaide {f}
|
:: pythiad
|
| pitaista {mf}
|
:: Pythiast
|
| pitale {m}
|
:: chamber pot
|
| pitcairnese {adj}
|
:: Pitcairnese
|
| pitcairnese {m}
|
:: Pitcairnese, Pitkern (language)
|
| pitch {m}
|
:: cricket pitch
|
| pitecantropo {m}
|
:: pithecanthrope, Java man
|
| pitecia {f}
|
:: saki
|
| pitecoide {adj}
|
:: pithecoid
|
| Pithiusa {prop} /pitˈju.za/
|
:: synonym of Chio
|
| pitiambico {adj}
|
:: pythiambic
|
| pitico {adj}
|
:: Pythian
|
| pitiriasi {f}
|
:: pityriasis
|
| pitiriasico {adj}
|
:: pityriatic
|
| Pito {prop} /ˈpi.to/
|
:: The city of Pytho
|
| pitoccante {v}
|
:: present participle of pitoccare
|
| pitoccare {vit}
|
:: to beg
|
| pitoccheria {f}
|
:: begging
|
| pitoccheria {f}
|
:: meanness, stinginess
|
| pitocchetto {m}
|
:: synonym of piattello
|
| pitocco {m}
|
:: miser, skinflint
|
| pitocco {adj}
|
:: mean, stingy
|
| pitonato {adj}
|
:: python (attributive)
|
| pitone {m}
|
:: python (snake)
|
| pitonessa {f}
|
:: pythoness
|
| pitonessa {f}
|
:: soothsayer
|
| pitonico {adj}
|
:: Pythian
|
| pitosforo {m}
|
:: synonym of pittosporo
|
| pittanchiusa {f}
|
:: A type of cake, from the Catanzaro province of Calabria, containing walnuts, raisins and cinnamon, eaten at Christmas
|
| pittante {v}
|
:: present participle of pittare
|
| pittare {vt}
|
:: To paint
|
| pittavino {m}
|
:: Any of a series of coins minted by the Counts of Poitiers
|
| Pitti {prop}
|
:: Luca Pitti (1398–1472) was a Florentine banker during the period of the republic presided over by Cosimo de' Medici
|
| pittiere {m}
|
:: robin
|
| pittima {f}
|
:: black-tailed godwit
|
| pittima {f}
|
:: nuisance (person)
|
| pittima minore {f}
|
:: bar-tailed godwit (Limosa lapponica)
|
| pittima reale {f}
|
:: black-tailed godwit (Limosa limosa)
|
| pittografia {f}
|
:: pictography, picture writing
|
| pittograficamente {adv}
|
:: pictographically
|
| pittografico {adj}
|
:: pictographic
|
| pittogramma {m}
|
:: pictogram
|
| pittore {m}
|
:: (artist) painter
|
| pittore {m}
|
:: (house) painter
|
| pittorescamente {adv}
|
:: picturesquely
|
| pittoresco {adj}
|
:: picturesque
|
| pittoricamente {adv}
|
:: pictorially
|
| pittoricismo {m}
|
:: The picturesque in art
|
| pittoricità {f}
|
:: pictorial character
|
| pittorico {adj}
|
:: pictorial
|
| pittorico {adj}
|
:: painting (attributive)
|
| pittoscultura {f}
|
:: artistic technique that blends painting with sculpture, e.g. by incorporating physical objects into a painting
|
| pittosporo {m}
|
:: pittosporum
|
| pittrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pittore
|
| pittura {f}
|
:: painting
|
| pittura a olio {f}
|
:: oil painting
|
| pitturante {v}
|
:: present participle of pitturare
|
| pitturantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pitturarsi
|
| pitturare {vt}
|
:: To paint
|
| pitturarsi {vr}
|
:: To paint (one's face, nails, etc)
|
| pitturatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pitturarsi
|
| pitturazione {f}
|
:: painting (act of applying paint)
|
| pituitario {adj}
|
:: pituitary
|
| più {adv}
|
:: comparative of molto; more
|
| più {adj}
|
:: more
|
| più {prep}
|
:: plus
|
| piuccheperfetto {m}
|
:: past perfect tense, pluperfect (tense)
|
| piucchepperfetto {m}
|
:: alternative form of piuccheperfetto
|
| più che altro {adv}
|
:: mainly, above all, mostly
|
| più di ogni altra cosa {adv}
|
:: above all else, most importantly
|
| piue {prep}
|
:: alternative form of piùe
|
| piùe {adv} /ˈpju.e/
|
:: obsolete form of più
|
| piùe {adj}
|
:: obsolete form of più
|
| piùe {prep}
|
:: obsolete form of più
|
| più facile a dirsi che a farsi {phrase}
|
:: easier said than done
|
| piuma {f} /ˈpjuma/
|
:: feather, plume
|
| piuma {f}
|
:: down
|
| piuma {f}
|
:: plumage
|
| piumaccio {m}
|
:: The volute of an Ionic column
|
| piumaccio {m}
|
:: A pillow or cushion stuffed with feathers
|
| piumaggio {m}
|
:: plumage, feathers
|
| piumaio {m}
|
:: A person who uses feathers to stuff cushions, pillows etc
|
| piumato {adj}
|
:: feathered, plumed
|
| piumetta {f}
|
:: plumule
|
| piumino {m}
|
:: down (soft, fluffy feathers)
|
| piumino {m}
|
:: eiderdown (bed covering)
|
| piumino {m}
|
:: duvet
|
| piumino {m}
|
:: quilted jacket
|
| piumino {m}
|
:: powder puff
|
| piumino {m}
|
:: feather duster
|
| piumone {m}
|
:: duvet, continental quilt
|
| piumosità {f}
|
:: plumosity
|
| piumoso {adj}
|
:: feathery, downy
|
| piumoso {adj}
|
:: plumose, feathery
|
| piuolo {m}
|
:: Variant of piolo
|
| più o meno {adv}
|
:: more or less, approximately, around
|
| più recente {adj}
|
:: most recent, last, latest
|
| piuria {n}
|
:: pyuria
|
| più siamo meglio è {proverb}
|
:: the more the merrier
|
| piuttosto {adv} /pjutˈtɔs.to/
|
:: (with che or di) rather (than), better (than), instead (of)
|
| piuttosto {adv}
|
:: rather, somewhat, fairly
|
| piuttosto {adv}
|
:: sooner
|
| piuvico {adj}
|
:: synonym of pubblico
|
| piva {f}
|
:: A form of bagpipes from central Italy
|
| piva {f}
|
:: A type of Renaissance dance accompanied by bagpipes
|
| pivello {m}
|
:: greenhorn
|
| piviale {m}
|
:: cope, pluvial
|
| piviere {m}
|
:: plover
|
| piviere {m}
|
:: parish (place and the people in it)
|
| pivieressa {f}
|
:: grey plover (Pluvialis squatarola)
|
| pizia {f}
|
:: pythoness
|
| Pizia {prop} /ˈpit.tsja/
|
:: Pythia
|
| pizio {adj} /ˈpit.tsjo/
|
:: Epithet of the god Apollo; of (or pertaining to) Pythia
|
| pizio {adj}
|
:: Pythian
|
| pizio {m}
|
:: A member of the Pythium taxonomic genus
|
| pizza {f}
|
:: pizza
|
| pizza {f}
|
:: reel
|
| pizza {f}
|
:: something very monotonous and boring; a bore
|
| pizza {f}
|
:: a slap, a smack on the face
|
| pizzaccherino {m}
|
:: A type of snipe
|
| pizza fritta {f}
|
:: pizza fritta (the original Naples pizza)
|
| pizzaiola {f}
|
:: woman who makes pizzas in a pizzeria
|
| pizzaiola {f}
|
:: a pasta sauce made with tomato and oregano
|
| pizzaiolo {m} /pit.t͡saˈjɔ.lo/
|
:: pizzamaker
|
| pizzaiuolo {m}
|
:: A pizza maker
|
| pizzaiuolo {m}
|
:: The art of making pizza by hand
|
| Pizzamano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pizza margherita {f}
|
:: alternative case form of pizza Margherita
|
| pizza Margherita {f}
|
:: A traditional Neapolitan pizza topped with tomato, mozzarella (fior di latte) and basil
|
| pizza Margherita {f}
|
:: A pizza topped with tomato and mozzarella (fior di latte)
|
| pizzarda {f}
|
:: woodcock
|
| pizzarda {f}
|
:: A type of cocked hat
|
| pizzardone {m}
|
:: cop (especially a traffic cop)
|
| pizzella {f}
|
:: pizzella
|
| pizzeria {f}
|
:: pizzeria
|
| pizzetta {f}
|
:: diminutive of pizza
|
| Pizzetti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pizzetto {m}
|
:: goatee
|
| pizzica {f}
|
:: pizzica
|
| pizzicagnola {f} /pit.t͡siˈka.ɲo.la/
|
:: feminine noun of pizzicagnolo
|
| pizzicagnolo {m} /pit.t͡siˈka.ɲo.lo/
|
:: Specialist grocer
|
| pizzicaiolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of pizzicagnolo
|
| pizzicamento {m}
|
:: pinching
|
| pizzicamento {m}
|
:: plucking
|
| pizzicante {v}
|
:: present participle of pizzicare
|
| pizzicare {vt}
|
:: to pinch, nip
|
| pizzicare {vt}
|
:: to bite, sting
|
| pizzicare {vt}
|
:: to catch, seize
|
| pizzicare {vt}
|
:: to burn
|
| pizzicare {vt}
|
:: to pluck
|
| pizzicarolo {m} /pit.t͡si.kaˈrɔ.lo/
|
:: synonym of pizzicagnolo
|
| pizzicata {f}
|
:: pinch, nip
|
| pizzicato {m}
|
:: pizzicato
|
| pizzicheria {f} /pit.t͡si.keˈria̯/
|
:: grocer's
|
| pizzichino {adj}
|
:: sparkling, fizzy
|
| pizzichino {adj}
|
:: spicy, hot
|
| pizzichino {m}
|
:: pinch, dash (small amount)
|
| pizzico {m} /ˈpittsiko/
|
:: pinch, nip
|
| pizzico {m}
|
:: bite, sting (by an insect)
|
| pizzico {m}
|
:: touch, bit, dash
|
| pizzicor {n}
|
:: apocopic form of pizzicore
|
| pizzicore {m}
|
:: itch (all senses)
|
| pizzicorino {m}
|
:: itch, itching
|
| pizzicorino {m}
|
:: whim
|
| pizzicottante {v}
|
:: present participle of pizzicottare
|
| pizzicottare {vt}
|
:: To pinch (give someone a pinch)
|
| pizzicotto {m}
|
:: pinch, nip
|
| pizzino {m}
|
:: Small slips of paper that the Sicilian Mafia uses for high-level communications
|
| Pizziol {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pizzo {m}
|
:: lace, needle lace
|
| pizzo {m}
|
:: goatee
|
| pizzo {m}
|
:: peak, spur
|
| pizzo {m}
|
:: protection money paid to the mafia
|
| Pizzo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pizzocchero {m} /pitˈtsɔk.ke.ro/
|
:: A type of tagliatelle made with buckwheat flour, typical of Valtellina in Italy and Graubünden in Switzerland
|
| pizzoso {adj}
|
:: boring, tedious, dull
|
| pizzutello {m}
|
:: A type of tomato used for regional sauces specific of Sicily
|
| pizzuto {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pinzuto
|
| placabile {adj}
|
:: placable
|
| placabilità {f}
|
:: placableness, placability
|
| placabilmente {adv}
|
:: placably
|
| placamento {m}
|
:: appeasement, calming, placation
|
| placante {v}
|
:: present participle of placare
|
| placantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of placarsi
|
| placare {vt}
|
:: to appease, calm, calm down, pacify, placate
|
| placarsi {vr}
|
:: To settle down, calm down or calm oneself
|
| placarsi {vr}
|
:: To die down, calm down, ease or subside
|
| placativo {adj}
|
:: placative, calming, sedative
|
| placatore {m}
|
:: placater, pacifier
|
| placatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of placarsi
|
| placazione {f}
|
:: placation
|
| placca {f}
|
:: plate
|
| placca {f}
|
:: plaque
|
| placcaggio {m}
|
:: tackle
|
| placcante {v}
|
:: present participle of placcare
|
| placcare {vt}
|
:: to plate (cover with thin layer of metal)
|
| placcare {vt}
|
:: to veneer
|
| placcare {vt}
|
:: to tackle
|
| placcato {adj}
|
:: plated
|
| placcato oro {adj}
|
:: gold-plated
|
| placcatore {m}
|
:: tackler
|
| placcatura {f}
|
:: plating
|
| placcatura {f}
|
:: veneering
|
| placchetta {f}
|
:: A small bas-relief
|
| placchetta {f}
|
:: A plaquette
|
| placchetta {f}
|
:: A nose pad (of spectacles)
|
| placebo {m}
|
:: placebo
|
| placenta {f}
|
:: placenta
|
| placentale {adj}
|
:: placental
|
| placentare {adj}
|
:: placental
|
| placentato {adj}
|
:: placental
|
| placentazione {f}
|
:: placentation
|
| placentiforme {adj}
|
:: placentiform
|
| placentite {f}
|
:: placentitis
|
| placentografia {f}
|
:: placentography
|
| placet {m}
|
:: consent, approval, pleasure
|
| placidamente {adv}
|
:: placidly, quietly, calmly
|
| placidezza {f}
|
:: placidity, tranquility
|
| placidezza {f}
|
:: calm, quiet
|
| placidità {f}
|
:: calm, placidity, peacefulness
|
| placido {adj} /ˈpla.t͡ʃi.do/
|
:: placid, calm
|
| placitare {v}
|
:: To sentence
|
| placitazione {f}
|
:: The granting of a placet by the civil authorities
|
| placito {m}
|
:: sentence (of a court)
|
| placoglobina {f}
|
:: plakoglobin
|
| placoide {adj}
|
:: placoid
|
| plafonatura {f}
|
:: ceiling
|
| plafoncino {m}
|
:: A large, flat paintbrush, especially one used for pasting up posters
|
| plafond {m}
|
:: ceiling
|
| plafond {m}
|
:: upper limit (typically of a credit or debit card)
|
| plafone {m}
|
:: alternative form of plafond
|
| plafoniera {f}
|
:: ceiling light (horizontal, hidden)
|
| plaga {f}
|
:: region, district
|
| plaga {f}
|
:: beach
|
| plagale {adj}
|
:: plagal
|
| plagere {v}
|
:: alternative form of piacere
|
| plagiante {v}
|
:: present participle of plagiare
|
| plagiare {vt}
|
:: to plagiarize
|
| plagiatore {m}
|
:: plagiarizer
|
| plagio {m}
|
:: plagiarism
|
| plagio {m}
|
:: plagiarized work
|
| plagio {m}
|
:: subjugation
|
| plagio {m}
|
:: conquest
|
| plagiocefalia {f}
|
:: plagiocephaly
|
| plagioclasio {m}
|
:: plagioclase
|
| plagiotropismo {m}
|
:: plagiotropism
|
| plagiotropo {adj}
|
:: plagiotropic
|
| plaid {m}
|
:: tartan rug (especially one used when travelling)
|
| planamento {m}
|
:: gliding
|
| planante {v}
|
:: present participle of planare
|
| planante {adj}
|
:: gliding
|
| planare {vi} /plaˈna.re/
|
:: to glide
|
| planare {vi}
|
:: to soar
|
| planare {vi}
|
:: to coast
|
| planare {adj}
|
:: planar
|
| planarità {f}
|
:: planarity
|
| plancia {f}
|
:: bridge (of a ship)
|
| plancia {f}
|
:: gangway
|
| plancia {f}
|
:: dashboard
|
| planctofago {adj}
|
:: planktonophagous
|
| planctologia {f}
|
:: planktology
|
| plancton {m}
|
:: plankton
|
| planctonico {adj}
|
:: planktonic
|
| planetaria {f}
|
:: a stand mixer with planetary action
|
| planetario {adj}
|
:: worldwide, world
|
| planetario {adj}
|
:: planetary, planet
|
| planetario {m}
|
:: planetarium
|
| planetoide {m}
|
:: planetoid, asteroid
|
| planetoide {m}
|
:: artificial satellite
|
| planetologia {f}
|
:: planetology
|
| planetologico {adj}
|
:: planetological
|
| planetologo {m}
|
:: planetologist
|
| plangere {v}
|
:: alternative form of piangere
|
| plani- {prefix}
|
:: Used to form terms relating to plane figures
|
| planigrafia {f}
|
:: planigraphy
|
| planigramma {f}
|
:: planigram
|
| planimetria {f}
|
:: planimetry
|
| planimetricamente {adv}
|
:: planimetrically
|
| planimetrico {adj}
|
:: planimetric
|
| planimetro {m}
|
:: planimeter
|
| planirostro {adj}
|
:: Having a broad, flat beak
|
| planisfero {m}
|
:: planisphere
|
| planitudine {f}
|
:: flatness
|
| planivolumetrico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of planovolumetrico
|
| planiziale {adj}
|
:: lowland (attributive)
|
| planiziare {adj}
|
:: alternative form of planiziale
|
| planografia {f}
|
:: planography
|
| planografia {f}
|
:: stratigraphy
|
| planografico {adj}
|
:: planographic
|
| planografico {adj}
|
:: stratigraphic
|
| planovolumetrico {adj}
|
:: planovolumetric
|
| Plantageneti {prop}
|
:: Plantagenets (House of Plantagenet)
|
| plantageneto {adj}
|
:: Plantagenet (attributive)
|
| plantigrado {adj}
|
:: plantigrade
|
| plantigrado {m}
|
:: plantigrade
|
| plantula {f}
|
:: seedling
|
| plaquette {f}
|
:: booklet, pamphlet
|
| plaquette {f}
|
:: a small commemorative plaque
|
| plasma {m}
|
:: plasma
|
| plasmabile {adj}
|
:: malleable, mouldable, pliable
|
| plasmabilità {f}
|
:: malleability, pliability
|
| plasmacellula {f}
|
:: plasma cell, plasmocyte
|
| plasmacellulare {adj}
|
:: plasmocytic
|
| plasmaferesi {f}
|
:: plasmapheresis
|
| plasmalogeno {m}
|
:: plasmalogen
|
| plasmante {v}
|
:: present participle of plasmare
|
| plasmaproteina {f}
|
:: plasma protein
|
| plasmare {vt}
|
:: to mould, mold, shape
|
| plasma sanguigno {m}
|
:: blood plasma
|
| plasmatico {adj}
|
:: plasma (attributive), plasmatic
|
| plasmatore {m}
|
:: caster, founder
|
| plasmatore {m}
|
:: shaping, forming
|
| plasmatore {m}
|
:: educative
|
| plasmatore {m}
|
:: formative
|
| plasmatrice {f}
|
:: (female) caster, founder
|
| plasmazione {f}
|
:: moulding, casting (action)
|
| plasmico {adj}
|
:: plasmic
|
| plasmide {m}
|
:: plasmid
|
| plasmidio {m}
|
:: plasmid
|
| plasmina {f}
|
:: plasmin
|
| plasminogeno {m}
|
:: plasminogen
|
| plasmocita {m}
|
:: plasmocyte
|
| plasmocito {m}
|
:: alternative form of plasmocita
|
| plasmocitoma {m}
|
:: plasmacytoma
|
| plasmodesma {m}
|
:: plasmodesma
|
| plasmodiale {adj}
|
:: plasmodial
|
| plasmodio {m}
|
:: plasmodium
|
| plasmorragia {f} /plas.mor.raˈd͡ʒi.a/
|
:: synonym of plasmorrea
|
| plasmorrea {f} /plas.morˈrɛ.a/
|
:: Loss of plasma caused by damage to the outer tissues
|
| -plastica {suffix}
|
:: -plasty
|
| plastica {f} /ˈplas.ti.ka/
|
:: plastic
|
| plastica {f}
|
:: plastic surgery
|
| plasticamente {adv}
|
:: malleably
|
| plasticamente {adv}
|
:: pliably
|
| plasticamente {adv}
|
:: concretely, tangibly
|
| plasticante {v}
|
:: present participle of plasticare
|
| plasticare {vt}
|
:: to model with clay or similar
|
| plasticare {vt}
|
:: to coat with plastic
|
| plasticatore {m}
|
:: A sculptor who models objects in wax or similar material
|
| plasticismo {m}
|
:: plasticism
|
| plasticità {f}
|
:: plasticity
|
| plastico {adj} /ˈplas.ti.ko/
|
:: plastic
|
| plastico {m}
|
:: plastic explosive
|
| plastidio {m}
|
:: plastid
|
| plastificante {v}
|
:: present participle of plastificare
|
| plastificante {adj}
|
:: plasticizing
|
| plastificante {m}
|
:: plasticizer
|
| plastificare {vt}
|
:: to plasticize
|
| plastificare {vt}
|
:: to coat with plastic
|
| plastificato {adj}
|
:: plastic-coated
|
| plastificatore {m}
|
:: plasticizer
|
| plastificazione {f}
|
:: plasticization, plastic coating
|
| plastilina {f}
|
:: plasticine
|
| plastinazione {f}
|
:: plastination
|
| plastisfera {f}
|
:: the excess of waste plastic floating in the world's oceans, contributing to environmental degradation of aquatic ecosystems
|
| -plasto {suffix}
|
:: -plast
|
| plataneto {m}
|
:: plane wood, planetree wood (forest)
|
| Platani {prop}
|
:: Platani (river)
|
| platano {m}
|
:: plane, planetree (tree of the genus Platanus)
|
| platano {m}
|
:: the wood of such tree
|
| platano {m}
|
:: plantain (Musa acuminata)
|
| platea {f}
|
:: stall a seat in a theatre close to the stage ; orchestra seat (of a theater)
|
| platea {f}
|
:: audience
|
| plateale {adj}
|
:: public
|
| plateale {adj}
|
:: blatant
|
| plateale {adj}
|
:: theatrical (gestures etc)
|
| platealità {f}
|
:: showiness, blatancy
|
| platealmente {adv}
|
:: blatantly, glaringly
|
| plateatico {m}
|
:: stallage
|
| platelminta {m}
|
:: flatworm (of phylum Platyhelminthes)
|
| platessa {f}
|
:: plaice (Pleuronectes platessa)
|
| platicona {f}
|
:: platycone
|
| platina {f} /ˈpla.ti.na/
|
:: platen
|
| platina {f}
|
:: alternative form of platino
|
| platinaggio {m}
|
:: synonym of platinatura
|
| platinante {v}
|
:: present participle of platinare
|
| platinare {vt}
|
:: to platinize
|
| platinare {vt}
|
:: to dye or bleach the hair platinum blond
|
| platinato {adj}
|
:: platinized
|
| platinato {adj}
|
:: platinum (attributive)
|
| platinatura {f}
|
:: platinizing (platinum plating)
|
| Platini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Platini {prop}
|
:: The footballer Michel Platini
|
| platinico {adj}
|
:: platinic
|
| platinifero {adj}
|
:: platiniferous, platinum-bearing
|
| platiniridio {m}
|
:: platiniridium
|
| platino {m} /ˈpla.ti.no/
|
:: platinum
|
| platirrina {f}
|
:: platyrrhine monkey
|
| platirrino {adj}
|
:: platyrrhine
|
| platisma {m}
|
:: platysma, platysma muscle
|
| Platone {prop}
|
:: Plato
|
| platonicamente {adv}
|
:: platonically
|
| platonico {adj}
|
:: Platonic
|
| platonismo {m}
|
:: Platonism
|
| plaudente {v}
|
:: present participle of plaudire
|
| plaudire {v}
|
:: alternative form of applaudire
|
| plaudire {vi}
|
:: to approve enthusiastically
|
| Plauno {prop}
|
:: Plauno (island)
|
| plausibile {adj} /plau̯ˈzi.bi.le/
|
:: praiseworthy
|
| plausibile {adj}
|
:: plausible
|
| plausibilità {f}
|
:: plausibility
|
| plausibilmente {adv}
|
:: plausibly
|
| plauso {m}
|
:: approval
|
| plauso {m}
|
:: Variant of applauso
|
| plautino {adj}
|
:: Plautine
|
| Plauto {prop}
|
:: Plautus
|
| play {m}
|
:: play (theatrical performance; start key)
|
| play {interj}
|
:: used to announce the start a game of tennis
|
| playback {m} /ˈplɛi.bɛk/
|
:: lip-syncing
|
| playlist {f}
|
:: playlist
|
| playmaker {n}
|
:: point guard
|
| playoff {mp}
|
:: playoff
|
| plebaglia {f} /pleˈba.ʎa/
|
:: rabble, riffraff
|
| plebanato {m}
|
:: plebanate
|
| plebano {adj}
|
:: parish (attributive)
|
| plebe {f} /ˈplɛ.be/
|
:: Common people
|
| plebe {f}
|
:: rabble, riffraff
|
| plebeamente {adv}
|
:: plebeianly
|
| plebeismo {m}
|
:: plebeianism
|
| plebeo {adj} /ple.ˈbɛ.o/
|
:: plebeian
|
| plebiscitariamente {adv}
|
:: plebiscitarily
|
| plebiscitariamente {adv}
|
:: unanimously
|
| plebiscitario {adj}
|
:: plebiscitary
|
| plebiscitario {adj}
|
:: unanimous
|
| plebiscitarismo {m}
|
:: plebeianism
|
| plebiscito {m}
|
:: plebiscite
|
| plecottero {m}
|
:: stonefly (of the order Plecoptera)
|
| pleiade {f}
|
:: pleiad
|
| Pleiadi {prop}
|
:: Pleiades
|
| pleiocitosi {f}
|
:: pleocytosis
|
| pleiotropia {f}
|
:: pleiotropy
|
| pleiotropico {adj}
|
:: pleiotropic
|
| pleistocene {m}
|
:: Pleistocene
|
| pleistocenico {adj}
|
:: Pleistocene
|
| plenariamente {adv}
|
:: plenarily
|
| plenario {adj}
|
:: plenary
|
| plenicorno {adj}
|
:: plenicorn
|
| plenilunare {adj}
|
:: plenilunar, plenilunary; full moon (attributive)
|
| plenilunio {m}
|
:: full moon
|
| plenipotenza {f}
|
:: plenipotency
|
| plenipotenziario {adj}
|
:: plenipotentiary
|
| plenipotenziario {m}
|
:: plenipotentiary
|
| plenità {f}
|
:: synonym of plenitudine
|
| pleocroico {adj}
|
:: pleochroic
|
| pleocroismo {m}
|
:: pleochroism
|
| pleofonia {f}
|
:: pleophony
|
| pleomorfismo {m}
|
:: pleomorphism
|
| pleomorfo {adj}
|
:: pleomorphic
|
| pleonasmo {m} /ple.oˈna.zmo/
|
:: pleonasm
|
| pleonasticamente {adv}
|
:: pleonastically
|
| pleonastico {adj}
|
:: pleonastic
|
| pleroma {m}
|
:: pleroma
|
| plesiosauro {m}
|
:: plesiosaur
|
| plessiforme {adj}
|
:: plexiform
|
| plessimetria {f}
|
:: pleximetry
|
| plessimetro {m}
|
:: pleximeter
|
| plessimetro {m}
|
:: metronome
|
| plesso {m}
|
:: plexus
|
| plesso {m}
|
:: complex, unit, structure
|
| plesso solare {m}
|
:: solar plexus
|
| pletismografia {f}
|
:: plethysmography
|
| pletora {f}
|
:: plethora (all senses)
|
| pletoricamente {adv}
|
:: plethorically
|
| pletoricamente {adv}
|
:: excessively, overabundantly
|
| pletorico {adj}
|
:: plethoric
|
| pletorico {adj}
|
:: excessive, overabundant
|
| plettro {m}
|
:: plectrum
|
| pleura {f}
|
:: pleura
|
| pleurale {adj}
|
:: pleural
|
| pleura parietale {f}
|
:: parietal pleura
|
| pleurico {adj}
|
:: pleural
|
| pleurite {f}
|
:: pleurisy
|
| pleuritico {adj}
|
:: pleuritic
|
| pleuro- {prefix}
|
:: pleuro- (of the pleura)
|
| pleurocentesi {f}
|
:: pleurocentesis
|
| pleurodinia {f}
|
:: pleurodynia
|
| pleuroperitonite {f}
|
:: pleuroperitonitis
|
| pleuropolmonare {adj}
|
:: pleuropulmonary
|
| pleuropolmonite {f}
|
:: pleuropneumonia
|
| pleurorragia {f}
|
:: pleurorrhea
|
| pleuroscopia {f}
|
:: thoracoscopy, pleuroscopy
|
| pleurotomia {f}
|
:: pleurotomy
|
| plexiglas {m}
|
:: plexiglass
|
| plexiglass {m}
|
:: plexiglass
|
| plica {f}
|
:: plica, fold
|
| plicale {adj}
|
:: plical
|
| plico {m} /ˈpli.ko/
|
:: parcel, packet
|
| plico {m}
|
:: cover
|
| plicometria {f}
|
:: plicometry
|
| plié {m}
|
:: plié
|
| plin {m} /plin/
|
:: A small, rectangular form of agnolotti
|
| pliniano {adj}
|
:: Plinian
|
| Plinio {prop}
|
:: Pliny
|
| plinto {m}
|
:: die, plinth
|
| plinto {m}
|
:: vaulting horse
|
| pliocene {m}
|
:: Pliocene
|
| Pliocene {n} /pli.oˈt͡ʃɛ.ne/
|
:: The Pliocene epoch
|
| pliocenico {adj} /pli.oˈt͡ʃɛ.ni.ko/
|
:: Pliocene
|
| plissettante {v}
|
:: present participle of plissettare
|
| plissettare {vt}
|
:: To pleat
|
| plissettato {adj}
|
:: pleated
|
| plissettatrice {f}
|
:: pleating machine
|
| plissettatura {f}
|
:: pleating
|
| plissettatura {f}
|
:: pleats
|
| plistocene {m}
|
:: alternative form of pleistocene
|
| ploia {f}
|
:: synonym of pioggia
|
| ploidia {f}
|
:: ploidy
|
| plotiniano {adj}
|
:: Plotinian
|
| Plotino {prop}
|
:: Plotinus
|
| plotone {m}
|
:: platoon
|
| plotone {m}
|
:: peloton, group
|
| plottare {v}
|
:: To plot (as a graph, or by means of a plotter)
|
| plugo {m} /ˈplu.ɡo/
|
:: plug
|
| plumbeo {adj}
|
:: leaden, grey, heavy
|
| plurale {adj}
|
:: plural
|
| plurale {m}
|
:: plural
|
| pluralismo {m}
|
:: pluralism
|
| pluralista {adj}
|
:: pluralist (attributive), pluralistic
|
| pluralista {mf}
|
:: pluralist
|
| pluralisticamente {adv}
|
:: pluralistically
|
| pluralistico {adj}
|
:: pluralistic, pluralist (attributive)
|
| pluralità {f}
|
:: plurality
|
| pluralizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of pluralizzare
|
| pluralizzare {vt}
|
:: to pluralize
|
| pluralizzazione {f}
|
:: pluralization
|
| pluri- {prefix}
|
:: pluri-; multi-
|
| pluriaggravato {adj}
|
:: having more than one aggravating circumstance
|
| pluriannuale {adj}
|
:: Lasting many years
|
| pluriannuale {adj}
|
:: pluriennial
|
| pluriarticolato {adj}
|
:: pluriarticulate
|
| pluriatomico {adj}
|
:: polyatomic
|
| pluricampione {m}
|
:: multiple champion
|
| pluricampionessa {f}
|
:: multiple champion (female)
|
| pluricanale {adj}
|
:: multichannel (TV etc)
|
| pluricanna {adj}
|
:: multiple-barrelled
|
| pluricellulare {adj}
|
:: multicellular
|
| pluricentrico {adj}
|
:: pluricentric
|
| pluriclasse {f}
|
:: A class having pupils of several ages
|
| pluricolore {adj}
|
:: synonym of multicolore
|
| pluricoltore {m}
|
:: diversified farmer
|
| pluricoltura {f}
|
:: polyculture (diversified farming)
|
| pluricomposto {m}
|
:: A product consisting of multiple substances or materials
|
| pluriconco {adj} /plu.riˈkon.ko/
|
:: Having an apse on each side
|
| pluridecennale {adj}
|
:: decades-long
|
| pluridecorato {adj}
|
:: much-decorated
|
| pluridimensionale {adj}
|
:: multidimensional
|
| pluridimensionalità {f}
|
:: multidimensionality
|
| pluridirezionale {adj}
|
:: multidirectional
|
| pluridirezionalità {f}
|
:: multidirectionality
|
| pluridisciplinare {adj}
|
:: multidisciplinary
|
| pluridisciplinare {adj}
|
:: interdisciplinary
|
| pluridisciplinarità {f}
|
:: multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary system (at a college etc)
|
| pluriennale {adj}
|
:: pluriennial
|
| plurienne {adj}
|
:: pluriennial
|
| plurietnico {adj}
|
:: multiethnic
|
| plurifamiliare {adj}
|
:: multifamily
|
| plurifase {adj}
|
:: multiphase
|
| plurigemellare {adj}
|
:: multiple (describing a pregnancy or birth involving more than two babies)
|
| plurigemino {adj}
|
:: synonym of plurigemellare
|
| pluriglandolare {adj}
|
:: pluriglandular
|
| plurilaterale {adj}
|
:: plurilateral
|
| plurilateralità {f}
|
:: Property of being plurilateral
|
| plurilineare {adj}
|
:: plurilinear
|
| plurilinguismo {m}
|
:: multilingualism
|
| pluriloculare {adj}
|
:: plurilocular
|
| plurimandatario {adj}
|
:: Having multiple employers
|
| plurimandato {m}
|
:: The dealing / offering of financial products from more than one company
|
| plurimiliardaria {f}
|
:: multi-billionaire (female)
|
| plurimiliardario {m}
|
:: multibillionaire
|
| plurimilionario {adj}
|
:: multimillionaire (attributive)
|
| plurimilionario {m}
|
:: multimillionaire
|
| plurimillenario {adj}
|
:: millennia old
|
| pluriminorato {adj}
|
:: multi-handicapped
|
| plurimo {adj}
|
:: multiple, plural
|
| plurimotore {adj}
|
:: multiengine
|
| plurimotore {m}
|
:: multiengine aircraft
|
| plurinazionale {adj}
|
:: plurinational
|
| plurinominale {adj}
|
:: plurinomial
|
| plurinucleato {adj}
|
:: plurinucleate, multinucleate
|
| pluriomicida {mf}
|
:: multiple murderer (has killed more than once, but is not a serial killer)
|
| pluripara {adj}
|
:: multiparous
|
| pluripara {f}
|
:: multipara
|
| pluripartitico {adj}
|
:: multiparty (politics)
|
| pluripartitismo {m}
|
:: multiparty politics
|
| pluripennato {adj}
|
:: multipinnate
|
| pluripiano {adj}
|
:: multi-storey
|
| pluriplano {adj}
|
:: multiwinged
|
| pluriposto {adj}
|
:: multiseat (light aircraft)
|
| pluripotente {adj}
|
:: pluripotent
|
| pluripotenza {f}
|
:: pluripotency
|
| pluripremiato {adj}
|
:: multi-awarded
|
| plurireattore {adj}
|
:: multi-engined
|
| plurireddito {adj}
|
:: multi-income
|
| plurisecolare {adj}
|
:: centuries-old
|
| plurisettimanale {adj}
|
:: Happening several times each week
|
| plurisillabo {adj}
|
:: polysyllabic
|
| pluristadio {adj}
|
:: multistage (rocket)
|
| pluristrumentista {mf}
|
:: synonym of polistrumentista
|
| plurititolato {adj}
|
:: many-titled (having won many titles / medals)
|
| pluriuso {adj}
|
:: multipurpose, all-purpose
|
| plurivalente {adj}
|
:: multivalent
|
| plurivalente {adj}
|
:: polyvalent
|
| plurivalente {adj}
|
:: plurivalent
|
| plurivalenza {f}
|
:: multivalence, polyvalence
|
| plurivincitore {m}
|
:: multiple winner
|
| plurivincitrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of plurivincitore
|
| plurivoco {adj} /pluˈri.vo.ko/
|
:: Having more than one solution
|
| plurivoco {adj}
|
:: Having multiple meanings or interpretations; polysemous
|
| pluslavoro {m}
|
:: surplus labour
|
| plusvalenza {f}
|
:: capital gain
|
| plusvalore {m}
|
:: surplus value
|
| Plutarco {prop}
|
:: Plutarch
|
| plutino {m}
|
:: plutino
|
| plutocrate {mf}
|
:: plutocrat
|
| plutocratico {adj}
|
:: plutocratic
|
| plutocrazia {f}
|
:: plutocracy
|
| plutodemocrazia {f}
|
:: plutodemocracy
|
| plutoide {m}
|
:: plutoid
|
| plutone {m}
|
:: pluton (in geology)
|
| Plutone {prop} /pluˈtone/
|
:: Pluto (Roman god)
|
| Plutone {prop}
|
:: Pluto (dwarf planet)
|
| plutoniano {adj}
|
:: Plutonian
|
| plutoniano {adj}
|
:: plutonic
|
| plutonico {adj}
|
:: plutonic
|
| plutonio {m} /pluˈtɔnjo/
|
:: plutonium
|
| plutonismo {m}
|
:: plutonism
|
| pluviale {m}
|
:: synonym of grondaia
|
| pluviale {adj}
|
:: rain (attributive), pluvial
|
| pluviografia {f}
|
:: pluviography
|
| pluviografico {adj}
|
:: pluviographic
|
| pluviografo {m}
|
:: pluviograph (rainfall recorder)
|
| pluviometria {f}
|
:: pluviometry
|
| pluviometrico {adj}
|
:: pluviometric, rain (attributive)
|
| pluviometro {m}
|
:: pluviometer
|
| pluvioscopio {m}
|
:: pluvioscope
|
| pm {m}
|
:: abbreviation of pubblico ministerio
|
| PMI {n}
|
:: SME, SMB initialism of piccola e media impresa
|
| pneumatico {adj} /pne.uˈma.ti.ko/
|
:: pneumatic
|
| pneumatico {adj}
|
:: inflatable
|
| pneumatico {m}
|
:: tyre , tire
|
| pneumatoforo {m}
|
:: pneumatophore
|
| pneumatolitico {adj}
|
:: pneumatolytic
|
| pneumatologia {f}
|
:: pneumatology
|
| pneumatometro {m}
|
:: pneumatometer, spirometer
|
| pneumectomia {f}
|
:: pneumectomy
|
| pneumo- {prefix}
|
:: pneumo-
|
| pneumococcico {adj}
|
:: pneumococcal
|
| pneumococco {m}
|
:: pneumococcus
|
| pneumoconiosi {f}
|
:: pneumoconiosis
|
| pneumoencefalografia {f}
|
:: pneumoencephalography
|
| pneumofilia {f}
|
:: pneumophilia
|
| pneumografia {f}
|
:: pneumography
|
| pneumografo {m}
|
:: pneumograph
|
| pneumologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pneumologo
|
| pneumologia {f}
|
:: pneumology, pulmonology
|
| pneumologico {adj}
|
:: pneumological, pulmonological
|
| pneumologo {m}
|
:: pulmonologist
|
| pneumometria {f}
|
:: synonym of spirometria
|
| pneumometro {m}
|
:: synonym of spirometro
|
| pneumonectomia {f}
|
:: pneumonectomy
|
| pneumonico {adj}
|
:: pneumonic
|
| pneumonite {f}
|
:: synonym of polmonite
|
| pneumopatia {f}
|
:: pneumopathy
|
| pneumopericardio {m}
|
:: pneumopericardium
|
| pneumoperitoneo {m}
|
:: pneumoperitoneum
|
| pneumorragia {f}
|
:: pneumorrhagia
|
| pneumotomia {f}
|
:: pneumonotomy
|
| pneumotorace {m}
|
:: pneumothorax
|
| PNL {n}
|
:: GNP; initialism of prodotto nazionale lordo
|
| PNL {n}
|
:: NLP initialism of programmazione non lineare
|
| po' {m} /ˈpɔ/
|
:: short for poco
|
| Po {prop}
|
:: The river Po
|
| poana {f}
|
:: alternative form of poiana
|
| poc'anzi {adv}
|
:: a while ago, just a moment ago
|
| pocanzi {adv}
|
:: Variant of poc'anzi
|
| poccia {f}
|
:: synonym of poppa
|
| pocciare {v}
|
:: synonym of poppare
|
| pochade {f}
|
:: A light comedy or sketch (theatrical)
|
| pochezza {f}
|
:: paucity
|
| pochezza {f}
|
:: shortage
|
| pochezza {f}
|
:: mediocrity
|
| pochino {m}
|
:: A small amount; a bit; a pinch
|
| pochissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of poco
|
| pochissimo {adj}
|
:: very little; not very much
|
| pochissimo {adj}
|
:: very few; not very many
|
| poco {adv} /ˈpɔ.ko/
|
:: little, not much
|
| poco {adv}
|
:: little, not very, poorly
|
| poco {adv}
|
:: a little, a while, a short time
|
| poco {adj}
|
:: little, not much
|
| poco {adj}
|
:: few, not many
|
| poco {adj}
|
:: short, little
|
| poco {m}
|
:: little
|
| poco {pron}
|
:: little, not much
|
| poco {pron}
|
:: few, not many
|
| poco {pron}
|
:: nearly, not long, short, little
|
| poco alla volta {adv}
|
:: Variant of un poco alla volta
|
| poco a poco {adv}
|
:: little by little, step by step, gradually, bit by bit
|
| poco cotto {adj}
|
:: (of food) underdone, rare
|
| poco di buono {m}
|
:: bad lot
|
| poco di buono {f}
|
:: slut (sexually promiscuous woman)
|
| poco fa {adv}
|
:: a while ago, just a moment ago, just, just now
|
| poco raccomandabile {adj}
|
:: disreputable, unsavory
|
| poculo {m} /ˈpɔ.ku.lo/
|
:: container, vessel
|
| poculo {m}
|
:: A cup-shaped drinking vessel
|
| poculo {m}
|
:: cup, chalice, goblet
|
| poculo {m}
|
:: drink, beverage
|
| podagra {f}
|
:: gout in the big toe
|
| podagrico {adj}
|
:: podagric, podagral
|
| podagroso {adj}
|
:: podagric, podagral
|
| podalico {adj}
|
:: breech (attributive), related to the feet
|
| podalirio {m}
|
:: scarce swallowtail (butterfly of species Iphiclides podalirius)
|
| podaria {f}
|
:: pedal curve
|
| podcast {m}
|
:: podcast
|
| -pode {suffix}
|
:: -pod
|
| poderale {adj}
|
:: farm (attributive)
|
| podere {m}
|
:: farm
|
| podere {m}
|
:: croft, quillet
|
| poderosamente {adv}
|
:: powerfully, mightily
|
| poderoso {adj}
|
:: powerful, mighty
|
| podestà {mf}
|
:: podesta: a high office in various medieval and early modern Italian republics
|
| podestà {mf}
|
:: mayor
|
| podestaressa {f}
|
:: The wife of a mayor
|
| podestariato {m}
|
:: mayoralty
|
| podestarile {adj}
|
:: mayoral
|
| podestate {f}
|
:: alternative form of potestà
|
| podesteria {f}
|
:: mayoralty
|
| -podia {suffix}
|
:: -pody
|
| podio {m} /ˈpɔd.jo/
|
:: podium
|
| podismo {m}
|
:: running, run
|
| podismo {m}
|
:: running and racewalking altogether
|
| podista {mf}
|
:: runner
|
| podista {mf}
|
:: walker
|
| podistico {adj}
|
:: running , foot
|
| podistico {adj}
|
:: track
|
| podistico {adj}
|
:: walking
|
| podofillina {f}
|
:: podophyllin
|
| podofillo {m}
|
:: podophyllum
|
| podoflemmatite {f}
|
:: podoflemmatitis
|
| podoftalmo {adj}
|
:: podophthalmous
|
| podolico {adj}
|
:: Of or from Podolia
|
| podologia {f}
|
:: podiatry
|
| podologico {adj}
|
:: podiatric
|
| podologo {m}
|
:: podiatrist
|
| podometro {m}
|
:: pedometer
|
| podosomo {m}
|
:: podosome
|
| poema {m}
|
:: poem (literary piece written in verse)
|
| poemetto {m}
|
:: short poem
|
| Poerio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Poerio {prop}
|
:: Alessandro Poerio, Italian patriot and poet
|
| poesia {f}
|
:: poetry, verse
|
| poesia {f}
|
:: poem
|
| poesia {f}
|
:: illusion, daydream (figurative)
|
| poeta {m}
|
:: poet (male or unspecified sex)
|
| poetabile {adj}
|
:: That can become the subject of poetry
|
| poetante {v}
|
:: present participle of poetare
|
| poetare {vti}
|
:: To compose poetry
|
| poetastra {f}
|
:: female equivalent of poetastro
|
| poetastro {m}
|
:: poetaster
|
| poeteggiare {vi}
|
:: to poeticize
|
| poetessa {f}
|
:: poetess
|
| poeticamente {adv}
|
:: poetically
|
| poeticheria {f}
|
:: doggerel
|
| poeticismo {m}
|
:: poeticism
|
| poeticità {f}
|
:: poetic nature, poeticalness
|
| poeticizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of poeticizzare
|
| poeticizzare {vt}
|
:: To poetize or poeticize
|
| poetico {adj}
|
:: poetic, poetical
|
| poetizzare {v}
|
:: To poeticize
|
| poffarbacco {interj}
|
:: alternative form of perbacco
|
| poffardio {interj}
|
:: synonym of perbacco
|
| poffare {interj} /pofˈfa.re/
|
:: Used to express wonder or astonishment and vague irritation
|
| pogante {v}
|
:: present participle of pogare
|
| pogare {vi}
|
:: To pogo or mosh
|
| poggiacapo {m}
|
:: headrest
|
| poggiacapo {m}
|
:: antimacassar
|
| poggiaiolo {adj}
|
:: That lives on a hill
|
| poggiamano {m}
|
:: alternative form of appoggiamano
|
| poggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of poggiare
|
| poggiante {adj}
|
:: resting
|
| poggiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of poggiarsi
|
| poggiapezzi {m}
|
:: A flat surface, on a grinder or similar machine tool, on which the piece being worked can be held securely
|
| poggiapiedi {m}
|
:: footstool, footrest
|
| poggiare {vt}
|
:: to lean or rest
|
| poggiare {vi}
|
:: to stand or rest
|
| poggiare {vi}
|
:: to be based
|
| poggiare {v}
|
:: to sail close to the wind, bear up
|
| poggiarsi {vr}
|
:: to be based
|
| poggiarsi {vr}
|
:: to rest oneself, to stand oneself
|
| poggiatesta {m}
|
:: headrest (in a car, sofa, etc)
|
| poggiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of poggiarsi
|
| poggibonsese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Poggibonsi
|
| Poggibonsi {prop}
|
:: Poggibonsi (town)
|
| poggiero {adj}
|
:: That tends to sail downwind
|
| poggio {m} /ˈpɔddʒo/
|
:: hill, hillock
|
| poggiolo {m}
|
:: balcony
|
| poh {interj}
|
:: pooh! (expression of dismissal or contempt)
|
| poi {adv}
|
:: then
|
| poi {adv}
|
:: later
|
| poi {m}
|
:: the future
|
| poiana {f}
|
:: buzzard
|
| poiana calzata {f}
|
:: rough-legged buzzard (Buteo lagopus)
|
| poiana codarossa {f}
|
:: red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis)
|
| poiana comune {f}
|
:: common buzzard (Buteo buteo)
|
| poiana della Giamaica {f}
|
:: synonym of poiana codarossa
|
| poiana delle Galapagos {f}
|
:: Galápagos hawk (Buteo galapagoensis)
|
| poiana delle Hawaii {f}
|
:: Hawaiian hawk or ʻio (Buteo solitarius)
|
| poiana di Harris {f}
|
:: Harris's hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus)
|
| poiana grigia {f}
|
:: gray hawk, Mexican goshawk (Buteo plagiatus)
|
| poi che {conj}
|
:: alternative form of poiché
|
| poiché {conj}
|
:: since, because, as
|
| poichilocita {m}
|
:: poikilocyte
|
| poichilocitosi {f}
|
:: poikilocytosis
|
| -poiesi {suffix}
|
:: -poiesis
|
| poiesi {f}
|
:: poiesis
|
| poietico {adj}
|
:: poietic
|
| pois {m} /puˈa/
|
:: polka dot
|
| poker {m}
|
:: poker
|
| poker {m}
|
:: four of a kind
|
| pokerino {m}
|
:: A friendly game of poker (with no large bets)
|
| pokerista {mf}
|
:: poker player
|
| Pola {prop}
|
:: Pula
|
| polacca {f}
|
:: polonaise
|
| polacchina {f}
|
:: alternative form of polacchino
|
| polacchino {m}
|
:: ankle boot (tied just above the ankle)
|
| polacco {adj}
|
:: Polish
|
| polacco {m}
|
:: Pole
|
| polacco {m}
|
:: Polish (language)
|
| polaccone {m}
|
:: A type of sail (possibly a spinnaker?)
|
| Polandball {m}
|
:: Polandball
|
| Polani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Polani {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Venice
|
| polare {adj}
|
:: polar (all senses)
|
| polare {adj}
|
:: freezing (very cold)
|
| polarimetria {f}
|
:: polarimetry
|
| polarimetrico {adj}
|
:: polarimetric
|
| polarimetro {m}
|
:: polarimeter
|
| polariscopio {m}
|
:: polariscope
|
| polarità {f}
|
:: polarity
|
| polarizzabile {adj}
|
:: polarizable
|
| polarizzabilità {f}
|
:: polarizability
|
| polarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of polarizzare
|
| polarizzare {vt}
|
:: to polarize
|
| polarizzare {vt}
|
:: to attract
|
| polarizzarsi {v}
|
:: To become polarized (in all senses)
|
| polarizzato {adj}
|
:: polarized
|
| polarizzatore {m}
|
:: polarizer (polarizing filter)
|
| polarizzazione {f}
|
:: polarization (all meanings)
|
| polarmente {adv}
|
:: polarly
|
| polarografia {f}
|
:: polarography
|
| polarografo {m}
|
:: polarograph
|
| polarogramma {m}
|
:: polarogram
|
| polarone {m}
|
:: polaron
|
| polca {f}
|
:: polka
|
| Polcevera {prop}
|
:: A river that flows through Genua
|
| polcinella {m}
|
:: alternative form of pulcinella
|
| Poldo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Poldo {prop}
|
:: Wimpy (cartoon character)
|
| poledro {m}
|
:: alternative form of puledro
|
| polemarco {m}
|
:: polemarch
|
| polemica {f}
|
:: polemic, dispute, controversy
|
| polemica {f}
|
:: argument, squabble
|
| polemicamente {adv}
|
:: polemically
|
| polemicità {f}
|
:: polemic character
|
| polemico {adj}
|
:: polemic, polemical
|
| polemista {mf}
|
:: polemicist
|
| polemizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of polemizzare
|
| polemizzare {vi} /po.le.mitˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: to criticize, argue, challenge
|
| polemizzare {vi}
|
:: to enter into a debate (or controversy), make an issue
|
| polemologia {f}
|
:: polemology
|
| polemologico {adj}
|
:: polemological
|
| polemologo {m}
|
:: polemologist
|
| polena {f}
|
:: figurehead
|
| polenda {f}
|
:: alternative form of polenta
|
| polenta {f}
|
:: polenta
|
| polentaio {m}
|
:: A person who makes or sells polenta
|
| polentata {f}
|
:: A surfeit (or a large amount} of polenta
|
| polentina {f}
|
:: linseed poultice
|
| polentona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of polentone
|
| polentone {m} /po.lenˈto.ne/
|
:: slowcoach (slow person)
|
| polentone {m}
|
:: a Northern Italian
|
| polesano {adj}
|
:: Of or from the Polesine
|
| Polesel {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| polesine {m}
|
:: An island in the delta of the river Po
|
| Polesine {prop}
|
:: The region comprising the lower reaches of the river Po and its delta
|
| -poli {suffix} /po.li/
|
:: Used with a stem to create city names; -polis
|
| -poli {suffix}
|
:: Used with a stem to create names denoting a large conglomerate of people or things
|
| poli- {prefix}
|
:: poly-
|
| poliacetale {m}
|
:: polyacetal
|
| poliacetilene {m}
|
:: polyacetylene
|
| poliachenio {m}
|
:: polyachene
|
| poliacido {m}
|
:: polyacid
|
| poliacrilammide {f}
|
:: polyacrylamide
|
| poliacrilato {m}
|
:: polyacrylate
|
| poliacrilico {adj}
|
:: polyacrylic
|
| poliacrilonitrile {m}
|
:: polyacrylonitrile
|
| poliaddizione {f}
|
:: polyaddition
|
| poliade {adj}
|
:: polyadic
|
| poliadenilato {adj}
|
:: polyadenylated
|
| poliadenilazione {f}
|
:: polyadenylation
|
| poliadenilico {adj}
|
:: polyadenylic
|
| poliadico {adj}
|
:: polyadic
|
| polialite {f}
|
:: polyhalite
|
| poliallelia {f}
|
:: polyallelism
|
| polialogenato {adj}
|
:: polyhalogenated
|
| poliambulanza {f}
|
:: synonym of poliambulatorio
|
| poliambulatoriale {adj}
|
:: Describing a general clinic (that treats many diseases and conditions)
|
| poliambulatorio {m}
|
:: health centre, clinic (general)
|
| poliaminossidasi {f}
|
:: polyamine oxidase
|
| poliammide {f}
|
:: polyamide
|
| poliammidico {adj}
|
:: polyamide (attributive)
|
| poliammina {f}
|
:: polyamine
|
| poliamminopolicarbossilico {adj}
|
:: polyaminopolycarboxylic
|
| poliamore {m}
|
:: polyamory
|
| poliamoroso {adj}
|
:: polyamorous
|
| poliandria {f}
|
:: polyandry
|
| poliandrico {adj}
|
:: polyandric
|
| poliangioite {f}
|
:: polyangiitis
|
| polianilina {f}
|
:: polyaniline
|
| polianione {m}
|
:: polyanion
|
| polianionico {adj}
|
:: polyanionic
|
| poliarammide {f}
|
:: aramid
|
| poliarchia {f}
|
:: polyarchy
|
| poliarchico {adj}
|
:: polyarchic
|
| poliarterite {f}
|
:: polyarteritis
|
| poliartrite {f}
|
:: polyarthritis
|
| poliatomico {adj}
|
:: polyatomic
|
| polibasite {f}
|
:: polybasite
|
| polibibita {f}
|
:: cocktail
|
| Polibio {prop}
|
:: Polybius
|
| polibutadiene {m}
|
:: polybutadiene
|
| polibutilentereftalato {m}
|
:: polybutylene terephthalate
|
| policalibro {adj}
|
:: polycaliber
|
| policarbonato {m}
|
:: polycarbonate
|
| policardiografo {m}
|
:: polycardigraph
|
| policarpico {adj}
|
:: polycarpic, polycarpous
|
| policarpio {m}
|
:: A polycarpic fruit
|
| Policarpo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| policatione {m}
|
:: polycation
|
| policefalo {adj}
|
:: polycephalic
|
| policentrico {adj}
|
:: polycentric
|
| policentrismo {m}
|
:: polycentrism
|
| polichetide {m}
|
:: polyketide
|
| polichetidico {adj}
|
:: polyketidic
|
| polichetone {m}
|
:: polyketone
|
| policiclico {adj}
|
:: polycyclic
|
| policistico {adj}
|
:: polycystic
|
| policistronico {adj}
|
:: polycistronic
|
| policitemia {f}
|
:: polycythemia
|
| policlinico {m}
|
:: polyclinic
|
| policlinico {m}
|
:: general hospital
|
| policlorobifenile {m}
|
:: polychlorobiphenyl
|
| policlorofenolo {m}
|
:: polychlorophenol
|
| policloruro {m}
|
:: polychloride
|
| policoltura {f}
|
:: polyculture
|
| policondensazione {f}
|
:: polycondensation
|
| policondrite {f}
|
:: polychondritis
|
| policorale {adj}
|
:: polychoral
|
| policordo {m}
|
:: polychord (musical instrument)
|
| policordo {adj}
|
:: polychordal
|
| policoro {m}
|
:: polychoron
|
| policosanolo {m}
|
:: polycosanol
|
| policrasio {m}
|
:: polycrase
|
| policristallino {adj}
|
:: polycrystalline
|
| policromatico {adj}
|
:: polychromatic, polychromic
|
| policromato {m}
|
:: polychromate
|
| policromato {adj}
|
:: polychromate
|
| policromatofilo {adj}
|
:: polychromatophilic
|
| policromia {f}
|
:: polychromy
|
| policromo {adj}
|
:: polychrome
|
| policromo {adj}
|
:: varicoloured
|
| policubo {m}
|
:: polycube
|
| polidattilia {f}
|
:: polydactyly
|
| polidattilismo {m}
|
:: synonym of polidattilia
|
| polidattilo {adj}
|
:: polydactylous
|
| polidemonismo {m}
|
:: polydemonism
|
| polidentato {adj}
|
:: polydentate, multidentate
|
| polidimetilsilossano {m}
|
:: polydimethylsiloxane
|
| polidimite {f}
|
:: polydymite
|
| polidipsia {f}
|
:: polydipsia
|
| polidispersità {f}
|
:: polydispersity
|
| Polidoro {prop}
|
:: Polydorus
|
| polidromia {f}
|
:: A polydromic function
|
| polidromico {adj}
|
:: polydromic
|
| polidromo {adj}
|
:: polydromic
|
| poliedrale {adj}
|
:: polyhedral
|
| poliedricamente {adv}
|
:: polyhedrally
|
| poliedricamente {adv}
|
:: in a multifaceted manner
|
| poliedricità {f}
|
:: A polyhedral configuration
|
| poliedricità {f}
|
:: versatility
|
| poliedrico {adj}
|
:: polyhedral
|
| poliedrico {adj}
|
:: multifaceted
|
| poliedrico {adj}
|
:: eclectic
|
| poliedro {m}
|
:: polyhedron
|
| poliedro duale {m}
|
:: dual polyhedron
|
| poliedroide {m}
|
:: polyhedroid
|
| polielettronico {adj}
|
:: polyelectronic
|
| poliembrionia {f}
|
:: polyembryony
|
| poliemia {f}
|
:: polyemia
|
| poliene {m}
|
:: polyene
|
| polienico {adj}
|
:: polyenic
|
| poliennale {adj}
|
:: many-year (attributive)
|
| poliestere {m}
|
:: polyester
|
| poliestrale {adj}
|
:: polyestrous
|
| polietene {m}
|
:: polyethylene
|
| polietere {m}
|
:: polyether
|
| polietilene {m}
|
:: polyethylene
|
| polietilenglicole {m}
|
:: polyethylene glycol
|
| polietilenico {adj}
|
:: polyethylene (attrivutive)
|
| polietilenimmina {f}
|
:: polyethyleneimine
|
| polifagia {f}
|
:: polyphagia
|
| polifago {m}
|
:: polyphage
|
| polifago {adj}
|
:: polyphagous
|
| polifase {adj}
|
:: multiphase (electricity)
|
| polifattoriale {adj}
|
:: polyfactorial
|
| polifedeltà {f}
|
:: polyfidelity
|
| Polifemo {prop}
|
:: Polypheme
|
| polifenilenossido {n}
|
:: polyphenylene oxide
|
| polifenismo {m}
|
:: polyphenism
|
| polifenolico {adj}
|
:: polyphenolic
|
| polifenolo {m}
|
:: polyphenol
|
| polifiletico {adj}
|
:: polyphyletic
|
| polifilia {f}
|
:: polyphyly
|
| polifillo {adj}
|
:: Having many leaves
|
| polifiodonte {adj}
|
:: polyphyodont
|
| polifiodontia {f}
|
:: polyphyodonty
|
| polifito {adj}
|
:: mixed, polyphyte
|
| polifonia {f}
|
:: polyphony
|
| polifonicamente {adv}
|
:: polyphonically
|
| polifonico {adj}
|
:: polyphonic
|
| polifonismo {m}
|
:: polyphonism
|
| polifonista {mf}
|
:: composer of polyphonic music
|
| polifora {f}
|
:: A type of window divided with multiple columns or pilasters
|
| polifosfato {m}
|
:: polyphosphate
|
| polifruttosio {m}
|
:: fructan (polyfructose)
|
| polifunzionale {adj}
|
:: polyfunctional
|
| poligala {f}
|
:: senega (of genus Polygala)
|
| poligalatturonico {adj}
|
:: polygalacturonic
|
| poligamia {f}
|
:: polygamy
|
| poligamicamente {adv}
|
:: polygamously
|
| poligamico {adj}
|
:: polygamous
|
| poligamo {adj}
|
:: polygamous
|
| poligamo {m}
|
:: polygamist
|
| poligene {m}
|
:: polygene
|
| poligenesi {f}
|
:: polygenesis
|
| poligenetico {adj}
|
:: polygenetic
|
| poligenico {adj}
|
:: polygenic, polygenetic
|
| poligenico {adj}
|
:: polygenetic
|
| poligenismo {m}
|
:: polygenism
|
| poligenista {mf}
|
:: polygenist
|
| poligerarchia {f}
|
:: polyhierarchy
|
| poliginia {f}
|
:: polygyny
|
| poliginico {adj}
|
:: polygynous
|
| poliginio {adj}
|
:: polygynous
|
| poliglobulia {f}
|
:: synonym of policitemia
|
| poliglottia {f} /po.li.ɡlotˈti.a/
|
:: synonym of poliglottismo
|
| poliglottico {adj}
|
:: polyglottic
|
| poliglottismo {m} /po.li.ɡlotˈtis.mo/
|
:: polyglotism
|
| poliglotto {adj}
|
:: polyglot
|
| poliglotto {m}
|
:: polyglot
|
| poligonale {adj}
|
:: polygonal
|
| poligonato {m}
|
:: Solomon's seal (of the genus Polygonatum)
|
| poligonazione {f}
|
:: polygonation
|
| poligono {m}
|
:: polygon (plane figure bounded by straight edges)
|
| poligono di tiro {m}
|
:: shooting range
|
| poligonosomico {adj} /po.li.ɡo.noˈsɔ.mi.ko/
|
:: only used in orchidodistrofia poligonosomica
|
| poligrafante {v}
|
:: present participle of poligrafare
|
| poligrafare {vt}
|
:: To hectograph
|
| poligrafia {f}
|
:: hectographing
|
| poligrafia {f}
|
:: hectograph (copy)
|
| poligrafico {adj}
|
:: polygraphic
|
| poligrafo {m}
|
:: polygraph (lie detector)
|
| poligrafo {m}
|
:: polycardiograph
|
| poligrafo {m}
|
:: hectograph
|
| polihalite {f}
|
:: polyhalite
|
| poliibrido {m}
|
:: polyhybrid
|
| poliimmide {f}
|
:: polyimide
|
| poliinsaturo {adj}
|
:: polyunsaturated
|
| poliisoprene {m}
|
:: polyisoprene
|
| polilattide {m}
|
:: polylactide
|
| polilobato {adj}
|
:: polylobate
|
| polilogaritmo {m}
|
:: polylogarithm
|
| polimastia {f}
|
:: polymastia
|
| polimaterico {adj}
|
:: mixed media (attributive)
|
| polimaterismo {m}
|
:: mixed media
|
| polimelia {f}
|
:: polyphony
|
| polimenorrea {f}
|
:: polymenorrhea
|
| polimerasi {f}
|
:: polymerase
|
| polimerasico {adj}
|
:: polymerasic
|
| polimeria {f}
|
:: polygene
|
| polimeria {f}
|
:: polymeria
|
| polimeria {f}
|
:: polymerism
|
| polimerico {adj}
|
:: polymeric
|
| polimerismo {m}
|
:: polymerism
|
| polimerizazione {f}
|
:: polymerization
|
| polimerizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of polimerizzare
|
| polimerizzare {vit}
|
:: to polymerize
|
| polimerizzazione {f}
|
:: polymerization
|
| polimero {adj}
|
:: polymerous
|
| polimero {m}
|
:: polymer
|
| polimetilene {m}
|
:: polymethylene
|
| polimetilmetacrilato {m}
|
:: polymethyl methacrylate
|
| polimetria {f}
|
:: polymeter
|
| polimetrico {adj}
|
:: polymetric
|
| polimetro {adj}
|
:: polymetric
|
| polimialgia {f}
|
:: polymyalgia
|
| polimino {m}
|
:: polyomino
|
| polimiosite {f}
|
:: polymyositis
|
| Polimnia {prop}
|
:: Polyhymnia
|
| polimono {m}
|
:: polyomino
|
| polimorfia {f}
|
:: polymorphism
|
| polimorfico {adj}
|
:: polymorphic
|
| polimorfismo {m}
|
:: polymorphism (all senses)
|
| polimorfo {adj}
|
:: polymorphic
|
| polimorfonucleato {adj}
|
:: polymorphonucleate
|
| Polinesia {prop}
|
:: Polynesia
|
| polinesiaco {adj}
|
:: Polynesian
|
| polinesiano {adj}
|
:: Polynesian
|
| polinesiano {m}
|
:: Polynesian
|
| polinesiano {m}
|
:: the Polynesian language
|
| polineurite {f}
|
:: polyneuritis
|
| polinevrite {f}
|
:: polyneuritis
|
| Polinnia {prop}
|
:: Polyhymnia
|
| Polino {prop}
|
:: Polino (village)
|
| polinomiale {adj} /ˌpo.liˈnɔm.ja.le/
|
:: polynomial
|
| polinomio {m} /po.liˈnɔm.jo/
|
:: polynomial
|
| polinsaturo {adj}
|
:: polyunsaturated
|
| polinucleato {adj}
|
:: polynuclear
|
| polinucleato {m}
|
:: granulocyte
|
| polinucleotide {m}
|
:: polynucleotide
|
| polinucleotidico {adj}
|
:: polynucleotidic
|
| -polio {suffix}
|
:: -poly (types of market systems)
|
| polio- {prefix}
|
:: grey
|
| polio- {prefix}
|
:: grey matter (attributive)
|
| polio {m} /ˈpɔ.ljo/
|
:: The plant Teucrium polium (felty germander)
|
| polio {f}
|
:: poliomyelitis, polio
|
| poliolefina {f}
|
:: polyolefin
|
| poliolifenica {f}
|
:: polyolefin resin
|
| poliolo {m}
|
:: polyol
|
| poliomielite {f}
|
:: poliomyelitis
|
| poliomielitico {adj}
|
:: poliomyelitic
|
| poliopia {f}
|
:: polyopia
|
| poliorcete {adj}
|
:: poliorcetic
|
| poliorcetica {f}
|
:: poliorcetics
|
| poliorcetico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of poliorcete
|
| poliorchidismo {m}
|
:: polyorchidism
|
| poliossietilene {m}
|
:: polyoxyethylene
|
| poliossimetilene {m}
|
:: polyoxymethylene
|
| poliossoanione {m}
|
:: polyoxoanion
|
| poliossometallato {m}
|
:: polyoxometalate
|
| polipaio {m}
|
:: A colony of marine polyps
|
| polipeptide {f}
|
:: polypeptide
|
| polipeptidico {adj}
|
:: polypeptidic
|
| polipetalo {adj}
|
:: polypetalous
|
| polipirrolo {m}
|
:: polypyrrole
|
| poliploide {adj}
|
:: polyploid
|
| poliploidia {f}
|
:: polyploidy
|
| polipnea {f}
|
:: polypnea
|
| polipnoico {adj}
|
:: polypneic
|
| polipo {m}
|
:: polyp
|
| polipodio {m}
|
:: polypodium
|
| polipoide {adj}
|
:: polypoid
|
| polipolio {m}
|
:: polypoly
|
| poliposi {f}
|
:: polyposis
|
| poliposico {adj}
|
:: polyposic
|
| poliposo {adj}
|
:: polypous
|
| polipropilene {m}
|
:: polypropylene
|
| polipropilenico {adj}
|
:: polypropylene (attributive)
|
| poliprotico {adj}
|
:: polyprotic
|
| polipsonio {m}
|
:: polypsony
|
| poliptoto {m}
|
:: polyptoton
|
| polirematica {f}
|
:: phrase (group of words that has a unique meaning)
|
| polirematico {adj}
|
:: phrasal
|
| polireme {f} /po.li.ˈrɛ.me/
|
:: polyreme
|
| poliribosoma {m}
|
:: polyribosome
|
| poliritmia {f}
|
:: polyrhythm
|
| poliritmico {adj}
|
:: polyrhythmic
|
| poliritmo {adj}
|
:: synonym of poliritmico
|
| polisaccaride {m}
|
:: polysaccharide
|
| polisaccaridico {adj}
|
:: polysaccharide (attributive)
|
| polisemantico {adj}
|
:: polysemantic
|
| polisemico {adj}
|
:: polysemous
|
| polisenso {adj}
|
:: Having many meanings
|
| polisenso {m}
|
:: pun
|
| polisenso {m}
|
:: puzzle
|
| polisilano {m}
|
:: polysilane
|
| polisilicio {m}
|
:: polysilicon
|
| polisillabico {adj}
|
:: polysyllabic
|
| polisillabo {adj}
|
:: polysyllabic
|
| polisillabo {m}
|
:: polysyllable
|
| polisillogismo {m}
|
:: polysyllogism
|
| polisilossano {m}
|
:: polysiloxane, silicone
|
| polisindetico {adj}
|
:: polysyndetic
|
| polisindeto {m}
|
:: polysyndeton
|
| polisinodale {adj}
|
:: polysynodal
|
| polisinodia {f}
|
:: polysynody
|
| polisintesi {f}
|
:: polysynthesis
|
| polisintetico {adj}
|
:: polysynthetic
|
| polisolfone {m}
|
:: polysulfone
|
| polisolfuro {m}
|
:: polysulfide
|
| polisoma {m}
|
:: polysome, polyribosome
|
| polisonnografia {f}
|
:: polysomnography
|
| polispermia {f}
|
:: polyspermy
|
| polisportiva {f}
|
:: sports club
|
| polisportivo {adj}
|
:: multisport
|
| Polissena {prop}
|
:: Polyxena
|
| polista {mf}
|
:: polo player
|
| polistadio {adj}
|
:: multistage (rocket)
|
| poliste {m} /poˈlis.te/
|
:: Any member of the Polistes taxonomic genus
|
| polistico {adj}
|
:: polo (the ball game) (attributive)
|
| polistilo {adj}
|
:: clustered
|
| polistilo {adj}
|
:: polystyle
|
| polistirene {m}
|
:: polystyrene
|
| polistirenico {adj}
|
:: polystyrene (attributive)
|
| polistirolico {adj}
|
:: synonym of polistirenico
|
| polistirolo {m}
|
:: polystyrene
|
| polistrumentale {adj}
|
:: multi-instrument (attributive)
|
| polistrumentalista {mf}
|
:: multi-instrumentalist
|
| polistrumentista {mf}
|
:: multi-instrumentalist
|
| politeama {m}
|
:: multi-purpose theatre
|
| politecnico {adj}
|
:: polytechnic
|
| politecnico {m}
|
:: polytechnic (educational institution)
|
| politeia {f}
|
:: politeia
|
| politeismo {m}
|
:: polytheism
|
| politeista {adj}
|
:: polytheistical
|
| politeista {mf}
|
:: polytheist
|
| politeisticamente {adv}
|
:: polytheistically
|
| politeistico {adj}
|
:: polytheistic
|
| politematico {adj}
|
:: polythematic
|
| politene {m}
|
:: Variant of polietene
|
| politerapia {f}
|
:: polypharmacy, polytherapy
|
| politerpene {m}
|
:: polyterpene
|
| politestuale {adj}
|
:: polytextual
|
| politetrafluoroetilene {m}
|
:: polytetrafluoroethylene
|
| politetraidrofurano {m}
|
:: polytetrahydrofuran
|
| politezza {f}
|
:: polish
|
| politezza {f}
|
:: refinement
|
| politica {f}
|
:: politics
|
| politica {f}
|
:: policy
|
| politica {f}
|
:: cleverness, shrewdness
|
| politica {f}
|
:: female equivalent of politico
|
| politica del bastone e della carota {phrase}
|
:: carrot and stick policy
|
| politicamente {adv}
|
:: politically
|
| politicamente corretto {adj}
|
:: politically correct
|
| politicamente scorretto {adj}
|
:: politically incorrect
|
| politicante {mf}
|
:: A minor politician of no importance
|
| politicantismo {m}
|
:: politicking (typically for personal gain)
|
| politicastra {f}
|
:: female equivalent of politicastro
|
| politicastro {m}
|
:: A third-rate politician
|
| politicheggiare {v}
|
:: To engage in, or talk about politics
|
| politichese {m}
|
:: political jargon
|
| politichino {m}
|
:: An incompetent or corrupt politician
|
| politicismo {m}
|
:: Tendency to politicize issues
|
| politicità {f}
|
:: The condition of being political
|
| politicizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of politicizzare
|
| politicizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of politicizzarsi
|
| politicizzare {vt}
|
:: to politicize
|
| politicizzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of politicizzare
|
| politicizzarsi {vr}
|
:: to become politicized
|
| politicizzato {adj}
|
:: politicized
|
| politicizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of politicizzarsi
|
| politicizzazione {f}
|
:: politicization , politicisation
|
| politico {adj} /poˈli.ti.ko/
|
:: political
|
| politico {m}
|
:: politician
|
| politicoamministrativo {adj}
|
:: politico-administrative
|
| politicone {m}
|
:: schemer, intriguer
|
| politiofene {m}
|
:: polythiophene
|
| politionico {adj}
|
:: polythionic
|
| politipismo {m}
|
:: polymorphism, polytypism
|
| politipo {m}
|
:: polytype
|
| polito {adj}
|
:: polished
|
| polito {adj}
|
:: burnished
|
| polito {adj}
|
:: refined
|
| politologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of politologo
|
| politologia {f}
|
:: political sociology
|
| politologico {adj}
|
:: political science (attributive)
|
| politologo {m}
|
:: political scientist
|
| politometro {m}
|
:: A supposed method of estimating the amount of ill-gotten gains of politicians
|
| politonale {adj}
|
:: polytonal
|
| politonalità {f}
|
:: polytonality
|
| politonico {adj}
|
:: polytonic
|
| politopico {adj}
|
:: polytopic (all senses)
|
| politopo {m}
|
:: polytope
|
| politrasfuso {m}
|
:: A patient who has received multiple blood transfusions
|
| politraumatizzato {adj}
|
:: polytraumatic
|
| politrofo {adj}
|
:: polytrophic
|
| politropico {adj}
|
:: polytropic
|
| politropo {adj}
|
:: polytropic
|
| polittico {m}
|
:: polyptych
|
| polittoto {m}
|
:: polyptoton
|
| politungstato {m}
|
:: polytungstate
|
| politura {f}
|
:: polishing
|
| politura {f}
|
:: burnishing
|
| politura {f}
|
:: buffing
|
| politura {f}
|
:: refining
|
| poli-ubiquitinazione {f}
|
:: polyubiquitination
|
| poliurea {f}
|
:: polyurea
|
| poliureico {adj}
|
:: polyureic
|
| poliuretanico {adj}
|
:: polyurethane (attributive)
|
| poliuretano {m}
|
:: polyurethane
|
| poliuria {f}
|
:: polyuria
|
| poliurico {adj}
|
:: polyuric
|
| polivaccino {m}
|
:: polyvaccine
|
| polivalente {adj}
|
:: polyvalent
|
| polivalente {adj}
|
:: multi-purpose, all-purpose
|
| polivalenza {f}
|
:: polyvalence
|
| polivalenza {f}
|
:: multivalence
|
| polivinilacetato {m}
|
:: polyvinyl acetate
|
| polivinilcloruro {m}
|
:: polyvinyl chloride
|
| polivinile {m}
|
:: polyvinyl
|
| polivinilico {adj}
|
:: polyvinyl (attributive)
|
| polivitaminico {adj}
|
:: multivitamin
|
| polivocale {adj}
|
:: polyvocal
|
| polivoltino {adj}
|
:: polyvoltine
|
| polivomere {adj}
|
:: Having multiple ploughshares
|
| polizia {f} /po.litˈtsi.a/
|
:: police
|
| poliziano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Montepulciano
|
| poliziano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Montepulciano
|
| Poliziano {prop}
|
:: Politian
|
| polizia postale {f}
|
:: postal and communications police (that handle cybercrime etc)
|
| polizia stradale {f}
|
:: The Italian traffic police
|
| poliziescamente {adv}
|
:: In the manner of a policeman or detective
|
| poliziesco {adj}
|
:: police (attribute)
|
| poliziesco {adj}
|
:: detective (attribute)
|
| poliziotta {f}
|
:: policewoman
|
| poliziottesco {m}
|
:: police procedural
|
| poliziotto {m} /po.liˈtsjɔt.to/
|
:: policeman, police officer
|
| poliziotto {m}
|
:: cop, copper, rozzer, bobby
|
| polizza {f} /ˈpɔlittsa/
|
:: policy (insurance)
|
| polizza {f}
|
:: bill, voucher
|
| Polizzi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| polizzino {m}
|
:: certificate of credit (for small sums of money)
|
| polizzino {m}
|
:: postal order (UK)
|
| polla {f} /ˈpol.la/
|
:: spring (source of water)
|
| pollachiuria {f}
|
:: pollakiuria
|
| pollaio {m} /polˈla.jo/
|
:: henhouse, chicken coop, chicken run, roost
|
| pollaiola {f} /pol.laˈjɔ.la/
|
:: feminine noun of pollaiolo; (female) poulterer
|
| pollaiolo {m} /pol.laˈjɔ.lo/
|
:: (male) poulterer
|
| pollaiuolo {m} /pol.laˈjwɔ.lo/
|
:: alternative form of pollaiolo
|
| pollame {m}
|
:: poultry
|
| pollanca {f}
|
:: pullet
|
| pollare {v}
|
:: to sprout
|
| pollare {v}
|
:: to gush; to spurt
|
| pollario {m}
|
:: pullarius (keeper of the chickens used for augury)
|
| pollastra {f} /polˈlas.tra/
|
:: pullet, a young hen
|
| pollastra {f}
|
:: chick (attractive woman)
|
| pollastro {m} /polˈlas.tro/
|
:: cockerel
|
| polledro {m}
|
:: foal, colt (Variant of: puledro)
|
| polleria {f}
|
:: poulterer (poultry butcher)
|
| pollice {m} /ˈpɔl.li.tʃe/
|
:: thumb
|
| pollice {m}
|
:: inch
|
| pollice verde {m}
|
:: green fingers, a green thumb
|
| pollice verso {n}
|
:: thumbs down
|
| Pollicino {prop} /pol.liˈtʃi.no/
|
:: Tom Thumb
|
| pollicoltore {m}
|
:: chicken or poultry breeder or farmer
|
| pollicoltura {f}
|
:: chicken or poultry rearing
|
| pollicultura {f}
|
:: alternative form of pollicoltura
|
| pollina {f} /polˈli.na/
|
:: chicken droppings used as manure
|
| Pollina {prop}
|
:: Pollina (town/and/commune)
|
| pollinazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of impollinazione
|
| polline {m} /ˈpɔl.li.ne/
|
:: pollen
|
| pollinico {adj}
|
:: pollen (attributive), pollinic
|
| pollinifago {adj}
|
:: pollenophagous
|
| pollinifero {adj}
|
:: polleniferous
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| pollino {adj}
|
:: chicken, poultry
|
| pollinosi {f}
|
:: pollinosis
|
| pollivendolo {m}
|
:: poulterer
|
| pollo {m}
|
:: chicken (especially chicken meat)
|
| pollo {m}
|
:: sucker, chump, dupe or patsy
|
| pollo {m}
|
:: pushover or weakling
|
| pollone {m}
|
:: side sprout, tiller, sucker, scion
|
| polloneto {m}
|
:: propagator (for cuttings)
|
| pollo sultano {m}
|
:: purple swamphen, purple gallinule or sultana bird
|
| Polluce {prop}
|
:: Pollux
|
| Polluce {prop}
|
:: Pollux
|
| polluzione {f}
|
:: pollution (nocturnal emission)
|
| polmon {m}
|
:: apocopic form of polmone
|
| polmonare {adj}
|
:: pulmonary, of the lungs
|
| polmonaria {f}
|
:: lungwort
|
| polmonato {m}
|
:: pulmonate (slugs, snails)
|
| polmone {m}
|
:: lung
|
| polmone a libro {m}
|
:: book lung
|
| polmonite {f}
|
:: pneumonia
|
| polmonitico {adj}
|
:: pneumonic
|
| polo {m} /ˈpɔ.lo/
|
:: pole (geographic, electrical or magnetic)
|
| polo {m}
|
:: polo (sport)
|
| Polonia {prop}
|
:: Poland
|
| polonio {m} /poˈlɔnjo/
|
:: polonium
|
| Polonio {prop}
|
:: Polonius
|
| poloviciano {adj}
|
:: Polovtsian
|
| polpa {f}
|
:: pulp
|
| polpa {f}
|
:: flesh
|
| polpaccio {m}
|
:: calf
|
| polpacciolo {m}
|
:: A small cut of meat (typically of veal)
|
| polpacciolo {m}
|
:: fingertip
|
| polpacciuto {adj}
|
:: fleshy, pulpy
|
| polpacciuto {adj}
|
:: (of a person) having thick calves
|
| polpara {f}
|
:: A weighted fishing line used to catch octopus
|
| polpastrello {m}
|
:: finger pad (fleshy part of the fingertip)
|
| polpessa {f}
|
:: white-spotted octopus (Octopus macropus)
|
| polpetta {f}
|
:: meatball
|
| polpetta {f}
|
:: rissole
|
| polpettina {f}
|
:: little meatball
|
| polpetto {m}
|
:: Small octopus
|
| polpettone {m}
|
:: Large meatball
|
| polpettone {m}
|
:: meat loaf
|
| polpo {m}
|
:: octopus
|
| polposo {adj}
|
:: fleshy, pulpy, pulpous
|
| polputo {adj}
|
:: fleshy (fruit)
|
| polputo {adj}
|
:: muscular (male body), shapely (female body)
|
| polputo {adj}
|
:: full-bodied (wine)
|
| polputo {adj}
|
:: fertile (ground)
|
| polsino {m}
|
:: cuff (end of a shirt sleeve)
|
| polso {m}
|
:: wrist
|
| polso {m}
|
:: cuff (of a sleeve)
|
| polso {m}
|
:: pulse (medical)
|
| polsonetto {m}
|
:: A type of hemispherical copper saucepan, with a long wooden handle, used for making confectionery
|
| polstrada {f}
|
:: polizia stradale
|
| polta {f} /ˈpol.ta/
|
:: A sort of polenta made from white flour or fava flour, used as food before the discovery of bread
|
| polta {f}
|
:: A confused mixture; muddle
|
| poltaceo {adj}
|
:: pulpy, pultaceous
|
| poltiglia {f}
|
:: semi-liquid, sticky mixture; mush, pulp, slime
|
| poltiglia {f}
|
:: slush
|
| poltiglia {f}
|
:: mire
|
| poltiglia bordolese {f}
|
:: Bordeaux mixture
|
| poltiglioso {adj}
|
:: mushy, pulpy
|
| poltrente {v}
|
:: present participle of poltrire
|
| poltrire {vi}
|
:: to sleep in
|
| poltrire {vi}
|
:: to lie about; to loaf, lounge
|
| poltro {adj} /ˈpol.tro/
|
:: untamed
|
| poltro {adj}
|
:: indolent, lazy
|
| poltro {m}
|
:: bed
|
| poltrona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of poltrone
|
| poltrona {f}
|
:: armchair, easy chair
|
| poltrona {f}
|
:: seat
|
| poltrona {f}
|
:: position
|
| poltronaggine {f}
|
:: laziness, idleness, indolence, sluggishness, sloth
|
| poltroncina {f}
|
:: Small armchair or easy chair
|
| poltroncina {f}
|
:: Rear stalls (in a theatre)
|
| poltrone {adj}
|
:: lazy, indolent, sluggish
|
| poltrone {m}
|
:: lazy person, indolent person, sluggard
|
| poltroneggiare {vi}
|
:: to be a couch potato
|
| poltroneria {f}
|
:: laziness, indolence
|
| poltroneria {f}
|
:: old age
|
| poltronescamente {adv}
|
:: lazily
|
| poltronesco {adj}
|
:: lazybones (attributive)
|
| poltronissima {f}
|
:: (seat in the) front stalls (in a theatre)
|
| poltronite {f}
|
:: laziness, idleness
|
| polve {f} /ˈpol.ve/
|
:: dust
|
| polve {f}
|
:: Figurative meanings:
|
| polve {f}
|
:: ashes (remains after cremation)
|
| polve {f}
|
:: The body
|
| polver {f}
|
:: apocopic form of polvere
|
| polveraccio {m}
|
:: Dried dung used as a fertilizer
|
| polveraia {f}
|
:: alternative form of polverio
|
| polveraio {adj}
|
:: dry and dusty
|
| polveraio {m}
|
:: A pile of dust
|
| polvere {f} /ˈpol.ve.re/
|
:: dust, powder
|
| polvere senza fumo {f}
|
:: smokeless powder
|
| polveri di ferro {mp}
|
:: iron filings
|
| polveriera {f}
|
:: gunpowder magazine, powderhorn
|
| polveriera {f}
|
:: powder keg
|
| polveriera {f}
|
:: tinderbox
|
| polverificio {m}
|
:: explosives (originally gunpowder) factory
|
| polveri fini {f} {p}
|
:: particulates
|
| polverina {f}
|
:: powder
|
| polverina {f}
|
:: snow (cocaine)
|
| polverino {m}
|
:: priming powder
|
| polverino {m}
|
:: sand (for drying ink)
|
| polverio {m}
|
:: cloud of dust
|
| polveri sottili {f} {p}
|
:: particulates
|
| polverizzabile {adj}
|
:: pulverizable
|
| polverizzamento {m}
|
:: pulverization
|
| polverizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of polverizzare
|
| polverizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of polverizzarsi
|
| polverizzare {vt}
|
:: to pulverize
|
| polverizzare {vt}
|
:: to spray
|
| polverizzare {vt}
|
:: to smash
|
| polverizzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of polverizzare
|
| polverizzarsi {vr}
|
:: to turn to dust
|
| polverizzato {adj}
|
:: pulverized
|
| polverizzato {adj}
|
:: smashed
|
| polverizzatore {m}
|
:: pulverizer
|
| polverizzatore {m}
|
:: sprayer, atomizer, nebulizer
|
| polverizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of polverizzarsi
|
| polverizzatrice {f}
|
:: pulverizer
|
| polverizzazione {f}
|
:: pulverization
|
| polverone {m}
|
:: cloud of dust
|
| polverosità {f}
|
:: dustiness
|
| polveroso {adj}
|
:: dusty
|
| polverulento {adj}
|
:: powdery, dusty, pulverulent
|
| polverume {m}
|
:: (heap of) dust
|
| polviglio {m}
|
:: A pad filled with dried lavender used to perfume linen
|
| polviglio {m}
|
:: powder, dust
|
| polviscolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of pulviscolo
|
| pomacco {m}
|
:: Pomak
|
| pomaceo {adj}
|
:: pomaceous (relating to apples)
|
| pomaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of pomario
|
| Pomarance {prop}
|
:: Pomarance (small town)
|
| pomarancia {f}
|
:: synonym of melarancia
|
| pomarancio {m}
|
:: synonym of melarancio
|
| pomario {m}
|
:: orchard
|
| pomata {f} /poˈma.ta/
|
:: ointment, salve
|
| pomato {adj}
|
:: botonny
|
| pomellato {adj}
|
:: dappled
|
| pomellatura {f}
|
:: dappling
|
| pomello {m}
|
:: knob
|
| pomello {m}
|
:: cheek (of the face)
|
| Pomerania {prop}
|
:: Pomerania
|
| pomeridiano {adj}
|
:: afternoon (attributive)
|
| pomeriggio {m} /pomeˈriddʒo/
|
:: afternoon
|
| pomerio {m}
|
:: The tract of land denoting the formal, sacral ambit of a Roman city
|
| pometino {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Pomezia
|
| pometino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Pomezia
|
| pometo {m}
|
:: orchard
|
| Pometta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pomettato {adj}
|
:: botonny
|
| Pomezia {prop}
|
:: Pomezia (town)
|
| pomfo {m}
|
:: wheal
|
| pomice {f}
|
:: pumice
|
| pomice {f}
|
:: A Volcanic eruption
|
| pomiceo {adj}
|
:: pumice (attributive)
|
| pomiciante {v}
|
:: present participle of pomiciare
|
| pomiciare {v}
|
:: to snog or neck
|
| pomiciatura {f}
|
:: pumicing
|
| pomiciona {f}
|
:: flirt
|
| pomicione {m}
|
:: flirt
|
| pomicione {m}
|
:: spooner, snogger
|
| pomicioso {adj}
|
:: pumiceous
|
| pomicoltore {m}
|
:: A person who tends an apple orchard
|
| pomicoltura {f}
|
:: The cultivation of apples (or similar fruit)
|
| pomicoso {adj}
|
:: apple (attrbutive)
|
| pomicultore {m}
|
:: alternative form of pomicoltore
|
| pomicultura {f}
|
:: alternative form of pomicoltura
|
| pomidoro {m}
|
:: alternative form of pomodoro
|
| pomiere {m}
|
:: orchard
|
| pomifero {adj}
|
:: fruitful (trees etc)
|
| pomifero {adj}
|
:: fertile (ground)
|
| pomifero {adj}
|
:: fruiting (attributive)
|
| pomiglianese {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Frattaminore (also called Pomigliano d'Atella)
|
| pomiglianese {mf}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Frattaminore
|
| Pomigliano {prop}
|
:: Pomigliano d'Atella
|
| Pomigliano {prop}
|
:: Pomigliano d'Arco
|
| pommarola {f}
|
:: alternative form of pummarola
|
| pomo {m}
|
:: knob, pommel
|
| pomo {m}
|
:: apple
|
| pomo {m}
|
:: pome, fruit
|
| pomo d'Adamo {m}
|
:: Adam's apple
|
| pomo della discordia {m}
|
:: apple of discord
|
| pomodorata {f}
|
:: tomato throwing
|
| pomodorino {m}
|
:: cherry tomato
|
| pomodoro {m} /po.moˈdɔ.ro/
|
:: tomato
|
| pomodoro ciliegino {m}
|
:: cherry tomato
|
| pomogranato {m}
|
:: pomegranate (tree)
|
| pomolo {m}
|
:: pommel (of a sword)
|
| pomologia {f}
|
:: pomology
|
| pomologico {adj}
|
:: pomological
|
| pomologo {m}
|
:: pomologist
|
| pomoso {adj}
|
:: rich in fruit
|
| pompa {f}
|
:: pump
|
| pompa {f}
|
:: blowjob
|
| pompa {f}
|
:: pomp
|
| pompa di calore {f}
|
:: heat pump
|
| pompaggio {m}
|
:: pumping
|
| pompante {v}
|
:: present participle of pompare
|
| pompare {vt}
|
:: to pump
|
| pompare {vt}
|
:: to pump up or pump out
|
| pompare {vt}
|
:: to exaggerate
|
| pompeano {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pompeiano
|
| pompeano {m}
|
:: alternative form of pompeiano
|
| pompe funebri {fp}
|
:: funeral service, funeral home, funeral parlor (business that provides funeral services)
|
| pompeggiare {vi}
|
:: to show off
|
| Pompei {prop} /pomˈpɛ.i/
|
:: Pompeii
|
| pompeiano {adj}
|
:: Pompeian (all senses)
|
| pompeiano {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Pompei
|
| pompeiano {m}
|
:: Follower of Pompey
|
| pompelmo {m}
|
:: grapefruit (fruit & tree)
|
| Pompeo {prop}
|
:: Pompey
|
| pompetta {f}
|
:: small pump
|
| pompetta {f}
|
:: dropper, sprayer
|
| pompiere {m}
|
:: fireman, firefighter
|
| pompiere {m}
|
:: (in plural) fire brigade, fire department, fire company
|
| pompieristico {adj}
|
:: firefighting (attributive)
|
| Pompilio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| pompinaro {m}
|
:: cocksucker
|
| pompinaro {m}
|
:: Variant of succhiacazzi
|
| pompino {m} /pomˈpi.no/
|
:: blow job
|
| pompista {mf}
|
:: pump attendant, petrol station / gas station attendant
|
| pompon {m}
|
:: pompom, pompon
|
| pomposamente {adv}
|
:: magnificently, grandly, stately
|
| pomposamente {adv}
|
:: ostentatiously, showily, pompously
|
| pomposità {f}
|
:: pomp, sumptuousness
|
| pomposità {f}
|
:: pomposity, self-importance, bombast, ostentatiousness
|
| pomposo {adj}
|
:: magnificent, grand, stately
|
| pomposo {adj}
|
:: self-important, ostentatious, showy, pompous
|
| ponce {m} /ˈpɔn.t͡ʃe/
|
:: punch (beverage)
|
| poncio {m}
|
:: poncho
|
| ponderabile {adj}
|
:: ponderable
|
| ponderabilità {f}
|
:: ponderability
|
| ponderale {adj}
|
:: weight (attributive)
|
| ponderale {adj}
|
:: Relating to the pound (unit of weight)
|
| ponderante {v}
|
:: present participle of ponderare
|
| ponderare {vt}
|
:: to ponder, think over
|
| ponderatamente {adv}
|
:: thoughtfully
|
| ponderatezza {f}
|
:: synonym of posatezza
|
| ponderatezza {f}
|
:: synonym of ponderazione
|
| ponderato {adj}
|
:: well-considered, well thought-out, weighed, balanced
|
| ponderatore {m}
|
:: ponderer, thinker
|
| ponderazione {f}
|
:: reflection, meditation (careful thought)
|
| ponderazione {f}
|
:: ponderation (balance of the body and limbs in a statue)
|
| ponderazione {f}
|
:: weighting (assigning values to data items)
|
| ponderosamente {adv}
|
:: ponderously, heavily
|
| ponderosità {f}
|
:: ponderousness
|
| ponderoso {adj}
|
:: heavy, ponderous
|
| ponente {m} /poˈnɛn.te/
|
:: west
|
| ponente {m}
|
:: west wind
|
| Ponente {prop}
|
:: The western part of the Ligurian Riviera
|
| ponentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of porsi
|
| ponentino {m}
|
:: westerly wind
|
| ponfo {m}
|
:: wheal
|
| ponghista {mf}
|
:: alternative form of pongista
|
| pongista {mf}
|
:: table tennis player
|
| pongistico {adj}
|
:: table tennis (attributive)
|
| pongo {m} /ˈpɔn.ɡo/
|
:: Any member of the Pongo taxonomic genus
|
| pongo {m}
|
:: The Pongo taxonomic genus
|
| pongo {m} /ˈpon.ɡo/
|
:: A kind of coloured plasticine
|
| ponimento {m}
|
:: placement
|
| ponimento {m}
|
:: sunset (going down of the sun)
|
| ponsò {adj}
|
:: bright scarlet
|
| ponsò {m}
|
:: bright scarlet
|
| pontaggio {m}
|
:: synonym of pontatico
|
| pontaio {m}
|
:: synonym of ponteggiatore
|
| pontare {v}
|
:: alternative form of puntare
|
| pontatico {m}
|
:: The toll once paid to cross a bridge
|
| pontato {adj}
|
:: Having a deck
|
| pontatore {m}
|
:: synonym of ponteggiatore
|
| ponte {m}
|
:: bridge
|
| ponte {m}
|
:: deck (nautical and aviation)
|
| ponte {m}
|
:: long weekend; a day which falls between two work-free days (holidays or weekend days), on which leave is preferred
|
| Ponte Adriano {prop}
|
:: synonym of Ponte Sant'Angelo
|
| ponte a mensola {n}
|
:: cantilever bridge
|
| ponte a mensola {n}
|
:: A beam anchored at one end and projecting into space, such as a long bracket projecting from a wall to support a balcony
|
| Ponte Castello {prop}
|
:: synonym of Ponte Sant'Angelo
|
| Pontecorvo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pontecorvo {prop}
|
:: Bruno Pontecorvo, Italian physician
|
| Ponte degli Scalzi {prop}
|
:: Literally, "bridge of the barefoot ", is one of only four bridges in Venice, Italy, to span the Grand Canal
|
| Ponte dell'Accademia {prop}
|
:: One of only four bridges to span the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy
|
| Ponte della Costituzione {prop}
|
:: Literally "Constitution Bridge" is the fourth bridge over the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy
|
| ponte di comando {m}
|
:: synonym of cabina di pilotaggio
|
| ponte di decollo {m}
|
:: flight deck (of an aircraft carrier)
|
| Ponte di Rialto {prop}
|
:: Oldest of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy (Ponte dell'Accademia, Ponte degli Scalzi and Ponte della Costituzione)
|
| ponte disolfuro {m}
|
:: disulfide bond
|
| Ponte Elio {prop}
|
:: synonym of Ponte Sant'Angelo
|
| ponteficale {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pontificale
|
| ponteficato {m}
|
:: alternative form of pontificato
|
| pontefice {m}
|
:: pontiff
|
| ponteggiatore {m}
|
:: scaffolder
|
| ponteggio {m}
|
:: scaffold
|
| ponteggio {m}
|
:: scaffolding
|
| ponte levatoio {m}
|
:: drawbridge
|
| Ponte Milvio {prop}
|
:: Milvian (or Mulvian) Bridge (Italian: Ponte Molle or Ponte Milvio, Latin: Pons Milvius or Pons Mulvius) is a bridge over the Tiber in northern Rome, Italy
|
| Ponte Molle {prop}
|
:: synonym of Ponte Milvio
|
| Ponte Sant'Angelo {prop}
|
:: A bridge in Rome, Italy, completed in 134 AD by Roman Emperor Hadrian, to span the Tiber, from the city center to his newly constructed mausoleum, now the Castel Sant'Angelo
|
| Ponte Vecchio {prop}
|
:: A bridge over the Arno in Florence, Italy
|
| Ponti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| ponticello {m} /pon.tiˈt͡ʃɛl.lo/
|
:: diminutive of ponte: small bridge
|
| ponticello {m}
|
:: bridge (of a violin etc)
|
| ponticello {m}
|
:: trigger guard
|
| ponticello {m}
|
:: jumper (electrical)
|
| ponticino {m}
|
:: A small bridge
|
| pontico {adj}
|
:: pontic / Pontic
|
| pontico {adj}
|
:: dolichocephalic
|
| pontiere {m}
|
:: bridge-builder (especially such a military engineer)
|
| pontificale {adj}
|
:: pontifical, papal
|
| pontificale {adj}
|
:: pontifical, pompous
|
| pontificale {adj}
|
:: pontifical (pertaining to the pontifices of Ancient Rome)
|
| pontificale {m}
|
:: pontifical mass
|
| pontificale {m}
|
:: pontifical book
|
| pontificante {v}
|
:: present participle of pontificare
|
| pontificare {vi}
|
:: To pontificate
|
| pontificato {m}
|
:: papacy
|
| pontificato {m}
|
:: pontificate
|
| pontificio {adj}
|
:: pontifical
|
| pontificio {adj}
|
:: papal
|
| pontile {m}
|
:: jetty
|
| pontino {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to the Agro Pontino a former marsh area in the Lazio Region of Central Italy; Pontine
|
| pontista {m}
|
:: scaffolder
|
| ponto {m} /ˈpɔn.to/
|
:: sea
|
| Ponto {prop}
|
:: Pontus
|
| pontonaio {m}
|
:: The person in charge of a pontoon
|
| pontonaio {m}
|
:: tollkeeper at a bridge
|
| pontone {m}
|
:: pontoon (floating structure)
|
| pontoniere {m}
|
:: sailor of a pontoon (flat-bottomed boat)
|
| Pontresina {prop}
|
:: Pontresina (small town)
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| pontuale {adj}
|
:: Relating to a bridge
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| pony {m} /ˈpɔny/
|
:: pony
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| pony {m}
|
:: pony express
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| Ponza {prop}
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:: Ponza (small island)
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| ponzamento {m}
|
:: straining (muscular effort)
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| ponzamento {m}
|
:: laying (an egg)
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| ponzante {v}
|
:: present participle of ponzare
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| ponzare {vi}
|
:: To push forcefully; to strain
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| ponzare {vt}
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:: To lay an egg
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| ponzatore {adj}
|
:: straining
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| ponzatura {f}
|
:: alternative form of ponzamento
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| Ponzio {prop}
|
:: Pontius
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| popelina {f}
|
:: alternative form of popeline
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| popeline {f}
|
:: poplin
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| poplite {m}
|
:: popliteal muscle or cavity
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| popliteo {adj}
|
:: popliteal
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| popò {m} /poˈpɔ/
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:: fecis, poo, poopoo
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| popò {m}
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:: butt; bum, botty, tush
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| popolaccio {m}
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:: Riffraff, dregs of society, scum of the earth
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| popolaglia {f}
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:: synonym of plebaglia
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| popolamento {m}
|
:: populace
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| popolamento {m}
|
:: populating (of a territory)
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| popolanamente {adv}
|
:: popularly
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| popolanamente {adv}
|
:: As a man of the people
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| popolano {adj} /po.poˈla.no/
|
:: of the people
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| popolano {m}
|
:: Man of the people
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| popolano {m}
|
:: citizen
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| popolano {m}
|
:: parishioner
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| popolano {m}
|
:: A 20-centesimos coin minted in 1863
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| popolante {v}
|
:: present participle of popolare
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| popolare {adj}
|
:: of the people, people's, popular
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| popolare {adj}
|
:: folk, vernacular
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| popolare {adj}
|
:: popular, pop, widespread, hot
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| popolare {adj}
|
:: working-class
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| popolare {adj}
|
:: (plural; of prices) low, cheap
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| popolare {v}
|
:: to populate, to people
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| popolare {v}
|
:: to populate, to inhabit
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| popolareggiante {adj}
|
:: folksy, folkish, folk (attributive)
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| popolarescamente {adv}
|
:: popularly, commonly
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| popolaresco {adj}
|
:: Of the common people, popular, folk (attributive), common
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| popolarismo {m}
|
:: popularism
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| popolarissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of popolare
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| popolarissimo {adj}
|
:: very popular, very famous
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| popolarissimo {adj}
|
:: very cheap, very low
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| popolarità {f}
|
:: popularity
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| popolarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of popolarizzare
|
| popolarizzare {vt}
|
:: To popularize
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| popolarmente {adv}
|
:: popularly
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| popolarsi {v}
|
:: To become populated (fill with people)
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| popolatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of popolato
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| popolato {adj}
|
:: populated, populous, crowded
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| popolatore {m}
|
:: populator
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| popolazione {f}
|
:: population
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| popolazione {f}
|
:: people, nation
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| popolazionismo {m}
|
:: Political policy aimed at increasing the population (or to stop it falling any further)
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| popolazzo {m}
|
:: riffraff
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| popolesco {adj}
|
:: popular
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| popolesco {adj}
|
:: plebeian, vulgar
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| popolino {m} /po.poˈli.no/
|
:: little people
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| popolino {m}
|
:: less wealthy and acculturated part of the people
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| popolo {m}
|
:: people
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| popolosità {f}
|
:: populousness
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| popoloso {adj}
|
:: populous
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| popoloso {adj}
|
:: (heavily) populated
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| poponaia {f}
|
:: melon field
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| poponaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of poponaia
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| popone {m}
|
:: melon, musk melon
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| poppa {f}
|
:: breast, boob
|
| poppa {f}
|
:: stern
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| poppaiola {f}
|
:: alternative form of poppatoio
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| poppante {adj}
|
:: suckling
|
| poppante {mf}
|
:: suckling, baby
|
| poppante {v}
|
:: present participle of poppare
|
| poppare {vt}
|
:: To suck (of a baby)
|
| poppata {f}
|
:: suck, feed, feeding
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| poppatoio {m}
|
:: feeding bottle, bottle, baby feeder
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| poppavia {adv}
|
:: sternwards
|
| Poppea {prop}
|
:: Poppaea
|
| popperiano {adj}
|
:: Popperian
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| poppetta {f}
|
:: cockpit (in a ship)
|
| poppiere {m}
|
:: stroke (rower)
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| poppiero {adj}
|
:: stern (attributive)
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| popputo {adj}
|
:: large-breasted
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| populazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of popolazione
|
| populazionismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of popolazionismo
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| populismo {m}
|
:: populism
|
| populista {adj}
|
:: populist
|
| populista {mf}
|
:: populist
|
| populisticamente {adv}
|
:: populistically
|
| populistico {adj}
|
:: populistic, populist
|
| porca {f} /ˈpɔr.ka/
|
:: the ridge between two furrows; balk
|
| porca {f}
|
:: sow
|
| porca {f}
|
:: A lascivious or lewd woman
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| porcaccione {m}
|
:: slob
|
| porcaia {f}
|
:: pigsty
|
| porcaio {m} /porˈka.jo/
|
:: pigsty
|
| porcaio {m}
|
:: swineherd
|
| porcamente {adv}
|
:: terribly, badly
|
| porca miseria {interj}
|
:: holy cow, hell's bells
|
| porca puttana {interj}
|
:: fucking hell!
|
| porcareccia {f} /por.kaˈret.t͡ʃa/
|
:: pigsty
|
| porcaro {m}
|
:: swineherd
|
| porcastro {m}
|
:: A small wild boar
|
| porcastro {m}
|
:: A cross between a wild boar and a domestic sow
|
| porcata {f}
|
:: junk, rubbish
|
| porcata {f}
|
:: junk food
|
| porca troia {interj}
|
:: fucking hell!
|
| porca vacca {interj}
|
:: good grief
|
| porcella {f}
|
:: piglet (female)
|
| porcella {f}
|
:: slut, bitch, goer
|
| porcellana {f}
|
:: porcelain, china
|
| porcellanante {v}
|
:: present participle of porcellanare
|
| porcellanare {vt}
|
:: To glaze (ceramics)
|
| porcellanato {adj}
|
:: porcelain (attributive)
|
| porcellanato {adj}
|
:: glazed (ceramics)
|
| Porcellato {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| porcellino {m}
|
:: piglet
|
| porcellino {m}
|
:: dirty child
|
| porcellino d'India {m}
|
:: guinea pig, caviomorph
|
| porcello {m}
|
:: piglet
|
| porcellone {m}
|
:: Pig, unkempt person
|
| porchereccia {f} /por.keˈret.t͡ʃa/
|
:: alternative form of porcareccia
|
| porchereccio {adj} /por.keˈret.t͡ʃo/
|
:: related to swines, especially pork or boar
|
| porchereccio {m}
|
:: An equivocal, immoral, or dishonest situation
|
| porcheria {f}
|
:: dirt, muck, filth
|
| porcheria {f}
|
:: hogwash
|
| porcheria {f}
|
:: smut (obscenity)
|
| porcheria {f}
|
:: rubbish
|
| porchetta {f}
|
:: Roast suckling pig or whole boned pig
|
| porchettaio {m}
|
:: A person who sells porchetta (typically in a bread roll)
|
| porchetto {m}
|
:: piglet
|
| porciglione {m}
|
:: water rail
|
| porcil {m}
|
:: apocopic form of porcile
|
| porcilaia {f}
|
:: pigsty (all senses)
|
| porcile {m} /porˈt͡ʃi.le/
|
:: pigsty, specifically:
|
| porcile {m}
|
:: An enclosure where pigs are kept
|
| porcile {m}
|
:: A dirty or very untidy place
|
| porcinello {m}
|
:: birch bolete (or a similar mushroom)
|
| porcino {adj}
|
:: piglike
|
| porcino {m}
|
:: penny bun or cep Boletus edulis
|
| porco {m} /ˈpɔr.ko/
|
:: pig, pork
|
| porco {adj}
|
:: terrible, dirty, bad (used as a curse or swearword)
|
| porcocervo {m} /por.koˈt͡ʃɛr.vo/
|
:: synonym of babirussa
|
| porco Dio {interj} /ˌpɔr.koˈdi.o/
|
:: literally, “pig God” or “swine God”, sometimes translated as “God is a pig”, “God is a swine”, or “God damn” &c An expletive or oath, whose use is considered blasphemous by most Italian Catholics. Usually an expression of displeasure, anger, frustration, or surprise
|
| porcospino {m}
|
:: porcupine, porpentine, hystricognath
|
| porcospino {m}
|
:: hedgehog, spine pig
|
| porcospino del Capo {m}
|
:: Cape porcupine
|
| porco spinoso {m}
|
:: synonym of porcospino
|
| porcospino sudafricano {m}
|
:: synonym of porcospino del Capo
|
| porcume {m}
|
:: filth
|
| Pordenone {prop}
|
:: Pordenone (province)
|
| Pordenone {prop}
|
:: Pordenone (capital city)
|
| pordenonese {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Pordenone
|
| pordenonese {mf}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Pordenone
|
| pordenonese {mf}
|
:: dialect of Pordenone (masculine singular only)
|
| porfido {m} /ˈpɔr.fi.do/
|
:: porphyry
|
| porfina {f}
|
:: porphin
|
| porfireo {adj}
|
:: porphyry (attributive)
|
| porfiria {f}
|
:: porphyria
|
| porfirico {adj}
|
:: porphyritic
|
| porfirina {f}
|
:: porphyrin
|
| Porfirio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| porfirite {f}
|
:: porphyrite
|
| porfirizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of porfirizzare
|
| porfirizzare {vt}
|
:: to pulverize (typically in the preparation of a medicine powder)
|
| porfirizzazione {f}
|
:: pulverisation
|
| porfiro {m} /ˈpɔr.fi.ro/
|
:: obsolete form of porfido
|
| porfiroblastico {adj} /por.fi.roˈblas.ti.ko/
|
:: porphyroblastic
|
| porfiroclastico {adj} /por.fi.roˈklas.ti.ko/
|
:: synonym of cristalloclastico
|
| porfobilinogeno {m}
|
:: porphobilinogen
|
| porgente {v}
|
:: present participle of porgere
|
| porgere {vt}
|
:: to hand, give
|
| porgere {vt}
|
:: to hold out
|
| porgimento {m}
|
:: handing out
|
| porgimento {m}
|
:: donation
|
| porgitore {m}
|
:: donor
|
| porgitore {m}
|
:: orator
|
| porifero {m}
|
:: poriferan
|
| pornazzo {m}
|
:: A porn film
|
| porno- {prefix}
|
:: porn-
|
| porno {adj} /ˈpɔr.no/
|
:: pornographic
|
| porno {m}
|
:: porn, pornography (especially a pornographic film)
|
| pornoattore {m}
|
:: actor in a pornographic film
|
| pornocassetta {f}
|
:: pornographic videocassette
|
| pornoconsumatore {m}
|
:: A person who regularly buys or views pornographic material
|
| pornodiva {f}
|
:: porn star (female)
|
| pornodivo {m}
|
:: porn star
|
| pornofilm {m}
|
:: pornographic film, skin flick
|
| pornografa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pornografo
|
| pornografia {f} /por.no.ɡraˈfi.a/
|
:: pornography
|
| pornograficamente {adv}
|
:: pornographically
|
| pornografico {adj} /ˌpor.noˈɡra.fi.ko/
|
:: pornographic
|
| pornografo {m}
|
:: pornographer
|
| pornorivista {f}
|
:: pornographic magazine
|
| pornosala {f}
|
:: cinema that shows pornographic films
|
| pornoshop {m}
|
:: porn shop
|
| pornoshow {m}
|
:: porn show
|
| pornostampa {f}
|
:: pornographic publications (collectively)
|
| pornostar {mf}
|
:: porn star
|
| pornovideo {m}
|
:: pornographic video
|
| poro {m}
|
:: pore
|
| poroadenite {f}
|
:: synonym of adenite
|
| poroforo {adj}
|
:: porophorous (relating to a blowing agent)
|
| porosimetria {f}
|
:: porosimetry
|
| porosità {f}
|
:: porosity
|
| poroso {adj}
|
:: porous
|
| poroso {adj}
|
:: permeable
|
| porpora {f}
|
:: Tyrian purple (dyestuff)
|
| porpora {f}
|
:: purpura
|
| porpora {f}
|
:: purpure
|
| porpora {m}
|
:: purple, crimson
|
| porpora {adj}
|
:: purple, crimson
|
| porporate {adj}
|
:: purple-clad. A derivative of the word porpora
|
| porporato {m}
|
:: cardinal
|
| porporeggiare {v}
|
:: to become, or to dye purple
|
| porporino {adj}
|
:: purple
|
| porraccio {m} /porˈrat.t͡ʃo/
|
:: synonym of asfodelo
|
| porraccio {m}
|
:: synonym of porrandello
|
| porraceo {adj}
|
:: porraceous
|
| porrandello {m} /por.ranˈdɛl.lo/
|
:: wild leek (Allium ampeloprasum, syn. Allium porrum)
|
| porrata {f}
|
:: leek soup
|
| porrazzo {m} /porˈrat.t͡so/
|
:: alternative form of porraccio
|
| porre {vt} /ˈpo.rːe/
|
:: to put, to place
|
| porre fine {v}
|
:: to finish off, kill
|
| porro {m} /ˈpɔr.ro/
|
:: leek
|
| porro {m}
|
:: wart
|
| porroso {adj}
|
:: warty, verrucose
|
| porsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of porre
|
| porsi {vr}
|
:: to put oneself into a specified position
|
| porta- {prefix}
|
:: Used to form nouns describing objects that carry, contain or secure something
|
| porta {f}
|
:: gate
|
| porta {f}
|
:: door
|
| porta {f}
|
:: port
|
| portaacqua {mf} /por.ta.ˈak.kwa/
|
:: synonym of acquaiolo
|
| portaacqua {mf}
|
:: A domestique tasked with refilling the leader's canteen
|
| portaaghi {m}
|
:: needle case
|
| portaaghi {m}
|
:: needle holder
|
| portaamalgama {m}
|
:: alternative form of portamalgama
|
| porta aperta {f}
|
:: open house
|
| porta a porta {adj}
|
:: door-to-door
|
| porta a porta {adv}
|
:: door-to-door
|
| porta a porta {m}
|
:: door-to-door activity
|
| porta bacinella {m}
|
:: commode
|
| portabagagli {m}
|
:: porter
|
| portabagagli {m}
|
:: any structure in or on a vehicle for carrying baggage or luggage
|
| portabagagli {adj}
|
:: That carries baggage or luggage
|
| portabandiera {mf}
|
:: flag-bearer
|
| portabastoni {m}
|
:: golf caddy
|
| portabastoni {m}
|
:: stick or cane rack
|
| portabiancheria {f}
|
:: laundry basket
|
| portabici {m}
|
:: cycle rack; cycle carrier
|
| portabicicletta {m}
|
:: cycle rack; cycle carrier
|
| portabiciclette {m}
|
:: bicycle stand, bicycle rack, bike rack
|
| portabiglietti {m}
|
:: card or ticket holder or case
|
| portabile {adj}
|
:: portable
|
| portabile {adj}
|
:: wearable
|
| portabilità {f}
|
:: portability
|
| portabiti {m}
|
:: coat hanger
|
| portabiti {m}
|
:: clothes peg
|
| portabiti {m}
|
:: clothes stand, hall stand
|
| portablocco {m}
|
:: clipboard
|
| portabollo {m}
|
:: licence holder (in a car windscreen)
|
| portabombe {m} /pɔrtaˈbombe/
|
:: bomb bay
|
| portabombe {m}
|
:: bomb rack (in an aircraft)
|
| portaborracce {mf}
|
:: The person who supplies water bottles in a cycle race
|
| portaborse {mf}
|
:: flunkey, lackey
|
| portabottiglie {m}
|
:: bottle carrier or rack
|
| portabottiglie {m}
|
:: wine rack
|
| portaburro {m}
|
:: butter dish
|
| portacampione {adj}
|
:: specimen (attributive)
|
| portacandele {m}
|
:: candle holder
|
| portacappelli {m}
|
:: synonym of cappelliera
|
| portacaratteri {m}
|
:: type holder
|
| portacarta {m}
|
:: tissue holder
|
| portacarta {m}
|
:: toilet paper holder
|
| portacarte {m}
|
:: paper carrier or rack
|
| portacassette {m}
|
:: cassette case or rack (or similar storage system)
|
| portacatino {m}
|
:: washstand (containing a washbasin)
|
| porta-cd {m}
|
:: CD rack or similar storage system
|
| portacenere {m}
|
:: ashtray
|
| portaceste {mf}
|
:: A person who carries luggage (typically of actors)
|
| portachiavi {m}
|
:: keychain
|
| portachiavi {m}
|
:: keyring
|
| portacipria {m}
|
:: powder compact
|
| portacolori {m}
|
:: athlete, member (of a sport team)
|
| portacoltelli {m}
|
:: knife block
|
| portacontainer {adj}
|
:: container ship (attributive)
|
| portacontenitori {adj}
|
:: portacontainer (attributive)
|
| portacorrente {adj} /ˈpɔr.ta.korˈrɛn.te/
|
:: current-carrying
|
| portacovoni {m}
|
:: The part of a reaper (or combine harvester) that temporarily holds sheaves
|
| portacqua {mf} /porˈtak.kwa/
|
:: alternative form of portaacqua
|
| portacravatte {m}
|
:: tie rack
|
| portacroce {m}
|
:: cross-carrier
|
| porta di dietro {f}
|
:: back door
|
| portadischi {m}
|
:: album (long-playing record)
|
| portadischi {m}
|
:: record rack (or similar storage system)
|
| porta di servizio {f}
|
:: back door
|
| portadocumenti {m}
|
:: document case
|
| portadocumenti {m}
|
:: briefcase
|
| portadolci {m}
|
:: cake stand
|
| portaelicotteri {m}
|
:: helicopter carrier
|
| portaerei {f} /portaˈɛrei/
|
:: aircraft carrier
|
| portaerei {f}
|
:: flattop
|
| portaeromobili {f}
|
:: aircraft carrier
|
| portafazzolettone {m}
|
:: woggle
|
| portaferiti {m}
|
:: stretcher bearer
|
| portafiaccole {m}
|
:: The metal support (on a wall) that holds flaming torches
|
| portafiammiferi {m}
|
:: match holder; matchbook, matchbox
|
| portafiaschi {m}
|
:: A basket that holds an open wine bottle (at an angle)
|
| portafiaschi {m}
|
:: A container for carrying flasks or bottles
|
| portafilo {m}
|
:: A device in a loom that holds the warp
|
| portafinestra {f}
|
:: French window
|
| portafinestra {f}
|
:: patio doors
|
| portafiori {m}
|
:: flower stand
|
| portafogli {m} /por.taˈfɔʎ.ʎi/
|
:: alternative form of portafoglio
|
| portafoglio {m} /por.taˈfɔʎ.ʎo/
|
:: wallet, billfold
|
| portafoglio {m}
|
:: portfolio (post of a cabinet minister; group of assets hold by an investor)
|
| portafortuna {m}
|
:: lucky charm, amulet, lucky mascot
|
| portafortuna {adj}
|
:: lucky
|
| portafotografie {m}
|
:: picture frame
|
| portafotografie {m}
|
:: photograph holder
|
| portafrutta {m}
|
:: fruit bowl
|
| portafusibili {m}
|
:: fuse box
|
| portaghiaccio {m}
|
:: ice bucket
|
| portagioie {m}
|
:: jewel box, jewel case
|
| portagioielli {m}
|
:: jewel box, jewel case
|
| portagiornali {m}
|
:: newspaper or magazine rack
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| portagomitoli {m}
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:: A case that holds a ball of twine and from which it is dispensed
|
| portaidrovolanti {f}
|
:: seaplane tender / carrier
|
| portaimmondizie {m}
|
:: dustbin, garbage can
|
| portaimpronta {m}
|
:: The tray used to hold an impression of teeth from which a prosthesis is to be made
|
| portaincenso {m}
|
:: incense holder
|
| portainfante {m}
|
:: alternative form of portinfante
|
| portainnesto {m}
|
:: rootstock
|
| portainsegna {m}
|
:: standard bearer
|
| portalame {m}
|
:: blade holder / carrier
|
| portalampada {m}
|
:: lamp (or bulb) holder or socket
|
| portalapis {m}
|
:: pencil holder
|
| portalapis {m}
|
:: pencil box, pencil case
|
| portale {f}
|
:: A portal
|
| portale {f}
|
:: A portal, a portal site, front door, home page
|
| portalettere {mf}
|
:: postman / postwoman, mailman / mailwoman
|
| portaliquori {m}
|
:: A tray used to hold bottles of liquor
|
| portamalgama {m}
|
:: amalgam carrier
|
| portamantelli {m}
|
:: clothes rack, clothes stand
|
| portamantello {m}
|
:: A bag in which coats may be carried when travelling
|
| portamatita {m}
|
:: pencil holder, pencil topper, pencil extender
|
| portamatite {m}
|
:: pencil holder
|
| portamatite {m}
|
:: pencil box, pencil case
|
| portamento {m} /portaˈmento/
|
:: bearing, carriage, deportment
|
| portamiccia {m}
|
:: A stick around which a fuse was rolled when firing a cannon etc
|
| portamina {m}
|
:: mechanical pencil, propelling pencil
|
| portamine {m}
|
:: alternative form of portamina
|
| portamissili {m}
|
:: missile carrier
|
| portamonete {m}
|
:: purse, porte-monnaie
|
| portamorso {m}
|
:: The part of a horse's harness that holds the bit
|
| portampolle {m}
|
:: cruet set (that holds small bottles of oil and vinegar)
|
| portamunizioni {m}
|
:: The officer responsible for transporting ammunition
|
| portamusica {m}
|
:: A cabinet in which sheet music is held
|
| portante {v}
|
:: present participle of portare
|
| portante {adj}
|
:: load-bearing, supporting (of a wall)
|
| portantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of portarsi
|
| portantina {f}
|
:: sedan chair
|
| portantina {f}
|
:: stretcher (medical)
|
| portantina {f}
|
:: palanquin, litter
|
| portantina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of portantino
|
| portantino {m}
|
:: stretcher-bearer
|
| portantino {m}
|
:: sedan bearer
|
| portanza {f}
|
:: The maximum carrying capacity of a vehicle
|
| portanza {f}
|
:: Lift (aeronautical)
|
| portaobiettivi {m}
|
:: nose piece (of a microscope)
|
| portaocchiali {m}
|
:: spectacle case
|
| portaoggetti {m}
|
:: Any of various containers
|
| portaolio {m}
|
:: cruet of oil
|
| portaolio {m}
|
:: (small) oilcan
|
| portaombrelli {m}
|
:: umbrella stand
|
| portaordini {mf}
|
:: messenger, runner
|
| portaorologio {m}
|
:: A support for a pocket watch when not being worn
|
| portaovo {m}
|
:: alternative form of portauovo
|
| portapacchi {m}
|
:: luggage rack, roof rack
|
| portapagine {m}
|
:: A cardboard base on which newspapers are loaded to be sold on the streets
|
| portapane {m}
|
:: bread bin
|
| portaparola {mf}
|
:: synonym of portavoce
|
| portapenne {m}
|
:: pencil holder
|
| portapenne {m}
|
:: pencil case, pencil box
|
| portapennoni {m}
|
:: A support on which lowered flagpoles are placed
|
| portapezzo {m}
|
:: chuck (device to hold a workpiece)
|
| portapiatti {m}
|
:: plate rack; drainer
|
| portapiatti {m}
|
:: tray (to hold a plate etc)
|
| portapillole {m}
|
:: pillbox (for pills)
|
| portapipe {m}
|
:: pipe rack
|
| portaposate {m}
|
:: cutlery box or basket
|
| portaposta {m}
|
:: letter rack
|
| portapranzi {m}
|
:: food hamper
|
| porta pranzo {m}
|
:: lunch box (typically of plastic)
|
| portapunta {m}
|
:: drill chuck
|
| portar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of portare
|
| portarazzi {m}
|
:: rocket launcher (or support for rockets when transported)
|
| portare {vt}
|
:: to bring, fetch, take, carry
|
| portare {vt}
|
:: to transmit; to relay
|
| portare {vt}
|
:: to propose
|
| portare {vt}
|
:: to lead or drive
|
| portare {vt}
|
:: to wear
|
| portare {vt}
|
:: to bear; to feel; to harbor
|
| portare {vt}
|
:: to have; to bear
|
| portare a compimento {v}
|
:: to see through
|
| portare a compimento {v}
|
:: to go all the way
|
| portare a compimento {v}
|
:: to complete
|
| portare a termine {vt}
|
:: to wrap up, complete
|
| portare a termine {vt}
|
:: to see through or see out
|
| portare civette ad Atene {v}
|
:: alternative form of portare nottole ad Atene
|
| portare il cervello all'ammasso {v}
|
:: to toe the line, submit
|
| portare in palmo di mano {vt}
|
:: to repute, to consider, to judge, to think, to appreciate
|
| portare in tavola {v}
|
:: to serve (food)
|
| portare nottole ad Atene {v}
|
:: To bring owls to Athens, to carry coals to Newcastle; to undertake a pointless, redundant, unnecessary, superfluous, or highly uneconomical venture
|
| portare rancore {v}
|
:: to have a chip on one's shoulder
|
| portare sulla cattiva strada {v}
|
:: to mislead
|
| portare sulla cattiva strada {v}
|
:: (literally) To lead astray
|
| portare sulla cattiva strada {v}
|
:: lead someone down the garden path
|
| portare via {v}
|
:: to take away, carry out
|
| portare via {v}
|
:: to clear away
|
| portare via {v}
|
:: to abduct
|
| portarifiuti {m}
|
:: refuse bin, rubbish bin, trash can
|
| portarifiuti {m}
|
:: litter bin (in the street)
|
| portarinfuse {m}
|
:: bulk carrier
|
| portaritratti {m}
|
:: picture frame
|
| portaritratti {m}
|
:: photograph holder
|
| portariviste {m}
|
:: magazine rack
|
| portarocchetto {m}
|
:: The pin in a sewing machine on which the spool carrying the thread is wound
|
| portarossetto {m}
|
:: lipstick holder or case
|
| portarotoli {m}
|
:: toilet roll holder
|
| portarotoli {m}
|
:: kitchen roll holder
|
| portarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of portare
|
| portarsi {vt}
|
:: to bring along
|
| portarsi {vi}
|
:: to go; to move; to bring oneself
|
| portarsi {vi}
|
:: to behave
|
| portarsi {vi}
|
:: to feel
|
| portarsi a letto {vr}
|
:: to cop off with
|
| portasapone {m}
|
:: soap dish
|
| portascalmiera {m}
|
:: The metal plate that supports the rowlock of a rowing boat
|
| portascalmo {m}
|
:: A wooden tablet where the rowlock is fixed
|
| portascì {m}
|
:: ski rack
|
| portasciugamani {m}
|
:: towel rack, towel rail, towel ring
|
| portasciugamano {m}
|
:: towel rail
|
| porta secondaria {n}
|
:: postern
|
| porta secondaria {n}
|
:: A back gate, back door, side entrance, or other gateway distinct from the main entrance
|
| portasfortuna {m}
|
:: jinx
|
| portasfortuna {adj}
|
:: unlucky
|
| portasigarette {m}
|
:: cigarette case
|
| portasigari {m}
|
:: cigar case or box
|
| portaspada {m}
|
:: A lacing, hanging from the belt, that supports a sword
|
| portaspazzolini {m}
|
:: A glass or similar container for toothbrushs (in a bathroom)
|
| portaspazzolino {m}
|
:: toothbrush holder
|
| portaspezie {m}
|
:: spice rack
|
| portaspilli {m}
|
:: pincushion
|
| portassegni {m}
|
:: chequebook holder
|
| portastampo {m}
|
:: mould / mold holder
|
| portastanghe {m}
|
:: backband
|
| portastecchini {m}
|
:: toothpick holder
|
| portastendardo {m}
|
:: standard bearer
|
| portastuzzicadenti {m}
|
:: synonym of portastecchini
|
| porta sul retro {f}
|
:: back door
|
| portata {f}
|
:: course, plate
|
| portata {f}
|
:: capacity
|
| portata {f}
|
:: carrying capacity
|
| portata {f}
|
:: the amount of traffic that can develop on a specific railway line
|
| portata {f}
|
:: the maximum that can be measured with a given measuring instrument
|
| portata {f}
|
:: range
|
| portata {f}
|
:: range
|
| portata {f}
|
:: scope
|
| portata {f}
|
:: scope
|
| portata {f}
|
:: a fencer's ability to duck
|
| portata {f}
|
:: economic or intellectual availability or accessibility
|
| portata {f}
|
:: importance, significance
|
| portata {f}
|
:: ability, stature, caliber, social rank, tether
|
| portata {f}
|
:: flow
|
| portata {f}
|
:: bloodflow
|
| portata principale {f}
|
:: main course
|
| portatessera {m}
|
:: ticket or card holder
|
| portatessere {m}
|
:: credit card holder (part of a wallet)
|
| portaticcio {adj}
|
:: transported (from one place to another)
|
| portatico {m}
|
:: A tribute that was once paid at a city gate or on entering a port
|
| portatile {adj}
|
:: portable
|
| portatile {m}
|
:: laptop, laptop computer, notebook
|
| portato {adj}
|
:: second-hand, used
|
| portato {adj}
|
:: (with per or a) prone, given, inclined, that has a bent (to)
|
| portato {m}
|
:: result, outcome
|
| portatore {m}
|
:: bearer
|
| portatore {m}
|
:: carrier
|
| portatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of portarsi
|
| portatovagliolo {m}
|
:: napkin ring
|
| portatrice {f}
|
:: feminine noun of portatore
|
| portattrezzi {m}
|
:: toolbox, tool chest
|
| portauova {m}
|
:: egg case, egg cup
|
| portauovo {m}
|
:: eggcup
|
| porta USB {f}
|
:: USB port
|
| portautensili {m}
|
:: tool post
|
| portavalori {m}
|
:: security guard
|
| portavasi {m}
|
:: flowerpot stand, jardiniere
|
| portavivande {m}
|
:: hamper (of food)
|
| portavivande {m}
|
:: dumb waiter
|
| portavoce {mf}
|
:: megaphone
|
| portavoce {mf}
|
:: spokesperson; spokesman {m} or spokeswoman {f}
|
| portavoce {mf}
|
:: lobbyist, spin doctor
|
| porte-enfant {m}
|
:: carrycot
|
| porte-enfant {m}
|
:: child carrier
|
| portegno {adj}
|
:: Of or from Buenos Aires
|
| portegno {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Buenos Aires
|
| portego {m}
|
:: porch; entrance hall
|
| portella {f}
|
:: (small) door
|
| portelleria {f}
|
:: The hatches of a vessel collectively
|
| portellino {m}
|
:: scuttle (hatch)
|
| portello {m} /porˈtɛl.lo/
|
:: door (at an entrance)
|
| portello {m}
|
:: hatch (on a ship)
|
| portellone {m}
|
:: Large door, especially on an aircraft
|
| portellone {m}
|
:: hatchback (car)
|
| portenaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of portinaio
|
| portendente {v}
|
:: present participle of portendere
|
| portendere {vt}
|
:: to prognosticate, presage, portend
|
| portento {m}
|
:: wonder, marvel
|
| portento {m}
|
:: miracle
|
| portento {m}
|
:: genius, prodigy
|
| portentoso {adj}
|
:: prodigious, wonderful, marvelous, portentous
|
| porteria {f}
|
:: synonym of portineria
|
| porticato {m}
|
:: portico
|
| porticato {m}
|
:: porch
|
| porticato {adj}
|
:: porticoed
|
| porticciolo {m}
|
:: small harbour
|
| porticciolo {m}
|
:: marina
|
| porticciolo turistico {m}
|
:: marina
|
| porticese {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Portici
|
| porticese {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Portici
|
| Portici {prop}
|
:: Portici (town)
|
| porticina {f}
|
:: little door
|
| portico {m}
|
:: portico, arcade, porch
|
| portiera {f}
|
:: door (in a car)
|
| portiera {f}
|
:: female equivalent of portiere
|
| portiera a forbice {f}
|
:: scissor door
|
| portiera a vento {f}
|
:: suicide door
|
| portierato {m}
|
:: The job of a caretaker
|
| portiere {m} /porˈtjɛ.re/
|
:: doorman, janitor, concierge, caretaker, doorkeeper, porter
|
| portiere {m}
|
:: goalkeeper, keeper, goaltender, goalie
|
| portinaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of portinaio
|
| portinaio {m}
|
:: concierge (male)
|
| portinaio {m}
|
:: caretaker
|
| portineria {f}
|
:: lodge (for a concierge, caretaker, porter etc)
|
| portinfante {m}
|
:: alternative form of porte-enfant
|
| portinnesto {m}
|
:: alternative form of portainnesto
|
| portinsegna {m}
|
:: alternative form of portainsegna
|
| porto {m} /ˈpɔrto/
|
:: port, harbour
|
| porto {m}
|
:: port (beverage)
|
| porto {m}
|
:: carriage
|
| porto d'armi {m}
|
:: gun license
|
| porto di mare {m}
|
:: A place with a lot of coming and going or hustle and bustle
|
| porto di mare {m}
|
:: hive of activity
|
| portoelpidiense {adj}
|
:: Of or from Porto Sant'Elpidio
|
| Porto Empedocle {prop}
|
:: Porto Empedocle (town)
|
| Portoferraio {prop} /ˌpɔr.to.ferˈra.jo/
|
:: Portoferraio (city/and/harbour)
|
| portogallo {m} /por.toˈɡal.lo/
|
:: orange
|
| Portogallo {prop} /por.toˈɡal.lo/
|
:: Portogallo (country)
|
| portoghese {adj}
|
:: Portuguese
|
| portoghese {mf}
|
:: Portuguese
|
| portoghese {m}
|
:: The Portuguese language (singular only)
|
| portoghese {m}
|
:: A Portuguese vine that produces red grapes
|
| Portogruaro {prop}
|
:: Portogruaro (town)
|
| portolano {m} /poɾ.toˈla.no/
|
:: portolan (chart of European navigable waters based on descriptions of coasts)
|
| portolato {m}
|
:: A motorboat that ferries fish from fishing boats moored offshore
|
| Portole {prop}
|
:: Oprtalj
|
| portombrelli {m}
|
:: alternative form of portaombrelli
|
| portonaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of portinaia
|
| portoncino {m}
|
:: wicket gate (small door set in a larger one)
|
| portoncino {m}
|
:: front door (entrance to a building)
|
| portone {m}
|
:: entrance
|
| portone {m}
|
:: front door
|
| portorealista {mf}
|
:: Jansenist of the Port-Royal-des-Champs community
|
| portoricana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of portoricano
|
| portoricano {adj}
|
:: Puerto Rican
|
| portoricano {m}
|
:: Puerto Rican
|
| Portorico {prop}
|
:: Puerto Rico
|
| Porto Rico {prop}
|
:: Puerto Rico
|
| portoro {m}
|
:: A form of black marble, having gold-coloured veins
|
| Portorose {prop}
|
:: Portorose (small town)
|
| Porto Sant'Elpidio {prop}
|
:: Porto Sant'Elpidio (town)
|
| Porto Vecchio {prop} /ˈpɔrto ˈvɛkkjo/
|
:: Porto Vecchio, a French commune in Corse-du-Sud department, Corsica
|
| portovirese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Porto Viro
|
| Porto Viro {prop}
|
:: Porto Viro (town)
|
| portuale {adj} /por.tuˈa.le/
|
:: port, dock
|
| portuale {m}
|
:: docker (worker in a port or dock)
|
| portualità {f}
|
:: ports
|
| portuario {adj}
|
:: port, harbour (attributive)
|
| portuense {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the ancient city of Porto (Portus) near Rome
|
| portuense {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the F.C. Porto football club
|
| portulaca {f}
|
:: purslane (any plant of the family Portulacaceae)
|
| portuoso {adj}
|
:: with many harbours; with many ports
|
| Porzia {prop}
|
:: Portia
|
| Porzio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| porzionamento {m}
|
:: portioning (out) - division into portions
|
| porzionante {v}
|
:: present participle of porzionare
|
| porzionare {v}
|
:: to portion (divide into portions)
|
| porzionato {adj}
|
:: portioned (divided into portions)
|
| porzionatore {m}
|
:: scoop
|
| porzione {f}
|
:: portion, share
|
| porzione {f}
|
:: helping (portion or serving, especially of food that one takes for oneself, or to which one helps oneself)
|
| porzione {f}
|
:: serving (portion (especially, of a meal) served to someone)
|
| pos- {prefix} /ˈpɔs/
|
:: alternative form of post-
|
| posa {f}
|
:: pose
|
| posa {f}
|
:: posing
|
| posa {f}
|
:: exposure (photographic)
|
| posa {f}
|
:: placing, laying
|
| posacavi {f}
|
:: cable ship
|
| posacenere {m}
|
:: ashtray
|
| posaferro {m}
|
:: iron (tool) stand
|
| posamento {m}
|
:: pose, posing
|
| posamine {mf}
|
:: minelayer
|
| posamolle {m}
|
:: fireside set, companion set
|
| posante {v}
|
:: present participle of posare
|
| posantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of posarsi
|
| posapiano {mf}
|
:: slowcoach
|
| posare {vt}
|
:: to put or lay down
|
| posare {vt}
|
:: to direct; to turn
|
| posare {vt}
|
:: to calm down; to placate
|
| posare {v}
|
:: to lay or rest (on)
|
| posare {vi}
|
:: to pose
|
| posare {v}
|
:: to place in a fixed position
|
| posare {v}
|
:: to behave affectedly (like); to act (like)
|
| posareti {n}
|
:: net-layer, net-drifter
|
| posarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of posare
|
| posarsi {v}
|
:: to lay or rest (on)
|
| posarsi {v}
|
:: to land or fall gently (on)
|
| posarsi {v}
|
:: to settle (on); to fix (on); to turn (to)
|
| posata {f}
|
:: piece of cutlery
|
| posata {f}
|
:: a place mat
|
| posatamente {adv}
|
:: sensibly, steadily
|
| posatamente {adv}
|
:: moderately
|
| posateria {f}
|
:: cutlery
|
| posatezza {f}
|
:: composure
|
| posatezza {f}
|
:: steadiness
|
| posatezza {f}
|
:: balance
|
| posato {adj}
|
:: composed, poised, staid
|
| posato {adj}
|
:: sensible, steady
|
| posato {adj}
|
:: moderate, measured
|
| posatoio {m}
|
:: perch, roost
|
| posatore {m}
|
:: layer (person who lays things, such as tiles)
|
| posatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of posarsi
|
| posatrice {f}
|
:: layer (woman who lays things, such as tiles)
|
| posatubi {adj}
|
:: pipelaying (attributive)
|
| posatubi {mf}
|
:: pipelayer
|
| posatura {f}
|
:: sediment, dregs, lees
|
| posbellico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of postbellico
|
| posca {f}
|
:: posca
|
| poschiavino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Poschiavo
|
| Poschiavino {prop}
|
:: A river that flows from Switzerland into Lombardy
|
| Poschiavo {prop}
|
:: Poschiavo (village)
|
| poscia {adv} /ˈpɔ.ʃa/
|
:: after, afterwards
|
| poscia {conj}
|
:: after
|
| poscia {conj}
|
:: since, because
|
| posciadesco {adj}
|
:: farcical
|
| poscondola {f} /posˈkon.do.la/
|
:: A small clearing
|
| posconsonantico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of postconsonantico
|
| poscrai {adv} /poˈskrai/
|
:: overmorrow, the day after tomorrow
|
| poscritto {m}
|
:: postscript
|
| posdatante {v}
|
:: present participle of posdatare
|
| posdatare {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of postdatare
|
| posdatato {adj}
|
:: postdated
|
| posdentale {adj}
|
:: alternative form of postdentale
|
| posdiluviano {adj} /ˌpɔs.di.luˈvja.no/
|
:: rare form of postdiluviano
|
| posdomani {adv} /ˌpɔs.doˈma.ni/
|
:: On the day after tomorrow; overmorrow
|
| posdomani {m}
|
:: The day after tomorrow; overmorrow
|
| posdomattina {adv}
|
:: In the morning of the day after tomorrow
|
| Poseidone {prop}
|
:: Poseidon
|
| Posidone {prop}
|
:: Poseidon
|
| positio {f} /poˈzit.t͡sjo/
|
:: position (of a vowel)
|
| positiva {f}
|
:: print (photographic)
|
| positivamente {adv}
|
:: positively
|
| positivismo {m}
|
:: positivism (all senses)
|
| positivista {adj}
|
:: positivist
|
| positivista {adj}
|
:: pragmatic
|
| positivista {mf}
|
:: positivist
|
| positivista {mf}
|
:: pragmatist
|
| positivistico {adj}
|
:: positivist, positivistic
|
| positività {f}
|
:: positiveness, positivity
|
| positivizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of positivizzare
|
| positivizzare {v}
|
:: To positivize
|
| positivo {adj}
|
:: positive
|
| positone {m}
|
:: alternative form of positrone
|
| positonio {m}
|
:: alternative form of positronio
|
| positrone {m}
|
:: positron
|
| positronico {adj}
|
:: positronic
|
| positronio {m}
|
:: positronium
|
| posizionale {adj}
|
:: positional
|
| posizionamento {m}
|
:: positioning (all senses)
|
| posizionante {v}
|
:: present participle of posizionare
|
| posizionantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of posizionarsi
|
| posizionare {vt}
|
:: to place, to set, to position, to locate, to seat
|
| posizionarsi {vr}
|
:: to place oneself
|
| posizionatore {m}
|
:: positioner (device)
|
| posizionatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of posizionarsi
|
| posizione {f}
|
:: position
|
| posizione {f}
|
:: whereabouts
|
| posizione del missionario {f}
|
:: missionary position
|
| posizione di vantaggio {f}
|
:: vantage point
|
| posliminio {m}
|
:: alternative form of postliminio
|
| posludio {m}
|
:: alternative form of postludio
|
| posola {f}
|
:: The leather strap that holds the stirrup
|
| posolino {m}
|
:: crupper (horse harness)
|
| posologia {f}
|
:: posology
|
| posologico {adj}
|
:: posologic, posological
|
| pospasto {m}
|
:: afters, dessert, pudding (dish that ends a meal)
|
| posponente {v}
|
:: present participle of posporre
|
| posponimento {m}
|
:: postposition
|
| posponimento {m}
|
:: postponement
|
| posporre {vt}
|
:: To postpone or put off
|
| posporre {vt}
|
:: To subordinate
|
| pospositivo {adj}
|
:: postpositive
|
| posposizione {f}
|
:: postposition
|
| posposizione {f}
|
:: postponement
|
| possa {f} /ˈpɔs.sa/
|
:: power, strength, vigour
|
| possanza {f}
|
:: power
|
| possanza {f}
|
:: strength
|
| possedente {v}
|
:: present participle of possedere
|
| possedere {vt}
|
:: to possess, have, own
|
| possedere {vt}
|
:: to master
|
| possedimento {m}
|
:: property, estate
|
| possedimento {m}
|
:: possession (of territory)
|
| posseditore {m}
|
:: owner
|
| possente {adj}
|
:: strong, powerful
|
| possentemente {adv}
|
:: powerfully, mightily, with might and main
|
| possessione {f}
|
:: possession
|
| possessivamente {adv}
|
:: possessively
|
| possessività {f}
|
:: possessivity, possessiveness
|
| possessivo {adj}
|
:: possessive
|
| possesso {m}
|
:: possession, ownership
|
| possesso {m}
|
:: (plural) property, estate
|
| possesso {m}
|
:: (of a subject, a language etc.) mastery
|
| possessore {m}
|
:: possessor, owner
|
| possessore {m}
|
:: holder (of a title etc)
|
| possessorio {adj}
|
:: possessory
|
| possibile {adj} /posˈsi.bi.le/
|
:: possible
|
| possibile {ms}
|
:: (the) possible
|
| possibile {ms}
|
:: everything possible
|
| possibilismo {m}
|
:: possibilism
|
| possibilissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of possibile
|
| possibilista {adj}
|
:: non-dogmatic, permissive, liberal, broad-minded
|
| possibilista {adj}
|
:: possibilistic
|
| possibilista {mf}
|
:: such a person
|
| possibilistico {adj}
|
:: non-dogmatic, permissive, liberal, broad-minded
|
| possibilistico {adj}
|
:: possibilistic
|
| possibilità {f}
|
:: possibility
|
| possibilità {f}
|
:: opportunity, chance, occasion
|
| possibilmente {adv}
|
:: if possible
|
| possidente {mf}
|
:: Person who owns property
|
| possidenza {f}
|
:: property (possessed as a right)
|
| possidenza {f}
|
:: landowners (as a group)
|
| post- {prefix} /ˈpɔst/
|
:: post-
|
| post- {prefix}
|
:: Forms terms relating to post / mail
|
| post {m}
|
:: post (message in a forum)
|
| posta {f} /ˈpɔs.ta/
|
:: mail, post
|
| posta {f}
|
:: post office
|
| posta {f}
|
:: stakes
|
| postaccio {m}
|
:: dump
|
| postacelere {f}
|
:: express delivery (of mail)
|
| postadolescente {adj}
|
:: postadolescent
|
| postadolescente {mf}
|
:: postadolescent
|
| postadolescenziale {adj}
|
:: postadolescent
|
| posta elettronica {f}
|
:: email, e-mail, electronic mail
|
| postagiro {m}
|
:: postal giro (cheque)
|
| postale {adj}
|
:: postal, post, mail, post office
|
| postale {m}
|
:: packet, mail boat
|
| postale {m}
|
:: mail train
|
| postalveolare {adj} /po.stal.ve.oˈla.re/
|
:: postalveolar (articulated with the tongue against the back of the alveolar ridge)
|
| postalveolare {f}
|
:: A postalveolar speech sound
|
| postante {v}
|
:: present participle of postare
|
| postapocalittico {adj}
|
:: postapocalyptic
|
| postappello {m}
|
:: A university examination session for those who appealed against their original grade
|
| postare {vt}
|
:: to post
|
| postassiale {adj}
|
:: postaxial
|
| postassorbitivo {adj}
|
:: postabsorptive
|
| postatomico {adj}
|
:: postatomic, postnuclear
|
| post-autoritario {adj}
|
:: post-authoritarian
|
| postavanguardia {f}
|
:: post avant-guard
|
| postazione {f}
|
:: emplacement
|
| postazione {f}
|
:: place, site, location
|
| postbariatrico {adj}
|
:: post-bariatric
|
| postbellico {adj}
|
:: postwar
|
| postbruciatore {m}
|
:: afterburner
|
| postcapitalistico {adj}
|
:: post-capitalistic
|
| postcoitale {adj}
|
:: postcoital
|
| postcolombiano {adj}
|
:: post-Columbian
|
| postcoloniale {adj}
|
:: postcolonial
|
| postcombustione {f}
|
:: afterburning, reheat
|
| postcommotivo {adj}
|
:: postconcussional
|
| postcommunio {m}
|
:: postcommunion (final part of the mass)
|
| postcomunismo {m}
|
:: post-communism
|
| postcomunista {adj}
|
:: post-communist
|
| postcomunista {mf}
|
:: post-communist
|
| postconciliare {adj}
|
:: postconciliar
|
| postcongressuale {adj}
|
:: postcongressional, postmeeting
|
| postconsonantico {adj}
|
:: postconsonantal
|
| postconsumistico {adj}
|
:: postconsumerist
|
| postdatante {v}
|
:: present participle of postdatare
|
| postdatare {vt}
|
:: To postdate
|
| postdatato {adj}
|
:: postdated
|
| postdatazione {f}
|
:: postdating
|
| postdemocristiano {adj}
|
:: Following the decline of the Christian Democrat movement
|
| postdentale {adj}
|
:: postdental
|
| postdentale {f}
|
:: postdental consonant
|
| postdiluviale {adj} /ˌpɔs.di.luˈvja.le/
|
:: synonym of olocenico
|
| postdiluviale {m}
|
:: synonym of olocene
|
| postdiluviano {adj} /ˌpɔs.di.luˈvja.no/
|
:: postdiluvial
|
| postdiluviano {adj}
|
:: synonym of postdiluviale
|
| postdottorato {m}
|
:: postdoctorate
|
| posteggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of posteggiare
|
| posteggiare {vt}
|
:: to park
|
| posteggiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of posteggiare
|
| posteggiarsi {v}
|
:: to settle or place oneself
|
| posteggiatore {m}
|
:: parking attendant
|
| posteggio {m}
|
:: synonym of parcheggio
|
| postelegrafico {adj}
|
:: post and telegraph (attributive)
|
| postelegrafonico {adj}
|
:: post, telephone and telegraph (attributive)
|
| postelementare {adj}
|
:: post-elementary (school)
|
| postelettorale {adj}
|
:: post-election (attributive)
|
| postema {f}
|
:: abscess; aposteme
|
| postergale {m}
|
:: backrest
|
| postergare {v}
|
:: to throw away (behind ones back)
|
| postergare {v}
|
:: to neglect
|
| postergare {v}
|
:: to annotate
|
| posteri {mp}
|
:: posterity
|
| posteri {mp}
|
:: descendants
|
| posteria {f}
|
:: grocer's
|
| posteriore {adj}
|
:: back, rear, posterior, hind in space
|
| posteriore {adj}
|
:: later, following, subsequent in time
|
| posteriore {m}
|
:: buttocks, bottom, behind, bum
|
| posteriorità {f}
|
:: posteriority
|
| posteriormente {adv}
|
:: in the back, at the back
|
| posteriormente {adv}
|
:: later, afterwards
|
| posterità {f}
|
:: posterity
|
| posterla {f}
|
:: alternative form of postierla
|
| postero {m}
|
:: future, posterity
|
| postero {m}
|
:: descendants
|
| posteroanteriore {adj}
|
:: posteroanterior
|
| posterolaterale {adj}
|
:: posterolateral
|
| posteromediale {adj}
|
:: posteromedial
|
| post-fascismo {m}
|
:: post-fascism
|
| postfascismo {m}
|
:: postfascism
|
| postfascista {adj}
|
:: postfascist
|
| postfazione {f}
|
:: postscript
|
| postfemminismo {m}
|
:: postfeminism
|
| postfemminista {adj}
|
:: postfeminist
|
| postferiale {adj}
|
:: After the holiday
|
| postfestivo {adj}
|
:: postfestive
|
| postfordismo {m}
|
:: Post-Fordism (modern capitalism)
|
| postformato {adj}
|
:: postformed
|
| postglaciale {adj}
|
:: postglacial
|
| posticciamente {adv}
|
:: artificially
|
| posticciamente {adv}
|
:: falsely
|
| posticciare {v}
|
:: To make wigs
|
| posticciare {v}
|
:: To plant trees in a plantation
|
| posticciata {f}
|
:: plantation
|
| posticcio {adj}
|
:: added afterwards
|
| posticcio {adj}
|
:: artificial
|
| posticcio {adj}
|
:: false
|
| posticcio {m}
|
:: hairpiece, wig, toupe
|
| posticcio {m}
|
:: plantation (of trees, in rows)
|
| posticino {m}
|
:: A small, confined but comfortable place
|
| posticino {m}
|
:: A post having little responsibility; a sinecure
|
| posticino {m}
|
:: A toilet
|
| posticipante {v}
|
:: present participle of posticipare
|
| posticipare {vt}
|
:: To postpone or defer
|
| posticipatamente {adv}
|
:: later
|
| posticipato {adj}
|
:: delayed, deferred
|
| posticipazione {f}
|
:: postponement
|
| posticipazione {f}
|
:: deferment
|
| postiere {m}
|
:: postman
|
| postiere {m}
|
:: postilion
|
| postieri {adv}
|
:: On the day before yesterday
|
| postierla {f}
|
:: postern
|
| postiglione {m}
|
:: postillion
|
| postilla {f}
|
:: marginal note
|
| postilla {f}
|
:: marginalia
|
| postillante {v}
|
:: present participle of postillare
|
| postillare {vt}
|
:: to annotate
|
| postillare {vt}
|
:: to gloss
|
| postillatore {m}
|
:: annotator
|
| postillatura {f}
|
:: annotation
|
| postime {m}
|
:: seedlings
|
| postime {m}
|
:: The place where a seedling is planted
|
| postimpressionismo {m}
|
:: postimpressionism
|
| postimpressionista {adj}
|
:: postimpressionist
|
| postimpressionista {mf}
|
:: postimpressionist
|
| postina {f}
|
:: postwoman
|
| postindustriale {adj}
|
:: postindustrial
|
| postino {m}
|
:: postman, mailman
|
| postite {f}
|
:: posthitis
|
| postlaurea {adj}
|
:: postgraduate (attributive)
|
| postliminio {m}
|
:: postliminium
|
| postludio {m}
|
:: postlude
|
| postmarxista {adj}
|
:: pot-Marxist, post-marxist
|
| postmarxista {mf}
|
:: post-Marxist, post-marxist
|
| postmenopausale {adj}
|
:: postmenopausal
|
| postmilitare {adj}
|
:: postmilitary
|
| postmodernismo {m}
|
:: postmodernism
|
| postmodernista {adj}
|
:: postmodernist
|
| postmodernità {f}
|
:: postmodernity
|
| postmoderno {adj}
|
:: postmodern
|
| post mortem {adj}
|
:: post mortem
|
| postnatale {adj}
|
:: postnatal
|
| postnormale {adj}
|
:: postnormal
|
| postnucleare {adj}
|
:: postnuclear
|
| posto {m} /ˈpos.to/
|
:: place, spot
|
| posto {m}
|
:: place, position (in a list, classification etc); often not translated
|
| posto {m}
|
:: seat
|
| posto {m}
|
:: room, space
|
| posto {m}
|
:: job, position, post
|
| posto barca {m}
|
:: berth, mooring
|
| posto di blocco {m}
|
:: checkpoint
|
| posto di guida {m}
|
:: driver's seat, driving seat
|
| posto di lavoro {m}
|
:: workplace
|
| posto di lavoro {m}
|
:: job
|
| posto di polizia {m}
|
:: police station
|
| posto letto {m}
|
:: sleeping accommodation
|
| posto letto {m}
|
:: Number of people who can stay in an apartment, bedroom, etc
|
| postonico {adj}
|
:: posttonic
|
| postoperatorio {adj}
|
:: postoperative
|
| postosi {v}
|
:: past participle of porsi
|
| postprandiale {adj}
|
:: postprandial
|
| post produzione {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of post-produzione
|
| post-produzione {f}
|
:: post-production
|
| postproduzione {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of post-produzione
|
| postpuberale {adj}
|
:: postpuberal, postpubertal
|
| postraumatico {adj}
|
:: posttraumatic, post-traumatic
|
| postribolare {adj}
|
:: brothel (attributive)
|
| postribolare {adj}
|
:: obscene
|
| postribolo {m} /posˈtri.bo.lo/
|
:: brothel, bordello
|
| postrisorgimentale {adj}
|
:: After the Risorgimento
|
| post-rivoluzionario {adj}
|
:: postrevolutionary
|
| postscriptum {m}
|
:: postscript, post scriptum
|
| postsecondario {adj}
|
:: postsecondary
|
| postsinaptico {adj}
|
:: postsynaptic
|
| postsincronizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of postsincronizzare
|
| postsincronizzare {vt}
|
:: To postsynchronize (the soundtrack of a film)
|
| postsincronizzazione {f}
|
:: postsynchronization
|
| postsovietico {adj}
|
:: post-Soviet
|
| postulante {mf}
|
:: suitor
|
| postulante {mf}
|
:: wooer
|
| postulante {mf}
|
:: postulant
|
| postulante {v}
|
:: present participle of postulare
|
| postulare {vt}
|
:: to seek admission to a monastery, etc. as a postulant
|
| postulare {vt}
|
:: to postulate (put forward an axiom)
|
| postulare {vt}
|
:: to implicate
|
| postulato {m}
|
:: postulate, axiom
|
| postulatore {m}
|
:: postulator
|
| postulatore {m}
|
:: postulant
|
| postulatorio {adj}
|
:: postulatory
|
| postulazione {f}
|
:: postulation
|
| postumamente {adv}
|
:: posthumously
|
| Postumia {prop}
|
:: Postumia (town)
|
| postumo {adj}
|
:: posthumous
|
| postumo {m}
|
:: consequence, after-effect, hangover
|
| postunitario {adj}
|
:: post-unification (attributive)
|
| postuniversitario {adj}
|
:: postgraduate
|
| postura {f}
|
:: posture, carriage, stance
|
| posturale {adj}
|
:: postural
|
| posturologia {f}
|
:: posturology
|
| posturologo {m}
|
:: posturologist
|
| postutto {adv}
|
:: only in al postutto
|
| postvendita {adj}
|
:: after-sales
|
| postvocalico {adj}
|
:: postvocalic
|
| postvulcanico {adj}
|
:: postvolcanic
|
| potabile {adj} /poˈta.bi.le/
|
:: drinkable, potable
|
| potabilità {f}
|
:: potability
|
| potabilizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of potabilizzare
|
| potabilizzare {vt}
|
:: to make something drinkable
|
| potabilizzatore {m}
|
:: water purifier
|
| potabilizzazione {f}
|
:: purification, treatment (of water)
|
| potaggio {m}
|
:: stew
|
| potaiolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of potatoio
|
| potamologia {f}
|
:: potamology (study of rivers)
|
| potamotoco {adj}
|
:: potamodromous
|
| potante {v}
|
:: present participle of potare
|
| potare {vt} /poˈta.re/
|
:: to prune, trim
|
| potare {v}
|
:: to drink
|
| potassa {f}
|
:: potash; potassium carbonate
|
| potassico {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to potassium
|
| potassiemia {f}
|
:: kalemia
|
| potassio {m} /poˈtas.sjo/
|
:: potassium
|
| potatoio {m}
|
:: billhook (or similar pruning tool)
|
| potatore {m}
|
:: pruner
|
| potatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of potatore
|
| potatura {f}
|
:: pruning
|
| potentato {m}
|
:: power (powerful state, government, organization or group)
|
| potentato {m}
|
:: potentate (powerful person)
|
| potente {adj}
|
:: powerful, potent, mighty
|
| potente {m}
|
:: powerful person
|
| potentemente {adv}
|
:: powerfully
|
| potentemente {adv}
|
:: potently
|
| potentemente {adv}
|
:: forcefully
|
| potentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of potersi
|
| potentino {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Potenza or the Potenza people
|
| potentino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Potenza
|
| potentissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of potente
|
| potenza {f} /poˈtɛntsa/
|
:: power, strength, force, authority
|
| potenza {f}
|
:: powerful or influential person, authority
|
| potenza {f}
|
:: power (nation or state)
|
| potenza {f}
|
:: power
|
| potenza {f}
|
:: power, capacity
|
| potenza {f}
|
:: potency
|
| potenza {f}
|
:: thickness
|
| potenza {f}
|
:: potential
|
| Potenza {prop} /poˈtɛn.t͡sa/
|
:: Potenza (city/and/province)
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| potenza nucleare {f}
|
:: nuclear power (nation that possesses nuclear weapons)
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| potenziale {adj}
|
:: potential
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| potenziale {m}
|
:: potential, power, capability, potentiality
|
| potenzialità {f}
|
:: potential, potentiality, capability, ability
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| potenzialmente {adv}
|
:: potentially, virtually, almost
|
| potenziamento {m}
|
:: development, expansion
|
| potenziamento {m}
|
:: strengthening
|
| potenziamento {m}
|
:: potentiation, potentialization
|
| potenziante {v}
|
:: present participle of potenziare
|
| potenziante {adj}
|
:: empowering
|
| potenziante {adj}
|
:: strengthening
|
| potenziare {vt}
|
:: to strengthen, develop, improve, enhance, empower
|
| potenziare {vt}
|
:: to potentiate
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| potenziato {adj}
|
:: enhanced, strengthened, developed, augmented
|
| potenziometro {m}
|
:: potentiometer
|
| poter {v}
|
:: apocopic form of potere
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| potere {vit} /poˈte.re/
|
:: can, could; be able to
|
| potere {vit}
|
:: may, might; be possible to
|
| potere {m}
|
:: power
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| potere risolvente {m}
|
:: resolving power
|
| potersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of potere
|
| potersi {vr}
|
:: to be able to do something
|
| potersi {vr}
|
:: to have a specified ability
|
| potestà {f}
|
:: power, authority
|
| potestativo {adj}
|
:: potestative, authoritative
|
| potesteria {f}
|
:: alternative form of podesteria
|
| potissimamente {adv} /po.tis.si.maˈmen.te/
|
:: chiefly, mainly, especially
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| potissimo {adj} /poˈtis.si.mo/
|
:: chief, main, principal
|
| poto {m} /ˈpɔ.to/
|
:: beverage, drink
|
| poto {m}
|
:: The act of drinking
|
| potorio {adj} /poˈtɔ.rjo/
|
:: drinking
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| pottaggio {m}
|
:: alternative form of potaggio
|
| pottiniccio {m}
|
:: hodgepodge, concoction, mess
|
| pottiniccio {m}
|
:: sticky mud
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| potto {n}
|
:: potto (Perodicticus potto)
|
| potutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of potersi
|
| pouponniere {f}
|
:: nursery, creche
|
| poventa {f}
|
:: A place sheltered from the wind
|
| pover {adj}
|
:: apocopic form of povere
|
| povera {f}
|
:: female equivalent of povero
|
| poveraccia {f}
|
:: poor thing
|
| poveraccio {m}
|
:: poor thing
|
| poveraglia {f}
|
:: A mass of poor people
|
| poveramente {adv}
|
:: In poverty, poorly
|
| poverazza {f}
|
:: mussel
|
| poverello {m}
|
:: poor person
|
| poveretta {f}
|
:: "Poor thing"
|
| poveretto {m}
|
:: poor thing
|
| poverina {f}
|
:: poor thing
|
| poverino {m}
|
:: poor thing (poor little boy)
|
| poverissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of povero
|
| povero {adj} /ˈpɔ.ve.ro/
|
:: poor (with little or no possessions or money)
|
| povero {adj}
|
:: poor (to be pitied)
|
| povero {m}
|
:: poor man, pauper
|
| povero {m}
|
:: the poor, the needy, poor people
|
| povertà {f}
|
:: poverty, indigence, want, penury, lack
|
| povertà {f}
|
:: bareness
|
| poveruomo {m}
|
:: poor fellow; poor wretch
|
| pozione {f} /potˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: potion (dose of medicinal liquid)
|
| pozione {f}
|
:: drink, beverage
|
| pozione {f}
|
:: potion (dose of magical or poisonous liquid)
|
| poziore {adj}
|
:: preferred; preferential
|
| poziorità {f}
|
:: precedence
|
| poziorità {f}
|
:: preferment, advancement
|
| pozza {f}
|
:: pothole full of water
|
| pozza {f}
|
:: downpour
|
| pozzanghera {f} /potˈt͡san.ɡe.ra/
|
:: puddle (small pool of water)
|
| Pozzecco {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pozzella {f}
|
:: A type of ancient water cistern
|
| pozzetta {f}
|
:: puddle, dimple
|
| pozzetta {f}
|
:: small cavity
|
| pozzetto {m}
|
:: diminutive of pozzo
|
| pozzetto {m}
|
:: manhole (shaft to a sewer)
|
| pozzetto {m}
|
:: well deck, cockpit
|
| pozzo {m} /ˈpot.t͡so/
|
:: well (from which water is drawn)
|
| pozzo a gradini {m}
|
:: stepwell
|
| pozzolana {f}
|
:: pozzolana
|
| pozzolana {f}
|
:: pozzolan
|
| pozzolanico {adj}
|
:: pozzolanic
|
| pozzo nero {n}
|
:: cesspool
|
| pozzo nero {n}
|
:: An underground pit where sewage is held
|
| Pozzuoli {prop}
|
:: Pozzuoli (town)
|
| pracritico {adj}
|
:: Prakritic
|
| pracrito {adj}
|
:: Prakritic
|
| pracrito {m}
|
:: Prakrit (language)
|
| practica {f}
|
:: obsolete form of pratica
|
| practico {adj} /ˈprak.ti.ko/
|
:: obsolete form of pratico
|
| Prada {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Prada {prop}
|
:: Miuccia Prada, Italian designer
|
| Praga {prop}
|
:: Praga (capital city)
|
| Praga {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| praghese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Prague or the Prague people
|
| praghese {mf}
|
:: Praguer, Praguian
|
| pragmalinguistica {f}
|
:: pragmalinguistics
|
| pragmalinguistico {adj}
|
:: pragmalinguistic
|
| pragmaticamente {adv}
|
:: pragmatically
|
| pragmaticità {f}
|
:: pragmaticity (condition of being pragmatic)
|
| pragmatico {adj}
|
:: pragmatic
|
| pragmatismo {m}
|
:: pragmatism
|
| pragmatista {adj}
|
:: pragmatist (attributive)
|
| pragmatista {mf}
|
:: pragmatist
|
| pragmatistico {adj}
|
:: pragmatist (attributive)
|
| pralina {f} /praˈli.na/
|
:: praline
|
| pralinante {v}
|
:: present participle of pralinare
|
| pralinare {vt} /pra.liˈna.re/
|
:: To coat with caramelized sugar or chocolate
|
| pralinato {adj} /pra.liˈna.to/
|
:: Coated in caramelized sugar or chocolate
|
| pralineria {f}
|
:: An assortment of pralines
|
| prammatica {f} /pramˈma.ti.ka/
|
:: royal decree
|
| prammatica {f}
|
:: custom (normal usage)
|
| prammatico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pragmatico
|
| prammatismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of pragmatismo
|
| prana {m} /ˈpra.na/
|
:: prana
|
| prandiale {adj} /pranˈdja.le/
|
:: prandial
|
| prandio {m} /ˈpran.djo/
|
:: lunch
|
| prandio {m}
|
:: banquet
|
| prano- {prefix}
|
:: faith healing (by the laying on of hands)
|
| pranoterapeuta {mf}
|
:: pranotherapist, faith healer
|
| pranoterapeutico {adj}
|
:: pranotherapy, faith healing (attributive)
|
| pranoterapia {f}
|
:: pranotherapy, faith healing
|
| pranoterapico {adj}
|
:: pranotherapy, faith healing (attributive)
|
| pranoterapista {mf}
|
:: pranotherapist, faith healer
|
| pranso {adj} /ˈpran.so/
|
:: fed, sated
|
| pranzante {v}
|
:: present participle of pranzare
|
| pranzare {vi}
|
:: to lunch, have lunch
|
| pranzare {vi}
|
:: to dine, have dinner
|
| pranzare {vi}
|
:: to eat
|
| pranzetto {m}
|
:: A small meal, but especially a small delicious one
|
| pranzo {m} /ˈpran.t͡so/
|
:: lunch or dinner (depending on context)
|
| pranzo al sacco {m}
|
:: packed lunch
|
| praseodimio {m} /pra.ze.oˈdi.mjo/
|
:: praseodymium
|
| prasio {m}
|
:: prasiolite
|
| Prassede {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| prassi {f}
|
:: All the normal practices of a trade, profession or art
|
| prassi {f}
|
:: praxis
|
| prassi {f}
|
:: The practical application of any branch of learning
|
| prassi {f}
|
:: The synthesis of theory and practice, without presuming the primacy of either
|
| prassi {f}
|
:: Custom or established practice
|
| prassi {f}
|
:: An example or form of exercise, or a collection of such examples, for practice
|
| prassinoscopio {m}
|
:: praxinoscope
|
| Prassitele {prop}
|
:: Praxiteles
|
| prassiterapia {f}
|
:: praxitherapy, praxis therapy
|
| prataiolo {adj}
|
:: field, meadow
|
| prataiolo {m}
|
:: field mushroom (Agaricus campestris)
|
| pratellina {f}
|
:: meadow daisy, marguerite
|
| prateria {f}
|
:: prairie
|
| pratese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Prato
|
| pratese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Prato or the Prato people
|
| Pratesi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Prati {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| pratica {f} /ˈpra.ti.ka/
|
:: practice
|
| pratica {f}
|
:: paper, dossier, case, file
|
| pratica {f}
|
:: activity, affair
|
| pratica {f}
|
:: knowledge, familiarity
|
| pratica {f}
|
:: training
|
| pratica {f}
|
:: feminine noun of pratico: practical woman
|
| praticabile {adj}
|
:: practicable
|
| praticabile {adj}
|
:: workable
|
| praticabile {adj}
|
:: passable (road)
|
| praticabilità {f}
|
:: practicability
|
| praticabilità {f}
|
:: playability
|
| praticabilità {f}
|
:: passableness, negotiability
|
| praticabilmente {adv}
|
:: practicably
|
| praticaccia {f}
|
:: knack (empirical skill)
|
| praticale {adj}
|
:: practical
|
| praticamente {adv}
|
:: practically (all senses)
|
| praticamente {adv}
|
:: almost
|
| praticantato {m}
|
:: training, practice
|
| praticante {v}
|
:: present participle of praticare
|
| praticante {adj}
|
:: practising (medicine etc)
|
| praticante {mf}
|
:: churchgoer
|
| praticante {mf}
|
:: practitioner
|
| praticare {vt}
|
:: to practise
|
| praticare {vt}
|
:: to play
|
| praticare {vt}
|
:: to mix with, associate with
|
| praticare {vt}
|
:: to frequent
|
| praticare {vt}
|
:: to make
|
| praticare {vt}
|
:: to pierce, bore
|
| praticare {vt}
|
:: to practise (to repeat an activity as a way of improving one's skill in that activity)
|
| praticello {m}
|
:: a small meadow
|
| praticismo {m}
|
:: practicalism
|
| praticità {f}
|
:: practicality, practicalness
|
| pratico {adj} /ˈpra.ti.ko/
|
:: practical
|
| pratico {adj}
|
:: experienced, skilled
|
| pratico {m}
|
:: practical person
|
| praticolo {adj}
|
:: That lives in grassland
|
| praticolo {adj}
|
:: grassland-farming (attributive)
|
| praticoltore {m}
|
:: grassland farmer
|
| praticoltura {f}
|
:: grassland farming
|
| praticona {f}
|
:: back street abortionist
|
| praticone {m}
|
:: old hand
|
| pratile {m} /praˈti.le/
|
:: Prairial (the ninth month of the French Republican Calendar)
|
| pratio {adj}
|
:: alternative form of prativo
|
| pratito {adj}
|
:: alternative form of prativo
|
| prativo {adj}
|
:: meadow (attributive)
|
| prato {m}
|
:: grass, lawn (ground covered with grass kept closely mown)
|
| prato {m}
|
:: meadow
|
| Prato {prop}
|
:: Prato (province)
|
| Prato {prop}
|
:: Prato (capital city)
|
| pratolane {adj}
|
:: Of or from Pratola Peligna or Pratola Serra
|
| Pratola Peligna {prop}
|
:: Pratola Peligna (small town)
|
| Pratola Serra {prop}
|
:: Pratola Serra (small town)
|
| pratolina {f}
|
:: daisy (Bellis perennis)
|
| pratolino {m}
|
:: alternative form of prataiolo
|
| pratoso {adj}
|
:: meadow (attributive)
|
| Pratovecchio {prop}
|
:: Pratovecchio (small town)
|
| prattica {f}
|
:: obsolete form of pratica
|
| prattico {adj} /ˈprat.ti.ko/
|
:: obsolete form of pratico
|
| pravamente {adv} /pra.vaˈmen.te/
|
:: evilly, wickedly
|
| pravastatina {f}
|
:: pravastatin
|
| pravità {f} /pra.viˈta/
|
:: evilness, wickedness
|
| pravità {f}
|
:: An evil or depraved deed
|
| pravo {adj} /ˈpra.vo/
|
:: depraved, evil, wicked
|
| pravo {adj}
|
:: cruel, merciless, ruthless
|
| pravo {m}
|
:: A wicked or evil person
|
| pre- {prefix}
|
:: pre-
|
| preacceleratore {m}
|
:: preaccelerator
|
| preaccennante {v}
|
:: present participle of preaccennare
|
| preaccennare {vt}
|
:: To mention before, or previously
|
| preaccennato {adj}
|
:: aforementioned
|
| preaccensione {f}
|
:: preignition
|
| preaccordo {m}
|
:: preliminary agreement
|
| preaccorpamento {m}
|
:: pre-incorporation
|
| preadamita {mf}
|
:: preadamite
|
| preadamitico {adj}
|
:: preadamite (attributive), preadamitic
|
| preadattamento {m}
|
:: preadaptation
|
| preadolescente {adj}
|
:: preadolescent
|
| preadolescente {mf}
|
:: preadolescent (person)
|
| preadolescenza {f}
|
:: preadolescence
|
| preadolescenziale {adj}
|
:: preadolescent, preteen
|
| preaffrancato {adj}
|
:: prepaid, stamped
|
| preagonico {adj}
|
:: preagonic, preagonal
|
| preagricolo {adj}
|
:: preagricultural
|
| preallarme {m}
|
:: pre-alarm (warning of an impending alarm, or condition of heightened vigilance)
|
| preallegare {v}
|
:: To preproduce
|
| prealpeggio {m}
|
:: prepasture (period when alpine animals who have spent the winter in stables graze in lowland field)
|
| Prealpi {prop}
|
:: Prealps (Alpine foothills)
|
| prealpino {adj}
|
:: Of the Prealps
|
| preambolo {m}
|
:: preamble
|
| preammortamento {m}
|
:: A grace period during which only the interest of a loan needs to be repaid
|
| preamplificatore {m}
|
:: preamplifier
|
| preanestesia {f}
|
:: preanaesthesia, preanesthesia
|
| preannunciante {v}
|
:: present participle of preannunciare
|
| preannunciare {vt}
|
:: alternative spelling of preannunziare
|
| preannunciatore {m}
|
:: predictor
|
| preannunziante {v}
|
:: present participle of preannunziare
|
| preannunziare {vt}
|
:: to give advance notice or warning of
|
| preannunzio {m}
|
:: advance notice or warning
|
| preantrale {adj}
|
:: preantral
|
| preappello {m}
|
:: early exam session (at a university)
|
| Preappennini {prop}
|
:: foothills of the Apennines
|
| preappenninico {adj}
|
:: preapennine
|
| preario {adj}
|
:: pre-Aryan, pre-Indo-European
|
| preassiale {adj}
|
:: preaxial
|
| preatletico {adj}
|
:: preliminary, preparatory (exercises)
|
| preavvertente {v}
|
:: present participle of preavvertire
|
| preavvertimento {m}
|
:: forewarning
|
| preavvertire {vt}
|
:: to forewarn
|
| preavvertire {vt}
|
:: to have a premonition of
|
| preavvisante {v}
|
:: present participle of preavvisare
|
| preavvisare {vt}
|
:: to give advance notice
|
| preavviso {m}
|
:: (advance) notice
|
| prebarba {adj}
|
:: preshave (attributive)
|
| prebarba {m}
|
:: preshave cream or lotion
|
| prebarocco {adj}
|
:: pre-Baroque
|
| prebellico {adj}
|
:: prewar , antebellum
|
| prebelligeranza {f}
|
:: prewar conditions
|
| prebenda {f}
|
:: prebend
|
| prebendario {m}
|
:: prebendary
|
| prebendato {adj}
|
:: prebendary
|
| prebendato {m}
|
:: prebendaryship
|
| prebiotico {adj}
|
:: prebiotic
|
| precambriano {adj} /pre.kamˈbrja.no/
|
:: Precambrian
|
| Precambriano {prop} /pre.kamˈbrja.no/
|
:: Precambrian (the geological supereon)
|
| precambrico {adj}
|
:: synonym of precambriano
|
| precamera {f}
|
:: prechamber, pre-combustion chamber
|
| precampionato {adj}
|
:: Prior to a championship
|
| precampionato {m}
|
:: prechampionship
|
| precanceroso {adj}
|
:: precancerous
|
| precapitalistico {adj}
|
:: precapitalist
|
| precariamente {adv}
|
:: precariously
|
| precariato {m}
|
:: precarious work, precarious employment
|
| precariato {m}
|
:: precarious employers
|
| precaricante {v}
|
:: present participle of precaricare
|
| precaricare {vt}
|
:: To preload
|
| precarico {m}
|
:: preload
|
| precarietà {f}
|
:: frailty
|
| precarietà {f}
|
:: precariousness
|
| precario {adj}
|
:: precarious
|
| precario {adj}
|
:: shaky
|
| precario {adj}
|
:: lacking tenure
|
| precario {m}
|
:: temp
|
| precarizzare {vt}
|
:: to make precarious
|
| precarizzare {vt}
|
:: to casualize
|
| precarizzazione {f}
|
:: casualization; the increase of precarious work in the labour market
|
| precarizzazione {f}
|
:: precarization
|
| precautelare {adj}
|
:: only in misura precautelare
|
| precautelari {adj}
|
:: only in misure precautelari
|
| precauzionale {adj}
|
:: precautionary
|
| precauzionalmente {adv}
|
:: precautionarily
|
| precauzione {f}
|
:: precaution
|
| precauzione {f}
|
:: care, prudence, caution
|
| prece {f}
|
:: prayer
|
| prece {f}
|
:: request
|
| prece {f}
|
:: entreaty
|
| precedente {adj} /pre.t͡ʃeˈdɛn.te/
|
:: preceding, previous, foregoing, earlier
|
| precedente {adj}
|
:: former
|
| precedente {m}
|
:: precedent
|
| precedentemente {adv}
|
:: previously, before, formerly
|
| precedenza {f}
|
:: precedence, priority
|
| precedenza {f}
|
:: right of way (of a driver)
|
| precedere {vt}
|
:: to precede, to go before, to head
|
| precedere {vt}
|
:: to have the precedence over
|
| precedere {vt}
|
:: to anticipate
|
| precedere {vt}
|
:: to preface
|
| precelso {adj}
|
:: preeminent
|
| preceltico {adj}
|
:: pre-Celtic
|
| precentemente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of precedentemente
|
| preceramico {adj}
|
:: preceramic
|
| precessione {f}
|
:: anticipation
|
| precessione {f}
|
:: precession
|
| precessore {m}
|
:: precessor, predecessor, precursor
|
| precettante {v}
|
:: present participle of precettare
|
| precettare {vt}
|
:: To call up or draft into the armed forces
|
| precettazione {f}
|
:: injunction
|
| precettista {mf}
|
:: dogmatic or pedantic teacher
|
| precettistica {f}
|
:: dogmatic teaching
|
| precettistica {f}
|
:: precepts (as a group)
|
| precettistico {adj}
|
:: pedantic, preceptive
|
| precettivamente {adv}
|
:: preceptively, didactically
|
| precettivo {adj}
|
:: preceptive
|
| precetto {m}
|
:: precept
|
| precetto {m}
|
:: Notice of call up or draft
|
| precettore {m}
|
:: tutor
|
| precettore {m}
|
:: teacher
|
| precettrice {f}
|
:: tutor, teacher
|
| precidente {v}
|
:: present participle of precidere
|
| precidere {v}
|
:: to interrupt (literary usage)
|
| precingente {v}
|
:: present participle of precingere
|
| precingere {vt}
|
:: To surround or encircle
|
| precinzione {f}
|
:: A circular corridor in a Roman ampitheatre that allowed access to the seating
|
| precinzione {f}
|
:: encirclement
|
| precipitabile {adj}
|
:: precipitable
|
| precipitabilità {f}
|
:: precipitability
|
| precipitante {v}
|
:: present participle of precipitare
|
| precipitante {adj}
|
:: precipitating
|
| precipitantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of precipitarsi
|
| precipitare {vt} /pre.t͡ʃi.piˈta.re/
|
:: to hurl down, to cast down, to tumble
|
| precipitare {vt}
|
:: to precipitate, to rush, to hasten
|
| precipitare {vt}
|
:: (chemistry) to precipitate
|
| precipitare {vi}
|
:: to fall, (of a plane) to crash, to be plunged
|
| precipitare {vi}
|
:: to come to a head
|
| precipitare {vi}
|
:: (chemistry) to precipitate
|
| precipitarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of precipitare
|
| precipitarsi {vr}
|
:: to throw oneself down
|
| precipitarsi {vr}
|
:: to throw oneself
|
| precipitarsi {vr}
|
:: to rush, dash
|
| precipitatamente {adv}
|
:: (over) hastily
|
| precipitatamente {adv}
|
:: rashly, impetuously
|
| precipitativo {adj}
|
:: precipitative, precipitate
|
| precipitato {adj}
|
:: precipitate, hurried, rash
|
| precipitato {m}
|
:: precipitate
|
| precipitatore {m} /pre.t͡ʃi.pi.taˈto.re/
|
:: ellipsis of precipitatore elettrostatico
|
| precipitatore {m}
|
:: ellipsis of precipitatore termico
|
| precipitatore {m}
|
:: synonym of precipitante
|
| precipitatore elettrostatico {m}
|
:: synonym of elettrofiltro
|
| precipitatore termico {m}
|
:: An apparatus designed to measure the dustiness of the atmosphere
|
| precipitatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of precipitarsi
|
| precipitazione {f}
|
:: precipitation, rainfall, hailfall
|
| precipitazione {f}
|
:: precipitation
|
| precipitazione {f}
|
:: rashness, precipitation, haste
|
| precipitevole {adj} /pre.t͡ʃi.piˈte.vo.le/
|
:: hasty
|
| precipitevole {adj}
|
:: precipitous
|
| precipitevolissimamente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of precipitevolissimevolmente
|
| precipitevolissimevolmente {adv} /pre.t͡ʃi.pi.te.voˌlis.si.me.volˈmen.te/
|
:: very hastily or precipitously; as fast as possible
|
| precipitevolmente {adv} /pre.t͡ʃi.pi.te.volˈmen.te/
|
:: hastily, precipitously
|
| precipitosamente {adv}
|
:: hastily
|
| precipitosamente {adv}
|
:: recklessly
|
| precipitosamente {adv}
|
:: headlong
|
| precipitosità {f}
|
:: hastiness, rashness
|
| precipitosità {f}
|
:: headlongness, precipitateness
|
| precipitoso {adj}
|
:: hasty, rash, hurried
|
| precipitoso {adj}
|
:: headlong
|
| precipitoso {adj}
|
:: precipitous
|
| precipitoso {adj}
|
:: untimely
|
| precipizio {m}
|
:: precipice
|
| precipizio {m}
|
:: crag, overhanging
|
| precipuamente {adv}
|
:: principally, above all
|
| precipuamente {adv}
|
:: specifically, typically
|
| precipuo {adj}
|
:: main
|
| precisabile {adj}
|
:: determinable
|
| precisamente {adv}
|
:: precisely, exactly
|
| precisamente {adv}
|
:: exactly, just, definitely
|
| precisante {v}
|
:: present participle of precisare
|
| precisare {vt}
|
:: to state, fix, tell exactly, state exactly, specify
|
| precisarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of precisare
|
| precisazione {f}
|
:: clarification, explanation, specification
|
| precisione {f}
|
:: precision
|
| precisissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of preciso
|
| preciso {adj}
|
:: precise, exact, thorough
|
| preciso {adj}
|
:: precise, accurate, faithful, specific, detailed
|
| preciso {adj}
|
:: identical
|
| precitato {adj}
|
:: aforesaid, aforementioned
|
| preclaramente {adv}
|
:: illustriously
|
| preclaramente {adv}
|
:: luminously, brightly
|
| preclarità {f}
|
:: illustriousness
|
| preclaro {adj} /prekˈla.ro/
|
:: illustrious
|
| preclaro {adj}
|
:: luminous, bright
|
| preclassico {adj}
|
:: preclassical
|
| preclimaterio {m}
|
:: preclimacteric
|
| preclinico {adj}
|
:: preclinical
|
| precludente {v}
|
:: present participle of precludere
|
| precludere {vt}
|
:: To preclude, prevent, debar
|
| precludersi {vr}
|
:: To preclude (itself or oneself)
|
| preclusione {f}
|
:: prevention, preclusion, bar
|
| preclusivo {adj}
|
:: preclusive
|
| precoce {adj} /preˈkɔ.t͡ʃe/
|
:: premature, untimely
|
| precoce {adj}
|
:: hasty
|
| precoce {adj}
|
:: precocious, early
|
| precocemente {adv}
|
:: prematurely
|
| precocemente {adv}
|
:: precociously
|
| precocia {f} /preˈkɔ.t͡ʃa/
|
:: precociousness, precocity
|
| precocissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of precoce
|
| precocità {f}
|
:: precociousness, precocity
|
| precocizzante {adj} /pre.ko.t͡ʃitˈt͡san.te/
|
:: Aimed at hastening the growth of plants
|
| precocizzante {m}
|
:: A chemical aimed at hastening the growth of plants
|
| precodificato {adj}
|
:: precoded
|
| precognitivo {adj}
|
:: precognitive
|
| precognito {adj}
|
:: known before
|
| precognizione {f}
|
:: precognition, foreknowledge
|
| precognoscere {v}
|
:: alternative form of preconoscere
|
| precolombiano {adj}
|
:: pre-Columbian
|
| precoloniale {adj}
|
:: precolonial
|
| precommerciale {adj}
|
:: precommercial
|
| precompetitivo {adj}
|
:: precompetitive
|
| precompilante {v}
|
:: present participle of precompilare
|
| precompilare {v}
|
:: To precompile
|
| precomposto {adj}
|
:: veneered (with a thin layer of wood)
|
| precomprensione {f}
|
:: precomprehension
|
| precompressione {f}
|
:: precompression, pretensioning, prestressing
|
| precomprimente {v}
|
:: present participle of precomprimere
|
| precomprimere {vt}
|
:: to precompress
|
| preconcentrazione {f}
|
:: preconcentration
|
| preconcetto {adj}
|
:: preconceived
|
| preconcetto {m}
|
:: prejudice, bias
|
| preconciliare {adj}
|
:: pre-conciliar
|
| preconcordatario {adj}
|
:: Prior to the concordat (between the Italian state and the Catholic Church)
|
| precondizionamento {m}
|
:: preconditioning
|
| precondizionate {adj}
|
:: preconditioned
|
| precondizionate {adj}
|
:: preconditional
|
| precondizione {f}
|
:: precondition
|
| precone {m} /preˈko.ne/
|
:: auctioneer
|
| preconfezionamento {m}
|
:: prepackaging
|
| preconfezionante {v}
|
:: present participle of preconfezionare
|
| preconfezionare {vt}
|
:: to prepackage
|
| preconfezionato {adj}
|
:: prepackaged
|
| precongressuale {adj}
|
:: precongressional
|
| preconio {m} /preˈkɔ.njo/
|
:: (solemn) announcement
|
| preconio {m}
|
:: (solemn) praise
|
| preconizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of preconizzare
|
| preconizzare {vt} /pre.ko.nidˈd͡za.re/
|
:: To solemnly announce
|
| preconizzare {vt}
|
:: To predict or foretell
|
| preconizzatore {m}
|
:: predictor
|
| preconizzazione {f}
|
:: foretelling, prediction
|
| preconizzazione {f}
|
:: preconization
|
| preconoscente {v}
|
:: present participle of preconoscere
|
| preconoscenza {f}
|
:: foreknowledge, precognition
|
| preconoscere {vt}
|
:: To foresee or anticipate
|
| preconoscimento {m}
|
:: anticipation
|
| preconoscimento {m}
|
:: prediction
|
| preconscio {adj}
|
:: preconscious
|
| preconsonantico {adj}
|
:: preconsonantal
|
| precontrattuale {adj}
|
:: precontractual (prior to a contract)
|
| precordiale {adj}
|
:: prechordal
|
| precordialgia {f}
|
:: praecordial / precordial pain
|
| precordio {m}
|
:: praecordium, precordium
|
| precordio {m}
|
:: (in plural) heartstrings
|
| precorrente {v}
|
:: present participle of precorrere
|
| precorrere {vt}
|
:: To anticipate
|
| precorrere i tempi {v}
|
:: (idiomatic) to blaze the trail
|
| precorrimento {m}
|
:: preemption, preempting
|
| precorritore {m}
|
:: precursor, forerunner
|
| precorritrice {f}
|
:: forerunner, precursor (feminine)
|
| precosmico {adj}
|
:: precosmic
|
| precostituente {v}
|
:: present participle of precostituire
|
| precostituire {vt}
|
:: to prepare
|
| precostituirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of precostituire
|
| precostituirsi {vt}
|
:: to prepare for oneself
|
| precostituito {adj}
|
:: prepared in advance
|
| precostituito {adj}
|
:: preconceived
|
| precostituzione {f}
|
:: pre-preparation
|
| precostituzione {f}
|
:: preconception
|
| precotto {adj}
|
:: precooked
|
| precotto {m}
|
:: precooked food
|
| precottura {f}
|
:: precooking
|
| precrisi {adj}
|
:: precrisis
|
| precristiano {adj}
|
:: pre-Christian
|
| precritico {adj}
|
:: precritical
|
| precuoio {m}
|
:: alternative form of procuoio
|
| precursione {f}
|
:: precursor
|
| precursore {m}
|
:: precursor
|
| precursore {m}
|
:: forerunner
|
| preda {f} /ˈprɛ.da/
|
:: prey
|
| predace {adj}
|
:: predaceous, predatory
|
| predante {v}
|
:: present participle of predare
|
| predare {vt}
|
:: To plunder
|
| predatore {adj}
|
:: predatory
|
| predatore {m}
|
:: predator
|
| predatore {m}
|
:: plunderer
|
| predatorio {adj}
|
:: predatory
|
| predazione {f}
|
:: predation
|
| predecessora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of predecessore
|
| predecessore {mf}
|
:: predecessor
|
| prededucibile {adj}
|
:: predeductible
|
| prededuzione {f}
|
:: A financial deduction made before other debts etc are paid
|
| predefinente {v}
|
:: present participle of predefinire
|
| predefinire {vt}
|
:: to predefine
|
| predefinito {adj}
|
:: predefined
|
| predefinito {adj}
|
:: hardwired
|
| predefinito {adj}
|
:: Designed to perform a specific task
|
| predefinito {adj}
|
:: Of devices, closely or tightly coupled
|
| predella {f} /preˈdɛl.la/
|
:: platform
|
| predella {f}
|
:: predella
|
| predella {f}
|
:: part of the bridle of a horse which attaches to the bit
|
| predellino {m}
|
:: step (to get on a train etc)
|
| predellino {m}
|
:: footboard
|
| predellino {m}
|
:: kickstand
|
| predestinante {v}
|
:: present participle of predestinare
|
| predestinare {vt}
|
:: to predestine
|
| predestinativo {adj}
|
:: predestinative
|
| predestinato {adj}
|
:: predestined
|
| predestinaziano {adj}
|
:: predestinational
|
| predestinazione {f}
|
:: predestination
|
| predestinazionismo {m}
|
:: predestinarianism
|
| predeterminabile {adj}
|
:: That can be predetermined
|
| predeterminante {v}
|
:: present participle of predeterminare
|
| predeterminare {vt}
|
:: to predetermine
|
| predeterminato {adj}
|
:: hardwired
|
| predeterminato {adj}
|
:: Not changeable
|
| predeterminato {adj}
|
:: In humans and animals, genetically determined, instinctive behavior, as opposed to learned behavior
|
| predeterminazione {f}
|
:: predetermination, prearrangement
|
| predetto {adj}
|
:: aforesaid, aforementioned
|
| prediabete {m}
|
:: prediabetes
|
| prediabetico {adj}
|
:: prediabetic
|
| prediale {adj}
|
:: praedial, predial
|
| prediale {f}
|
:: land tax
|
| predibattimento {m}
|
:: pretrial, pre-trial hearing
|
| predica {f}
|
:: sermon
|
| predica {f}
|
:: lecture, talking-to
|
| predicabile {adj}
|
:: predicable
|
| predicamento {m} /pre.di.kaˈmen.to/
|
:: preaching; sermon
|
| predicamento {m}
|
:: predicament, category
|
| predicamento {m}
|
:: reputation
|
| predicare {v}
|
:: to preach
|
| predicativo {adj}
|
:: predicative
|
| predicato {m}
|
:: predicate
|
| predicatore {m}
|
:: preacher
|
| predicatorio {adj}
|
:: sermonizing, predicatory
|
| predicazione {f}
|
:: preaching
|
| predicente {v}
|
:: present participle of predire
|
| predicibile {adj}
|
:: predictable
|
| predicibilità {f}
|
:: predictability
|
| predicimento {m}
|
:: prediction, forecast
|
| predicitore {m}
|
:: predictor, forecaster
|
| predicitore {m}
|
:: prophet
|
| predicozzo {m}
|
:: telling off (friendly)
|
| predigerente {v}
|
:: present participle of predigerire
|
| predigerire {vt}
|
:: to predigest
|
| predigerito {adj}
|
:: predigested
|
| predigestione {f}
|
:: predigestion
|
| prediletto {adj}
|
:: favourite
|
| prediletto {adj}
|
:: best, closest (friend)
|
| prediletto {m}
|
:: favourite
|
| prediletto {m}
|
:: mollycoddle
|
| prediletto {m}
|
:: teacher's pet
|
| predilezione {f}
|
:: partiality, predilection
|
| predilezione {f}
|
:: taste
|
| prediligente {v}
|
:: present participle of prediligere
|
| prediligere {vt}
|
:: to prefer, have predilection for
|
| predio {m}
|
:: alternative form of podere
|
| predire {vt}
|
:: to predict
|
| predire {vt}
|
:: to forecast
|
| predisponente {v}
|
:: present participle of predisporre
|
| predisponente {adj}
|
:: predisposed
|
| predisponentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of predisporsi
|
| predisporre {vt}
|
:: to prepare, get ready
|
| predisporre {vt}
|
:: to arrange
|
| predisporre {vt}
|
:: to predispose
|
| predisporsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of predisporre
|
| predisporsi {vr}
|
:: to prepare oneself
|
| predisporsi {vr}
|
:: to get ready
|
| predisposizione {f}
|
:: predisposition, disposition, tendency
|
| predisposizione {f}
|
:: preparation
|
| predisposizione {f}
|
:: strain
|
| predisposizione {f}
|
:: drift
|
| predisposto {adj}
|
:: set
|
| predispostosi {v}
|
:: past participle of predisporsi
|
| predittivo {adj}
|
:: predictive
|
| predizione {f}
|
:: prediction, augury, omen
|
| predominante {v}
|
:: present participle of predominare
|
| predominante {adj}
|
:: predominant
|
| predominanza {f}
|
:: predominance, preponderance
|
| predominare {vi}
|
:: to predominate
|
| predominare {vi}
|
:: to excel
|
| predominazione {f}
|
:: predominance
|
| predominio {m} /predoˈminjo/
|
:: predominance
|
| predon {n}
|
:: apocopic form of predone
|
| predone {m}
|
:: marauder
|
| predosato {adj}
|
:: predosed
|
| pre-eclampsia {f}
|
:: alternative form of preeclampsia
|
| preeclampsia {f}
|
:: preeclampsia
|
| preeleggente {v}
|
:: present participle of preeleggere
|
| preeleggere {vt}
|
:: to prefer
|
| pre-elettorale {adj}
|
:: alternative form of preelettorale
|
| preelettorale {adj}
|
:: pre-election
|
| preellenico {adj}
|
:: prehellenic
|
| preeminenza {f}
|
:: alternative form of preminenza
|
| preesame {m}
|
:: prelim (preliminary exam)
|
| preesistente {adj}
|
:: preexisting
|
| preesistente {v}
|
:: present participle of preesistere
|
| preesistenza {f}
|
:: preexistence
|
| preesistere {vi}
|
:: To preexist
|
| prefabbricante {v}
|
:: present participle of prefabbricare
|
| prefabbricare {vt}
|
:: to prefabricate
|
| prefabbricato {adj}
|
:: prefabricated
|
| prefabbricato {m}
|
:: prefab
|
| prefabbricazione {f}
|
:: prefabrication
|
| prefacente {v}
|
:: present participle of prefare
|
| prefare {vt}
|
:: To preface
|
| prefascista {adj}
|
:: pre-fascist
|
| prefato {adj}
|
:: aforesaid, aforementioned
|
| prefatore {m}
|
:: prefacer
|
| prefazio {m} /preˈfat.t͡sjo/
|
:: Preface (part of the Catholic mass)
|
| prefazio {m}
|
:: preface, introduction
|
| prefazionante {v}
|
:: present participle of prefazionare
|
| prefazionare {vt}
|
:: To (provide with a) preface
|
| prefazione {f}
|
:: preface, foreword
|
| preferente {v}
|
:: present participle of preferire
|
| preferenza {f}
|
:: preference, pleasure
|
| preferenza {f}
|
:: partiality, favouritism
|
| preferenza sessuale {f}
|
:: sexual preference
|
| preferenziale {adj}
|
:: preferential
|
| preferenzialmente {adv}
|
:: preferentially
|
| preferibile {adj}
|
:: preferable, better, to be preferred
|
| preferibilità {f}
|
:: preferability
|
| preferibilmente {adv}
|
:: preferably, mostly, rather, sooner, more willingly
|
| prefericolo {m}
|
:: praefericulum
|
| preferire {vt}
|
:: to prefer
|
| preferita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of preferito
|
| preferito {adj}
|
:: favourite
|
| preferito {m}
|
:: favourite, darling, pet
|
| preferito {m}
|
:: bookmark
|
| prefestivo {adj}
|
:: Before a holiday
|
| prefestivo {m}
|
:: The day before a holiday
|
| prefettessa {f}
|
:: The wife of a prefect
|
| prefettizio {adj} /pre.fetˈtit.tsjo/
|
:: prefect's; of or pertaining to a prefect
|
| prefetto {m}
|
:: prefect
|
| prefettura {f}
|
:: prefecture
|
| prefica {f} /ˈprɛ.fi.ka/
|
:: wailer (hired mourner)
|
| prefica {f}
|
:: whiner, moaner
|
| prefiggente {v}
|
:: present participle of prefiggere
|
| prefiggentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prefiggersi
|
| prefiggere {vt}
|
:: to establish in advance; to secure
|
| prefiggere {vt}
|
:: to prefix
|
| prefiggere {vt}
|
:: to put before or beforehand
|
| prefiggersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of prefiggere
|
| prefiggersi {v}
|
:: to set oneself ; to aim for
|
| prefiggimento {m}
|
:: prefixation
|
| prefiguramento {m}
|
:: synonym of prefigurazione
|
| prefigurante {v}
|
:: present participle of prefigurare
|
| prefigurare {vt}
|
:: to prefigure
|
| prefigurare {vt}
|
:: to foresee
|
| prefigurativo {adj}
|
:: prefigurative
|
| prefigurazione {f}
|
:: prefiguration
|
| prefilatelia {f}
|
:: prephilately
|
| prefilatelico {adj}
|
:: prephilatelic
|
| prefinanziamento {m}
|
:: prefinancing
|
| prefinanziante {v}
|
:: present participle of prefinanziare
|
| prefinanziare {vt}
|
:: To prefinance
|
| prefinire {v}
|
:: To preset
|
| prefinire {v}
|
:: To fix
|
| prefinire {v}
|
:: To predetermine
|
| prefinizione {f}
|
:: alternative form of predeterminazione
|
| prefiorire {v}
|
:: To preflower
|
| prefioritura {f}
|
:: early flowering
|
| prefissale {adj}
|
:: prefixal
|
| prefissante {v}
|
:: present participle of prefissare
|
| prefissare {vt}
|
:: to prefix
|
| prefissato {adj}
|
:: prefixed
|
| prefissazione {f}
|
:: prefixation
|
| prefisso {m}
|
:: prefix
|
| prefisso {m}
|
:: dialling code (telephone etc)
|
| prefissoide {m}
|
:: initial combining form
|
| prefissosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prefiggersi
|
| preflorazione {f}
|
:: prefloration, estivation / aestivation
|
| prefogliazione {f}
|
:: praefoliation / prefoliation
|
| preformante {v}
|
:: present participle of preformare
|
| preformare {vt}
|
:: To preform
|
| preformato {adj}
|
:: preformatted
|
| preformazione {f}
|
:: preformation
|
| prefrontale {adj}
|
:: prefrontal
|
| pregadio {m}
|
:: hassock
|
| pregadio {m}
|
:: praying mantis
|
| pregante {v}
|
:: present participle of pregare
|
| pregare {vi}
|
:: to pray
|
| pregare {vt}
|
:: to pray to something
|
| pregare {vt}
|
:: to beg
|
| Pregassona {prop}
|
:: A district of Lugano in Ticino
|
| pregatore {m}
|
:: prayer (person who prays)
|
| pregelatinizzato {adj}
|
:: pregelatinized
|
| pregevole {adj} /preˈd͡ʒe.vo.le/
|
:: praiseworthy
|
| pregevole {adj}
|
:: valuable
|
| pregevolezza {f}
|
:: value
|
| pregevolezza {f}
|
:: worthiness
|
| pregevolissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pregevole
|
| pregevolmente {adv}
|
:: valuably
|
| preghiera {f}
|
:: prayer
|
| preghiera {f}
|
:: request
|
| preghiera {f}
|
:: entreaty
|
| pregiabile {adj}
|
:: valuable
|
| pregiabilità {f}
|
:: valuableness
|
| pregiante {v}
|
:: present participle of pregiare
|
| pregiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pregiarsi
|
| pregiare {vt}
|
:: To honour, respect; to commend, celebrate
|
| pregiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of pregiare
|
| pregiarsi {vr}
|
:: to be pleased, honoured
|
| pregiarsi {vr}
|
:: to pride oneself
|
| pregiatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pregiato
|
| pregiato {adj}
|
:: valuable, precious
|
| pregiato {adj}
|
:: sought-after
|
| pregiato {adj}
|
:: fine (material)
|
| pregiato {adj}
|
:: strong (currency)
|
| pregiato {adj}
|
:: vintage (wine)
|
| pregiatore {m}
|
:: commender
|
| pregiatore {m}
|
:: celebrator
|
| pregiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pregiarsi
|
| pregio {m} /ˈprɛ.d͡ʒo/
|
:: price
|
| pregio {m}
|
:: regard, esteem
|
| pregio {m}
|
:: praise, merit, virtue, glory
|
| pregio {m}
|
:: worth, value
|
| pregio {m}
|
:: reputation, name
|
| pregione {f}
|
:: alternative form of prigione
|
| pregiudicabile {adj}
|
:: That can be compromised or prejudiced
|
| pregiudicante {v}
|
:: present participle of pregiudicare
|
| pregiudicantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pregiudicarsi
|
| pregiudicare {vt} /pre.d͡ʒu.diˈka.re/
|
:: to prejudge, to forejudge
|
| pregiudicare {vt}
|
:: to invalidate, to compromise
|
| pregiudicare {vt}
|
:: to jeopardize
|
| pregiudicare {vt}
|
:: to endanger
|
| pregiudicare {v}
|
:: to damage
|
| pregiudicarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of pregiudicare
|
| pregiudicarsi {v}
|
:: to jeopardize or compromise the outcome of something
|
| pregiudicativo {adj}
|
:: prejudicial
|
| pregiudicativo {adj}
|
:: dangerous, harmful
|
| pregiudicato {m}
|
:: previous offender
|
| pregiudicatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pregiudicarsi
|
| pregiudicio {m}
|
:: prejudice (Variant of: pregiudizio)
|
| pregiudiziale {adj}
|
:: prejudicial
|
| pregiudiziale {adj}
|
:: That needs to be resolved or decided before something else can be considered
|
| pregiudizialità {f}
|
:: prejudicial character
|
| pregiudizialmente {adv}
|
:: prejudicially
|
| pregiudizievole {adj}
|
:: prejudicial, detrimental, injurious
|
| pregiudizievolmente {adv}
|
:: prejudicially, detrimentally, injuriously
|
| pregiudizio {m}
|
:: prejudice, bias
|
| pregiudizio {m}
|
:: prejudice, detriment
|
| pregiudizioso {adj}
|
:: prejudiced
|
| pregiudizioso {adj}
|
:: prejudicial, detrimental
|
| pregnante {adj}
|
:: pregnant (with meaning etc, not normally with child)
|
| pregnante {adj}
|
:: complete, exhaustive
|
| pregnantemente {adv}
|
:: pregnantly
|
| pregnanza {f}
|
:: meaningfulness, significance
|
| pregnanza {f}
|
:: pregnancy
|
| pregnezza {f}
|
:: pregnancy
|
| pregno {adj}
|
:: pregnant (with)
|
| pregno {adj}
|
:: full, filled (with)
|
| prego {m} /ˈprɛ.ɡo/
|
:: prayer
|
| prego {interj}
|
:: (after being thanked) you're welcome, don't mention it etc
|
| prego {interj}
|
:: (in response to a request) yes, of course
|
| pregrafismo {m}
|
:: The condition of someone who has not yet learnt to write
|
| pregrammaticale {adj}
|
:: pregrammatical
|
| pregreco {adj}
|
:: pre-Greek
|
| pregresso {adj}
|
:: past, previous
|
| pregustamento {m}
|
:: foretaste
|
| pregustamento {m}
|
:: anticipation
|
| pregustante {v}
|
:: present participle of pregustare
|
| pregustare {vt}
|
:: To foretaste, to anticipate
|
| pregustatore {adj}
|
:: anticipatory
|
| pregustazione {f}
|
:: foretaste
|
| pregustazione {f}
|
:: anticipation
|
| preimpianto {adj}
|
:: preimplantation (attributive)
|
| preimpianto {m}
|
:: preimplantation
|
| preimpregnare {v}
|
:: to pre-impregnate
|
| preimpregnato {m}
|
:: prepreg (An abbreviation of pre-impregnated)
|
| preimpregnato {adj}
|
:: pre-impregnated
|
| preincarico {m}
|
:: The mandate given by the president to a politician to try to put together a majority in parliament
|
| preinciso {adj}
|
:: prerecorded
|
| preindeuropeo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of preindoeuropeo
|
| preindicato {adj}
|
:: predicted, presaged
|
| preindicato {adj}
|
:: hereinabove
|
| preindoeuropeo {adj}
|
:: pre-Indo-European
|
| preindustriale {adj}
|
:: preindustrial
|
| preinizio {m}
|
:: preinitiation
|
| preinstallato {adj}
|
:: preinstalled
|
| preintendere {v}
|
:: To have preknowledge of
|
| preiscrizione {f}
|
:: preregistration (early enrolment)
|
| preislamico {adj}
|
:: pre-Islamic
|
| preispanico {adj}
|
:: prehispanic
|
| preistoria {f}
|
:: prehistory
|
| preistoricamente {adv}
|
:: prehistorically
|
| preistorico {adj}
|
:: prehistoric
|
| preistruttoria {f}
|
:: A preliminary investigation, evaluation, check
|
| preistruttorio {adj}
|
:: Prior to a criminal investigation
|
| prekeynesiano {adj}
|
:: pre-Keynesian
|
| prelatesco {adj}
|
:: prelate (attributive)
|
| prelatino {adj}
|
:: pre-Latin
|
| prelatizio {adj} /pre.laˈtit.tsjo/
|
:: prelatic, prelatical
|
| prelato {m} /preˈlato/
|
:: prelate
|
| prelatura {f}
|
:: prelacy, prelature
|
| prelavaggio {m}
|
:: prewash
|
| prelazione {f}
|
:: preemption
|
| prelegatario {m}
|
:: A heir who receives something from a will, rather than by his familial position
|
| prelegato {m}
|
:: A legacy received something from a will, rather than by ones familial position
|
| prelegge {f}
|
:: Any of the provisions of the civil code
|
| preletterario {adj}
|
:: preliterate
|
| prelevabile {adj}
|
:: That can be withdrawn, that can be drawn
|
| prelevabile {adj}
|
:: That can be taken, that can be collected
|
| prelevamento {m}
|
:: withdrawal (money)
|
| prelevamento {m}
|
:: collection, pickup (goods)
|
| prelevamento {m}
|
:: sample, sampling, taking
|
| prelevante {v}
|
:: present participle of prelevare
|
| prelevare {vt}
|
:: to withdraw
|
| prelevare {vt}
|
:: to collect
|
| prelevare {vt}
|
:: to pick up
|
| prelevatore {m}
|
:: taker (of blood, samples, organs etc)
|
| prelevatore {m}
|
:: sampler, sample taker (device)
|
| prelevazione {f}
|
:: withdrawal
|
| prelevazione {f}
|
:: collection
|
| prelevazione {f}
|
:: curettage
|
| prelibare {v}
|
:: To taste
|
| prelibare {v}
|
:: To treat something superficially
|
| prelibatamente {adv}
|
:: deliciously, daintily, tastily
|
| prelibatezza {f}
|
:: delicacy, tidbit
|
| prelibatezza {f}
|
:: deliciousness
|
| prelibato {adj}
|
:: delicious, dainty, tasty
|
| prelievo {m}
|
:: sample, sampling, drawing
|
| prelievo {m}
|
:: withdrawal, withdrawing (of money)
|
| preliminare {adj}
|
:: preliminary
|
| preliminare {m}
|
:: preliminaries; foreplay
|
| preliminarmente {adv}
|
:: preliminarily
|
| prelio {m}
|
:: battle
|
| prelodato {adj}
|
:: predicted
|
| prelogico {adj}
|
:: prelogical
|
| prelogismo {m}
|
:: prelogic
|
| preludente {v}
|
:: present participle of preludere
|
| preludere {vi}
|
:: (with a) to herald; to be a sign of; to foreshadow
|
| preludere {vi}
|
:: to briefly talk about preliminary information
|
| preludiante {v}
|
:: present participle of preludiare
|
| preludiare {vi}
|
:: To prelude
|
| preludio {m}
|
:: prelude
|
| preludio {m}
|
:: introduction
|
| premagnetizzazione {f}
|
:: premagnetization
|
| premagnetizzazione {f}
|
:: bias
|
| premaman {adj}
|
:: maternity (attributive)
|
| premaman {m}
|
:: maternity dress
|
| pré-maman {adj}
|
:: maternity (attributive)
|
| pré-maman {m}
|
:: maternity dress
|
| premammillare {adj}
|
:: premammillary
|
| prematrimoniale {adj}
|
:: premarital, prenuptial
|
| prematura {f}
|
:: a female preemie, a female premature baby
|
| prematuramente {adv}
|
:: prematurely
|
| prematurità {f}
|
:: prematurity
|
| prematuro {adj}
|
:: premature, early, untimely
|
| prematuro {m}
|
:: a preemie, a premature baby
|
| premedicazione {f}
|
:: premedication
|
| premeditante {v}
|
:: present participle of premeditare
|
| premeditare {vt}
|
:: to predetermine, plan, plot, premeditate
|
| premeditatamente {adv}
|
:: premeditatedly, with premeditation, with malice aforethought
|
| premeditato {adj}
|
:: premeditated, with malice aforethought, intentional
|
| premeditazione {f}
|
:: premeditation, malice aforethought, intention
|
| premente {v}
|
:: present participle of premere
|
| prementovato {adj}
|
:: remembered
|
| prementovato {adj}
|
:: predicted
|
| premere {vt} /ˈprɛ.me.re/
|
:: to press
|
| premere {vt}
|
:: to pull (a trigger)
|
| premere il grilletto {v}
|
:: to trigger
|
| premescolante {v}
|
:: present participle of premescolare
|
| premescolare {v}
|
:: to premix
|
| premescolato {v}
|
:: past participle of premescolare
|
| premescolato {adj}
|
:: premixed
|
| premessa {f}
|
:: introduction
|
| premessa {f}
|
:: premise
|
| premestruale {adj}
|
:: premenstrual
|
| premetallizzato {adj}
|
:: premetallized
|
| premettente {v}
|
:: present participle of premettere
|
| premettere {vt}
|
:: to start by saying
|
| premettere {vt}
|
:: to preface
|
| premiabile {adj}
|
:: rewardable
|
| premiale {adj}
|
:: reward, prize (attributive)
|
| premiale {adj}
|
:: rewarding
|
| premialità {f}
|
:: reward (condition of being rewarding)
|
| premianda {f} /preˈmjan.da/
|
:: feminine noun of premiando
|
| premiando {adj} /preˈmjan.do/
|
:: That is to be awarded a prize
|
| premiando {m}
|
:: One who is to be awarded a prize
|
| premiante {v}
|
:: present participle of premiare
|
| premiare {vt}
|
:: to give or award a prize (to)
|
| premiare {vt}
|
:: to reward
|
| premiata {f}
|
:: prizewinner
|
| premiatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of premiato
|
| premiato {adj}
|
:: prizewinning
|
| premiato {m}
|
:: prizewinner
|
| premiatore {m}
|
:: rewarder
|
| premiazione {f}
|
:: prize giving (ceremony)
|
| premier {mf}
|
:: premier, prime minister
|
| premierato {m}
|
:: premiership
|
| premilitare {adj}
|
:: premilitary
|
| premilitare {f}
|
:: A series of instructions given to young men in Fascist Italy prior to military service
|
| preminente {adj}
|
:: prominent, preeminent
|
| preminentemente {adv}
|
:: preeminently
|
| preminentemente {adv}
|
:: prominently
|
| preminenza {f}
|
:: preeminence, superiority
|
| premio {m}
|
:: prize, award
|
| premio {m}
|
:: reward
|
| premio {m}
|
:: premium
|
| premio {m}
|
:: bonus
|
| premio {m}
|
:: bounty
|
| premio di arruolamento {m}
|
:: bounty
|
| Premiolino {prop}
|
:: An Italian journalism award
|
| premio Nobel {m}
|
:: Nobel Prize
|
| premiscelato {adj}
|
:: premixed
|
| premistoffa {m}
|
:: foot, presser foot (on a sewing machine)
|
| premistoppa {m}
|
:: stuffing box
|
| premitura {f}
|
:: pressing (typically of olives or grapes)
|
| premodernità {f}
|
:: premodernity
|
| premoderno {adj}
|
:: premodern
|
| premolare {adj}
|
:: premolar (attributive)
|
| premolare {m}
|
:: premolar
|
| premonastico {adj} /pre.moˈnas.ti.ko/
|
:: Referring to a monk's life prior to taking the habit
|
| premonda {f} /preˈmon.da/
|
:: The first removal of weeds in a paddy field
|
| premonente {v}
|
:: present participle of premonire
|
| premonire {v}
|
:: to forewarn
|
| premonire {v}
|
:: to harbinger
|
| premonire {v}
|
:: to omen
|
| premonire {v}
|
:: to foretell
|
| premonire {v}
|
:: to herald
|
| premonitore {m} /pre.mo.niˈto.re/
|
:: a forewarner, premonitor
|
| premonitore {adj}
|
:: premonitory
|
| premonitorio {adj} /pre.mo.niˈtɔ.rjo/
|
:: premonitory, precursory
|
| premonizione {f} /pre.mo.nitˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: premonition, clairvoyance
|
| premorente {v}
|
:: present participle of premorire
|
| premorienza {f}
|
:: predecease
|
| premorire {vi}
|
:: to predecease
|
| premostratense {adj}
|
:: Premonstratensian, Norbertine
|
| Premuda {prop}
|
:: Premuda (island)
|
| premunente {v}
|
:: present participle of premunire
|
| premunentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of premunirsi
|
| premunire {v}
|
:: to protect, fortify
|
| premunirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of premunire
|
| premunirsi {vr}
|
:: to protect oneself (from)
|
| premunirsi {vr}
|
:: to guard oneself (against)
|
| premunirsi {vr}
|
:: to arm oneself (with)
|
| premunitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of premunirsi
|
| premunizione {f}
|
:: premunition
|
| premura {f}
|
:: care, attention
|
| premura {f}
|
:: urgency, hurry
|
| premurante {v}
|
:: present participle of premurare
|
| premurantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of premurarsi
|
| premurare {vt}
|
:: to urge on
|
| premurarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of premurare
|
| premurarsi {v}
|
:: (with di + inf.) to take care (to)
|
| premuratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of premurarsi
|
| premurosamente {adv}
|
:: kindly
|
| premurosamente {adv}
|
:: carefully
|
| premurosità {f}
|
:: attentiveness, care, thoughtfulness
|
| premuroso {adj}
|
:: attentive, thoughtful, considerate, caring
|
| premuroso {adj}
|
:: prompt, eager, interested
|
| premuroso {adj}
|
:: urgent
|
| prenarrato {adj}
|
:: aforementioned
|
| prenarrato {adj}
|
:: predicted
|
| prenarrato {adj}
|
:: prenarrated
|
| prenasale {adj}
|
:: prenasal
|
| prenascere {vi} /preˈnaʃ.ʃe.re/
|
:: To be born before someone or a certain deadline
|
| prenatale {adj}
|
:: antenatal, prenatal
|
| prenatalizio {adj}
|
:: pre-Christmas
|
| prenato {adj} /preˈna.to/
|
:: born before someone or a certain deadline
|
| prenazista {adj}
|
:: pre-Nazi
|
| prence {m}
|
:: prince (variant of principe)
|
| prencipe {m}
|
:: alternative form of principe
|
| prenda {v}
|
:: third-person singular imperative of prendere
|
| prendente {v}
|
:: present participle of prendere
|
| prendentesela {v}
|
:: present participle of prendersela
|
| prendentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prendersi
|
| prendere {vt} /ˈprɛn.de.re/
|
:: to take, hold, pick up, get
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to conquer
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to take
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to choose
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to catch
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to catch
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to be beat up or defeated
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to get, buy
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to steal
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to assume
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to hit or strike
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to eat, drink, ingest
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to romantically attract
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to acquire
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to pursue
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to measure
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to pick up, receive
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to feel
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to take hold of, seize, or strike
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to occupy or take up
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to occupy someone's mind
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to require
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: (sometimes with per) to take for or confuse
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to interpret
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to choose (for) ; to hire
|
| prendere {vt}
|
:: to treat (in a certain way)
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| prendere {vt}
|
:: to accept
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| prendere {vi}
|
:: (with a or per) to move (towards); to head (for)
|
| prendere {vi}
|
:: (with a + inf.) to begin
|
| prendere {vi}
|
:: to begin to burn
|
| prendere {vi}
|
:: to adhere to the building materials by hardening; to take hold
|
| prendere {vi}
|
:: to take root
|
| prendere {vi}
|
:: to happen unexpectedly
|
| prendere a cinghiate {v}
|
:: to strap (beat or chastise with a strap)
|
| prendere a cinghiate {v}
|
:: to whip, lash
|
| prendere al varco {v}
|
:: to catch by surprise when out in the open
|
| prendere al varco {v}
|
:: to catch by surprise in a difficult situation; to put on the spot
|
| prendere atto {vi}
|
:: (with di or ) to realize; to notice
|
| prendere atto {vi}
|
:: (with di or ) to come to grips (with)
|
| prendere delle scorciatoie {v}
|
:: to cut corners
|
| prendere dimestichezza {v}
|
:: to learn the ropes
|
| prendere di mira {vt}
|
:: to direct criticism or mistreatment at; to torment; to belittle; to take aim at
|
| prendere di petto {v}
|
:: to face up
|
| prendere di petto {v}
|
:: To confront an unpleasant situation
|
| prendere due piccioni con una fava {v}
|
:: to kill two birds with one stone
|
| prendere il largo {v}
|
:: to put to sea
|
| prendere il sole {v}
|
:: to sunbathe, to sun
|
| prendere il sopravento {v}
|
:: to get the better of
|
| prendere il sopravento {v}
|
:: to gain the upper hand
|
| prendere il toro per le corna {v}
|
:: to grasp the nettle
|
| prendere il volante {v}
|
:: to take the wheel
|
| prendere il volante {v}
|
:: to get behind the wheel
|
| prendere il volo {vt}
|
:: to flush
|
| prendere il volo {v}
|
:: to disappear, vanish, run away,leave home, or other place of residence, usually unannounced
|
| prendere in affitto {v}
|
:: to lease or rent
|
| prendere in carico {v}
|
:: to take on
|
| prendere in considerazione {v}
|
:: to take into account
|
| prendere in giro {vt}
|
:: to make fun of, to tease, to poke fun at
|
| prendere in giro {v}
|
:: to string along, take the piss
|
| prendere la mira {v}
|
:: to take aim
|
| prendere la mira {v}
|
:: (intransitive) To position oneself and/or one's weapon so as to be aimed specifically at a chosen mark or target (which is indicated after 'at')
|
| prendere le armi {vi}
|
:: to take up arms
|
| prendere le distanze da {v}
|
:: to distance or disassociate oneself from
|
| prendere moglie {v}
|
:: To take a wife
|
| prendere nota {v}
|
:: to annotate
|
| prendere o lasciare {v}
|
:: synonym of a caval donato non si guarda in bocca
|
| prendere per il culo {vt}
|
:: to fool or deceive someone
|
| prendere per il culo {vt}
|
:: to make fun of someone, to tease
|
| prendere per il culo {v}
|
:: take the piss
|
| prendere per la gola {v}
|
:: to coerce through threats or violence
|
| prendere per oro colato {v}
|
:: to consider to be truthfull
|
| prendere piede {vi}
|
:: to catch on
|
| prendere tempo {v}
|
:: to buy time
|
| prendere un abbaglio {v}
|
:: to mistake, to misunderstand
|
| prendere una brutta piega {v}
|
:: to take a turn for the worse
|
| prendere una cantonata {v}
|
:: to mistake, to misunderstand
|
| prendere un dirizzone {v}
|
:: to get a bee in one's bonnet
|
| prendere un dirizzone {v}
|
:: to make a blunder
|
| prendere un granchio {v}
|
:: to mistake, to misunderstand
|
| prendere un problema di petto {v}
|
:: synonym of prendere il toro per le corna
|
| prendersela comoda {vr}
|
:: to take one's time
|
| prendersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of prendere
|
| prendersi {v}
|
:: (with a) to grab or take hold (of)
|
| prendersi {v}
|
:: to grab (each other)
|
| prendersi {v}
|
:: to begin to feel (for each other)
|
| prendersi {v}
|
:: to hit (each other)
|
| prendersi {v}
|
:: (with con) to get along (with)
|
| prendersi {v}
|
:: to fight or attack
|
| prendersi {v}
|
:: (with di) to fall in love (with)
|
| prendersi a cuore {v}
|
:: to take care of or look after
|
| prendersi la briga {n}
|
:: To bother
|
| prendersi la rivincita {v}
|
:: to have the last laugh
|
| prendersi pena {vi}
|
:: synonym of darsi pena
|
| prendersi un accidente {v}
|
:: to catch one's death
|
| prendersi una cotta {v}
|
:: to have a crush (on)
|
| prendibile {adj}
|
:: takeable, catchable
|
| prendibile {adj}
|
:: stoppable
|
| prendibilità {f}
|
:: Capability of being taken, caught or stopped
|
| prendisole {m}
|
:: sundress
|
| prenditore {m}
|
:: payee
|
| prenditoria {f}
|
:: lottery office
|
| prenegoziato {adj}
|
:: prenegotiated
|
| prenegoziato {adj}
|
:: Describing preliminary negotiations between rival parties
|
| prenestino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Preneste (present day Palestrina)
|
| prenestino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Preneste
|
| prenilazione {f}
|
:: prenylation
|
| prenome {m}
|
:: given name, Christian name
|
| prenome {m}
|
:: praenomen
|
| prenotabile {adj}
|
:: bookable
|
| prenotante {v}
|
:: present participle of prenotare
|
| prenotantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prenotarsi
|
| prenotare {vt}
|
:: to book, to reserve
|
| prenotarsi {vr}
|
:: to book (make a booking or reservation)
|
| prenotato {adj}
|
:: booked, reserved
|
| prenotatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prenotarsi
|
| prenotazione {f} /pre.no.tatˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: booking, reservation, placement, hold
|
| prensile {adj}
|
:: prehensile
|
| prensilità {f}
|
:: prehensility
|
| prensione {f}
|
:: prehension
|
| prenunciare {v}
|
:: alternative form of prenunziare
|
| prenunziare {v}
|
:: To preannounce
|
| prenunziare {v}
|
:: To bode
|
| prenunzio {m}
|
:: announcement
|
| prenunzio {m}
|
:: advance notice
|
| prenuziale {adj}
|
:: prenuptial, premarital
|
| prenze {m}
|
:: alternative form of prence
|
| preoccupante {v}
|
:: present participle of preoccupare
|
| preoccupante {adj}
|
:: worrying
|
| preoccupantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of preoccuparsi
|
| preoccupare {vt}
|
:: to worry, to trouble, to bother
|
| preoccuparsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of preoccupare
|
| preoccuparsi {vr}
|
:: to worry, be worried, get worried, get nervous
|
| preoccuparsi {vr}
|
:: to take care, trouble, take the trouble to
|
| preoccupatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of preoccupato
|
| preoccupatissimo {adj}
|
:: very worried or anxious
|
| preoccupatissimo {adj}
|
:: very preoccupied
|
| preoccupato {adj}
|
:: worried, anxious
|
| preoccupato {adj}
|
:: preoccupied
|
| preoccupatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of preoccuparsi
|
| preoccupazione {f}
|
:: preoccupation, worry, (plural) cares, concern
|
| preolimpico {adj}
|
:: pre-Olympic
|
| preolimpionico {adj}
|
:: pre-Olympic
|
| preomerico {adj}
|
:: pre-Homeric
|
| preominide {m}
|
:: prehominid
|
| preoperatorio {adj}
|
:: preoperative
|
| preopinante {adj} /pre.o.piˈnan.te/
|
:: Having previously expressed their opinion
|
| preopinante {mf}
|
:: One that previously expressed their opinion
|
| preorale {adj}
|
:: preoral
|
| preordinamento {m}
|
:: prearrangement
|
| preordinamento {m}
|
:: preordination
|
| preordinante {v}
|
:: present participle of preordinare
|
| preordinare {vt}
|
:: to prearrange
|
| preordinare {vt}
|
:: to preordain
|
| preordinatamente {adv}
|
:: in a preordained manner
|
| preordinato {adj}
|
:: preordained
|
| preordinazione {f}
|
:: prearrangement
|
| preordinazione {f}
|
:: preordination
|
| preottico {adj}
|
:: preoptic
|
| preovulatorio {adj}
|
:: preovulatory
|
| prepagato {adj}
|
:: prepaid
|
| prepalatale {adj}
|
:: prepalatal
|
| preparante {v}
|
:: present participle of preparare
|
| preparantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prepararsi
|
| preparare {vt}
|
:: to prepare, make ready, get ready, arrange
|
| preparare {vt}
|
:: to coach, train, groom
|
| preparare {vt}
|
:: to concoct
|
| prepararsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of preparare
|
| prepararsi {v}
|
:: to prepare oneself, get ready, make preparations
|
| prepararsi {v}
|
:: to be about to
|
| prepararsi {v}
|
:: to be in store, be brewing
|
| preparatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of preparato
|
| preparativo {adj}
|
:: preparative
|
| preparativo {m}
|
:: preparation
|
| preparato {adj}
|
:: prepared
|
| preparato {adj}
|
:: ready, keen
|
| preparato {m}
|
:: preparation (product)
|
| preparatore {m}
|
:: preparer (person who prepares, or who makes preparations)
|
| preparatorio {adj}
|
:: preparatory
|
| preparatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prepararsi
|
| preparazione {f}
|
:: preparation
|
| preparazione {f}
|
:: qualification, background, knowledge, grounding
|
| preparazione {f}
|
:: training
|
| preparazione {f}
|
:: preparation
|
| prepartita {f}
|
:: buildup to a game
|
| prepatinato {adj}
|
:: precoated
|
| prepensionabile {adj}
|
:: entitled to early retirement
|
| prepensionamento {m}
|
:: early retirement
|
| prepensionante {v}
|
:: present participle of prepensionare
|
| prepensionantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prepensionarsi
|
| prepensionare {vt}
|
:: To pension early
|
| prepensionarsi {vr}
|
:: To take early retirement
|
| prepensionatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prepensionarsi
|
| prepigmentante {v}
|
:: present participle of prepigmentare
|
| prepigmentare {vt}
|
:: To pre-pigmentate (the hair)
|
| prepigmentazione {f}
|
:: pre-pigmentation (of the hair)
|
| prepolitico {adj}
|
:: prepolitical
|
| preponderante {adj}
|
:: predominant, preponderant
|
| preponderanza {f}
|
:: preponderance, superiority
|
| preponderare {v}
|
:: To preponderate
|
| preponderazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of preponderanza
|
| preponente {v}
|
:: present participle of preporre
|
| preporre {vt}
|
:: to place something before
|
| preporre {vt}
|
:: to give something or someone preference
|
| preporre {vt}
|
:: to put someone in charge of someone or something
|
| prepositale {adj}
|
:: provostal, provostorial
|
| prepositivo {adj}
|
:: prepositive
|
| prepositivo {adj}
|
:: prepositional
|
| preposito {m} /preˈpɔ.zi.to/
|
:: provost
|
| prepositura {f}
|
:: provostship, prepositure
|
| prepositurale {adj}
|
:: provostal, provostorial
|
| preposizionale {adj}
|
:: prepositional
|
| preposizione {f} /pre.po.ziˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: preposition
|
| preposizione articolata {f}
|
:: A contraction of a preposition and a definite article; a prepositional article
|
| prepossente {adj}
|
:: all-powerful
|
| prepostero {adj}
|
:: reverse, back-to-front
|
| prepostero {adj}
|
:: inopportune
|
| preposto {m}
|
:: provost
|
| preposto {m}
|
:: parish priest
|
| preposto {m}
|
:: prefect
|
| prepotente {v} /pre.poˈtɛn.te/
|
:: present participle of prepotere
|
| prepotente {adj}
|
:: very strong or powerful
|
| prepotente {adj}
|
:: overbearing, arrogant
|
| prepotente {adj}
|
:: overwhelming
|
| prepotente {mf}
|
:: bully
|
| prepotentemente {adv}
|
:: overbearingly, arrogantly
|
| prepotentemente {adv}
|
:: overwhelmingly
|
| prepotenza {f}
|
:: arrogance
|
| prepotere {vi}
|
:: to exercise excessive power or influence; to bully
|
| preproduzione {f}
|
:: preproduction
|
| preprofessionale {adj}
|
:: preprofessional
|
| preprogrammante {v}
|
:: present participle of preprogrammare
|
| preprogrammare {vt}
|
:: To preprogram
|
| preprogrammato {adj}
|
:: preprogrammed
|
| preprogrammazione {f}
|
:: preprogramming
|
| prepubere {adj}
|
:: prepuberal, prepubescent
|
| prepubertà {f}
|
:: prepuberty, prepubescence
|
| prepuziale {adj}
|
:: preputial
|
| prepuzio {m}
|
:: prepuce, foreskin
|
| prequoio {m}
|
:: alternative form of proquoio
|
| preraffaellismo {m}
|
:: preraphaelism
|
| preraffaellita {adj}
|
:: preraphaelite
|
| preraffaellita {mf}
|
:: preraphaelite
|
| preraffreddamento {m}
|
:: precooling
|
| preraffreddante {v}
|
:: present participle of preraffreddare
|
| preraffreddare {vt}
|
:: To precool
|
| prerefrigerante {v}
|
:: present participle of prerefrigerare
|
| prerefrigerare {vt}
|
:: To precool
|
| prerefrigerazione {f}
|
:: precooling
|
| preregistrante {v}
|
:: present participle of preregistrare
|
| preregistrare {vt}
|
:: To prerecord
|
| preregistrato {adj}
|
:: prerecorded
|
| preregistrazione {f}
|
:: prerecording
|
| preregolante {v}
|
:: present participle of preregolare
|
| preregolare {vt}
|
:: To preset
|
| preregolazione {f}
|
:: presetting
|
| prereplicativo {adj}
|
:: prereplicative
|
| prerequisito {m}
|
:: prerequisite
|
| prerinascimentale {adj}
|
:: pre-Renaissance (attributive)
|
| preriscaldamento {m}
|
:: preheating
|
| preriscaldante {v}
|
:: present participle of preriscaldare
|
| preriscaldare {vt}
|
:: To preheat
|
| preriscaldatore {m}
|
:: preheater
|
| prerogativa {f}
|
:: prerogative, privilege
|
| preromanico {adj}
|
:: pre-romanesque
|
| preromano {adj}
|
:: pre-Roman
|
| preromanticismo {m}
|
:: pre-Romanticism
|
| preromantico {adj}
|
:: pre-Romantic
|
| preromanzo {adj}
|
:: pre-Romance (before the formation of the Romance languages)
|
| preromuleo {adj}
|
:: preRomulean
|
| presa {f}
|
:: grip, hold, grasp, grip
|
| presa {f}
|
:: capture
|
| presa {f}
|
:: pinch (small quantity)
|
| presa {f}
|
:: socket (electrical socket)
|
| presa d'acqua {f}
|
:: water outlet
|
| presa di terra {f}
|
:: earth (system that connects electrical equipment to the ground)
|
| presagente {v}
|
:: present participle of presagire
|
| presagibile {adj}
|
:: predictable
|
| presagimento {m}
|
:: prediction
|
| presagimento {m}
|
:: premonition
|
| presagio {m}
|
:: omen, sign
|
| presagio {m}
|
:: premonition, presentiment
|
| presagire {vt}
|
:: to predict, foresee, forebode, spell, presage
|
| presagire {vt}
|
:: to have a premonition of
|
| presago {adj}
|
:: boding, foreboding
|
| presalario {m}
|
:: grant
|
| presame {m}
|
:: rennet
|
| presamico {adj}
|
:: rennet (attributive)
|
| Presanella {prop}
|
:: An area of the southern Rhaetian Alps
|
| presantificato {adj}
|
:: presanctified (typically of the host)
|
| presapere {vt}
|
:: to know something in advance
|
| presapiente {v}
|
:: present participle of presapere
|
| presasela {v}
|
:: past participle of prendersela
|
| presbiofrenia {f}
|
:: presbyophrenia
|
| presbiopia {f}
|
:: presbyopia, long-sightedness
|
| presbite {adj}
|
:: farsighted, presbyopic
|
| presbite {mf}
|
:: farsighted person, presbyope
|
| presbiterale {adj}
|
:: presbyteral; presbytery (attributive)
|
| presbiterato {m}
|
:: presbyterate
|
| presbiteriale {adj}
|
:: presbyterial; presbytery
|
| presbiterianesimo {m}
|
:: Presbyterianism
|
| presbiteriano {m}
|
:: Presbyterian
|
| presbiteriano {adj}
|
:: Presbyterian
|
| presbiterio {m}
|
:: presbytery
|
| presbiterio {m}
|
:: chancel
|
| presbitero {m}
|
:: presbyter
|
| presbitismo {m}
|
:: presbytism, presbyopia, longsightedness
|
| prescegliente {v}
|
:: present participle of prescegliere
|
| prescegliere {vt}
|
:: to select, choose
|
| presceglimento {m}
|
:: selection, choice
|
| prescelto {adj}
|
:: chosen as the best or favorite; chosen
|
| prescelto {m}
|
:: person chosen in a field of many as best suited to a certain task or purpose
|
| prescia {f}
|
:: hurry
|
| presciente {adj}
|
:: prescient
|
| prescientifico {adj}
|
:: prescientific
|
| prescienza {f}
|
:: prescience
|
| presciistico {adj}
|
:: pre-ski (preparatory to skiing)
|
| prescindente {v}
|
:: present participle of prescindere
|
| prescindere {v}
|
:: to leave aside
|
| prescindibile {adj}
|
:: avoidable, inessential
|
| presciutto {m}
|
:: alternative form of prosciutto
|
| prescolare {adj}
|
:: preschool
|
| prescolastico {adj}
|
:: pre-school
|
| prescrittibile {adj}
|
:: Subject to prescription, prescriptible
|
| prescrittibilità {f}
|
:: State of being subject to prescription or prescriptible
|
| prescrittivo {adj}
|
:: prescriptive, normative
|
| prescritto {adj}
|
:: prescribed
|
| prescrittore {m}
|
:: prescriber
|
| prescrittosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prescriversi
|
| prescrivente {v}
|
:: present participle of prescrivere
|
| prescriventesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prescriversi
|
| prescrivere {vt}
|
:: To prescribe
|
| prescriversi {vr}
|
:: To be barred or prescribed
|
| prescrivibile {adj}
|
:: prescription (attributive)
|
| prescrizionale {adj}
|
:: prescriptionist, prescriptive
|
| prescrizione {f}
|
:: prescription (all senses)
|
| prescrizione {f}
|
:: rule, regulation
|
| prescrizione {f}
|
:: scrip
|
| prescrizione {f}
|
:: expiration of a rule, order or law. una sentenza di morte emessa dai boss - purtroppo - non va mai in prescrizione
|
| presedente {v}
|
:: present participle of presedere
|
| presedere {vt}
|
:: alternative spelling of presiedere
|
| presegnalante {v}
|
:: present participle of presegnalare
|
| presegnalare {vt}
|
:: To signal in advance (e.g. before changing lanes on a motorway)
|
| presegnale {m}
|
:: warning signal
|
| preselettivo {adj}
|
:: preselective
|
| preselettore {m}
|
:: preselector
|
| preselezionante {v}
|
:: present participle of preselezionare
|
| preselezionare {vt}
|
:: to preselect
|
| preselezionare {v}
|
:: to make a preliminary selection
|
| preselezionato {adj}
|
:: preselected
|
| preselezione {f}
|
:: shortlist, shortlisting
|
| preselezione {f}
|
:: preselection
|
| preselezione {f}
|
:: presort
|
| presella {f}
|
:: reins
|
| presella {f}
|
:: chamfer
|
| presellare {v}
|
:: synonym of cianfrinare
|
| presellatura {f}
|
:: synonym of cianfrinatura
|
| presenile {adj}
|
:: presenile
|
| presentabile {adj}
|
:: decent
|
| presentabile {adj}
|
:: presentable (all senses)
|
| presentabilità {f}
|
:: presentability
|
| presentaneo {adj}
|
:: presentaneous, instant, quick, prompt
|
| presentante {v}
|
:: present participle of presentare
|
| presentante {adj}
|
:: presenting
|
| presentantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of presentarsi
|
| presentare {vt} /pre.zenˈta.re/
|
:: to present
|
| presentare {vt}
|
:: to introduce
|
| presentarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of presentare
|
| presentarsi {v}
|
:: to present oneself, show oneself, appear, face, arrive
|
| presentarsi {v}
|
:: to introduce oneself
|
| presentarsi {v}
|
:: to offer oneself, occur, arise
|
| presentarsi {v}
|
:: to seem, look, appear
|
| presentata {f}
|
:: presentation (dated)
|
| presentatarm {interj}
|
:: present arms!
|
| presentatore {m}
|
:: presenter, master of ceremonies, emcee, compere, host
|
| presentatore {m}
|
:: presenter, bearer
|
| presentatore {m}
|
:: representative
|
| presentatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of presentarsi
|
| presentatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of presentatore
|
| presentazione {f}
|
:: presentation
|
| presentazione {f}
|
:: introduction
|
| presente {adj} /preˈzɛnte/
|
:: present
|
| presente {adj}
|
:: this
|
| presente {m}
|
:: present tense
|
| presente {m}
|
:: present
|
| presente {m}
|
:: gift
|
| presente {m}
|
:: person present
|
| presentemente {adv}
|
:: at present, at the moment
|
| presentente {v}
|
:: present participle of presentire
|
| presente progressivo {m}
|
:: indicative present continuous tense
|
| presente progressivo {m}
|
:: subjunctive present continuous tense
|
| presentimento {m} /pre.sen.tiˈmen.to/
|
:: premonition, presentiment
|
| presentire {vt} /pre.senˈti.re/
|
:: To have a presentiment of
|
| presentissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of presente
|
| presentosa {f}
|
:: An item of traditional jewellery worn by women in the Abruzzo on festive occasions
|
| presenza {f}
|
:: presence
|
| presenza {f}
|
:: attendance
|
| presenzialismo {m}
|
:: attendance at many social events, just to be noticed
|
| presenzialista {mf}
|
:: a person who attends many social events, just so as to be noticed
|
| presenzialità {f}
|
:: presence, being
|
| presenzialità {f}
|
:: omnipresence (of God)
|
| presenzialmente {adv}
|
:: presentially
|
| presenzialmente {adv}
|
:: personally
|
| presenziante {v}
|
:: present participle of presenziare
|
| presenziare {vi}
|
:: To be present, to assist, to participate
|
| presepe {m} /preˈzɛpe/
|
:: crib, creche, nativity scene
|
| presepiale {adj}
|
:: crib / nativity scene (attributive)
|
| presepio {m} /preˈzɛ.pjo/
|
:: crib, creche, nativity scene
|
| preserale {adj}
|
:: Early evening (attributive)
|
| preserale {adj}
|
:: Describes TV programs broadcast between 6 and 8 pm
|
| preservamento {m}
|
:: preservation
|
| preservante {v}
|
:: present participle of preservare
|
| preservantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of preservarsi
|
| preservare {vt}
|
:: to preserve, protect, guard, defend
|
| preservarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of preservare
|
| preservarsi {v}
|
:: to safeguard oneself
|
| preservarsi {v}
|
:: to stay healthy
|
| preservativo {adj}
|
:: preservative
|
| preservativo {m}
|
:: prophylactic, condom
|
| preservato {adj}
|
:: protected
|
| preservato {adj}
|
:: preserved
|
| preservatore {adj}
|
:: preservative
|
| preservatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of preservarsi
|
| preservazione {f}
|
:: preservation
|
| preservazione {f}
|
:: protection
|
| preside {mf}
|
:: headmaster {m}, headmistress {f}, headteacher, schoolmaster
|
| preside {mf}
|
:: dean, principal
|
| presidentato {m}
|
:: presidency
|
| presidente {mf}
|
:: chairman, chairperson, chair, chief
|
| presidente {mf}
|
:: president
|
| presidente della repubblica {m}
|
:: The head of state of a republic, a representative democracy and sometimes a dictatorship
|
| presidente della repubblica {m}
|
:: president
|
| presidente eletto {m}
|
:: president-elect
|
| presidentessa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of presidente
|
| presidentessa {f}
|
:: wife of a president or chairman
|
| presidenza {f}
|
:: presidency
|
| presidenza {f}
|
:: chairmanship
|
| presidenza {f}
|
:: headmastership
|
| presidenziale {adj}
|
:: presidential
|
| presidenziali {fp}
|
:: presidential election
|
| presidenzialismo {m}
|
:: presidential system, presidential government
|
| presidenzialista {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to a presidential system
|
| presidenzialista {mf}
|
:: Advocate of such a system
|
| presidiale {adj}
|
:: presidial
|
| presidiante {v}
|
:: present participle of presidiare
|
| presidiare {vt}
|
:: to garrison
|
| presidiare {vt}
|
:: to guard
|
| presidio {m}
|
:: garrison
|
| presidio {m}
|
:: presidium
|
| presiedente {v}
|
:: present participle of presiedere
|
| presiedere {v}
|
:: to preside (over); to chair
|
| presina {f}
|
:: potholder
|
| presinaptico {adj}
|
:: presynaptic
|
| presistole {f}
|
:: presystole
|
| presistolico {adj}
|
:: presystolic
|
| preso {adj}
|
:: busy, taken up, preoccupied
|
| preso {adj}
|
:: taken, occupied
|
| presocché {adv}
|
:: almost
|
| presocratico {adj}
|
:: pre-Socratic
|
| presofista {m}
|
:: presophist
|
| presontuoso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of presuntuoso
|
| presonzione {f}
|
:: alternative form of presunzione
|
| presosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prendersi
|
| pressa {f}
|
:: press
|
| pressa {f}
|
:: crowd, press
|
| pressacarte {m}
|
:: paperweight
|
| pressacavo {m}
|
:: cable gland
|
| pressafieno {m}
|
:: hay baler
|
| pressaforaggi {m}
|
:: hay baler
|
| pressaforaggio {m}
|
:: alternative form of pressaforaggi
|
| pressante {v}
|
:: present participle of pressare
|
| pressante {adj}
|
:: urgent, pressing
|
| pressantemente {adv}
|
:: pressingly, urgently
|
| pressantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pressarsi
|
| pressapaglia {m}
|
:: straw baler
|
| pressapoco {adv}
|
:: alternative spelling of pressappoco
|
| pressappochismo {m}
|
:: carelessness, sloppiness
|
| pressappochista {mf}
|
:: careless person
|
| pressappochistico {adj}
|
:: careless, sloppy
|
| pressappoco {adv}
|
:: about, roughly, approximately
|
| pressare {vt}
|
:: to press
|
| pressare {vt}
|
:: to urge or solicit insistently; to beg
|
| pressare {vt}
|
:: to be pressing
|
| pressare {vt}
|
:: to use pressing
|
| pressarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of pressare
|
| pressarsi {v}
|
:: to crowd
|
| pressarsi {v}
|
:: to prepare, get ready
|
| pressaschede {m}
|
:: A device in filing cabinets that keeps files pressed together
|
| pressatore {m}
|
:: presser (person)
|
| pressatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pressarsi
|
| pressatrecce {m}
|
:: synonym of premistoppa
|
| pressatrice {f}
|
:: presser (female)
|
| pressatrice {f}
|
:: A device that plants a seed and then compacts the surrounding soil
|
| pressatura {f}
|
:: pressing
|
| pressazolle {f}
|
:: synonym of pressatrice
|
| pressi {p}
|
:: neighbourhood, outskirts, surroundings
|
| pressibile {adj}
|
:: compressible
|
| pressibilità {f}
|
:: compressibility
|
| pressing {m}
|
:: Continuous and pressing action that does not allow the opposing team to catch its breath, aiming to remove the ball from its possession
|
| pressing {m}
|
:: Pressing (application of pressure)
|
| pressione {f}
|
:: pressure
|
| pressione {f}
|
:: pressure, leverage
|
| pressione {f}
|
:: blood pressure
|
| pressione {f}
|
:: (in steam-powered devices) steam
|
| pressione del sangue {f}
|
:: blood pressure
|
| pressione sanguigna {f}
|
:: blood pressure
|
| presso {adv} /ˈprɛsːo/
|
:: nearby, near, close
|
| presso {prep}
|
:: near
|
| presso {prep}
|
:: beside, next to, by
|
| presso {prep}
|
:: at, with
|
| presso {prep}
|
:: among, with
|
| presso {prep}
|
:: care of (always followed by di)
|
| presso {adj}
|
:: near, close
|
| pressocché {adv}
|
:: Variant of pressoché
|
| pressocettore {m}
|
:: baroreceptor
|
| pressoché {adv}
|
:: nearly, almost
|
| pressofusione {f}
|
:: diecasting
|
| pressoio {m}
|
:: press, clamp
|
| pressopiegatrice {f}
|
:: folding / bending press (machine)
|
| pressopiegatura {f}
|
:: folding / bending of sheet metal
|
| pressorio {adj}
|
:: pressure (attributive)
|
| pressostato {m}
|
:: manostat (pressure regulator)
|
| pressoterapia {f}
|
:: pressotherapy
|
| pressurizzabile {adj}
|
:: pressurizable
|
| pressurizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of pressurizzare
|
| pressurizzare {vt}
|
:: To pressurize
|
| pressurizzatore {m}
|
:: pressurizer
|
| pressurizzazione {f}
|
:: pressurization
|
| prestabile {adj}
|
:: That can be lent
|
| prestabilente {v}
|
:: present participle of prestabilire
|
| prestabilire {vt}
|
:: to prearrange
|
| prestabilito {adj}
|
:: hardwired
|
| prestabilito {adj}
|
:: Designed to perform a specific task
|
| prestabilito {adj}
|
:: Of devices, closely or tightly coupled
|
| prestamente {adv}
|
:: early
|
| prestamente {adv}
|
:: quickly, rapidly
|
| prestampa {f}
|
:: galley proof
|
| prestampante {v}
|
:: present participle of prestampare
|
| prestampare {vt}
|
:: To preprint
|
| prestampato {adj}
|
:: preprinted
|
| prestampato {m}
|
:: form
|
| prestanome {mf}
|
:: nominee
|
| prestanome {mf}
|
:: front man, figurehead
|
| prestante {v}
|
:: present participle of prestare
|
| prestante {adj}
|
:: handsome, well-built, good-looking
|
| prestantemente {adv}
|
:: handsomely
|
| prestantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prestarsi
|
| prestantino {m}
|
:: The raised part of a keelson towards the bow and stern
|
| prestanza {f}
|
:: presence, good looks
|
| prestare {vt}
|
:: to lend
|
| prestare {vt}
|
:: to pay, to give
|
| prestare attenzione {v}
|
:: To pay attention (listen attentively)
|
| prestare il fianco {v}
|
:: to lay oneself open or vulnerable (to)
|
| prestarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of prestare
|
| prestarsi {v}
|
:: to be fit, be suitable, lend oneself
|
| prestarsi {v}
|
:: to agree, consent
|
| prestarsi {v}
|
:: to offer , help, lend a hand
|
| prestasoldi {mf}
|
:: moneylender
|
| prestatore {m}
|
:: lender
|
| prestatore {m}
|
:: employer, worker
|
| prestatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prestarsi
|
| prestavoce {mf}
|
:: voice actor
|
| prestazionale {adj}
|
:: performance (attributive)
|
| prestazione {f}
|
:: a service
|
| prestazione {f}
|
:: performance
|
| prestazione {f}
|
:: showing
|
| prestezza {f} /presˈtet.t͡sa/
|
:: quickness
|
| prestidigitatore {m}
|
:: conjurer, magician
|
| prestidigitazione {f}
|
:: sleight of hand, prestidigitation, legerdemain
|
| prestigiante {v}
|
:: present participle of prestigiare
|
| prestigiare {v}
|
:: To conjure
|
| prestigiatore {m}
|
:: conjuror
|
| prestigio {m}
|
:: prestige, status
|
| prestigiosamente {adv}
|
:: prestigiously
|
| prestigiosità {f}
|
:: prestigiousness
|
| prestigioso {adj}
|
:: prestigious, famous, eminent
|
| prestinaia {f} /pre.stiˈna.ja/
|
:: baker
|
| prestinaia {f}
|
:: baker's (shop), bakery
|
| prestinaio {m} /pre.stiˈna.jo/
|
:: baker
|
| prestinaio {m}
|
:: baker's (shop), bakery
|
| prestissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of presto
|
| prestito {m}
|
:: loan
|
| prestito {m}
|
:: loanword
|
| presto {adj} /ˈprɛs.to/
|
:: ready
|
| presto {adj}
|
:: fast, quick, nimble
|
| presto {adv}
|
:: soon
|
| presto {adv}
|
:: early
|
| presto {adv}
|
:: quickly
|
| presto {adv}
|
:: presto
|
| presto {m}
|
:: loan
|
| presto {m}
|
:: usury (practice of lending money at excessive interest rates)
|
| presto {m}
|
:: pawnshop
|
| presto e bene non vanno insieme {proverb}
|
:: synonym of la gatta frettolosa fece i gattini ciechi
|
| presto e bene non vanno insieme {proverb}
|
:: synonym of la fretta è una cattiva consigliera
|
| presto e bene non vanno insieme {proverb}
|
:: synonym of chi va piano, va sano e va lontano
|
| presto o tardi {adv}
|
:: sooner or later
|
| presule {m}
|
:: prelate, bishop
|
| presumente {v}
|
:: present participle of presumere
|
| presumenza {f}
|
:: presumption, presumptuousness
|
| presumenza {f}
|
:: hope
|
| presumere {vt}
|
:: to guess, to presume, to suppose
|
| presumibile {adj}
|
:: presumable, likely
|
| presumibilità {f}
|
:: probability, likeliness
|
| presumibilmente {adv}
|
:: presumably
|
| presumitore {m}
|
:: presumer
|
| presummere {v}
|
:: alternative form of presumere
|
| presuntivamente {adv}
|
:: presumptively
|
| presuntivo {adj}
|
:: presumptive
|
| presunto {adj}
|
:: presumed, supposed
|
| presunto {m}
|
:: A person who is assumed to have done something
|
| presuntuosa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of presuntuoso
|
| presuntuosaggine {f}
|
:: presumptuousness, self-importance, conceit
|
| presuntuosamente {adv}
|
:: presumptuously, conceitedly
|
| presuntuosità {f}
|
:: presumptuousness, self-importance, conceit
|
| presuntuoso {adj}
|
:: presumptuous, conceited, self-important, bumptious
|
| presuntuoso {adj}
|
:: cocksure
|
| presuntuoso {m}
|
:: presumptuous, conceited or self-important person
|
| presunzione {f}
|
:: presumption
|
| presunzione {f}
|
:: presumptuousness
|
| presuola {f}
|
:: synonym of caglio
|
| presupponente {v}
|
:: present participle of presupporre
|
| presupporre {vt}
|
:: (with che + subj.) to assume, suppose
|
| presupporre {vt}
|
:: to presuppose
|
| presuppositivo {adj}
|
:: presumptious
|
| presupposizione {f}
|
:: assumption, supposition, presupposition
|
| presupposto {m}
|
:: supposition
|
| presupposto {m}
|
:: premise
|
| pretaglia {f}
|
:: A group of priests
|
| pretagliato {adj}
|
:: precut
|
| pretattica {f}
|
:: false or misleading information given to the media before a match in order to conceal new tactics
|
| prete {m} /ˈprɛ.te/
|
:: priest, clergyman, minister, pastor
|
| pretendente {mf}
|
:: claimant
|
| pretendente {mf}
|
:: pretender
|
| pretendente {m}
|
:: suitor, wooer, admirer
|
| pretendente {v}
|
:: present participle of pretendere
|
| pretendere {vt}
|
:: (also with or ) to claim on the basis of a right; to feel entitled (to); to expect; to demand
|
| pretendere {vt}
|
:: to expect or demand
|
| pretendere {vt}
|
:: (also with che + subj.) to assert mistakenly
|
| pretendere {vt}
|
:: (with di + inf.) to claim reasoning or merits not recognized by others
|
| pretendere {vt}
|
:: (with di + inf.) to claim a skill that one does not possess
|
| pretendere {v}
|
:: to aspire (to)
|
| pretensionamento {m}
|
:: pre-stretching
|
| pretensionatore {m}
|
:: pre-stretcher mechanism; belt stretcher
|
| pretensione {f} /pre.tenˈsjo.ne/
|
:: pretension, claim
|
| pretensione {f}
|
:: overconfidence
|
| pretensione {f}
|
:: pretentiousness
|
| pretensione {f}
|
:: An excessive request for pay or rewards
|
| pretensione {f}
|
:: pretensioning, pre-stretch
|
| pretensiosamente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of pretenzioso
|
| pretensiosità {f}
|
:: alternative form of pretenziosità
|
| pretensioso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pretenzioso
|
| pretenzione {f} /pre.tenˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: alternative form of pretensione
|
| pretenzionoso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pretenzioso
|
| pretenziosamente {adv}
|
:: pretentiously
|
| pretenziosità {f}
|
:: pretentiousness
|
| pretenzioso {adj}
|
:: pretentious
|
| preteribile {adj}
|
:: negligible, minor
|
| preterintenzionale {adj} /pre.te.rin.ten.t͡sjoˈna.le/
|
:: Describing a criminal act whose consequences were more serious than intended
|
| preterintenzionalità {f}
|
:: Property of being unintentional (of the consequences of a criminal act)
|
| preterintenzionalmente {adv}
|
:: unintentionally (criminal)
|
| preterire {v}
|
:: To neglect
|
| preterire {v}
|
:: To omit
|
| preterito {m}
|
:: past
|
| preterito {m}
|
:: preterite/preterit, past tense
|
| preterizione {f}
|
:: preterition
|
| pretermettente {v}
|
:: present participle of pretermettere
|
| pretermettere {vt}
|
:: To avoid or neglect to do something (literary use)
|
| pretermine {adj}
|
:: preterm
|
| pretermine {adj}
|
:: premature
|
| pretermissione {f}
|
:: pretermission, omission
|
| preternaturale {adj}
|
:: preternatural (all senses)
|
| preternaturale {adj}
|
:: otherworldly, transcendental
|
| pretesa {f}
|
:: claim
|
| pretesa {f}
|
:: pretension
|
| pretesco {adj}
|
:: priest-like
|
| pretesco {adj}
|
:: sanctimonious
|
| pretessere {v}
|
:: To use pretexts
|
| pretesta {f}
|
:: praetexta
|
| pretestare {v} /pre.tesˈta.re/
|
:: To employ (something) as a pretext
|
| pretestare {v}
|
:: To attribute a pathology to a false cause
|
| pretestata {f}
|
:: synonym of pretesta
|
| pretestato {adj}
|
:: Wearing a praetexta (white robe)
|
| pretestazione {f} /pre.tes.tatˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: The attribution of a pathology to a false cause
|
| pretesto {m} /preˈtɛs.to/
|
:: excuse, pretext
|
| pretestuosamente {adv}
|
:: speciously
|
| pretestuosità {f}
|
:: speciousness
|
| pretestuoso {adj}
|
:: specious, alleged
|
| pretino {m}
|
:: priestling
|
| pretonico {adj}
|
:: pretonic
|
| pretonzolo {m}
|
:: priestling
|
| pretore {m}
|
:: magistrate
|
| pretoriano {m}
|
:: Praetorian
|
| pretoriano {m}
|
:: loyal subordinate; henchman
|
| pretorile {adj}
|
:: magistrate (attributive)
|
| pretorio {adj}
|
:: praetorian
|
| pretrattamento {m}
|
:: pretreatment
|
| pretrattante {v}
|
:: present participle of pretrattare
|
| pretrattare {vt}
|
:: to pretreat
|
| pretrattato {adj}
|
:: pretreated
|
| prettamente {adv}
|
:: truly, genuinely
|
| prettamente {adv}
|
:: principally, mainly
|
| pretto {adj}
|
:: pure
|
| pretto {adj}
|
:: truthful
|
| pretura {f}
|
:: magistrate's court
|
| pretura {f}
|
:: magistracy
|
| preumanesimo {m}
|
:: prehumanism
|
| preumanista {mf}
|
:: prehumanist
|
| preumanistico {adj}
|
:: pre-humanistic
|
| preunitario {adj}
|
:: preunification
|
| preutente {mf}
|
:: prior-user (of something before it was patented)
|
| prevalente {v}
|
:: present participle of prevalere
|
| prevalente {adj}
|
:: prevalent, prevailing
|
| prevalentemente {adv}
|
:: prevalently, prevailingly
|
| prevalenza {f}
|
:: predominance, prevalence
|
| prevalere {vi}
|
:: To prevail
|
| prevalicare {v}
|
:: alternative form of prevaricare
|
| prevaricamento {m}
|
:: abuse
|
| prevaricamento {m}
|
:: malfeasance, malpractice
|
| prevaricante {v}
|
:: present participle of prevaricare
|
| prevaricare {vit}
|
:: to abuse one's power
|
| prevaricatore {adj}
|
:: abuse of power (attributive)
|
| prevaricatore {m}
|
:: abuser of power
|
| prevaricazione {f}
|
:: abuse of power
|
| prevedente {v}
|
:: present participle of prevedere
|
| prevedere {vt}
|
:: to foresee, anticipate
|
| prevedere {vt}
|
:: to forecast
|
| prevedere {vt}
|
:: to plan
|
| prevedere {vt}
|
:: to include
|
| prevedibile {adj}
|
:: predictable, foreseeable, to be expected
|
| prevedibile {adj}
|
:: logical, obvious
|
| prevedibilità {f}
|
:: predictability
|
| prevedibilmente {adv}
|
:: In a manner that can be expected; predictably
|
| prevedimento {m}
|
:: anticipation
|
| prevedimento {m}
|
:: forecast
|
| preveggente {v}
|
:: present participle of prevedere (literally "seeing before")
|
| preveggente {adj}
|
:: predictive, like a veggente
|
| preveggente {adj}
|
:: previdente, provident/wise
|
| preveggenza {f}
|
:: presage, precognition, prescience
|
| prevelare {adj} /pre.veˈla.re/
|
:: prevelar
|
| prevendente {v}
|
:: present participle of prevendere
|
| prevendere {v}
|
:: to presell
|
| prevendita {f}
|
:: presale
|
| prevenibile {adj}
|
:: preventable
|
| preveniente {v}
|
:: present participle of prevenire
|
| prevenimento {m}
|
:: anticipation
|
| prevenimento {m}
|
:: prevention
|
| prevenire {vt}
|
:: to anticipate
|
| prevenire {vt}
|
:: to forestall
|
| prevenire {vt}
|
:: to forewarn
|
| prevenire {vt}
|
:: to prevent
|
| preventivabile {adj}
|
:: predictable
|
| preventivamente {adv}
|
:: preemptively, in advance, beforehand
|
| preventivante {v}
|
:: present participle of preventivare
|
| preventivare {vt}
|
:: to estimate, budget
|
| preventivare {vt}
|
:: to plan, predict, foresee
|
| preventivato {adj}
|
:: estimated, budgeted
|
| preventivazione {f}
|
:: budgeting
|
| preventivazione {f}
|
:: planning
|
| preventivista {mf}
|
:: estimator
|
| preventivista {mf}
|
:: planner, predictor
|
| preventivo {adj}
|
:: preventive, preemptive
|
| preventivo {adj}
|
:: prior
|
| preventivo {m}
|
:: An estimate, a quotation, a budget or a sales quote
|
| prevenuto {adj}
|
:: prejudiced (against)
|
| prevenzionale {adj}
|
:: preventional
|
| prevenzione {f}
|
:: prevention
|
| prevenzione {f}
|
:: prejudice
|
| prevenzionistico {adj}
|
:: relating to the prevention of industrial accidents and of occupational disease
|
| preverbale {adj}
|
:: preverbal
|
| preverbo {m}
|
:: preverb (verbal prefix)
|
| prevertire {v}
|
:: To upset, subvert, disorder
|
| previdente {adj}
|
:: prudent, provident
|
| previdentemente {adv}
|
:: providently
|
| previdenza {f}
|
:: prudence
|
| previdenza {f}
|
:: foresight
|
| previdenza {f}
|
:: security, welfare, social security
|
| previdenza {f}
|
:: pension
|
| previdenza sociale {f}
|
:: social security
|
| previdenziale {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to social security
|
| previgente {adj}
|
:: previously in force
|
| previo {adj}
|
:: preliminary
|
| previo {adj}
|
:: previous
|
| previsibile {adj}
|
:: Variant of prevedibile
|
| previsionale {adj}
|
:: forecast, projected, estimated (especially in commercial terms)
|
| previsione {f}
|
:: prediction, forecast
|
| previsione {f}
|
:: expectation
|
| previsione {f}
|
:: foresight
|
| previssuto {adj}
|
:: pre-experienced
|
| previsto {adj}
|
:: expected
|
| previsto {adj}
|
:: forecast
|
| previsto {m}
|
:: something expected, forecast or supposed
|
| prevocalico {adj}
|
:: prevocalic
|
| prevostale {adj}
|
:: provostal
|
| prevosto {m} /preˈvɔs.to/
|
:: provost
|
| prevosto {m}
|
:: parish priest
|
| prevostura {f}
|
:: provostship
|
| preziare {v}
|
:: alternative form of prezzare
|
| preziario {adj}
|
:: price (attributive)
|
| preziosamente {adv}
|
:: richly, preciously
|
| preziosismo {m}
|
:: affectation
|
| preziosismo {m}
|
:: preciosity
|
| preziosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of prezioso
|
| preziosità {f}
|
:: preciousness
|
| preziosità {f}
|
:: valuables
|
| prezioso {adj}
|
:: precious (also figurately), valuable (also fig.), costly, invaluable
|
| prezioso {m}
|
:: jewel, valuable
|
| prezo {m}
|
:: price
|
| prezzabile {adj}
|
:: appreciable, noteworthy
|
| prezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of prezzare
|
| prezzare {vt}
|
:: To add price tags
|
| prezzare {v}
|
:: to appreciate, estimate, hold in consideration
|
| prezzario {m}
|
:: price list
|
| prezzatrice {f}
|
:: pricing machine
|
| prezzatura {f}
|
:: pricing
|
| prezzemolo {m} /pretˈt͡se.mo.lo/
|
:: parsley (plant and herb)
|
| prezzi al dettaglio {n}
|
:: consumer price
|
| prezzi al dettaglio {n}
|
:: retail price
|
| prezziario {m}
|
:: Variant of prezzario
|
| prezzo {m}
|
:: price
|
| prezzo {m}
|
:: cost
|
| prezzo {m}
|
:: value, worth
|
| prezzo {m}
|
:: fare, fee, rate
|
| prezzo {m}
|
:: (plural) terms, charges
|
| prezzo battuto {m}
|
:: auction price (under the hammer)
|
| prezzo di listino {m}
|
:: list price
|
| prezzolante {v}
|
:: present participle of prezzolare
|
| prezzolare {vt}
|
:: to hire
|
| prezzolare {vt}
|
:: to bribe
|
| prezzolato {adj}
|
:: hired, mercenary
|
| pria {adv} /ˈpri.a/
|
:: before, previously
|
| Priamo {prop}
|
:: Priam
|
| priapeo {adj}
|
:: priapic
|
| priapico {adj}
|
:: priapic
|
| priapismo {m}
|
:: priapism
|
| Priapo {prop}
|
:: Priapus
|
| priego {m}
|
:: prayer (Variant of: prego)
|
| Priene {prop}
|
:: Priene
|
| prigione {f} /priˈd͡ʒo.ne/
|
:: jail, prison
|
| prigione {f}
|
:: cooler
|
| prigione {f}
|
:: imprisonment, incarceration, detention
|
| prigione {m}
|
:: prisoner, captive
|
| prigione sotterranea {f}
|
:: dungeon
|
| prigionia {f}
|
:: imprisonment, incarceration, detention
|
| prigioniero {adj}
|
:: imprisoned, captive
|
| prigioniero {m}
|
:: prisoner, captive
|
| prillante {v}
|
:: present participle of prillare
|
| prillare {vi}
|
:: To twirl, whirl or spin
|
| prima {adv} /ˈpriː.ma/
|
:: before
|
| prima {adv}
|
:: once, formerly
|
| prima {adv}
|
:: beforehand, in advance
|
| prima {adv}
|
:: earlier, sooner
|
| prima {f}
|
:: the first
|
| prima {f}
|
:: an opening night; a premier
|
| prima {f}
|
:: the first year at school
|
| prima ballerina {f}
|
:: coryphée
|
| prima base {m}
|
:: first baseman
|
| primaccio {m}
|
:: alternative form of piumaccio
|
| prima colazione {f}
|
:: breakfast
|
| prima del tempo {adv}
|
:: early, in advance
|
| prima del tempo {adv}
|
:: prematurely
|
| prima di tutto {adv}
|
:: first of all; in the first place
|
| prima donna {f}
|
:: prima donna
|
| primadonna {f}
|
:: alternative form of prima donna
|
| primaiola {m}
|
:: primipara
|
| primaiola {adj}
|
:: primiparous
|
| primale {adj}
|
:: primal
|
| primale {adj}
|
:: principal
|
| primalità {f}
|
:: primality
|
| primamente {adv}
|
:: first, firstly, in the first place, first of all, first and foremost, primarily
|
| primanota {f}
|
:: first draught / draft, rough draught / draft
|
| prima o poi {adv}
|
:: sooner or later
|
| prima persona {f}
|
:: first person
|
| primariamente {adv}
|
:: mainly, chiefly, primarily
|
| primariato {m}
|
:: The office or position of a head physician
|
| primario {adj} /priˈma.rjo/
|
:: primary, first, principal, main, chief
|
| primario {m}
|
:: head of a hospital ward, consultant
|
| primase {f}
|
:: primase
|
| primate {m}
|
:: primate (ecclesiastical title)
|
| primaticcio {m}
|
:: first fruits (plural in English)
|
| primatista {mf}
|
:: record setter, record breaker
|
| primatista {mf}
|
:: record holder
|
| primato {m}
|
:: supremacy
|
| primato {m}
|
:: record
|
| primatologia {f}
|
:: primatology
|
| primato mondiale {m}
|
:: world record
|
| primavera {f} /pri.maˈvɛ.ra/
|
:: spring (season)
|
| primavera {f}
|
:: years, winters
|
| primavera {f}
|
:: primrose
|
| primavera-estate {adj}
|
:: spring-summer
|
| primaverile {adj}
|
:: of spring (season), spring (attribute), springlike, vernal
|
| primazia {f}
|
:: primacy
|
| primaziale {adj}
|
:: primatial
|
| primeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of primeggiare
|
| primeggiare {vi}
|
:: to excel, to lead
|
| primeggiare {vi}
|
:: to stand out
|
| primiceriale {adj}
|
:: Relating to a primicerio
|
| primiceriato {m}
|
:: The rank / office of a primicerio
|
| primicerio {m}
|
:: The head of a brotherhood
|
| primieramente {adv}
|
:: at first
|
| primieramente {adv}
|
:: first of all, primarily, firstly
|
| primiero {adj}
|
:: first (time sense)
|
| primiero {adj}
|
:: primitive, original
|
| primiero {adj}
|
:: infantile
|
| Primiero {prop}
|
:: A mountain valley near Trentino in Trentino-Alto Adige
|
| primierotto {m}
|
:: A dialect of Venetian spoken in Primiero
|
| primierotto {adj}
|
:: Of or from Primiero
|
| primigenio {adj} /pri.miˈd͡ʒɛ.njo/
|
:: firstborn
|
| primigenio {adj}
|
:: primitive, primigenial
|
| primina {f}
|
:: primine
|
| primina {f}
|
:: First year at a private elementary school
|
| primino {m}
|
:: first-year student
|
| primipara {f}
|
:: primipara, primigravid
|
| primissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of primo; very first
|
| primitivamente {adv}
|
:: primitively
|
| primitivismo {m}
|
:: primitivism
|
| primitivista {mf}
|
:: primitivist
|
| primitivista {adj}
|
:: primitivistic
|
| primitività {f}
|
:: primitiveness
|
| primitivo {adj}
|
:: primitive
|
| primitivo {adj}
|
:: original (significance)
|
| primitivo {m}
|
:: primitive man
|
| primitivo {m}
|
:: a grape variety from Puglia, genetically identical to zinfandel; the red wine made from this grape
|
| primizia {f}
|
:: first fruits
|
| primiziale {adj}
|
:: first fruits (attributive)
|
| primo {adj} /ˈpri.mo/
|
:: first
|
| primo {adj}
|
:: initial
|
| primo {adj}
|
:: main, principal
|
| primo {adj}
|
:: prime
|
| primo {m}
|
:: first, first one
|
| primo {m}
|
:: former (first of aforementioned two items)
|
| primo {m}
|
:: clipping of primo piatto; first course, starter
|
| Primo {prop}
|
:: given name, often given to firstborns
|
| primo cittadino {m}
|
:: synonym of sindaco
|
| primogenita {f}
|
:: Eldest or firstborn daughter
|
| primogenito {adj}
|
:: firstborn
|
| primogenito {m}
|
:: eldest or firstborn child
|
| primogenito {m}
|
:: eldest or firstborn son
|
| primogenitore {m}
|
:: primogenitor, progenitor
|
| primogenitura {f}
|
:: primogeniture
|
| primola {f}
|
:: alternative form of primula
|
| primo ministro {m}
|
:: prime minister
|
| primo piano {m}
|
:: foreground
|
| primo piano {m}
|
:: (typically preceded by in or di) position of relative importance; foreground
|
| primo piatto {m}
|
:: The course of a meal, often consisting of a pasta dish, following the antipasto and before the secondo piatto
|
| primo quarto {m}
|
:: first quarter
|
| primordiale {adj}
|
:: primordial, primeval
|
| primordialmente {adv}
|
:: primordially, primevally
|
| primordine {n}
|
:: only in in primordine
|
| primordio {m}
|
:: primordium
|
| primordio {m}
|
:: The beginning(s)
|
| primoriale {m}
|
:: primorial
|
| primo soccorso {m}
|
:: first aid
|
| primula {f}
|
:: primrose (plant & flower)
|
| primula {f}
|
:: Primula
|
| principale {adj}
|
:: main, principal
|
| principale {adj}
|
:: major, flagship
|
| principale {m}
|
:: boss (person in charge)
|
| principalità {f}
|
:: preeminence, superiority
|
| principalmente {adv}
|
:: mainly
|
| principalmente {adv}
|
:: principally
|
| principato {m}
|
:: principality (region)
|
| principato {m}
|
:: princedom
|
| Principato di Monaco {prop}
|
:: Principato di Monaco (city-state)
|
| principe {m} /ˈprin.t͡ʃi.pe/
|
:: prince
|
| principe azzurro {m}
|
:: Prince Charming
|
| principescamente {adv}
|
:: in a princely manner
|
| principesco {adj}
|
:: princely
|
| principescovile {adj}
|
:: prince bishop (attributive)
|
| principessa {f}
|
:: princess
|
| principessina {f}
|
:: little princess (typically used figuratively)
|
| principiante {v}
|
:: present participle of principiare
|
| principiante {adj}
|
:: inexpert
|
| principiante {mf}
|
:: beginner, novice, amateur
|
| principiare {vit}
|
:: to begin, to start, to commence
|
| principiatore {m}
|
:: initiator, promoter, founder
|
| principio {m} /prinˈt͡ʃip.jo/
|
:: beginning, start, inception
|
| principio {m}
|
:: first part; first paragraph, first subsection
|
| principio {m}
|
:: beginning
|
| principio {m}
|
:: first; appetizers, antipastos, starters, hors d'oeuvre
|
| principio {m}
|
:: beginning, cause, source, reason
|
| principio {m}
|
:: principle
|
| principio {m}
|
:: principle
|
| principio {m}
|
:: principle
|
| principio {m}
|
:: principle, moral norm, ethic value
|
| principio di località {n}
|
:: principle of locality
|
| principio di non aggressione {m}
|
:: non-aggression principle
|
| princisbecco {m}
|
:: pinchbeck
|
| prione {m}
|
:: prion
|
| prionico {adj}
|
:: prionic
|
| priorale {adj}
|
:: Pertaining to a prior
|
| priorato {m}
|
:: priory
|
| priorato {m}
|
:: priorate
|
| priore {m}
|
:: prior
|
| prioria {f}
|
:: priorate
|
| priorità {f}
|
:: priority
|
| priorità {f}
|
:: triage
|
| prioritariamente {adv}
|
:: In order of priority
|
| prioritario {adj}
|
:: priority (attributive), prior
|
| prioritario {adj}
|
:: (of mail) first class
|
| Prisciano {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| priscillianismo {m}
|
:: Priscillianism
|
| priscillianista {mf}
|
:: Priscillianist
|
| priscione {mf} /priˈʃo.ne/
|
:: obsolete form of prigione
|
| prisco {adj} /ˈpris.ko/
|
:: (very) ancient
|
| prisma {m}
|
:: prism
|
| prismatico {adj}
|
:: prismatic (all senses)
|
| prismatoide {m}
|
:: prismatoid
|
| prismoide {m} /prisˈmɔi̯.de/
|
:: prismoid
|
| pristinamente {adv}
|
:: pristinely
|
| pristino {adj}
|
:: pristine, unspoiled, uncorrupted, unsullied
|
| pristino {m}
|
:: pristine
|
| pritaneo {m}
|
:: prytaneum
|
| pritania {f}
|
:: prytany
|
| pritano {m}
|
:: prytanis
|
| Priuli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| privacy {f} /ˈpraivasi/
|
:: privacy (especially online)
|
| priva di vista {f}
|
:: blind woman
|
| privante {v}
|
:: present participle of privare
|
| privantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of privarsi
|
| privare {vt}
|
:: to deprive, take, rob
|
| privarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of privare
|
| privarsi {v}
|
:: to deprive oneself of, deny oneself
|
| privata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of privato
|
| privatamente {adv}
|
:: privately, (in) private
|
| privatezza {f}
|
:: privacy
|
| privatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of privato
|
| privatista {mf}
|
:: private student
|
| privatistico {adj}
|
:: private
|
| privativa {f}
|
:: monopoly
|
| privativo {adj}
|
:: privative
|
| privatizzabile {adj}
|
:: That can be privatized
|
| privatizzabilità {f}
|
:: Property of what can be privatized
|
| privatizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of privatizzare
|
| privatizzare {v}
|
:: to privatize
|
| privatizzazione {f}
|
:: privatization, privatisation, denationalisation
|
| privato {adj}
|
:: private, personal
|
| privato {m}
|
:: private person, private citizen
|
| privato {m}
|
:: privacy
|
| privatore {m}
|
:: depriver, robber
|
| privatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of privarsi
|
| privazione {f}
|
:: loss
|
| privazione {f}
|
:: hardship, privation
|
| privé {m}
|
:: privy
|
| Priverno {prop}
|
:: Priverno (small town)
|
| privilegiante {v}
|
:: present participle of privilegiare
|
| privilegiare {vt}
|
:: to favour
|
| privilegiato {adj}
|
:: privileged
|
| privilegiato {adj}
|
:: preferential (treatment)
|
| privilegiato {m}
|
:: Privileged person
|
| privilegio {m} /pri.viˈlɛ.d͡ʒo/
|
:: privilege
|
| privo {adj}
|
:: devoid
|
| privo {adj}
|
:: bereft
|
| privo {adj}
|
:: without, lacking, -less, un-, -free
|
| privo di sensi {adj}
|
:: unconscious, senseless
|
| privo di senso {adj}
|
:: meaningless
|
| privo di vista {adj}
|
:: blind
|
| privo di vista {m}
|
:: blind man, blind person; (in plural) the blind
|
| privo di vita {adj}
|
:: dead, lifeless
|
| pro- {prefix}
|
:: pro-
|
| pro' {adj} /prɔ/
|
:: apocopic form of prode
|
| pro {prep} /prɔ/
|
:: for, in favour of
|
| pro {m}
|
:: good, benefit, advantage, weal
|
| pro {m}
|
:: pro
|
| pro {m}
|
:: pro
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| proaccelerina {f}
|
:: proaccelerin
|
| proapoptotico {adj}
|
:: proapoptotic
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| proattivo {adj}
|
:: proactive
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| probabile {adj}
|
:: probable, likely, prospective
|
| probabiliorismo {m}
|
:: probabiliorism
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| probabiliorista {mf}
|
:: probabiliorist
|
| probabilioristico {adj}
|
:: probabilioristic
|
| probabilismo {m}
|
:: probabilism
|
| probabilista {mf}
|
:: probabilist
|
| probabilisticamente {adv}
|
:: probabilistically
|
| probabilistico {adj}
|
:: probabilistic
|
| probabilità {f}
|
:: probability, likelihood, odds, chance
|
| probabilmente {adv}
|
:: probably, likely, possibly, easily
|
| probamente {adv}
|
:: honestly, decently, virtuously
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| probandato {m} /pro.banˈda.to/
|
:: A period of time in which a young man prepares to become a novitiate in a religious order
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| probando {m} /proˈban.do/
|
:: A young man who aspires to be accepted into a religious order
|
| probando {m}
|
:: proband
|
| probante {adj}
|
:: convincing
|
| probativo {adj}
|
:: probative, probatory
|
| probatorio {adj}
|
:: evidential, probative
|
| probazione {f}
|
:: synonym of probandato
|
| probiotico {adj}
|
:: probiotic
|
| probità {f} /pro.biˈta/
|
:: probity
|
| probità {f}
|
:: honesty
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| probitade {f} /pro.biˈta.de/
|
:: obsolete form of probità
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| probitate {f} /pro.biˈta.te/
|
:: obsolete form of probità
|
| problema {m}
|
:: problem
|
| problema {m}
|
:: glitch, bug
|
| problematica {f}
|
:: problems, issues
|
| problematicamente {adv}
|
:: problematically
|
| problematicismo {m}
|
:: problematicism
|
| problematicità {f}
|
:: problematic nature; problematicity
|
| problematico {adj}
|
:: problematic, problematical
|
| problematico {adj}
|
:: troublesome, difficult
|
| problematizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of problematizzare
|
| problematizzare {vt}
|
:: To problematize (make a problem of)
|
| problematizzazione {f}
|
:: problematization
|
| problemino {m}
|
:: A small problem
|
| probo {adj}
|
:: Having strong moral principles; honest, decent, virtuous
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| Probo {prop}
|
:: Probus
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| proboscidato {m}
|
:: proboscidean
|
| proboscide {f} /proˈbɔʃʃide/
|
:: proboscis, trunk
|
| proboscide {f}
|
:: snout
|
| proboviro {m}
|
:: arbitrator
|
| procaccevole {adv}
|
:: industriously
|
| Procacci {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| procaccia {f}
|
:: courier
|
| procacciamento {m}
|
:: procurement
|
| procacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of procacciare
|
| procacciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of procacciarsi
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| procacciare {vt}
|
:: to obtain or procure
|
| procacciarsi {vr}
|
:: To obtain or procure for oneself
|
| procacciatore {m}
|
:: procurer, agent
|
| procacciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of procacciarsi
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| procacciatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of procacciatore
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| procaccino {m}
|
:: A selfish person
|
| procace {adj} /proˈkat͡ʃe/
|
:: impudent, shameless
|
| procace {adj}
|
:: sexually provocative or attractive
|
| procacemente {adv} /prokat͡ʃeˈmente/
|
:: shamelessly, insolently
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| procacemente {adv}
|
:: in a sexually provocative way
|
| procacia {f} /proˈkat͡ʃa/
|
:: impudence, insolence, shamelessness
|
| procacia {f}
|
:: sexual provocativeness or attractiveness
|
| procacità {f} /prokat͡ʃiˈta/
|
:: impudence, insolence, shamelessness
|
| procacità {f}
|
:: sexual provocativeness or attractiveness
|
| procaina {f}
|
:: procaine, novocaine
|
| procambio {m} /proˈkam.bjo/
|
:: procambium
|
| pro capite {adj}
|
:: per capita, per head, per person
|
| pro capite {adv}
|
:: per capita, per head, per person
|
| pro-capite {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of pro capite
|
| pro-capite {adv}
|
:: alternative spelling of pro capite
|
| procapite {adj}
|
:: Variant of pro capite
|
| procariota {m}
|
:: prokaryote
|
| procariote {m}
|
:: prokaryote
|
| procariotico {adj}
|
:: prokaryotic
|
| procaspasi {f}
|
:: procaspase
|
| procavia {f}
|
:: hyrax
|
| procedenza {f}
|
:: prosecution
|
| procedenza {f}
|
:: derivation
|
| procedere {vi}
|
:: to proceed, move, go
|
| procedere {vi}
|
:: to go on, carry on, continue
|
| procedere {vi}
|
:: to start, proceed
|
| procedere {vi}
|
:: to behave, act
|
| procedere {vi}
|
:: to proceed, prosecute
|
| procedere con cautela {v}
|
:: to be careful, pay attention
|
| procedibile {adj}
|
:: Describing an action that can be advanced or undertaken; proceedable with, prosecutable
|
| procedibilità {f}
|
:: The ability of an action to be undertaken; prosecutability
|
| procedimentale {adj}
|
:: proceedings (attributive)
|
| procedimento {m}
|
:: course (of a programme of work)
|
| procedimento {m}
|
:: procedure
|
| procedimento {m}
|
:: process
|
| procedimento {m}
|
:: proceedings
|
| procedura {f}
|
:: procedure
|
| procedurale {adj}
|
:: procedural
|
| proceduralmente {adv}
|
:: procedurally
|
| procedurista {mf}
|
:: procedurist
|
| procedurista {mf}
|
:: jurist
|
| proceleusmatico {m}
|
:: proceleusmatic
|
| procella {f}
|
:: storm, tempest
|
| procellaria {f}
|
:: Any of several seabirds of the family Procellariidae, especially the petrels, fulmars, and shearwaters
|
| procellariforme {m}
|
:: procellariform
|
| procellosamente {adv}
|
:: stormily
|
| procelloso {adj}
|
:: stormy (sea)
|
| procelloso {adj}
|
:: noisy, deafening
|
| procentriolo {m}
|
:: procentriole
|
| procerità {f}
|
:: height
|
| procero {adj}
|
:: tall, high
|
| procero {m}
|
:: procerus
|
| processabile {adj}
|
:: triable, indictable
|
| processabilità {f}
|
:: processability
|
| processamento {m}
|
:: processing
|
| processante {v}
|
:: present participle of processare
|
| processare {vt} /pro.t͡ʃesˈsa.re/
|
:: to try, to put on trial
|
| processare {vt}
|
:: to judge
|
| processare {vt}
|
:: to process (e.g. data)
|
| processato {adj}
|
:: processed
|
| processionale {adj}
|
:: processional
|
| processionalmente {adv}
|
:: processionally (in procession)
|
| processionare {v}
|
:: To process (walk in a procession)
|
| processionaria {f}
|
:: procession moth, processional moth, pine processionary (Thaumetopoea pityocampa)
|
| processione {f}
|
:: procession
|
| processivo {adj}
|
:: processive
|
| processo {m} /proˈt͡ʃɛs.so/
|
:: trial, action, lawsuit, suit, proceedings
|
| processo {m}
|
:: process, course, method
|
| processo {m}
|
:: process
|
| processo alle intenzioni {m}
|
:: The act of speculating on someone's intentions and judging them, as if it were a trial for the crime of having said intentions
|
| processo mastoideo {m}
|
:: mastoid process
|
| processore {m}
|
:: processor, CPU
|
| processo spinoso {m}
|
:: spinous process
|
| processuale {adj} /pro.t͡ʃes.suˈa.le/
|
:: Of or pertaining to the legal process
|
| processualista {mf}
|
:: processualist
|
| processualista {mf}
|
:: proceduralist
|
| processualmente {adv}
|
:: With regard to a trial
|
| processualpenalistico {adj}
|
:: criminal proceedings (attributive)
|
| prociclico {adj}
|
:: procyclic, procyclical
|
| Procida {prop}
|
:: A small island in the gulf of Naples
|
| procidenza {f}
|
:: procidentia
|
| procinto {m}
|
:: only in in procinto di
|
| procione {m} /proˈtʃone/
|
:: raccoon, racoon, coon (mammal)
|
| Procione {prop}
|
:: Procyon
|
| proclama {m}
|
:: proclamation, manifesto
|
| proclamante {v}
|
:: present participle of proclamare
|
| proclamantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of proclamarsi
|
| proclamare {vt}
|
:: to proclaim, announce, declare, call
|
| proclamarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of proclamare
|
| proclamarsi {v}
|
:: to proclaim oneself, declare oneself
|
| proclamatore {m}
|
:: proclaimer
|
| proclamatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of proclamarsi
|
| proclamazione {f}
|
:: declaration, proclamation
|
| proclamazione {f}
|
:: promulgation
|
| proclisi {f}
|
:: proclisis
|
| proclitico {adj}
|
:: proclitic
|
| proclive {adj}
|
:: prone
|
| proclività {f}
|
:: proclivity
|
| procoio {m}
|
:: fence (typically around a sheep pen)
|
| procombente {adj}
|
:: procumbent
|
| procombere {v}
|
:: To fall forward
|
| procombere {v}
|
:: To be killed in war
|
| proconservatore {m}
|
:: proconservator
|
| proconsolare {adj}
|
:: proconsular
|
| proconsolato {m}
|
:: proconsulate, proconsulship
|
| proconsole {m}
|
:: proconsul
|
| proconsolo {m}
|
:: proconsul
|
| Procopio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| procrastinabile {adj}
|
:: delayable
|
| procrastinamento {m}
|
:: procrastination
|
| procrastinante {v}
|
:: present participle of procrastinare
|
| procrastinare {vt}
|
:: to postpone, defer, procrastinate
|
| procrastinare {vt}
|
:: to stand shilly-shally
|
| procrastinatore {adj}
|
:: procrastinatory
|
| procrastinatore {m}
|
:: procrastinator
|
| procrastinazione {f}
|
:: procrastination
|
| procreabile {adj}
|
:: That can be procreated or begotten
|
| procreamento {m}
|
:: synonym of procreazione
|
| procreante {v}
|
:: present participle of procreare
|
| procreare {vt}
|
:: to procreate, to beget, to generate, to engender
|
| procreatica {f}
|
:: procreation
|
| procreativo {adj}
|
:: procreative
|
| procreatore {m}
|
:: procreator, begetter
|
| procreatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of procreatore
|
| procreazione {f}
|
:: procreation
|
| procreazione {f}
|
:: reproduction
|
| proctite {f}
|
:: proctitis
|
| proctocolectomia {f}
|
:: proctocolectomy
|
| proctologia {f}
|
:: proctology
|
| proctologico {adj}
|
:: proctological
|
| proctologo {m}
|
:: proctologist
|
| proctorragia {f}
|
:: proctorrhagia
|
| proctoscopia {f}
|
:: proctoscopy
|
| proctosigmoidoscopia {f}
|
:: proctosigmoidoscopy
|
| procuoio {m}
|
:: sheep fold
|
| procura {f}
|
:: power of attorney, proxy
|
| procura {f}
|
:: letter of attorney, warrant of attorney
|
| procura {f}
|
:: public prosecutor's office
|
| procurabile {adj}
|
:: procurable, obtainable
|
| procura generale {f}
|
:: attorney general's office
|
| procurante {v}
|
:: present participle of procurare
|
| procurantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of procurarsi
|
| procurare {vt}
|
:: to get, obtain, procure, provide, earn
|
| procurare {vt}
|
:: to cause
|
| procurare {vt}
|
:: to try, endeavour
|
| procurarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of procurare
|
| procurarsi {v}
|
:: to get - used in idiomatic constructions
|
| procuratela {f}
|
:: procuratorate
|
| procuratessa {f}
|
:: The wife of a procuratore, typically in Venice
|
| procuratia {f}
|
:: synonym of procuratela
|
| procuratorato {m}
|
:: synonym of procuratela
|
| procuratore {m}
|
:: Someone who holds power of attorney
|
| procuratore {m}
|
:: Procurator
|
| procuratore della repubblica {m}
|
:: public prosecutor, district prosecutor, prosecuting attorney, state attorney
|
| procuratore generale {m}
|
:: attorney general
|
| procuratoressa {f}
|
:: alternative form of procuratessa
|
| procuratorio {adj}
|
:: procuratorial
|
| procuratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of procurarsi
|
| Procuste {prop}
|
:: Procrustes
|
| proda {f}
|
:: margin (edge of the shore)
|
| prodaia {f} /proˈda.ja/
|
:: edge (of a field or wood)
|
| prode {adj} /ˈprɔ.de/
|
:: brave
|
| prode {m}
|
:: a brave person
|
| prodecano {m}
|
:: synonym of vicedecano
|
| prodeggiare {v}
|
:: to border, to skirt
|
| prodemente {adv}
|
:: marginally
|
| prodese {m}
|
:: hawser
|
| prodezza {f}
|
:: prowess
|
| prodezza {f}
|
:: valour, bravery
|
| prodezza {f}
|
:: feat, exploit
|
| Prodi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Prodi {prop}
|
:: Romano Prodi, Italian economist and politician
|
| prodiano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Romano Prodi
|
| prodiera {adj}
|
:: bow (attributive)
|
| prodiere {m}
|
:: bowman
|
| prodigalità {f}
|
:: prodigality, bounty, munificence
|
| prodigalità {f}
|
:: extravagance, wastefulness
|
| prodigalmente {adv}
|
:: prodigally
|
| prodigalmente {adv}
|
:: lavishly, extravagantly, wastefully
|
| prodigamente {adv}
|
:: prodigally
|
| prodigante {v}
|
:: present participle of prodigare
|
| prodigantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prodigarsi
|
| prodigare {vt}
|
:: To lavish
|
| prodigarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of prodigare
|
| prodigarsi {v}
|
:: to do one's best
|
| prodigarsi {v}
|
:: (with per or in) to dedicate or apply oneself
|
| prodigarsi {v}
|
:: (with in) to give in to effusion
|
| prodigatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prodigarsi
|
| prodigio {m}
|
:: wonder, marvel
|
| prodigio {m}
|
:: prodigy
|
| prodigio {adj}
|
:: prodigy (attributive)
|
| prodigiosamente {adv}
|
:: prodigiously
|
| prodigiosità {f}
|
:: prodigiousness
|
| prodigioso {adj}
|
:: prodigious
|
| prodigo {adj}
|
:: lavish
|
| prodigo {adj}
|
:: extravagant
|
| prodigo {adj}
|
:: prodigal
|
| proditore {m}
|
:: traitor
|
| proditoriamente {adv}
|
:: treacherously, traitorously
|
| proditorietà {f}
|
:: treachery, treason
|
| proditorio {adj}
|
:: treacherous, treasonable, traitorous
|
| prodittatore {m}
|
:: prodictator, vice-dictator
|
| prodomo {m}
|
:: synonym of pronao
|
| prodotto {m} /proˈdotto/
|
:: product
|
| prodotto di base {m}
|
:: staple
|
| prodotto interno lordo {m}
|
:: gross domestic product
|
| prodotto in vimini {m}
|
:: alternative form of lavorazione in vimini
|
| prodotto nazionale lordo {m}
|
:: gross national product (abbreviation PNL)
|
| prodotto scalare {m}
|
:: scalar product
|
| prodottosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prodursi
|
| prodotto vettoriale {m}
|
:: vector product
|
| prodromico {adj}
|
:: prodromal
|
| prodromo {m}
|
:: prodrome
|
| producentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prodursi
|
| producibile {adj}
|
:: producible
|
| producibile {adj}
|
:: presentable (in court)
|
| producibilità {f}
|
:: producibility
|
| producibilità {f}
|
:: Property of being presentable (in court)
|
| produrre {vt}
|
:: to produce, yield, bear, generate
|
| produrre {vt}
|
:: to produce, manufacture, make
|
| produrre {vt}
|
:: to cause, produce
|
| prodursi {v}
|
:: reflexive of produrre
|
| prodursi {v}
|
:: to play, act
|
| prodursi {v}
|
:: to develop, happen
|
| produttibile {adj}
|
:: Variant of producibile
|
| produttibile {adj}
|
:: Capable of being elongated; prolongable
|
| produttivamente {adv}
|
:: productively
|
| produttivismo {m}
|
:: productivism
|
| produttivistico {adj}
|
:: production (attributive)
|
| produttivistico {adj}
|
:: aimed at increasing production
|
| produttività {f}
|
:: productivity, productiveness
|
| produttivo {adj}
|
:: productive
|
| produttivo {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to production
|
| produttore {adj}
|
:: producing
|
| produttore {adj}
|
:: manufacturing
|
| produttore {m}
|
:: producer
|
| produttore {m}
|
:: manufacturer, maker
|
| produttore {m}
|
:: grower
|
| produttrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of produttore
|
| produzione {f}
|
:: production, making, generation (the act of producing)
|
| produzione {f}
|
:: production, manufacturing, manufacture, output (in industry)
|
| produzione {f}
|
:: production, yield, output (amount produced)
|
| produzione {f}
|
:: production (in theatre, television etc)
|
| produzione {f}
|
:: exhibition (of documents)
|
| produzione di massa {f}
|
:: mass production
|
| pro e contro {m}
|
:: pros and cons, fors and againsts
|
| proeggiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of prodeggiare
|
| proemiale {adj}
|
:: introductory
|
| proemialmente {adv}
|
:: introductorily
|
| proemiare {v}
|
:: To introduce
|
| proemiare {v}
|
:: To preface
|
| proemio {m}
|
:: introduction, preface
|
| proemizzare {v}
|
:: to write an introduction or preface
|
| proenzima {m}
|
:: proenzyme
|
| proeritroblasto {m}
|
:: proerythroblast
|
| prof. {n}
|
:: professore, professoressa
|
| prof. {n}
|
:: profondità
|
| prof {mf}
|
:: teacher
|
| Prof. {n}
|
:: abbreviation of professore
|
| profago {m}
|
:: prophage
|
| profago {adj}
|
:: prophagous
|
| profana {f}
|
:: laywoman
|
| profanabile {adj}
|
:: That can be profaned, desecrated or defiled
|
| profanamente {adv}
|
:: profanely
|
| profanamento {m}
|
:: synonym of profanazione
|
| profanante {v}
|
:: present participle of profanare
|
| profanare {vt}
|
:: to profane, violate, desecrate
|
| profanatore {adj}
|
:: profanatory, defiling
|
| profanatore {m}
|
:: profaner, desecrater, desecrator, defiler
|
| profanazione {f}
|
:: profanation, desecration
|
| profanazione {f}
|
:: violation
|
| profanazione {f}
|
:: defilement
|
| profanità {f}
|
:: profanity
|
| profano {adj}
|
:: profane
|
| profano {adj}
|
:: ignorant, unskilled
|
| profano {m}
|
:: the profane
|
| profano {m}
|
:: layman
|
| profase {f}
|
:: prophase
|
| profenda {f}
|
:: Daily ration of fodder (especially for a horse)
|
| proferente {v}
|
:: present participle of proferire
|
| proferibile {adj}
|
:: utterable
|
| proferibilità {f}
|
:: utterability
|
| proferimento {m}
|
:: utterance
|
| proferire {vt}
|
:: to utter
|
| proferire {vt}
|
:: to express
|
| proferito {adj}
|
:: uttered, expressed
|
| proferitore {m}
|
:: utterer
|
| proferta {f}
|
:: alternative form of profferta
|
| professante {v}
|
:: present participle of professare
|
| professantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of professarsi
|
| professare {vt}
|
:: to profess
|
| professarsi {vr}
|
:: To profess oneself (to be)
|
| professatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of professarsi
|
| professionale {adj}
|
:: professional
|
| professionale {adj}
|
:: occupational
|
| professionale {adj}
|
:: vocational
|
| professionalità {f}
|
:: professionalism, skill, expertise
|
| professionalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of professionalizzare
|
| professionalizzante {adj}
|
:: professional
|
| professionalizzare {vt}
|
:: To professionalize
|
| professionalizzazione {f}
|
:: professionalization
|
| professionalmente {adv}
|
:: professionally
|
| professione {f}
|
:: profession, occupation
|
| professione {f}
|
:: profession, declaration, acknowledgement
|
| professione più antica del mondo {f}
|
:: the world's oldest profession
|
| professionismo {m}
|
:: professionalism
|
| professionista {adj}
|
:: professional
|
| professionista {mf}
|
:: professional, pro
|
| professionistico {adj}
|
:: professional
|
| professorame {m}
|
:: academia; professorship, seen as being too cookie-cutter or depersonalized
|
| professorato {m}
|
:: professorship
|
| professorato {m}
|
:: professorate
|
| professore {m}
|
:: teacher, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, master, professor, lecturer (high school)
|
| professore {m}
|
:: player
|
| professoressa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of professore
|
| professorino {m}
|
:: A young or inexperienced teacher
|
| professorone {m}
|
:: A renowned teacher
|
| professorone {m}
|
:: A luminary
|
| profeta {m} /proˈfɛ.ta/
|
:: prophet
|
| profetante {v}
|
:: present participle of profetare
|
| profetare {vt}
|
:: To prophesy
|
| profeteggiare {v}
|
:: to prophesy
|
| profetessa {f}
|
:: prophetess
|
| profeticamente {adv}
|
:: prophetically
|
| profetico {adj}
|
:: prophetic
|
| profetizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of profetizzare
|
| profetizzare {vt}
|
:: to prophesy
|
| profettizio {adj} /pro.fetˈtit.t͡sjo/
|
:: Coming from a father or another ancestor
|
| profezia {f}
|
:: prophecy
|
| profezia che si autoavvera {f}
|
:: self-fulfilling prophecy
|
| profferente {v}
|
:: present participle of profferire
|
| profferire {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of proferire
|
| profferitore {m}
|
:: alternative form of proferitore
|
| profferta {f}
|
:: offer
|
| profferta {f}
|
:: proffer, tender
|
| proffilare {v}
|
:: alternative form of profilare
|
| profibrinolisina {f}
|
:: profibrinolysin
|
| profico {m}
|
:: caprifig
|
| proficuamente {adv}
|
:: profitably
|
| proficuamente {adv}
|
:: usefully, advantageously
|
| proficuità {f}
|
:: profitability
|
| proficuo {adj}
|
:: profitable
|
| proficuo {adj}
|
:: advantageous
|
| profilamento {m}
|
:: outlining, shaping
|
| profilamento {m}
|
:: delineation
|
| profilante {v}
|
:: present participle of profilare
|
| profilantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of profilarsi
|
| profilare {vt}
|
:: to outline
|
| profilare {vt}
|
:: to edge
|
| profilare {vt}
|
:: to shape
|
| profilare {vt}
|
:: to delineate
|
| profilarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of profilare
|
| profilarsi {v}
|
:: to stand out
|
| profilarsi {v}
|
:: to be imminent, loom, impend
|
| profilassi {f}
|
:: prophylaxis
|
| profilato {m}
|
:: section
|
| profilatoio {m}
|
:: A round-edged chisel
|
| profilatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of profilarsi
|
| profilatrice {f}
|
:: forming machine
|
| profilatticamente {adv}
|
:: prophylactically
|
| profilattico {adj}
|
:: prophylactic
|
| profilattico {m}
|
:: condom, prophylactic
|
| profilatura {f}
|
:: trimming, edging, bordering, piping
|
| profilatura {f}
|
:: profiling, forming
|
| profillo {m}
|
:: synonym of bratteola
|
| profilo {m}
|
:: profile (all senses)
|
| profime {m}
|
:: An axle of a plough that supports the beam
|
| profittabile {adj}
|
:: profitable, advantageous
|
| profittabilità {f}
|
:: profitability
|
| profittabilmente {adv}
|
:: profitably, advantageously
|
| profittante {v}
|
:: present participle of profittare
|
| profittare {vi}
|
:: to profit (by) or (from)
|
| profittare {vi}
|
:: to take advantage (of)
|
| profittatore {m} /pro.fit.taˈto.re/
|
:: profiteer, exploiter
|
| profittatrice {f} /pro.fit.taˈtri.t͡ʃe/
|
:: female equivalent of profittatore
|
| profittevole {adj}
|
:: profitable
|
| profittevole {adj}
|
:: advantageous
|
| profittevolmente {adv}
|
:: profitably
|
| profittevolmente {adv}
|
:: advantageously
|
| profitto {m}
|
:: profit
|
| profluvio {m}
|
:: flood (of words, blood etc)
|
| profondamente {adv}
|
:: deep, deeply
|
| profondamente {adv}
|
:: deeply, profoundly, intensely
|
| profondamento {m}
|
:: immersion
|
| profondamento {m}
|
:: deepening
|
| profondante {v}
|
:: present participle of profondare
|
| profondantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of profondarsi
|
| profondare {vt}
|
:: to immerse
|
| profondare {vt}
|
:: to deepen
|
| profondarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of profondare
|
| profondarsi {v}
|
:: to immerse oneself
|
| profondatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of profondarsi
|
| profondente {v}
|
:: present participle of profondere
|
| profondentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of profondersi
|
| profondere {vt}
|
:: to spend profusely or with abandon
|
| profondere {vt}
|
:: to give profusely
|
| profondersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of profondere
|
| profondersi {v}
|
:: to say in a roundabout, emphatic, and ceremonious way
|
| profondimetro {m}
|
:: depth gauge
|
| profondissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of profondo
|
| profondissimo {adj}
|
:: very deep
|
| profondissimo {adj}
|
:: deepest (apologies, condolences etc)
|
| profondità {f}
|
:: depth, depths
|
| profondo {adj}
|
:: deep, profound
|
| profondo {adv}
|
:: deep, deeply, profoundly
|
| profondo {m}
|
:: depths
|
| pro forma {adj}
|
:: pro forma
|
| pro forma {adv}
|
:: pro forma
|
| proforma {f}
|
:: formality
|
| proforma {adj}
|
:: routine
|
| proforma {adv}
|
:: As a formality
|
| prof.ssa {f}
|
:: abbreviation of professoressa
|
| profuga {f}
|
:: female equivalent of profugo
|
| profugo {m} /ˈprɔfuɡo/
|
:: refugee
|
| profumante {v}
|
:: present participle of profumare
|
| profumantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of profumarsi
|
| profumare {vt} /pro.fuˈma.re/
|
:: to perfume, to scent, to put scent on
|
| profumarsi {vr}
|
:: to put on some perfume, to use perfume
|
| profumatamente {adv}
|
:: through the nose, a high price, handsomely
|
| profumato {adj}
|
:: perfumed, scented, sweet-smelling
|
| profumato {adj}
|
:: expensive
|
| profumatore {m}
|
:: perfumer
|
| profumatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of profumarsi
|
| profumazione {f}
|
:: perfume, essence, fragrance
|
| profumazione {f}
|
:: perfuming
|
| profumeria {f}
|
:: perfumery (all senses)
|
| profumiera {f}
|
:: perfume or scent bottle
|
| profumiere {m}
|
:: perfumer
|
| profumiero {adj}
|
:: perfume, scent (attributive)
|
| profumista {mf}
|
:: perfumer (person who makes perfume)
|
| profumo {m}
|
:: perfume, scent, fragrance
|
| profumoso {adj}
|
:: fragrant, scented, sweet-smelling
|
| profusamente {adv}
|
:: profusely, copiously
|
| profusamente {adv}
|
:: generously
|
| profusamente {adv}
|
:: widely, amply
|
| profusione {f}
|
:: profusion
|
| profusione {f}
|
:: plenty
|
| profusosi {v}
|
:: past participle of profondersi
|
| progenerare {v}
|
:: To procreate, progenerate
|
| progenie {f} /proˈd͡ʒɛn.je/
|
:: descent, lineage
|
| progenie {f}
|
:: descendants
|
| progenitore {m}
|
:: ancestor, progenitor, forefather
|
| progenitrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of progenitore
|
| progeria {f}
|
:: progeria
|
| progesterone {m}
|
:: progesterone
|
| progestina {f}
|
:: progestin
|
| progestina {f}
|
:: progesterone
|
| progestinico {adj}
|
:: progestinic; progestagen (attributive), progestogenic
|
| progestinico {m}
|
:: progestagen, gestagen
|
| progettante {v}
|
:: present participle of progettare
|
| progettare {vt}
|
:: to plan, make plans for
|
| progettare {vt}
|
:: to plan, design
|
| progettazione {f}
|
:: planning, design
|
| progettista {mf}
|
:: designer
|
| progettista {mf}
|
:: engineer
|
| progettistica {f}
|
:: design, planning (especially as a field of engineering)
|
| progettistico {adj}
|
:: design, planning (attributive)
|
| progetto {m} /proˈdʒɛtto/
|
:: plan, project, design, scheme, layout
|
| progettuale {adj}
|
:: planning
|
| progettualità {f}
|
:: forward-thinking ability, ability to plan
|
| proginnasma {m}
|
:: A literary exercise
|
| proglaciale {adj}
|
:: proglacial
|
| proglottide {f}
|
:: proglottid
|
| prognatismo {m}
|
:: prognathism
|
| prognosi {f}
|
:: prognosis
|
| prognosi {f}
|
:: prognosis, prediction
|
| prognosticabile {adj}
|
:: Variant of pronosticabile
|
| prognosticante {v}
|
:: present participle of prognosticare
|
| prognosticare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of pronosticare
|
| prognostico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pronostico
|
| prognostico {adj}
|
:: prognostic
|
| programma {m}
|
:: programme, program, schedule, agenda
|
| programma {m}
|
:: plan
|
| programma {m}
|
:: programme, program, show
|
| programma {m}
|
:: software, application, program, routine
|
| programma {m}
|
:: syllabus, schedule, curriculum
|
| programma {m}
|
:: platform, manifesto, program
|
| programma {m}
|
:: playbill, programme
|
| programma {m}
|
:: washing machine cycle
|
| programmabile {adj}
|
:: programmable
|
| programmabilità {f}
|
:: programmability
|
| programmante {v}
|
:: present participle of programmare
|
| programmare {vt}
|
:: to program, plan, schedule, set, slate
|
| programmare {vt}
|
:: to program, code
|
| programmare {vt}
|
:: to show, stage, put on
|
| programma televisivo {m}
|
:: television program
|
| programmaticamente {adv}
|
:: programmatically
|
| programmatico {adj}
|
:: programmatic
|
| programmato {adj}
|
:: planned, scheduled, set
|
| programmato {adj}
|
:: premeditated
|
| programmatore {m}
|
:: programmer, coder, software developer, developer
|
| programmatore {m}
|
:: planner
|
| programmatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of programmatore
|
| programmazione {f}
|
:: programming, coding
|
| programmazione {f}
|
:: planning, scheduling, programming
|
| programmista {mf}
|
:: (radio/TV) programme planner
|
| progredente {v}
|
:: present participle of progredire
|
| progredimento {m}
|
:: progress, progression
|
| progredire {vi}
|
:: to progress
|
| progressione {f}
|
:: progression
|
| progressismo {m}
|
:: progressivism
|
| progressista {adj}
|
:: progressive
|
| progressista {mf}
|
:: progressive
|
| progressisticamente {adv}
|
:: progressively
|
| progressistico {adj}
|
:: progressive
|
| progressivamente {adv}
|
:: progressively
|
| progressività {f}
|
:: progressivity
|
| progressivo {adj}
|
:: progressive
|
| progresso {m} /proɡˈrɛs.so/
|
:: progress, progression, development, growth, improvement, advancement
|
| proibente {v}
|
:: present participle of proibire
|
| proibire {vt}
|
:: to forbid, to prohibit, to interdict, to ban, to prevent
|
| proibire {v}
|
:: To inhibit
|
| proibitivamente {adv}
|
:: prohibitively
|
| proibitivo {adj}
|
:: prohibitive
|
| proibito {adj}
|
:: forbidden, prohibited, not allowed, interdicted
|
| proibitore {m}
|
:: prohibitor
|
| proibitore {m}
|
:: inhibitor
|
| proibitorio {adj}
|
:: prohibitive
|
| proibitorio {adj}
|
:: inhibitive
|
| proibizione {f}
|
:: prohibition
|
| proibizionismo {m}
|
:: Prohibition (in the USA)
|
| proibizionismo {m}
|
:: protectionism
|
| proibizionista {adj}
|
:: prohibitionist (attributive)
|
| proibizionista {mf}
|
:: prohibitionist
|
| proibizionistico {adj}
|
:: prohibitionist (attributive)
|
| proiettabile {adj}
|
:: fast-response (able to be deployed quickly)
|
| proiettante {v}
|
:: present participle of proiettare
|
| proiettantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of proiettarsi
|
| proiettare {vt}
|
:: to project
|
| proiettare {vt}
|
:: to cast, throw
|
| proiettarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of proiettare
|
| proiettarsi {v}
|
:: to jump, throw oneself
|
| proiettarsi {v}
|
:: to be cast, thrown
|
| proiettatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of proiettarsi
|
| Proietti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Proietti {prop}
|
:: Luigi Proietti, Italian actor and comedian
|
| proiettificio {m}
|
:: bullet factory
|
| proiettile {m}
|
:: projectile
|
| proiettile {m}
|
:: bullet
|
| proiettività {f}
|
:: projectivity
|
| proiettivo {adj}
|
:: projecting
|
| proiettivo {adj}
|
:: projective
|
| proietto {m}
|
:: projectile
|
| proiettore {m}
|
:: projector (cinema etc)
|
| proiettore {m}
|
:: floodlight
|
| proiettore {m}
|
:: headlight (of a car)
|
| proiettura {f}
|
:: overhang, ledge, projection (of a building)
|
| proiezione {f}
|
:: projection (all senses)
|
| proiezionista {mf}
|
:: projectionist (cinema)
|
| prolabio {m}
|
:: prolabium, philtrum
|
| prolammina {f}
|
:: prolamine, prolamin
|
| prolassante {v}
|
:: present participle of prolassare
|
| prolassare {vi}
|
:: to prolapse
|
| prolasso {m}
|
:: prolapse
|
| prolattina {f}
|
:: prolactin
|
| prolazione {f}
|
:: prolation
|
| prole {f}
|
:: offspring, issue, children
|
| prole {f}
|
:: progeny, race, stock
|
| prolegato {m}
|
:: prolegate (deputy legate)
|
| prolegomeno {m}
|
:: prolegomenon
|
| prolessi {f}
|
:: prolepsis
|
| prolessi {f}
|
:: anticipation
|
| proletaria {f}
|
:: proletarian; feminine noun of proletario
|
| proletariamente {adv}
|
:: proletarianly
|
| proletariato {m}
|
:: proletariat
|
| proletario {adj}
|
:: proletarian
|
| proletario {m}
|
:: proletarian
|
| proletarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of proletarizzare
|
| proletarizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of proletarizzarsi
|
| proletarizzare {vt}
|
:: to proletarianize
|
| proletarizzarsi {vr}
|
:: To become proletarianized
|
| proletarizzazione {f}
|
:: proletarization
|
| proletticamente {adv}
|
:: proleptically
|
| prolettico {adj}
|
:: proleptic, proleptical
|
| prolettico {adj}
|
:: anticipatory
|
| proliferante {v}
|
:: present participle of proliferare
|
| proliferare {vi}
|
:: To proliferate
|
| proliferarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of proliferare
|
| proliferativo {adj}
|
:: proliferative
|
| proliferativo {adj}
|
:: proliferating
|
| proliferazione {f}
|
:: proliferation
|
| prolifero {adj}
|
:: proliferous
|
| prolificante {v}
|
:: present participle of prolificare
|
| prolificare {vi}
|
:: to proliferate
|
| prolificare {vi}
|
:: to be prolific
|
| prolificazione {f}
|
:: prolification; proliferation
|
| prolificità {f}
|
:: prolificacy, prolificness
|
| prolifico {adj}
|
:: prolific
|
| prolina {f}
|
:: proline
|
| prolissamente {adv}
|
:: prolixly
|
| prolissità {f}
|
:: prolixity, long-windedness, verbosity
|
| prolisso {adj}
|
:: verbose, prolix
|
| proloco {m}
|
:: An association that promotes local culture and tourism
|
| prologo {m}
|
:: prologue
|
| proloquio {m} /proˈlɔkwjo/
|
:: An axiomatic or otherwise self-evident enunciation
|
| proludente {v}
|
:: present participle of proludere
|
| proludere {vi}
|
:: To begin an exposition
|
| prolunga {f}
|
:: extension, extension cord
|
| prolungabile {adj}
|
:: prolongable, extensible
|
| prolungabilità {f}
|
:: extensibility
|
| prolungamento {m}
|
:: prolonging
|
| prolungamento {m}
|
:: extension
|
| prolungamento {m}
|
:: continuation
|
| prolungamento analitico {m}
|
:: analytic continuation
|
| prolungante {v}
|
:: present participle of prolungare
|
| prolungantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prolungarsi
|
| prolungare {vt}
|
:: to prolong
|
| prolungare {vt}
|
:: to extend (all senses); to lengthen
|
| prolungare {vt}
|
:: to defer; to delay; to put off
|
| prolungarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of prolungare
|
| prolungarsi {v}
|
:: to continue, extend
|
| prolungarsi {v}
|
:: to be extended, go on, lengthen
|
| prolungarsi {v}
|
:: to speak to much
|
| prolungatamente {adv}
|
:: protractedly
|
| prolungato {adj}
|
:: prolonged, extended, protracted
|
| prolungato {adj}
|
:: sustained
|
| prolungato {adj}
|
:: lingering
|
| prolungatore {m}
|
:: extender, lengthener
|
| prolungatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prolungarsi
|
| prolungazione {f}
|
:: prolongation
|
| prolusione {f}
|
:: The inaugural lecture of a university course
|
| proluvie {f}
|
:: flood, inundation
|
| promagistrato {m}
|
:: promagistrate (a magistrate with an extended period of office)
|
| promanante {v}
|
:: present participle of promanare
|
| promanare {vit}
|
:: to issue, spread, distribute
|
| promemoria {m} /pro.meˈmɔ.rja/
|
:: reminder, prompt
|
| promemoria {m}
|
:: memo, memorandum
|
| promessa {f}
|
:: promise
|
| promessa {f}
|
:: promising person
|
| promessa di marinaio {f}
|
:: dicer 's oath
|
| promessa di marinaio {f}
|
:: worthless promise
|
| promessione {m}
|
:: alternative form of promissione
|
| promessivo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of promissivo
|
| promesso {adj}
|
:: promised
|
| promesso {adj}
|
:: betrothed
|
| promesso {m}
|
:: betrothed (person)
|
| prometabolo {adj}
|
:: prometabolous
|
| prometafase {f}
|
:: prometaphase
|
| prometeico {adj}
|
:: Promethean
|
| prometeo {m}
|
:: promethium
|
| Prometeo {prop}
|
:: Prometheus
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| promettente {v}
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:: present participle of promettere
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| promettente {adj}
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:: promising (that shows promise)
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| promettentesi {v}
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:: present participle of promettersi
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| promettere {vt}
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:: to promise, (figuratively) to threaten
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| promettere {vt}
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:: to look like (e.g. rain)
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| promettere in sposa {v}
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:: to betroth
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| promettersi {vr}
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:: To become engaged or betrothed
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| promettitore {m}
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:: promiser
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| promettutosi {v}
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:: past participle of promettersi
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| promezio {m} /proˈmɛttsjo/
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:: promethium
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| promielocitico {adj}
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:: promyelocytic
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| prominente {adj}
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:: prominent
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| prominenza {f}
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:: protuberance
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| prominenza {f}
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:: prominence
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| promiscuamente {adv}
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:: promiscuously
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| promiscuamente {adv}
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:: indiscriminately
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| promiscuità {f}
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:: promiscuity
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| promiscuo {adj}
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:: mixed (marriage etc)
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| promiscuo {adj}
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:: common (to both sexes)
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| promiscuo {adj}
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:: promiscuous, wanton
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| promissario {m}
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:: promisee
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| promissione {m}
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:: promise, edict
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| promissivo {adj}
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:: promissory
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| promissorio {adj}
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:: promissory
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| promittente {mf}
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:: promisor
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| promontorio {m} /pro.monˈtɔr.jo/
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:: promontory (both senses)
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| promontorio {m}
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:: ridge
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| promoredazionale {adj}
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:: synonym of pubbliredazionale
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| promotore {m}
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:: promoter
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| promotore {m}
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:: organizer
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| promotore {adj}
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:: promoting
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| promotore {adj}
|
:: organizing
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| promovente {v}
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:: present participle of promuovere
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| promovimento {m}
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:: promotion (of an activity or product etc)
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| promozionale {adj}
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:: promotional
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| promozionante {v}
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:: present participle of promozionare
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| promozionare {vt}
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:: to promote
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| promozionare {vt}
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:: to enhance
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| promozionare {vt}
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:: to encourage
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| promozione {f}
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:: promotion, advancement
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| promozione {f}
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:: pass (school)
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| promozione {f}
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:: promotion, offer, discount
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| promulgamento {m}
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:: alternative form of promulgazione
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| promulgante {v}
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:: present participle of promulgare
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| promulgare {vt}
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:: to promulgate, proclaim
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| promulgativo {adj}
|
:: promulgatory
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| promulgatore {m}
|
:: promulgator
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| promulgatore {adj}
|
:: promulgating
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| promulgazione {f}
|
:: promulgation, proclamation
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| promuovente {v}
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:: present participle of promuovere
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| promuovere {vt}
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:: to promote
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| promuovimento {m}
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:: promotion
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| pronao {m}
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:: portico
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| pronatore {m}
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:: pronator (muscle)
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| pronazione {f}
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:: pronation
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| pronipote {mf}
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:: grandnephew, grandniece
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| pronipote {mf}
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:: descendants
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| pronità {f}
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:: tendency, inclination
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| prono {adj} /ˈprɔ.no/
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:: prone
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| pronome {m} /proˈno.me/
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:: pronoun
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| pronome dimostrativo {m}
|
:: demonstrative pronoun
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| pronome indefinito {m}
|
:: indefinite pronoun
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| pronome personale {m}
|
:: personal pronoun
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| pronome possessivo {m}
|
:: possessive pronoun
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| pronome relativo {m}
|
:: relative pronoun
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| pronominale {adj}
|
:: pronominal
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| pronominalmente {adv}
|
:: pronominally
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| pronosticabile {adj}
|
:: predictable
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| pronosticamento {m}
|
:: prognostication, prediction
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| pronosticante {v}
|
:: present participle of pronosticare
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| pronosticare {vt}
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:: to predict, forecast, foretell, prognosticate
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| pronosticatore {m}
|
:: prognosticator, predictor, forecaster
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| pronosticazione {f}
|
:: prognostication, prediction, forecast
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| pronostico {m}
|
:: forecast
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| pronostico {m}
|
:: prediction
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| pronostico {m}
|
:: prognostication
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| pronoto {m}
|
:: pronotum
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| prontamente {adv}
|
:: readily
|
| prontare {v}
|
:: To solicit; to stimulate
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| prontare {v}
|
:: To prompt
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| prontare {v}
|
:: To take care (of someone)
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| prontezza {f}
|
:: readiness
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| prontezza {f}
|
:: quickness, promptness
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| prontissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pronto
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| pronto {adj} /ˈpron.to/
|
:: ready, prepared
|
| pronto {adj}
|
:: willing, prompt, set
|
| pronto {m}
|
:: ready-made
|
| pronto {interj}
|
:: hello
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| pronto soccorso {m}
|
:: (in a hospital) emergency department, emergency room, ER, emergency ward
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| pronto soccorso {m}
|
:: first aid
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| prontuario {m}
|
:: handbook, manual
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| pronuba {f}
|
:: matchmaker (female)
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| pronubo {adj}
|
:: pronubal, pronubial
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| pronubo {m}
|
:: matchmaker
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| pronuncia {f} /proˈnun.t͡ʃa/
|
:: pronunciation
|
| pronuncia {f}
|
:: accent
|
| pronuncia {f}
|
:: speech, delivery
|
| pronuncia {f}
|
:: judgment
|
| pronunciabile {adj}
|
:: pronounceable
|
| pronunciabilità {f}
|
:: Property of being pronounceable
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| pronunciamento {m}
|
:: pronouncement
|
| pronunciante {v}
|
:: present participle of pronunciare
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| pronunciantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pronunciarsi
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| pronunciare {vt} /pronunˈtʃare/
|
:: to pronounce
|
| pronunciare {vt}
|
:: to say; to utter
|
| pronunciare {vt}
|
:: to formulate publicly and solemnly; to deliver
|
| pronunciare {vt}
|
:: to announce or release
|
| pronunciarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of pronunciare
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| pronunciarsi {v}
|
:: to give one's opinion; to opine
|
| pronunciarsi {v}
|
:: to rule
|
| pronunciato {adj}
|
:: pronounced (exaggerated)
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| pronunciato {m}
|
:: pronouncement (legal)
|
| pronunciatore {m}
|
:: pronouncer
|
| pronunciatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pronunciarsi
|
| pronunzia {f}
|
:: alternative form of pronuncia
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| pronunziabile {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pronunciabile
|
| pronunziabilità {f}
|
:: alternative form of pronunciabilità
|
| pronunziamento {m}
|
:: alternative form of pronunciamento
|
| pronunziante {v}
|
:: present participle of pronunziare
|
| pronunziantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pronunziarsi
|
| pronunziare {v}
|
:: alternative form of pronunciare
|
| pronunziarsi {v}
|
:: alternative form of pronunciarsi
|
| pronunziato {adj}
|
:: pronounced, marked
|
| pronunziato {adj}
|
:: prominent
|
| pronunziato {adj}
|
:: protruding
|
| pronunziatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pronunziarsi
|
| propagabile {adj}
|
:: That can be propagated, propagable
|
| propagabile {adj}
|
:: contagious
|
| propagabilità {f}
|
:: propagability
|
| propagabilità {f}
|
:: contagiousness
|
| propagamento {m}
|
:: propagation
|
| propagamento {m}
|
:: spread
|
| propaganda {f}
|
:: propaganda
|
| propagandabile {adj}
|
:: sellable
|
| propagandante {v}
|
:: present participle of propagandare
|
| propagandare {vt}
|
:: to propagandize
|
| propagandare {vt}
|
:: to push, plug
|
| propagandista {mf}
|
:: propagandist
|
| propagandistico {adj}
|
:: propaganda (attributive)
|
| propagante {v}
|
:: present participle of propagare
|
| propagantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of propagarsi
|
| propagare {vt}
|
:: to propagate
|
| propagare {vt}
|
:: to spread
|
| propagarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of propagare
|
| propagarsi {v}
|
:: to propagate, be propagated
|
| propagarsi {v}
|
:: to spread
|
| propagativo {adj}
|
:: propagative
|
| propagatore {m}
|
:: propagator
|
| propagatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of propagarsi
|
| propagazione {f}
|
:: propagation (all senses)
|
| propagginamento {m}
|
:: synonym of propagginazione
|
| propagginante {v}
|
:: present participle of propagginare
|
| propagginare {vt}
|
:: To layer (propagate plants by layering)
|
| propagginatore {m}
|
:: layerer (propagator by layering)
|
| propagginazione {f}
|
:: layering (of plants)
|
| propagginazione {f}
|
:: A medieval method of execution by burying alive, head downwards
|
| propaggine {f}
|
:: offshoot (of a plant)
|
| propaggine {f}
|
:: offshoot, extension
|
| propaggine {f}
|
:: buttress (of a mountain)
|
| propagolazione {f}
|
:: multiplication by propagation
|
| propagolo {m}
|
:: propagule
|
| propagulazione {f}
|
:: propagulation
|
| propagulo {m}
|
:: alternative form of propagolo
|
| propalante {v}
|
:: present participle of propalare
|
| propalare {vt}
|
:: to divulge
|
| propalare {vt}
|
:: to spread
|
| propalatore {m}
|
:: propagator, communicator
|
| propalazione {f}
|
:: divulging, divulgation
|
| propano {m}
|
:: propane
|
| propanoico {adj}
|
:: propanoic
|
| propanolo {m}
|
:: propanol
|
| proparossitona {f}
|
:: proparoxytone
|
| proparossitonico {adj}
|
:: proparoxytone
|
| proparossitono {adj}
|
:: proparoxytone
|
| propecettore {m}
|
:: proprioceptor
|
| propedeuticamente {adv}
|
:: introductorily, preparatorily, propaedeutically
|
| propedeutico {adj}
|
:: introductory, preparatory, propedeutic
|
| propellente {v}
|
:: present participle of propellere
|
| propellente {adj}
|
:: propellent
|
| propellente {m}
|
:: propellent
|
| propellere {vt}
|
:: to propel
|
| propendente {v}
|
:: present participle of propendere
|
| propendere {vi}
|
:: to be inclined, to lean or tend
|
| propensione {f}
|
:: inclination, propensity, propension, bent
|
| propensione {f}
|
:: liking
|
| propensità {f}
|
:: propensity
|
| propenso {adj}
|
:: inclined, willing
|
| propeptide {m}
|
:: pro-peptide, pro-protein
|
| propergolo {m}
|
:: propellant; rocket fuel
|
| properispomena {f}
|
:: properispomenon
|
| properispomeno {adj}
|
:: properispome
|
| Properzio {prop}
|
:: Propertius, the Roman poet
|
| Properzio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| propile {m}
|
:: propyl
|
| propilene {m}
|
:: propylene, propene
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| propilenglicole {m}
|
:: propylene glycol
|
| propilenico {adj}
|
:: propylenic
|
| propileo {m}
|
:: (especially in plural) propylaeum
|
| propilico {adj}
|
:: propyl (attributive), propylic
|
| propiltiouracile {m}
|
:: propylthiouracil
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| propina {f}
|
:: recompensation, fee
|
| propina {f}
|
:: synonym of diaria
|
| propinante {v}
|
:: present participle of propinare
|
| propinare {vt}
|
:: to administer
|
| propinare {v}
|
:: to serve, pour a drink
|
| propinatore {m}
|
:: giver
|
| propinquamente {adv}
|
:: nextly
|
| propinquamente {adv}
|
:: similarly
|
| propinquità {f}
|
:: propinquity
|
| propinquo {adj}
|
:: next, near; neighbouring
|
| propinquo {adj}
|
:: similar
|
| propionato {m}
|
:: propionate
|
| propionico {adj}
|
:: propionic
|
| propiziamente {adv}
|
:: propitiously, favourably
|
| propiziante {v}
|
:: present participle of propiziare
|
| propiziantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of propiziarsi
|
| propiziare {vt}
|
:: to propitiate
|
| propiziare {vt}
|
:: to favour
|
| propiziare {vt}
|
:: to facilitate or result
|
| propiziarsi {vr}
|
:: To endear oneself
|
| propiziativo {adj}
|
:: propitious
|
| propiziatore {m}
|
:: propitiator
|
| propiziatore {adj}
|
:: propitiatory
|
| propiziatorio {adj}
|
:: propitiatory
|
| propiziatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of propiziarsi
|
| propiziazione {f}
|
:: propitiation
|
| propizio {adj}
|
:: favourable (to), propitious
|
| propizio {adj}
|
:: opportune (for)
|
| proplastidio {m}
|
:: proplastid
|
| propoli {f}
|
:: propolis
|
| proponente {adj}
|
:: proposing
|
| proponente {mf}
|
:: proposer, proponent
|
| proponente {v}
|
:: present participle of proporre
|
| proponentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of proporsi
|
| proponibile {adj}
|
:: suggestable, proposable
|
| proponibile {adj}
|
:: admissible (evidence)
|
| proponibilità {f}
|
:: admissibility
|
| proponimento {m}
|
:: resolution
|
| proponitore {m}
|
:: proposer, proponent
|
| proporre {vt}
|
:: to propose, suggest, or put forward
|
| proporre {vt}
|
:: to suggest
|
| proporre {vt}
|
:: (with di + inf.) to decide
|
| proporre {vt}
|
:: to destine
|
| proporre {vt}
|
:: to start by saying
|
| proporsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of proporre
|
| proporsi {v}
|
:: to aim for; to set
|
| proporsi {v}
|
:: (with a, per, or come) to nominate oneself (for)
|
| proporzionabile {adj}
|
:: proportionable
|
| proporzionabilità {f}
|
:: proportionability
|
| proporzionabilmente {adv}
|
:: proportionably
|
| proporzionale {adj}
|
:: proportional
|
| proporzionalità {f}
|
:: proportionality
|
| proporzionalmente {adv}
|
:: proportionally
|
| proporzionante {v}
|
:: present participle of proporzionare
|
| proporzionare {vt}
|
:: To proportion (make proportional)
|
| proporzionatamente {adv}
|
:: proportionately
|
| proporzionato {adj}
|
:: proportionate, proportionated
|
| proporzionato {adj}
|
:: suitable, fair
|
| proporzionatore {m}
|
:: proportioner
|
| proporzione {f}
|
:: proportion
|
| proporzionevolmente {adv}
|
:: proportionately
|
| propositivo {adj}
|
:: propositional
|
| proposito {m} /proˈpɔ.zi.to/
|
:: purpose, intention, plan, design
|
| proposito {m}
|
:: aim, object, purpose, purport
|
| proposito {m}
|
:: subject, point
|
| propositore {m}
|
:: proponent
|
| proposizionale {adj}
|
:: propositional
|
| proposizione {f}
|
:: sentence (grammar)
|
| proposizione {f}
|
:: proposition (maths)
|
| proposizione logica {f}
|
:: proposition
|
| proposta {f}
|
:: proposal
|
| proposto {adj}
|
:: proposed
|
| proposto {m}
|
:: subject (of a story etc)
|
| proposto {m}
|
:: provost
|
| propostosi {v}
|
:: past participle of proporsi
|
| propranololo {m}
|
:: propranolol
|
| propretore {m}
|
:: propraetor
|
| propretura {f}
|
:: proprietorship
|
| propriamente {adv}
|
:: properly, correctly
|
| propriamente {adv}
|
:: specifically, strictly
|
| proprietà {f}
|
:: ownership, proprietorship, property
|
| proprietà {f}
|
:: property, estate, possessions
|
| proprietà {f}
|
:: property, characteristic
|
| proprietà {f}
|
:: property, law
|
| proprietà associativa {n}
|
:: associativity
|
| proprietà commutativa {f}
|
:: commutativity
|
| proprietà distributiva {n}
|
:: distributivity
|
| proprietaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of proprietario
|
| proprietaria {f}
|
:: owner, proprietress, landlady
|
| proprietario {m}
|
:: owner, proprietary, proprietor, landlord
|
| proprio {adj} /ˈprɔp.rjo/
|
:: one's, one's own, her (own), its (own), their (own)
|
| proprio {adj}
|
:: characteristic, peculiar, typical
|
| proprio {adj}
|
:: proper
|
| proprio {adv}
|
:: really, quite, indeed
|
| proprio {adv}
|
:: just, quite, exactly
|
| proprio {adv}
|
:: very, right, at all
|
| proprio {m}
|
:: one's own, what belongs to one, one's due
|
| proprio {pron}
|
:: one's, one's own, her (own), its (own), their (own)
|
| propriocettivo {adj}
|
:: proprioceptive
|
| propriocettore {m}
|
:: proprioceptor
|
| propriocezione {f}
|
:: proprioception
|
| proptosi {f}
|
:: proptosis
|
| propugnacolo {m} /pro.puɲˈɲa.ko.lo/
|
:: bulwark, rampart, fortress
|
| propugnacolo {m}
|
:: defense
|
| propugnante {v}
|
:: present participle of propugnare
|
| propugnare {vt}
|
:: to support, advocate
|
| propugnazione {f}
|
:: advocacy, support
|
| propulsare {v}
|
:: To propel
|
| propulsare {v}
|
:: To repulse
|
| propulsatore {m}
|
:: propeller
|
| propulsione {f}
|
:: propulsion
|
| propulsivo {adj}
|
:: propulsive
|
| propulsivo {adj}
|
:: push (attributive)
|
| propulsore {m}
|
:: propeller
|
| propulsorio {adj}
|
:: propulsive, propelling
|
| proquestore {m}
|
:: proquaestor
|
| proquestore {m}
|
:: assistant chief constable
|
| proquestore {m}
|
:: assistant magistrate (in Ancient Rome)
|
| proquestura {f}
|
:: The office of a proquestore
|
| proquoio {m}
|
:: cattle fence
|
| prora {f} /ˈprɔra/
|
:: bow, bows, prow (of a ship)
|
| proravia {adv}
|
:: in the direction of the bow; ahead
|
| proravia {f}
|
:: The part of a ship facing the bow
|
| prorettore {m}
|
:: prorector
|
| proroga {f}
|
:: extension (in time)
|
| proroga {f}
|
:: deferment
|
| proroga {f}
|
:: prorogation
|
| prorogabile {adj}
|
:: Able to be extended or deferred; extendible
|
| prorogabilità {f}
|
:: Property of being extendible; extendibility
|
| prorogante {v}
|
:: present participle of prorogare
|
| prorogare {vt}
|
:: to extend
|
| prorogare {vt}
|
:: to talk too much, especially as a way to buy time
|
| prorogare {vt}
|
:: to defer, put back
|
| prorogatio {f}
|
:: Variant of proroga
|
| prorogato {adj}
|
:: extended
|
| prorogato {adj}
|
:: deferred, put back
|
| prorogazione {f}
|
:: prorogation
|
| prorompente {v}
|
:: present participle of prorompere
|
| prorompente {adj}
|
:: gushing
|
| prorompere {vi}
|
:: to gush or erupt
|
| prorompere {vi}
|
:: to rush out; to pour out
|
| prorompere {vi}
|
:: to break out (begin suddenly)
|
| prorompere {vi}
|
:: to interrupt by saying
|
| prorompimento {m}
|
:: eruption, gush, burst
|
| prorompimento {m}
|
:: breakout
|
| prorompimento {m}
|
:: interruption
|
| prosa {f} /ˈprɔ.za/
|
:: a prose
|
| prosa {f}
|
:: a drama (theatre)
|
| prosaicamente {adv}
|
:: prosaically, matter-of-factly
|
| prosaicismo {m}
|
:: prosaicism
|
| prosaicità {f}
|
:: prosaicness
|
| prosaico {adj}
|
:: prosaic, mundane
|
| prosapia {f} /proˈza.pja/
|
:: lineage, ancestry
|
| prosare {vi} /proˈsa.re/
|
:: To write in prose
|
| prosare {vi}
|
:: To converse with some sense of self-satisfaction
|
| prosasticamente {adv}
|
:: prosaically
|
| prosasticità {f}
|
:: prosaicness
|
| prosastico {adj}
|
:: prosaic, prose
|
| prosatore {m}
|
:: prose writer
|
| proscenio {m} /proʃˈʃɛ.njo/
|
:: proscenium
|
| proscenio {m}
|
:: stage
|
| proscimmia {f}
|
:: prosimian
|
| proscinèma {m}
|
:: proskynesis
|
| proscinèsi {m}
|
:: proskynesis
|
| prosciogliente {v}
|
:: present participle of prosciogliere
|
| prosciogliere {vt}
|
:: to acquit, absolve someone (of something)
|
| prosciogliere {vt}
|
:: to release someone (from something)
|
| proscioglimento {m}
|
:: acquittal
|
| proscioglimento {m}
|
:: release (of an accused person)
|
| proscioglitore {m}
|
:: acquitter, absolver
|
| proscioglitore {m}
|
:: releaser
|
| prosciugamento {m}
|
:: drying (up), draining, drainage
|
| prosciugamento {m}
|
:: reclamation (of marshy land)
|
| prosciugante {v}
|
:: present participle of prosciugare
|
| prosciugantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prosciugarsi
|
| prosciugare {vt}
|
:: to dry up
|
| prosciugare {vt}
|
:: to overconsume ; to eat up
|
| prosciugare {vt}
|
:: to make extremely skinny
|
| prosciugare {vt}
|
:: to reclaim
|
| prosciugare {vi}
|
:: to become dry
|
| prosciugarsi {vi}
|
:: reflexive of prosciugare
|
| prosciugarsi {vi}
|
:: to dry up
|
| prosciugarsi {vi}
|
:: to become extremely skinny
|
| prosciugarsi {vi}
|
:: to empty out
|
| prosciugarsi {vi}
|
:: to exhaust (itself)
|
| prosciugarsi {vi}
|
:: to fade away; to become more tenuous
|
| prosciugatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prosciugarsi
|
| prosciugatura {f}
|
:: synonym of prosciugamento
|
| prosciutt {m}
|
:: apocopic form of prosciutto
|
| prosciuttato {adj}
|
:: larded with prosciutto
|
| prosciuttello {m}
|
:: A variety of prosciutto from Piedmont
|
| prosciuttificio {m}
|
:: prosciutto manufacturer / seller
|
| prosciuttino {m}
|
:: A variety of prosciutto from Lombardy typically using high quality pork shoulder
|
| prosciutto {m} /proʃˈʃut.to/
|
:: ham
|
| prosciutto cotto {m}
|
:: cooked/baked ham
|
| prosciutto crudo {m}
|
:: dry-cured raw ham, prosciutto
|
| proscritta {f}
|
:: outlaw
|
| proscritta {f}
|
:: exile
|
| proscritto {adj}
|
:: proscribed
|
| proscritto {adj}
|
:: abolished
|
| proscritto {adj}
|
:: exiled
|
| proscritto {m}
|
:: outlaw
|
| proscritto {m}
|
:: exile
|
| proscrittore {m}
|
:: proscriber
|
| proscrivente {v}
|
:: present participle of proscrivere
|
| proscrivere {vt}
|
:: to proscribe
|
| proscrivere {vt}
|
:: to exile, banish
|
| proscrivere {vt}
|
:: to abolish, ban
|
| proscrizione {f}
|
:: exile, banishment, proscription
|
| prosecutivo {adj}
|
:: continuing, continual
|
| prosecutore {m}
|
:: prosecutor
|
| prosecuzione {f}
|
:: continuation (in time)
|
| prosecuzione {f}
|
:: extension (in space)
|
| proseggiare {v}
|
:: to prosify
|
| proseggiatore {m}
|
:: prosifier, prose writer
|
| prosegretario {m}
|
:: assistant secretary
|
| proseguente {v}
|
:: present participle of proseguire
|
| proseguibile {adj}
|
:: That can be continued; continuable
|
| proseguimento {m}
|
:: continuation
|
| proseguimento {m}
|
:: the remainder of a journey
|
| proseguire {vt} /pro.zeˈɡwi.re/
|
:: to continue, carry on, go on, resume
|
| proseguire {vi}
|
:: to go on, run on, keep going, continue, keep up
|
| proselite {m}
|
:: proselyte, convert
|
| proselitismo {m}
|
:: proselytism
|
| proselito {m}
|
:: convert
|
| prosenchima {m}
|
:: prosenchyma
|
| prosenchimatico {adj}
|
:: prosenchymal
|
| Proserpina {prop}
|
:: Proserpine
|
| prosettore {m}
|
:: prosector
|
| prosieguo {m} /proˈsjɛ.ɡwo/
|
:: continuation, succession
|
| prosillogismo {m}
|
:: prosyllogism
|
| prosindaco {m}
|
:: deputy mayor
|
| prosinodale {adj}
|
:: prosynodal
|
| prosodicamente {adv}
|
:: prosodically
|
| prosodico {adj}
|
:: prosodic, prosodical
|
| prosodio {m}
|
:: prosodion
|
| prosodista {mf}
|
:: prosodist
|
| prosontuoso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of presuntuoso
|
| prosopoagnosia {f}
|
:: prosopagnosia
|
| prosopografia {f}
|
:: prosopography
|
| prosopografico {adj}
|
:: prosopographic
|
| prosopopea {f}
|
:: prosopopoeia
|
| prosopopea {f}
|
:: pomposity
|
| prosopopeico {adj}
|
:: prosopopoeic
|
| prosperamente {adv}
|
:: prosperously
|
| prosperamento {m}
|
:: prosperity
|
| prosperante {v}
|
:: present participle of prosperare
|
| prosperare {vi}
|
:: to prosper, thrive, flourish
|
| prosperevolmente {adv}
|
:: propitiously
|
| prosperità {f}
|
:: prosperity
|
| prospero {adj}
|
:: flourishing, thriving
|
| prospero {adj}
|
:: prosperous, affluent
|
| Prospero {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Prospero {prop}
|
:: A moon of Uranus
|
| prosperosamente {adv}
|
:: prosperously
|
| prosperosità {f}
|
:: prosperousness
|
| prosperosità {f}
|
:: buxomness
|
| prosperoso {adj}
|
:: prosperous, affluent
|
| prosperoso {adj}
|
:: flourishing, thriving
|
| prosperoso {adj}
|
:: shapely (especially in the feminine)
|
| prospettabile {adj}
|
:: prospective (likely to happen)
|
| prospettante {v}
|
:: present participle of prospettare
|
| prospettare {vt}
|
:: to present; to show; to advance
|
| prospettare {v}
|
:: to face
|
| prospettarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of prospettare
|
| prospettarsi {v}
|
:: to present oneself (in a particular way)
|
| prospettazione {f}
|
:: indicating (pointing out)
|
| prospettazione {f}
|
:: advancing (a hypothesis etc.)
|
| prospetticamente {adv}
|
:: in perspective
|
| prospettico {adj}
|
:: perspective
|
| prospettico {adj}
|
:: prospective
|
| prospettiva {f}
|
:: perspective
|
| prospettiva {f}
|
:: prospect (possibility)
|
| prospettivista {mf}
|
:: A painter of perspectives
|
| prospettivo {adj}
|
:: perspective (attributive)
|
| prospetto {m}
|
:: summary table
|
| prospetto {m}
|
:: prospectus, brochure
|
| prospetto {m}
|
:: elevation (of a building)
|
| prospetto {m}
|
:: view, prospect
|
| prospetto {m}
|
:: front, facade
|
| prospettore {m}
|
:: prospector
|
| prospezione {f}
|
:: prospecting
|
| prospicente {adj}
|
:: alternative form of prospiciente
|
| prospiciente {adj} /pros.piˈt͡ʃɛn.te/
|
:: overlooking
|
| prospicuo {adj}
|
:: conspicuous
|
| prossemica {f}
|
:: proxemics
|
| prossemico {adj}
|
:: proxemic
|
| prosseneta {m}
|
:: procurer, pimp
|
| prossenetico {m}
|
:: brokerage
|
| prossenetismo {m}
|
:: pimping, procuring
|
| prosseno {m}
|
:: proxenos
|
| prossimale {adj}
|
:: proximal
|
| prossimale {adj}
|
:: basal
|
| prossimalmente {adv}
|
:: proximally
|
| prossimamente {adv}
|
:: soon, shortly, in the near future
|
| prossimano {adj}
|
:: synonym of prossimo
|
| prossimità {f}
|
:: proximity
|
| prossimo {adj} /ˈprɔs.si.mo/
|
:: very near, near, close
|
| prossimo {adj}
|
:: next (following in time or space)
|
| prossimo {m}
|
:: neighbour, neighbor, the others
|
| prostaferesi {f}
|
:: prosthaphaeresis
|
| prostaglandina {f}
|
:: prostaglandin
|
| prostata {f}
|
:: prostate
|
| prostatectomia {f}
|
:: prostatectomy
|
| prostatico {adj}
|
:: prostate (attributive)
|
| prostatismo {m}
|
:: prostatism
|
| prostatite {f}
|
:: prostatitis
|
| prostendente {v}
|
:: present participle of prostendere
|
| prostendere {vt}
|
:: To stretch out in front
|
| prosternante {v}
|
:: present participle of prosternare
|
| prosternantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prosternarsi
|
| prosternare {vt}
|
:: to throw down
|
| prosternare {vt}
|
:: to prostrate
|
| prosternarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of prosternare
|
| prosternarsi {v}
|
:: to prostrate oneself
|
| prosternatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prosternarsi
|
| prosternazione {f}
|
:: prostration
|
| prostesi {f}
|
:: prothesis
|
| prostetico {adj}
|
:: prosthetic
|
| prostilo {m}
|
:: prostyle
|
| prostituente {v}
|
:: present participle of prostituire
|
| prostituente {v}
|
:: present participle of prostituirsi
|
| prostituentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prostituirsi
|
| prostituire {vt}
|
:: to prostitute
|
| prostituirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of prostituire
|
| prostituirsi {vr}
|
:: to prostitute oneself, hoe, hook
|
| prostituitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prostituirsi
|
| prostituta {f}
|
:: prostitute, hooker
|
| prostituto {m}
|
:: prostitute (male, homosexual)
|
| prostituto {m}
|
:: gigolo
|
| prostituto {m}
|
:: hustler
|
| prostituzione {f}
|
:: prostitution
|
| prostramento {f}
|
:: synonym of prostrazione
|
| prostrante {v}
|
:: present participle of prostrare
|
| prostrantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of prostrarsi
|
| prostrare {vt}
|
:: to seriously debilitate
|
| prostrare {vt}
|
:: to prostrate
|
| prostrarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of prostrare
|
| prostrarsi {v}
|
:: to prostrate oneself
|
| prostrato {adj}
|
:: prostrate (all senses)
|
| prostratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of prostrarsi
|
| prostrazione {f}
|
:: prostration
|
| prosumente {v}
|
:: present participle of prosumere
|
| prosumere {vt}
|
:: Variant of presumere
|
| prosunzione {f}
|
:: alternative form of presunzione
|
| prosuocero {m}
|
:: grandfather-in-law
|
| protagonismo {m}
|
:: self-advertisement, desire to be the centre of attention
|
| protagonista {mf} /pro.ta.ɡoˈnis.ta/
|
:: protagonist
|
| protagonistico {adj}
|
:: protagonistic
|
| Protagora {prop}
|
:: Protagoras
|
| protallo {m}
|
:: prothallium, prothallus
|
| protasi {f}
|
:: protasis (all senses)
|
| protattinio {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of protoattinio
|
| proteaginosa {f}
|
:: Any food-plant rich in protein
|
| proteaginoso {adj}
|
:: proteaginous
|
| proteasi {f}
|
:: protease
|
| proteasoma {m}
|
:: proteasome
|
| proteggentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of proteggersi
|
| proteggere {v} /proˈtɛddʒere/
|
:: to shield or protect
|
| proteggersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of proteggere
|
| proteggersi {v}
|
:: to protect oneself
|
| proteggibile {adj}
|
:: protectable
|
| proteggislip {m}
|
:: pantyliner
|
| proteggitore {m}
|
:: shield
|
| proteggitore {m}
|
:: protector
|
| proteico {adj}
|
:: proteinic
|
| proteico {adj}
|
:: protean
|
| proteiforme {adj}
|
:: protean, proteiform
|
| proteina {f}
|
:: protein
|
| proteinasi {f}
|
:: protease
|
| proteinchinasi {f}
|
:: protein kinase
|
| proteinemia {f}
|
:: proteinemia
|
| proteinico {adj}
|
:: proteinic, proteinaceous
|
| proteinogenesi {f}
|
:: proteinogenesis
|
| proteinogenico {adj}
|
:: proteinogenic
|
| protele {m}
|
:: aardwolf
|
| protendente {v}
|
:: present participle of protendere
|
| protendentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of protendersi
|
| protendere {vt}
|
:: (also with a or verso) to stretch out; to hold out (towards)
|
| protendersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of protendere
|
| protendersi {vi}
|
:: (also with da or verso) to lean or stretch forward or out; to reach out
|
| protendersi {vi}
|
:: to stretch out; to jut out
|
| protendersi {v}
|
:: hold out (for); to hope (for)
|
| proteo- {prefix}
|
:: proteo-
|
| proteo {m}
|
:: olm
|
| Proteo {prop}
|
:: Proteus (moon of Neptune)
|
| Proteo {prop}
|
:: Proteus
|
| proteogenesi {f}
|
:: synonym of proteinogenesi
|
| proteolisi {f}
|
:: proteolysis
|
| proteoliticamente {adv}
|
:: proteolytically
|
| proteolitico {adj}
|
:: proteolytic
|
| proteomica {f}
|
:: proteomics
|
| proteomico {adj}
|
:: proteomic
|
| proteosintesi {f}
|
:: protein synthesis
|
| proterandria {f}
|
:: proterandry
|
| proterandro {adj}
|
:: proterandrous
|
| proteranto {adj}
|
:: proteranthous
|
| proteranzia {f}
|
:: proteranthy
|
| proteroginia {f}
|
:: proterogyny
|
| proterogino {adj}
|
:: proterogynous
|
| protervamente {adv}
|
:: arrogantly
|
| protervia {f}
|
:: arrogance, obstinacy
|
| protervità {f}
|
:: arrogance
|
| protervo {adj}
|
:: arrogant, obstinate, pigheaded
|
| protesi {f}
|
:: prosthesis
|
| protesico {adj}
|
:: prosthetic
|
| protesista {mf}
|
:: prosthodontist
|
| protesizzazione {f}
|
:: The manufacture and fitting of a prosthesis
|
| protesosi {v}
|
:: past participle of protendersi
|
| protesta {f} /proˈtɛs.ta/
|
:: protest, remonstrance, complaint, stink
|
| protestante {adj}
|
:: Protestant
|
| protestante {mf}
|
:: Protestant
|
| protestantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of protestarsi
|
| protestantesimo {m}
|
:: Protestantism
|
| protestantico {adj}
|
:: synonym of protestante
|
| protestare {vt}
|
:: to protest, to declare, to assert
|
| protestare {vi}
|
:: to protest
|
| protestarsi {vr}
|
:: To protest, to declare
|
| protestatario {adj}
|
:: protesting
|
| protestatore {m}
|
:: protester, complainer
|
| protestatorio {adj}
|
:: alternative form of protestatario
|
| protestatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of protestarsi
|
| protestatrice {f}
|
:: protester, complainer
|
| protesto {m}
|
:: protest
|
| protetico {adj}
|
:: prosthetic
|
| protettivamente {adv}
|
:: protectively
|
| protettivo {adj}
|
:: protective
|
| protetto {adj}
|
:: protected, sheltered
|
| protettorale {adj}
|
:: protecting, defending
|
| protettorato {m}
|
:: protectorate
|
| protettore {m}
|
:: protector, guardian
|
| protettore {m}
|
:: patron
|
| protettore {m}
|
:: pimp
|
| protettore {adj}
|
:: patron (attributive)
|
| protettore {adj}
|
:: protection (attributive)
|
| protettosi {v}
|
:: past participle of proteggersi
|
| protettrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of protettore
|
| protezione {f} /protetˈtsjone/
|
:: protection
|
| protezionismo {m}
|
:: protectionism
|
| protezionista {adj}
|
:: protectionist
|
| protezionista {mf}
|
:: protectionist
|
| protezionistico {adj}
|
:: protectionist
|
| protico {adj}
|
:: protic
|
| protide {m}
|
:: protein
|
| protiro {m}
|
:: prothyrum (porch portal)
|
| protista {m}
|
:: protist
|
| protistologia {f}
|
:: protistology
|
| proto- {prefix}
|
:: proto-
|
| proto {m} /ˈprɔ.to/
|
:: chief of a workforce
|
| proto {m}
|
:: An architect in charge of maintenance and restoration of St Mark's Basilica
|
| proto {m}
|
:: The chief worker in a print shop, in charge of composition and layout
|
| proto {m}
|
:: typographer, typographist
|
| proto {m}
|
:: know-it-all
|
| protoantropo {m}
|
:: protoanthropoid
|
| protoattinio {m} /ˌprɔtoatˈtinjo/
|
:: protactinium
|
| protobranchio {m}
|
:: protobranch (bivalve of the order Protobranchia)
|
| protocanonico {adj}
|
:: protocanonical
|
| protocatecuico {adj}
|
:: protocatechuic
|
| protocellula {f}
|
:: protocell
|
| protoceltico {adj}
|
:: Proto-Celtic (attributive)
|
| protoceltico {m}
|
:: Proto-Celtic
|
| protocetide {m}
|
:: protocetid (of family Protocetidae)
|
| protoclasi {f} /prɔ.toˈkla.zi/
|
:: Deformation of a rock's component minerals prior to its solidification
|
| protoclastico {adj} /pro.toˈklas.ti.ko/
|
:: Characterized by a deformation of the component minerals having taken place prior to solidification
|
| protocollante {v}
|
:: present participle of protocollare
|
| protocollare {adj}
|
:: protocol
|
| protocollare {vt}
|
:: to register or log legal protocols
|
| protocollarmente {adv}
|
:: with regard to protocol
|
| protocollazione {f}
|
:: registration and logging of legal protocols
|
| protocollista {mf}
|
:: filing clerk
|
| protocollo {m}
|
:: register
|
| protocollo {m}
|
:: protocol
|
| protoctista {m}
|
:: protoctist
|
| protocuneiforme {adj} /ˌprɔ.to.ku.nei̯ˈfor.me/
|
:: protocuneiform
|
| protofantascienza {f}
|
:: proto-science fiction
|
| protofibrilla {f}
|
:: protofibril
|
| protofilamento {m}
|
:: protofilament
|
| protofillo {m}
|
:: cotyledon
|
| protofisico {m}
|
:: A public-health official
|
| protofrancese {adj}
|
:: Proto-French
|
| protofrancese {m}
|
:: Proto-French (language)
|
| protogeometrico {adj}
|
:: protogeometric
|
| protogermanico {adj}
|
:: Proto-Germanic
|
| protogermanico {m}
|
:: Proto-Germanic
|
| protogino {m}
|
:: protogine
|
| protogino {adj}
|
:: protogynous
|
| protoindoeuropeo {adj}
|
:: Proto-Indo-European
|
| protoindoeuropeo {m}
|
:: Proto-Indo-European
|
| protoindustria {f}
|
:: proto-industry
|
| protoindustriale {adj}
|
:: proto-industrial
|
| protoindustrializzazione {f}
|
:: proto-industrialization
|
| protolingua {f}
|
:: protolanguage
|
| protolisi {f}
|
:: protolysis
|
| protomartire {mf}
|
:: protomartyr
|
| protomateria {f}
|
:: protomatter
|
| protome {f}
|
:: protome
|
| protomedico {m}
|
:: A public-health official
|
| protomolecola {f}
|
:: protomolecule
|
| protomorfo {adj}
|
:: protomorphic
|
| protomorfo {m}
|
:: protomorph
|
| protomoteca {f}
|
:: A museum of sculptural busts
|
| protonato {adj}
|
:: protonated
|
| protonazione {f}
|
:: protonation
|
| protone {m}
|
:: proton
|
| protonefridio {m}
|
:: protonephridium
|
| protonema {m}
|
:: protonema
|
| protonico {adj}
|
:: proton (attributive)
|
| protonio {m}
|
:: protonium
|
| protonmotore {adj}
|
:: protonmotive
|
| proto-norreno {m}
|
:: Proto-Norse (Indo-European language)
|
| protonotaio {m}
|
:: alternative form of protonotario
|
| protonotariato {m}
|
:: protonotaryship, prothonotaryship
|
| protonotario {m}
|
:: protonotary
|
| protooncogene {m}
|
:: protooncogene
|
| protopalaziale {adj}
|
:: protopalatial
|
| protopectina {f}
|
:: protopectin
|
| protopianeta {m}
|
:: protoplanet
|
| protoplanetario {adj}
|
:: protoplanetary
|
| protoplasma {m}
|
:: protoplasm
|
| protoplasmatico {adj}
|
:: protoplasmic, protoplasmatic, protoplasmal
|
| protoplastido {m}
|
:: protoplastid
|
| protoplasto {m}
|
:: protoplast
|
| protoporfirina {f}
|
:: protoporphyrin
|
| protoporfirinogeno {m}
|
:: protoporphyrinogen
|
| protoquamquam {mf}
|
:: A ridiculously pedantic person
|
| protorace {m}
|
:: prothorax
|
| protoromanticismo {m}
|
:: early Romanticism
|
| protoromantico {adj}
|
:: Early Romantic
|
| protoromanzo {m}
|
:: Vulgar Latin
|
| protosemitico {adj}
|
:: Proto-Semitic
|
| protosemitico {m}
|
:: Proto-Semitic
|
| protosinaitico {adj}
|
:: Protosinaitic
|
| protosincrotone {m}
|
:: proton synchrotron
|
| protosincrotrone {m}
|
:: protosynchrotron; proton synchrotron
|
| protoslavo {adj}
|
:: Proto-Slavic
|
| protoslavo {m}
|
:: Proto-Slavic
|
| protospatario {m}
|
:: protospatharios
|
| protossido {m}
|
:: protoxide
|
| protossido d'azoto {m}
|
:: nitrous oxide, dinitrogen oxide, dinitrogen monoxide, laughing gas
|
| protostella {f}
|
:: protostar
|
| protostellare {adj}
|
:: protostellar
|
| protostoma {m}
|
:: protostome
|
| protostoria {f}
|
:: protohistory
|
| protostorico {adj}
|
:: protohistoric
|
| prototipale {adj}
|
:: prototypical
|
| prototipico {adj}
|
:: prototypical
|
| prototipo {m}
|
:: prototype (all senses)
|
| protottero {m}
|
:: protopterid
|
| protourbano {adj}
|
:: proto-urban
|
| protovangelo {m}
|
:: protoevangelum
|
| protovescovo {m}
|
:: protobishop (the first bishop of a particular bishopric)
|
| protovillanoviano {adj}
|
:: proto-Villanovian
|
| protozoa {m}
|
:: protozoan
|
| protozoico {adj}
|
:: protozoic
|
| protozoo {m}
|
:: protozoan
|
| protraente {v}
|
:: present participle of protrarre
|
| protraentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of protrarsi
|
| protrarre {vt}
|
:: to prolong; to protract
|
| protrarre {vt}
|
:: to defer; to delay; to put off
|
| protrarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of protrarre
|
| protrarsi {v}
|
:: to drag on
|
| protrattile {adj}
|
:: protractile
|
| protratto {adj}
|
:: prolonged
|
| protratto {adj}
|
:: protracted
|
| protrattore {m}
|
:: protractor
|
| protrattosi {v}
|
:: past participle of protrarsi
|
| protrazione {f}
|
:: protraction
|
| protrombina {f}
|
:: prothrombin
|
| protrudente {v}
|
:: present participle of protrudere
|
| protrudere {v}
|
:: To protrude
|
| protrudibile {adj}
|
:: protrusile, protrusible
|
| protrusione {f}
|
:: protrusion
|
| protuberante {adj}
|
:: protuberant, bulging
|
| protuberanza {f}
|
:: bulge, protuberance, swelling, lump
|
| protuberanza solare {f}
|
:: solar prominence
|
| protutela {f}
|
:: The office of a protutore
|
| protutore {m}
|
:: acting or deputy guardian
|
| proustiano {adj} /pruˈstja.no/
|
:: Proustian (reminiscent of Marcel Proust or his works)
|
| prova {f} /ˈprɔ.va/
|
:: trial, test, experiment
|
| prova {f}
|
:: examination, exam, test
|
| prova {f}
|
:: proof, evidence
|
| prova {f}
|
:: try, attempt, shot
|
| prova {f}
|
:: trial, test, event, performance
|
| prova {f}
|
:: rehearsal
|
| provabile {adj}
|
:: provable, demonstrable
|
| provabilità {f}
|
:: provability, demonstrability
|
| provacircuiti {m}
|
:: circuit tester
|
| provanatura {f}
|
:: An offshoot of a vine once used to start a new vineyard
|
| provante {v}
|
:: present participle of provare
|
| provantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of provarsi
|
| provar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of provare
|
| provare {vt}
|
:: to try, try out, test
|
| provare {v}
|
:: to try, attempt, take on
|
| provare {vt}
|
:: to feel, experience
|
| provare {vt}
|
:: to prove, demonstrate, show
|
| provare {vt}
|
:: to try on
|
| provare {vt}
|
:: to rehearse
|
| provarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of provare
|
| provarsi {v}
|
:: to try
|
| provatamente {adv}
|
:: certainly, surely, definitely
|
| provato {adj}
|
:: proven, established
|
| provatore {m}
|
:: trier, experimenter
|
| provatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of provarsi
|
| provatransistori {m}
|
:: A device that checks transistors
|
| provatubi {m}
|
:: synonym of provavalvole
|
| provatura {f}
|
:: A cheese somewhat similar to mozzarella
|
| provavalvole {m}
|
:: A device that tests valves
|
| provedente {v}
|
:: present participle of provedere
|
| provedenza {f}
|
:: provenance
|
| provedere {v}
|
:: obsolete form of provvedere
|
| proveggente {v}
|
:: present participle of provedere
|
| provenda {f}
|
:: alternative form of profenda
|
| provenda {f}
|
:: An ancient measure of capacity equal to about 9 litres
|
| proveniente {adj}
|
:: That comes (from) or originates (in) a specified place
|
| provenienza {f}
|
:: origin, provenance
|
| provenire {vi}
|
:: to come from
|
| proventi {mp}
|
:: revenue {s}
|
| proventi {mp}
|
:: proceeds {p}
|
| provento {m}
|
:: revenue, proceeds
|
| proventriglio {m}
|
:: proventriculus
|
| Provenza {prop}
|
:: Provenza (region)
|
| provenzale {adj}
|
:: Provençal
|
| provenzale {m}
|
:: Provençal
|
| provenzaleggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of provenzaleggiare
|
| provenzaleggiante {adj}
|
:: In the Provençal manner
|
| provenzaleggiare {vi}
|
:: to imitate the Provençal style
|
| provenzalesco {adj}
|
:: synonym of provenzale
|
| provenzalismo {m}
|
:: A word or construction from Provençal
|
| provenzalista {mf}
|
:: A student of the Provençal language
|
| provenzalmente {adv}
|
:: In the Provençal manner
|
| Proverbi {prop}
|
:: Proverbs
|
| proverbiale {adj}
|
:: proverbial
|
| proverbialmente {adv}
|
:: proverbially
|
| proverbiare {v}
|
:: To scold
|
| proverbiare {v}
|
:: To mock
|
| proverbio {m} /proˈvɛr.bjo/
|
:: proverb
|
| proverbioso {adj}
|
:: proverbial
|
| proverbioso {adj}
|
:: rude, spiteful
|
| proverbista {mf}
|
:: proverbialist
|
| provese {m}
|
:: alternative form of prodese
|
| provetta {f}
|
:: test tube
|
| provetto {adj}
|
:: skilled, proficient
|
| provianda {f}
|
:: cutlery and crockery (for use with eating)
|
| provicariato {m}
|
:: The office of a provicario
|
| provicario {m}
|
:: deputy vicar
|
| providenza {f}
|
:: alternative form of provvidenza
|
| provider {m}
|
:: provider (Internet service provider)
|
| provider {m}
|
:: provider
|
| proviente {adj}
|
:: coming (from); that comes (from)
|
| provigione {f}
|
:: alternative form of provissione
|
| provincia {f} /pro.ˈvin.t͡ʃa/
|
:: province
|
| provincia {f}
|
:: district
|
| provincia {f}
|
:: country
|
| provincialato {m}
|
:: provincialate
|
| provinciale {adj}
|
:: provincial
|
| provincialesco {adj}
|
:: provincialesque, provincial
|
| provincialismo {m}
|
:: provincialism
|
| provincialità {f}
|
:: provincialism
|
| provincializzante {v}
|
:: present participle of provincializzare
|
| provincializzare {vt}
|
:: to provincialize
|
| provincializzazione {f}
|
:: provincialization
|
| provincialmente {adv}
|
:: provincially
|
| provino {m}
|
:: casting, audition, tryout, screen test
|
| provino {m}
|
:: proof, test strip, contact print
|
| provino {m}
|
:: sample, specimen
|
| Provino {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| provisione {f}
|
:: alternative form of provvisione
|
| provissione {f}
|
:: provision
|
| provissione {f}
|
:: provisions
|
| provitamina {f}
|
:: provitamin
|
| provocabile {adj}
|
:: That can be provoked
|
| provocabilità {f}
|
:: provocability
|
| provocante {v}
|
:: present participle of provocare
|
| provocante {adj}
|
:: provocative
|
| provocantemente {adv}
|
:: provocatively
|
| provocantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of provocarsi
|
| provocare {vt} /pro.voˈka.re/
|
:: to cause
|
| provocare {vt}
|
:: to provoke
|
| provocare {vt}
|
:: to arouse
|
| provocarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of provocare
|
| provocarsi {v}
|
:: to become annoyed with one another
|
| provocarsi {v}
|
:: to provoke each other
|
| provocatore {m} /pro.vo.kaˈto.re/
|
:: agitator
|
| provocatore {adj}
|
:: agitating, provoking
|
| provocatoriamente {adv}
|
:: provocatively, confrontationally
|
| provocatorio {adj} /pro.vo.kaˈtɔ.rjo/
|
:: provocative
|
| provocatorio {adj}
|
:: confrontational
|
| provocatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of provocarsi
|
| provocazione {f} /pro.vo.kaˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: provocation
|
| provola {f}
|
:: synonym of scamorza
|
| provolone {m}
|
:: augmentative of provola
|
| provolone {m}
|
:: provolone (semi-hard cheese made of whole milk from cows)
|
| provosto {m}
|
:: alternative form of prevosto
|
| provvedente {v}
|
:: present participle of provvedere
|
| provvedenza {f}
|
:: alternative form of provvidenza
|
| provvedere {vt}
|
:: to provide, to supply, to furnish
|
| provvedere {vt}
|
:: to arrange, to prepare
|
| provvedere {vi}
|
:: to provide
|
| provvedere {vi}
|
:: to look after, to take care
|
| provvedere {vi}
|
:: to take a decision, to act
|
| provvedere {vi}
|
:: to arrange for
|
| provvedere {m}
|
:: provision; the act of providing something
|
| provvedersi {vr}
|
:: To obtain, provide or equip
|
| provvedimentale {adj}
|
:: precautionary
|
| provvedimento {m}
|
:: measure, act, step
|
| provvedimento {m}
|
:: precaution
|
| provveditorato {m}
|
:: provincial education department (in Italy)
|
| provveditorato {m}
|
:: superintendent's office
|
| provveditore {m}
|
:: superintendent
|
| provveditoria {f}
|
:: superintendentship
|
| provvedutamente {adv}
|
:: As provided, as supplied
|
| provveduto {adj}
|
:: provided, supplied
|
| provveggente {v}
|
:: present participle of provvedere
|
| provvidamente {adv}
|
:: providently
|
| provvidamente {adv}
|
:: usefully
|
| provvidente {adj}
|
:: providential
|
| provvidentemente {adv}
|
:: providentially
|
| provvidenza {f}
|
:: providence
|
| provvidenziale {adj}
|
:: providential
|
| provvidenzialismo {m}
|
:: providentialism
|
| provvidenzialista {m}
|
:: providentialist
|
| provvidenzialità {f}
|
:: Property of being providential
|
| provvidenzialmente {adv}
|
:: providentially
|
| provvido {adj}
|
:: provident, foreseeing
|
| provvido {adj}
|
:: useful
|
| provvigionale {adj}
|
:: commission (attributive)
|
| provvigione {f}
|
:: honorarium, stipend
|
| provvigione {f}
|
:: commission (fee charged)
|
| provvisionale {adj}
|
:: provisional
|
| provvisionale {f}
|
:: A provisional sum of money (from an estate etc), or a provisional ruling etc
|
| provvisione {f}
|
:: provision; the act of providing something
|
| provvisione {f}
|
:: provisions; material goods
|
| provvisione {f}
|
:: legal or administrative measure
|
| provvisore {m}
|
:: synonym of provveditore
|
| provvisoriamente {adv}
|
:: provisionally, temporarily
|
| provvisorietà {f}
|
:: provisional or temporary measure
|
| provvisorio {adj}
|
:: provisional, temporary, makeshift, interim
|
| provvista {f}
|
:: supply, stock
|
| proxy {m}
|
:: proxy (interface program)
|
| prozia {f}
|
:: great-aunt
|
| prozio {m}
|
:: great-uncle
|
| prua {f}
|
:: prow, bow (of a ship)
|
| pruavia {f}
|
:: alternative form of proravia
|
| prudente {adj}
|
:: prudent, careful, cautious
|
| prudentemente {adv}
|
:: prudently, cautiously, carefully, cagily, slowly
|
| prudenza {f}
|
:: prudence, caution, carefulness
|
| prudenziale {adj}
|
:: cautionary
|
| prudenziale {adj}
|
:: prudent
|
| prudenzialmente {adv}
|
:: prudentially
|
| prudere {vi} /ˈpru.de.re/
|
:: to itch
|
| pruderie {f}
|
:: prudery
|
| prudore {m}
|
:: itching, tingling
|
| prueggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of prueggiare
|
| prueggiare {vi}
|
:: to haul to the wind
|
| prugna {f}
|
:: plum (fruit)
|
| prugna icaco {f} /ˌpruɲ.ɲa iˈka.ko/
|
:: cocoplum (fruit)
|
| prugna secca {f}
|
:: prune (dried fruit of the plum)
|
| prugno {m}
|
:: plum tree
|
| prugno icaco {m} /ˌpruɲ.ɲo iˈka.ko/
|
:: cocoplum (Chrysobalanus icaco)
|
| prugnola {f} /ˈpruɲ.ɲo.la/
|
:: sloe (fruit of the blackthorn)
|
| prugnolo {m}
|
:: blackthorn, sloe
|
| prugnolo {m}
|
:: St. George 's mushroom (Calocybe gambosa)
|
| pruinoso {adj}
|
:: pruinose
|
| prulaurasina {f} /pru.lau̯.raˈzi.na/
|
:: A stereoisomer of prunasin
|
| prunaia {f}
|
:: thorny thicket
|
| prunaio {m}
|
:: thorny thicket
|
| prunalbo {m}
|
:: hawthorn
|
| prunasina {f} /pru.naˈsi.na/
|
:: prunasin
|
| prunbianco {m}
|
:: hawthorn
|
| pruneto {m}
|
:: thorny thicket
|
| pruno {m}
|
:: blackthorn
|
| pruno {m}
|
:: thorn, spine
|
| pruova {f} /ˈprwɔ.va/
|
:: obsolete form of prova
|
| prurigine {f}
|
:: itchiness
|
| pruriginosamente {adv}
|
:: titillatingly, excitingly
|
| pruriginosità {f}
|
:: itchiness
|
| pruriginosità {f}
|
:: titillation
|
| pruriginoso {adj}
|
:: itchy
|
| pruriginoso {adj}
|
:: titillating, exciting
|
| pruriginoso {adj}
|
:: pruritic
|
| prurito {m}
|
:: itch (all senses)
|
| prurito {m}
|
:: pruritus
|
| prussianesimo {m}
|
:: Prussianism
|
| prussiano {adj}
|
:: Prussian
|
| prussiano {m}
|
:: Prussian
|
| prussiato {m}
|
:: prussiate
|
| prussico {adj}
|
:: prussic
|
| prusso {adj}
|
:: Prussian
|
| prytane {m}
|
:: prytane
|
| PS {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Pesaro (Italian town in Marche)
|
| PS {n}
|
:: initialism of pubblica sicurezza
|
| psalmo {m}
|
:: obsolete form of salmo
|
| psammite {f}
|
:: psammite
|
| psammitico {adj}
|
:: psammitic
|
| psammofilo {adj}
|
:: psammophilous
|
| psammofita {f}
|
:: psammophyte
|
| psammografia {f}
|
:: psammography (study of sand)
|
| psammografico {adj}
|
:: psammographic (relating to psammography)
|
| psammomatoso {adj}
|
:: psammomatous
|
| psammoterapia {f}
|
:: psammotherapy (sand therapy)
|
| psefite {f}
|
:: psephyte
|
| psefitico {adj}
|
:: psephytic
|
| psefologia {f}
|
:: psephology
|
| psefologo {m}
|
:: psephologist
|
| pselafobia {f}
|
:: selaphobia
|
| psellismo {m}
|
:: psellism
|
| pseud- {prefix}
|
:: Variant of pseudo-
|
| pseudacacia {f}
|
:: alternative form of pseudoacacia
|
| pseudepigrafo {adj}
|
:: pseudepigraphic
|
| pseudepigrafo {m}
|
:: pseudepigrapha
|
| pseudo- {prefix}
|
:: pseudo-
|
| pseudoacacia {f}
|
:: pseudoacacia, robinia
|
| pseudoanglicismo {m} /pse.u.do.an.ɡliˈt͡ʃiz.mo/
|
:: pseudo-anglicism
|
| pseudoartrosi {f}
|
:: nearthrosis
|
| pseudoartrosi {f}
|
:: pseudarthrosis
|
| pseudobiologico {adj}
|
:: pseudobiological
|
| pseudobulbo {m}
|
:: pseudobulb
|
| pseudocarpio {m}
|
:: pseudocarp
|
| pseudocarpo {m}
|
:: pseudocarp
|
| pseudoceloma {m}
|
:: pseudocoel, pseudocoelom
|
| pseudocisti {f}
|
:: pseudocyst
|
| pseudocodice {m}
|
:: pseudocode
|
| pseudoconcetto {m}
|
:: pseudoconcept
|
| pseudocratere {m}
|
:: pseudocrater
|
| pseudocupola {f} /ˌpsɛu̯.doˈku.po.la/
|
:: A corbelled dome
|
| pseudodemocratico {adj}
|
:: pseudodemocratic
|
| pseudodisciplina {f}
|
:: A field with only the outward appearance of an academic discipline
|
| pseudoepigrafo {adj}
|
:: pseudepigraphic
|
| pseudoepigrafo {m}
|
:: pseudepigrapha
|
| pseudoermafroditismo {m}
|
:: pseudohermaphroditism
|
| pseudoestesia {f}
|
:: pseudesthesia
|
| pseudoetimologia {f}
|
:: pseudoetymology
|
| pseudoetimologico {adj}
|
:: pseudoetymological
|
| pseudofilosofo {m}
|
:: pseudophilosopher
|
| pseudofisico {adj}
|
:: pseudophysical
|
| pseudofrutto {m}
|
:: pseudofruit, accessory fruit, pseudocarp
|
| pseudogene {m}
|
:: pseudogene
|
| pseudogotta {f}
|
:: pseudogout
|
| pseudogravidanza {f}
|
:: pseudopregnancy
|
| pseudointellettuale {mf}
|
:: pseudointellectual, pseud
|
| pseudoletterato {m}
|
:: A false writer (who gives himself literary airs)
|
| pseudologia {f}
|
:: pseudology
|
| pseudologo {m}
|
:: inveterate lier
|
| pseudomembranoso {adj}
|
:: pseudomembranous
|
| pseudomorfo {adj}
|
:: pseudomorphic, pseudomorphous
|
| pseudomorfosi {f}
|
:: pseudomorphism
|
| pseudonimo {m}
|
:: pseudonym
|
| pseudonimo {m}
|
:: pen name
|
| pseudonimo {m}
|
:: stage name
|
| pseudonimo {adj}
|
:: pseudonymous
|
| pseudoparalisi {f}
|
:: pseudoparalysis
|
| pseudoplastico {adj}
|
:: pseudoplastic
|
| pseudopodio {m}
|
:: pseudopodium
|
| pseudoprofeta {mf}
|
:: pseudoprophet, false prophet
|
| pseudorca {f}
|
:: false killer whale (Pseudorca crassidens)
|
| pseudoriemanniano {adj}
|
:: pseudo-Riemannian
|
| pseudoscalare {m}
|
:: pseudoscalar
|
| pseudoscarlattina {f}
|
:: pseudoscarlatina
|
| pseudoscientifico {adj}
|
:: pseudoscientific
|
| pseudoscienza {f}
|
:: pseudoscience
|
| pseudoscienziata {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pseudoscienziato
|
| pseudoscienziato {m}
|
:: pseudoscientist
|
| pseudosimmetria {f}
|
:: pseudosymmetry
|
| pseudosoluzione {f}
|
:: pseudosolution
|
| pseudotumore {m}
|
:: pseudotumor / pseudotumour
|
| pseudouridina {f}
|
:: pseudouridine
|
| psi {mf}
|
:: psi (Greek letter)
|
| psicagogia {f}
|
:: psychagogy
|
| psicagogico {adj}
|
:: psychagogic
|
| psicagogo {m}
|
:: psychagogue
|
| psicanalese {n}
|
:: psychoanalysis jargon
|
| psicanalisi {f}
|
:: Variant of psicoanalisi
|
| psicanalista {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicoanalista
|
| psicanaliticamente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of psicoanaliticamente
|
| psicanalitico {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicoanalitico
|
| psicanalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of psicanalizzare
|
| psicanalizzare {vt}
|
:: To psychoanalyse
|
| psicastenia {f}
|
:: psychasthenia
|
| psicastenico {adj}
|
:: psychasthenic
|
| psiche {f} /ˈpsi.ke/
|
:: soul
|
| psiche {f}
|
:: psyche
|
| psiche {f}
|
:: cheval glass
|
| Psiche {prop}
|
:: Psyche
|
| psichedelia {f} /psi.ke.deˈli.a/
|
:: psychedelia
|
| psichedelico {adj} /psi.keˈdɛ.li.ko/
|
:: psychedelic
|
| psichiatra {mf}
|
:: psychiatrist
|
| psichiatrese {n}
|
:: psychiatry jargon
|
| psichiatria {f}
|
:: psychiatry
|
| psichiatricamente {adv}
|
:: psychiatrically
|
| psichiatrico {adj}
|
:: psychiatric
|
| psichiatrizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of psichiatrizzare
|
| psichiatrizzare {vt}
|
:: to psychiatrize
|
| psichiatrizzazione {f}
|
:: psychiatrization
|
| psichicamente {adv}
|
:: psychically
|
| psichico {adj} /ˈpsi.ki.ko/
|
:: psychic, mental
|
| psichismo {m}
|
:: psychism
|
| psico- {prefix}
|
:: psycho-
|
| psicoacustica {f}
|
:: psychoacoustics
|
| psicoaffettivo {adj}
|
:: psychological
|
| psicoanalisi {f}
|
:: psychoanalysis
|
| psicoanalista {m}
|
:: psychoanalyst
|
| psicoanaliticamente {adv}
|
:: psychoanalytically
|
| psicoanalitico {adj}
|
:: psychoanalytic, psychoanalytical
|
| psicoanalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of psicoanalizzare
|
| psicoanalizzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of psicanalizzare
|
| psicoastenia {f}
|
:: psychoasthenia
|
| psicoattitudinale {adj}
|
:: psycho-attitudinal
|
| psicoattivo {adj}
|
:: psychoactive
|
| psicobiologia {f}
|
:: psychobiology
|
| psicobiologico {adj}
|
:: psychobiological
|
| psicobiologo {m}
|
:: psychobiologist
|
| psicobolia {f}
|
:: synonym of malocchio
|
| psicochirurgia {f}
|
:: psychosurgery
|
| psicocinesi {f}
|
:: psychokinesis
|
| psicocinetico {adj}
|
:: psychokinetic
|
| psicodiagnosi {f}
|
:: psychodiagnosis
|
| psicodiagnostica {f}
|
:: psychodiagnosis
|
| psicodiagnostico {adj}
|
:: psychodiagnostic
|
| psicodidattica {f}
|
:: The psychology of teaching and learning
|
| psicodinamica {f}
|
:: psychodynamics
|
| psicodinamico {adj}
|
:: psychodynamic
|
| psicodramma {m}
|
:: psychodrama
|
| psicoenergetica {f}
|
:: psychoenergetics
|
| psicoenergetico {adj}
|
:: psychoenergetic
|
| psicofarmaco {m}
|
:: psychopharmaceutical
|
| psicofarmacologia {f}
|
:: psychopharmacology
|
| psicofarmacologico {adj}
|
:: psychopharmacological
|
| psicofarmacologo {m}
|
:: psychopharmacologist
|
| psicofisica {f}
|
:: psychophysics
|
| psicofisico {adj}
|
:: psychophysical
|
| psicofisiologia {f}
|
:: psychophysiology
|
| psicofisiologico {adj}
|
:: psychophysiological
|
| psicogenesi {f}
|
:: psychogenesis
|
| psicogenetico {adj}
|
:: psychogenetic
|
| psicogeno {adj}
|
:: psychogenic
|
| psicogeriatria {f}
|
:: psychogeriatrics
|
| psicografia {f}
|
:: psychography
|
| psicografo {m}
|
:: psychograph
|
| psicogramma {m}
|
:: psychogram
|
| psicoimmunologia {f}
|
:: psychoimmunology
|
| psicolabile {adj}
|
:: psychologically unstable
|
| psicolabile {mf}
|
:: Such a person
|
| psicolettico {adj}
|
:: psycholeptic
|
| psicolettico {m}
|
:: psycholeptic
|
| psicolinguista {mf}
|
:: psycholinguist
|
| psicolinguistica {f}
|
:: psycholinguistics
|
| psicolinguistico {adj}
|
:: psycholinguistic
|
| psicologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of psicologo
|
| psicologia {f}
|
:: psychology
|
| psicologia clinica {f}
|
:: clinical psychology
|
| psicologicamente {adv}
|
:: psychologically
|
| psicologico {adj}
|
:: psychological
|
| psicologismo {m}
|
:: psychologism
|
| psicologista {mf}
|
:: psychologue, psychologist
|
| psicologistico {adj}
|
:: psychologistic
|
| psicologizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of psicologizzare
|
| psicologizzare {vt}
|
:: to psychologize
|
| psicologo {m} /pəsiˈkɔloɡo/
|
:: psychologist
|
| psicomante {mf}
|
:: A practitioner of psychomancy
|
| psicomanzia {f}
|
:: psychomancy
|
| psicometria {f}
|
:: psychometrics
|
| psicometrico {adj}
|
:: psychometric
|
| psicomimetico {adj}
|
:: psychotomimetic
|
| psicomotorio {adj}
|
:: psychomotor
|
| psicomotricista {mf}
|
:: psychomotrist
|
| psicomotricità {f}
|
:: psychomotricity
|
| psiconcologia {f}
|
:: psychology applied to oncology
|
| psiconeuroendocrinoimmunologia {f}
|
:: psychoneuroendocrinology
|
| psiconevrosi {f}
|
:: psychoneurosis
|
| psiconevrotico {adj}
|
:: psychoneurotic
|
| psicopatia {f}
|
:: psychopathy
|
| psicopatica {f}
|
:: female equivalent of psicopatico
|
| psicopatico {adj}
|
:: psychopathic
|
| psicopatico {m}
|
:: psychopath
|
| psicopatologia {f}
|
:: psychopathology
|
| psicopatologicamente {adv}
|
:: in a psychopathological manner
|
| psicopatologico {adj}
|
:: psychopathological
|
| psicopatologo {m}
|
:: psychopathologist
|
| psicopedagogia {f}
|
:: psychopedagogy
|
| psicopedagogico {adj}
|
:: psychopedagogic
|
| psicopedagogista {mf}
|
:: psychopedagogist
|
| psicoplegia {f}
|
:: psychoplegia
|
| psicopolitica {f}
|
:: psychopolitics
|
| psicopolizia {f}
|
:: thought police
|
| psicopompo {m} /psi.koˈpom.po/
|
:: psychopomp
|
| psicoprofilassi {f}
|
:: psychoprophylaxis
|
| psicoprofilattico {adj}
|
:: psychoprophylactic
|
| psicopubblicismo {m}
|
:: psychological / psychiatric publicity / advertising
|
| psicosensoriale {adj}
|
:: psychosensory
|
| psicosessuale {adj}
|
:: psychosexual
|
| psicosessuologia {f}
|
:: psychosexology
|
| psicosessuologo {m}
|
:: psychosexologist
|
| psicosi {f}
|
:: psychosis
|
| psicosico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of psicotico
|
| psicosintesi {f}
|
:: psychosynthesis
|
| psicosintetico {adj}
|
:: psychosynthetic
|
| psicosociale {adj}
|
:: psychosocial
|
| psicosociologia {f}
|
:: psychosociology
|
| psicosomatica {f}
|
:: psychosomatics
|
| psicosomatico {adj}
|
:: psychosomatic
|
| psicostoria {f}
|
:: psychohistory
|
| psicotecnica {f}
|
:: psychotechnics
|
| psicotecnico {adj}
|
:: psychotechnic
|
| psicotecnologia {f}
|
:: psychotechnology
|
| psicoterapeuta {mf}
|
:: psychotherapist
|
| psicoterapeuticamente {adv}
|
:: psychotherapeutically
|
| psicoterapeutico {adj}
|
:: psychotherapeutic
|
| psicoterapia {f}
|
:: psychotherapy, psychotherapeutics
|
| psicoterapico {adj}
|
:: psychotherapeutic
|
| psicoterapista {mf}
|
:: psychotherapist
|
| psicotico {adj}
|
:: psychotic
|
| psicotico {m}
|
:: psychotic (person with a psychosis)
|
| psicotonico {adj}
|
:: psychotonic
|
| psicotropo {adj}
|
:: psychotropic
|
| psicotropo {m}
|
:: psychotropic
|
| psicrofilo {adj}
|
:: psychrophilic
|
| psicrometrico {adj}
|
:: psychrometric
|
| psicrometro {m}
|
:: psychrometer
|
| psicrotrofico {adj}
|
:: psychrotrophic
|
| psictere {m}
|
:: psykter
|
| psilla {f}
|
:: psylla (of superfamily Psylloidea)
|
| psilosi {f}
|
:: psilosis
|
| psittaciforme {m}
|
:: psittaciform
|
| psittacismo {m}
|
:: psittacism
|
| psittacosi {f}
|
:: psittacosis
|
| psofo {m} /ˈpsɔ.fo/
|
:: Any member of the Psophus taxonomic genus
|
| psoriasi {f}
|
:: psoriasis
|
| psorico {adj}
|
:: psoric
|
| pteridofita {f}
|
:: pteridophyte
|
| pterigio {m}
|
:: pterygium
|
| pterigoideo {m}
|
:: pterygoid, pterygoid muscle
|
| pterilosi {f}
|
:: pterylosis
|
| pterina {f}
|
:: pterin
|
| pterodattilo {m}
|
:: pterodactyl
|
| pteropode {m}
|
:: pteropod
|
| pterosauro {m}
|
:: pterosaur
|
| ptialina {f}
|
:: ptyalin
|
| ptialismo {m}
|
:: ptyalism
|
| ptictodontide {m}
|
:: ptyctodontid
|
| ptilosi {f}
|
:: ptilosis
|
| ptomaina {f}
|
:: ptomaine
|
| -ptosi {suffix} /ˈ-ptɔ.zi/
|
:: Used to derive words pertaining to lowering or falling
|
| ptosi {f}
|
:: ptosis
|
| puah {interj}
|
:: ugh!; yuck!; pah!; eew!
|
| pub {m}
|
:: pub
|
| pubalgia {f}
|
:: osteitis pubis, groin pain
|
| pubblicabile {adj}
|
:: publishable
|
| pubblicabilità {f}
|
:: publishability
|
| pubblicamente {adv}
|
:: publicly
|
| pubblicamento {m}
|
:: publishing
|
| pubblicamento {m}
|
:: manifestation
|
| pubblicano {m}
|
:: tax collector (in ancient Rome)
|
| pubblicante {v}
|
:: present participle of pubblicare
|
| pubblicare {v}
|
:: to publish
|
| pubblicatore {m}
|
:: publisher
|
| pubblicatore {m}
|
:: publicist
|
| pubblicazione {f}
|
:: publication
|
| pubblicismo {m}
|
:: (advertising) media
|
| pubblicista {mf}
|
:: freelance journalist
|
| pubblicista {mf}
|
:: publicist
|
| pubblicista {mf}
|
:: public law expert
|
| pubblicistica {f}
|
:: public law doctrine
|
| pubblicistica {f}
|
:: current affairs journalism
|
| pubblicistico {adj}
|
:: public affairs (attributive)
|
| pubblicistico {adj}
|
:: public law (attributive)
|
| pubblicità {f}
|
:: publicity
|
| pubblicità {f}
|
:: advertising
|
| pubblicità {f}
|
:: advertisement, advert, ad, commercial
|
| pubblicitario {adj}
|
:: advertising, publicity (attributive)
|
| pubblicitario {m}
|
:: advertising agent
|
| pubblicizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of pubblicizzare
|
| pubblicizzare {vt}
|
:: to advertise, publicize, tout
|
| pubblicizzazione {f}
|
:: promotion, advertising
|
| pubblicizzazione {f}
|
:: publication
|
| pubblico {adj} /ˈpubbliko/
|
:: public
|
| pubblico {m}
|
:: the public
|
| pubblico {m}
|
:: audience
|
| pubblico {m}
|
:: spectator
|
| pubblico dominio {m}
|
:: public domain
|
| pubblico generale {m}
|
:: general public
|
| pubbliredazionale {m}
|
:: advertorial
|
| pubblivoro {adj}
|
:: That takes an interest in advertising (especially TV commercials)
|
| pube {m}
|
:: pubis, pubic bone
|
| pube {m}
|
:: pubis (area)
|
| puberale {adj}
|
:: pubertal, puberal
|
| pubertà {f}
|
:: puberty
|
| pubescente {adj}
|
:: pubescent
|
| pubescenza {f}
|
:: pubescence, down
|
| pubico {adj}
|
:: pubic
|
| pubiletto {m}
|
:: slang as used by the young
|
| publico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pubblico
|
| pubococcigeo {adj}
|
:: pubococcygeal, pubococcygeus
|
| pubococcigeo {m}
|
:: pubococcygeus
|
| puborettale {adj}
|
:: puborectal, puborectalis
|
| pucceria {f}
|
:: A shop or restaurant that sells puccie
|
| Pucci {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pucci {prop}
|
:: Emilio Pucci, Italian designer
|
| puccia {f} /ˈput.t͡ʃa/
|
:: A type of bread, from the Salento and Taranto regions of Puglia, served with a variety of fillings
|
| Puccini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Puccini {prop}
|
:: Giacomo Puccini, Italian composer
|
| pucciniano {adj}
|
:: Puccinian
|
| Puccio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| puddellaggio {m}
|
:: puddling (metallurgical process)
|
| puddellante {v}
|
:: present participle of puddellare
|
| puddellare {vt}
|
:: To puddle (in metallurgy)
|
| puddellatura {f}
|
:: puddling
|
| puddellazione {f}
|
:: puddling
|
| puddinga {f} /pudˈdin.ɡa/
|
:: puddling stone
|
| pudellare {v}
|
:: alternative form of puddellare
|
| pudenda {f} {p} /puˈdɛnda/
|
:: the intimate parts of the human body
|
| pudibondo {adj}
|
:: modest, demure
|
| pudibondo {adj}
|
:: prudish, priggish
|
| pudicamente {adv}
|
:: modestly, chastely
|
| pudicamente {adv}
|
:: prudishly
|
| pudicizia {f}
|
:: modesty, demureness
|
| pudico {adj}
|
:: modest
|
| pudore {m}
|
:: modesty
|
| pudore {m}
|
:: shame
|
| pudore {m}
|
:: discretion
|
| pudu {m}
|
:: pudú
|
| puericoltore {m}
|
:: alternative form of puericultore
|
| puericoltura {f}
|
:: alternative form of puericultura
|
| puericultore {m}
|
:: childcare nurse
|
| puericultore {m}
|
:: childcare assistant
|
| puericultore {m}
|
:: pediatrician, baby doctor
|
| puericultrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of puericultore
|
| puericultura {f}
|
:: paedology
|
| puerile {adj} /pweˈri.le/
|
:: puerile, childish, juvenile, boyish
|
| puerile {adj}
|
:: children's (attribute), baby (attribute)
|
| puerilismo {m}
|
:: puerilism
|
| puerilità {f}
|
:: puerility, childishness
|
| puerilmente {adv}
|
:: childishly
|
| puerizia {f} /pweˈrit.t͡sja/
|
:: childhood
|
| puerocentrismo {m}
|
:: Variant of pedocentrismo
|
| puerpera {f}
|
:: A woman who has just given birth
|
| puerperale {adj}
|
:: puerperal
|
| puerperio {m} /pwerˈpɛ.rjo/
|
:: puerperium
|
| puertoricano {adj}
|
:: Puerto Rican
|
| puf {m}
|
:: beanbag
|
| puf {m}
|
:: pouf (low cushioned seat with no back;padded footstool)
|
| puffino {m}
|
:: shearwater
|
| puffo {m} /ˈpuf.fo/
|
:: smurf
|
| puffo {m}
|
:: A short person
|
| puffo {m}
|
:: A variously made blue-colored ice cream flavor
|
| puggiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of poggiare
|
| pugilato {m}
|
:: boxing
|
| pugilatore {m}
|
:: boxer, pugilist
|
| pugile {m}
|
:: boxer, pugilist
|
| pugilista {mf}
|
:: boxer, pugilist
|
| pugilisticamente {adv}
|
:: pugilistically
|
| pugilistico {adj}
|
:: pugilistic
|
| pugilistico {adj}
|
:: boxer (attributive)
|
| pugio {m} /ˈpu.d͡ʒo/
|
:: pugio
|
| pugione {m} /puˈd͡ʒo.ne/
|
:: alternative form of pugio
|
| puglia {f}
|
:: counter, token
|
| Puglia {prop} /ˈpuʎʎa/
|
:: Puglia (region)
|
| Puglie {prop}
|
:: alternative form of Puglia
|
| pugliese {adj}
|
:: Apulian
|
| pugliese {mf}
|
:: Apulian
|
| pugliese {prop}
|
:: Apulian dialect
|
| Pugliese {mf}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Puglia
|
| Pugliese {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Puglisi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Puglisi {prop}
|
:: Pino Puglisi, Italian priest who challenged the Mafia
|
| pugna {f} /ˈpuɲa/
|
:: fight, battle, combat
|
| pugna {f}
|
:: dispute, quarrel
|
| pugnace {adj} /puˈɲat͡ʃe/
|
:: pugnacious, combative, fond of fighting
|
| pugnacemente {adv}
|
:: pugnaciously
|
| pugnalante {v}
|
:: present participle of pugnalare
|
| pugnalare {vt} /puɲɲaˈlare/
|
:: To stab
|
| pugnalare alle spalle {v}
|
:: Variant of colpire alle spalle
|
| pugnalata {f}
|
:: A stab (wound)
|
| pugnalata {f}
|
:: A severe blow
|
| pugnalatore {m}
|
:: stabber
|
| pugnale {m}
|
:: dagger
|
| pugnante {v}
|
:: present participle of pugnare
|
| pugnare {vi}
|
:: to fight (engage in combat)
|
| pugnello {m}
|
:: handful, fistful
|
| pugnetta {f}
|
:: An object used to hold a hot iron (old-fashioned type)
|
| pugnetta {f}
|
:: (male) masturbation
|
| pugnitopo {m}
|
:: butcher's broom (Ruscus aculeatus)
|
| pugno {m} /ˈpuɲo/
|
:: fist
|
| pugno {m}
|
:: punch
|
| pugno {m}
|
:: fistful, handful
|
| pugno contro pugno {m}
|
:: fist bump
|
| pugno di ferro {m}
|
:: brass knuckles
|
| pugno di ferro {m}
|
:: iron fist (ruthless control)
|
| puia {f}
|
:: alternative form of poiana
|
| puku {n}
|
:: puku (Kobus vardonii)
|
| pula {f}
|
:: chaff
|
| pula {n}
|
:: the police, the fuzz, the cops
|
| pulca {f}
|
:: reindeer sleigh
|
| pulce {f}
|
:: flea
|
| pulcella {f} /pulˈt͡ʃɛl.la/
|
:: alternative form of pulzella
|
| pulcellaggio {m}
|
:: virginity
|
| pulcesecca {f}
|
:: pinch that causes a small bruise
|
| Pulci {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Pulci {prop}
|
:: Luigi Pulci, Italian poet
|
| pulciaio {m}
|
:: flea pit
|
| pulcinaio {m}
|
:: chicken coop
|
| pulcinella {m} /pul.t͡ʃiˈnɛl.la/
|
:: A puppet of Pulcinella; Punchinello
|
| pulcinella {m}
|
:: A person who cannot behave seriously; a buffoon, a fool
|
| Pulcinella {prop} /pul.t͡ʃiˈnɛl.la/
|
:: A character from the commedia dell'arte known for his loud and cunningly playful behavior, native of Naples
|
| pulcinella di mare {m}
|
:: Atlantic puffin (Fratercula arctica)
|
| pulcinellata {f}
|
:: buffoonery, clownery
|
| pulcinellesco {adj}
|
:: buffoonish, clownish
|
| pulcino {m} /pulˈt͡ʃino/
|
:: chick
|
| pulcino {m}
|
:: peeper
|
| pulcioso {adj}
|
:: flea-ridden
|
| pulcritudine {f}
|
:: pulchritude, beauty
|
| pulcro {adj} /ˈpulkro/
|
:: beautiful, fair
|
| puledra {f}
|
:: filly (young female horse)
|
| puledraia {f}
|
:: foal / colt stable (or similar)
|
| puledro {m}
|
:: foal, colt
|
| puleggia {f}
|
:: pulley
|
| puleggio {m} /puˈled.d͡ʒo/
|
:: alternative form of pileggio
|
| puleggio {m}
|
:: European pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium)
|
| pulegio {m} /puˈlɛ.d͡ʒo/
|
:: alternative form of puleggio
|
| pulenda {f}
|
:: synonym of polenta
|
| pulente {v}
|
:: present participle of pulire
|
| pulentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pulirsi
|
| pulesco {m}
|
:: A type of soil used as a mulch or fertiliser
|
| pulezzo {m} /puˈlet.t͡so/
|
:: alternative form of puleggio
|
| pulibile {adj}
|
:: cleanable
|
| pulica {f}
|
:: bubble of glass (in glassmaking)
|
| puliga {f}
|
:: air bubble (in glass, gemstone etc)
|
| puligoso {adj}
|
:: seedy (of glass)
|
| pulimentare {v}
|
:: To polish or to sand
|
| pulimentatore {m}
|
:: polisher, sander
|
| pulimentatura {f}
|
:: synonym of pulimentazione
|
| pulimentazione {f}
|
:: polishing (action), polish (result of action)
|
| pulimentazione {f}
|
:: sanding
|
| pulire {vt}
|
:: to clean, to wipe, to scrub, to wash, to brush, to clear, to dust
|
| pulirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of pulire
|
| pulirsi {v}
|
:: to clean oneself
|
| pulisciorecchi {m}
|
:: cotton bud (for cleaning the ears)
|
| puliscipenne {m}
|
:: pen cleaner
|
| puliscipiedi {m}
|
:: doormat
|
| pulisciscarpe {m}
|
:: synonym of puliscipiedi
|
| pulisciunghie {m}
|
:: nailbrush
|
| pulita {f}
|
:: A quick clean
|
| pulitamente {adv}
|
:: cleanly
|
| pulitamente {adv}
|
:: neatly, properly, elegantly
|
| pulitezza {f}
|
:: neatness, cleanliness
|
| pulitezza {f}
|
:: smoothness, shininess
|
| pulitezza {f}
|
:: purity
|
| pulitezza {f}
|
:: urbanity, courtesy
|
| pulitissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of pulito
|
| pulito {adj}
|
:: clean, neat, tidy
|
| pulito {adj}
|
:: broke (having no money)
|
| pulito {m}
|
:: clean place
|
| pulitore {m}
|
:: cleaner (person)
|
| pulitore {m}
|
:: cleaner, cleaning machine
|
| pulitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pulirsi
|
| pulitrice {f}
|
:: polishing machine; polisher
|
| pulitrice {f}
|
:: cleaning machine; cleaner
|
| pulitrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pulitore
|
| pulitura {f}
|
:: cleaning
|
| pulizia {f}
|
:: cleaning
|
| pulizia {f}
|
:: cleanup
|
| pulizia {f}
|
:: cleanliness, neatness
|
| pulizia etnica {f}
|
:: ethnic cleansing
|
| pulizie di primavera {fp}
|
:: spring cleaning
|
| pullman {m}
|
:: coach, bus (travelling between towns)
|
| pullmino {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of pulmino
|
| pullover {m}
|
:: pullover, sweater
|
| pullulamento {m}
|
:: teeming, swarming
|
| pullulante {v}
|
:: present participle of pullulare
|
| pullulante {adj}
|
:: teeming
|
| pullular {v}
|
:: apocopic form of pullulare
|
| pullulare {vi}
|
:: to teem , swarm
|
| pullulazione {f}
|
:: outbreak (of an insect etc)
|
| pulmino {m}
|
:: minibus, small bus
|
| pulmino {m}
|
:: school bus
|
| pulo {m}
|
:: a sinkhole in the Apulia region, in Italy
|
| pulone {m}
|
:: rice chaff
|
| pulpite {f}
|
:: pulpitis
|
| pulpito {m}
|
:: pulpit
|
| pulsante {m}
|
:: button (to be pushed)
|
| pulsante {v}
|
:: present participle of pulsare
|
| pulsantiera {f}
|
:: button panel (e.g. in a lift)
|
| pulsare {vi}
|
:: to beat, pulsate
|
| pulsare {vi}
|
:: to throb
|
| pulsatilità {f}
|
:: pulsatility
|
| pulsazione {f}
|
:: beat, pulsation; heartbeat
|
| pulsazione {f}
|
:: throbbing, throb
|
| pulsazione {f}
|
:: pulsation
|
| pulsionale {adj}
|
:: drive (attributive), motivational
|
| pulsione {f}
|
:: pulsion
|
| pulsione {f}
|
:: drive or motivation
|
| pulsiossimetro {m}
|
:: pulse oximeter
|
| pulsogetto {m}
|
:: pulse jet (engine)
|
| pulsometro {m}
|
:: pulsometer
|
| pulsoreattore {m}
|
:: pulse jet (engine)
|
| pultiglia {f}
|
:: alternative form of poltiglia
|
| pulvinare {m}
|
:: pulvinar
|
| pulvinare {m}
|
:: imperial couch or box
|
| pulvino {m}
|
:: dosseret
|
| pulviscolare {adj}
|
:: dust (attributive)
|
| pulviscolo {m}
|
:: (speck of) dust
|
| pulzella {f} /pulˈt͡sɛl.la/
|
:: maiden, virgin
|
| puma {m}
|
:: puma
|
| pummarola {f} /pum.maˈrɔ.la/
|
:: tomato
|
| pummarola {f}
|
:: tomato sauce, especially for pasta
|
| puncio {m}
|
:: alternative form of poncio
|
| punente {v}
|
:: present participle of punire
|
| punentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of punirsi
|
| pungente {v}
|
:: present participle of pungere
|
| pungente {adj}
|
:: prickly
|
| pungente {adj}
|
:: biting
|
| pungente {adj}
|
:: pungent
|
| pungentemente {adv}
|
:: pungently
|
| pungentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of pungersi
|
| punger {v}
|
:: apocopic form of pungere
|
| pungere {vt} /ˈpun.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to prick
|
| pungere {vt}
|
:: to sting, bite
|
| pungere {vt}
|
:: to prickle, scratch
|
| pungersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of pungere
|
| pungersi {v}
|
:: to prick oneself
|
| pungiglione {m}
|
:: sting
|
| pungitoio {m}
|
:: A type of stiletto used to kill pigs
|
| pungitoio {m}
|
:: A type of awl
|
| pungitopo {m}
|
:: alternative form of pugnitopo
|
| pungitore {m}
|
:: pricker, stinger
|
| pungolante {v}
|
:: present participle of pungolare
|
| pungolare {vt}
|
:: to goad, to spur on
|
| pungolo {m}
|
:: goad
|
| pungolo {m}
|
:: spur
|
| punibile {adj}
|
:: punishable
|
| punibilità {f}
|
:: punishability
|
| punico {adj} /ˈpu.ni.ko/
|
:: Punic
|
| punico {m}
|
:: Punic (language)
|
| punire {vt}
|
:: to punish, trounce, send to the Tower
|
| punirsi {vr}
|
:: To punish oneself
|
| punitivo {adj}
|
:: punitive
|
| punitore {m}
|
:: punisher, spanker
|
| punitore {adj}
|
:: punishing
|
| punitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of punirsi
|
| punitrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of punitore
|
| punizione {f}
|
:: punishment
|
| punjabi {adj}
|
:: Punjabi
|
| punkabbestia {mf}
|
:: beast punk, gutter punk
|
| punkettone {m}
|
:: punk rocker
|
| punta {f}
|
:: point, head, tip, top, peak, end
|
| punta {f}
|
:: pinch, touch, hint (small quantity)
|
| punta {f}
|
:: bit (of a drill)
|
| punta {f}
|
:: forward, striker, attacker
|
| punta {f}
|
:: pile (of arrow or spear)
|
| punta {f}
|
:: scriber
|
| punta a tracciare {f}
|
:: alternative form of graffietto
|
| punta delle dita {f}
|
:: fingertip
|
| punta dell'iceberg {f}
|
:: tip of the iceberg
|
| punta di diamante {f}
|
:: flagship, chief, primary, principal, showcase
|
| punta di trapano {n}
|
:: bit, reamer
|
| Puntadura {prop}
|
:: Puntadura (island)
|
| puntaglia {f}
|
:: battle, struggle
|
| puntale {m}
|
:: cap, ferrule, shoe, tip
|
| puntale {m}
|
:: aiglet
|
| puntale {m}
|
:: toe puff (in footwear)
|
| puntalmente {adv}
|
:: in detail, circumstantially, thoroughly
|
| puntamento {m}
|
:: pointing, orienting, aiming
|
| puntante {v}
|
:: present participle of puntare
|
| puntapiedi {m}
|
:: footrest / stretcher (in a rowing boat)
|
| puntare {vt}
|
:: to push, lean, rest, plant, brace
|
| puntare {vt}
|
:: to point, direct, aim, sight, set
|
| puntare {vt}
|
:: to bet, stake, gamble
|
| puntare {vt}
|
:: to point
|
| puntare {vi}
|
:: to head
|
| puntare {vi}
|
:: to aim
|
| puntare {vi}
|
:: to count on
|
| puntare gli occhi {v}
|
:: to gaze
|
| puntare gli occhi {v}
|
:: to stare
|
| puntare i piedi {v}
|
:: to put one's foot down
|
| puntarella {f}
|
:: A form of chicory (Cichorium intybus), specifically the sprouting stems
|
| puntasecca {f}
|
:: drypoint
|
| puntaspilli {m}
|
:: pincushion
|
| puntata {f}
|
:: episode, installment, instalment, part
|
| puntata {f}
|
:: bet, stake, betting, staking
|
| puntata {f}
|
:: thrust
|
| puntata {f}
|
:: flying visit
|
| puntatina {f}
|
:: quick visit, short trip, flying visit
|
| puntato {adj}
|
:: dotted, bulleted
|
| puntatore {m}
|
:: aimer (military)
|
| puntatore {m}
|
:: punter (person who bets)
|
| puntatore {m}
|
:: pointer
|
| puntatura {f}
|
:: synonym of puntamento
|
| puntatura {f}
|
:: punctuation
|
| puntazione {f}
|
:: punctation (dots &c in Hebrew and Arabic)
|
| puntazza {f}
|
:: pile shoe
|
| punteggiamento {m}
|
:: punctuation
|
| punteggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of punteggiare
|
| punteggiare {vt}
|
:: to punctuate
|
| punteggiatore {m}
|
:: punctuator
|
| punteggiatura {f}
|
:: punctuation
|
| punteggiatura {f}
|
:: dotting, speckling, dots
|
| punteggio {m}
|
:: score (in a game)
|
| punteggio {m}
|
:: mark (in an exam)
|
| puntellamento {m}
|
:: propping (up)
|
| puntellante {v}
|
:: present participle of puntellare
|
| puntellare {vt}
|
:: To prop up, shore up, back up or support
|
| puntellarsi {vr}
|
:: to brace
|
| puntellatura {f}
|
:: propping
|
| puntellatura {f}
|
:: props, supports
|
| puntello {m}
|
:: prop, support
|
| puntello {m}
|
:: help, aid, support
|
| punteria {f}
|
:: tappet (in a car engine)
|
| punteria {f}
|
:: aiming, pointing
|
| punteruolo {m}
|
:: awl, bradawl, punch
|
| punteruolo {m}
|
:: weevil
|
| punteruolo da ghiaccio {m}
|
:: icepick
|
| puntiforme {adj}
|
:: pointlike
|
| puntigliare {v}
|
:: To quibble; to be stubborn
|
| puntigliarsi {vr} /pun.tiʎˈʎar.si/
|
:: to persist, insist
|
| puntiglio {m} /punˈtiʎ.ʎo/
|
:: obstinacy
|
| puntigliosamente {adv}
|
:: punctiliously, meticulously, accurately, carefully
|
| puntigliosamente {adv}
|
:: stubbornly
|
| puntigliosità {f}
|
:: punctiliousness, meticulousness
|
| puntigliosità {f}
|
:: stubbornness
|
| puntiglioso {adj}
|
:: punctilious, pernickety
|
| puntiglioso {adj}
|
:: stubborn
|
| puntillista {adj}
|
:: pointillistic
|
| puntillistico {adj}
|
:: pointillistic
|
| puntina {f}
|
:: drawing pin
|
| puntina {f}
|
:: needle, stylus (on a record player)
|
| puntina {f}
|
:: points (in an engine)
|
| puntinato {adj}
|
:: speckled
|
| puntinismo {m}
|
:: pointillism
|
| puntinista {mf}
|
:: pointillist
|
| puntinistico {adj}
|
:: pointillist
|
| puntino {m}
|
:: dot, tittle, jot, iota
|
| puntiscritto {m}
|
:: laundry mark
|
| puntizzatore {m}
|
:: pointed chisel
|
| punto {m}
|
:: point , jot, iota
|
| punto {m}
|
:: full stop, period
|
| punto {m}
|
:: dot
|
| punto {m}
|
:: instant (point in time)
|
| punto {m}
|
:: points, score
|
| punto {m}
|
:: none
|
| punto {m}
|
:: run
|
| punto cardinale {m}
|
:: cardinal point
|
| punto cieco {m}
|
:: blind spot
|
| punto croce {n}
|
:: cross-stitch
|
| punto danno {m}
|
:: health point, hit point, hitpoint, HP, life point
|
| punto di domanda {m}
|
:: synonym of punto interrogativo
|
| punto di forza {m}
|
:: strength (positive attribute)
|
| punto di partenza {m}
|
:: starting point
|
| punto di snodo {m}
|
:: hub
|
| punto di vista {phrase}
|
:: point of view, viewpoint
|
| punto dolente {m}
|
:: sore point
|
| punto erba {m}
|
:: stem stitch (embroidery stitch)
|
| punto esclamativo {m}
|
:: exclamation mark, exclamation point
|
| punto e virgola {n}
|
:: semicolon
|
| punto G {m}
|
:: G-spot
|
| punto interrogativo {m}
|
:: question mark
|
| punto luce {m}
|
:: light source (mainly used in architectural jargon)
|
| punto luce {m}
|
:: highlight (bright part of a painting or image)
|
| punto luce {m}
|
:: specular highlight (in 3D graphics)
|
| punto morto {m}
|
:: dead centre
|
| punto morto {m}
|
:: deadlock, standstill
|
| puntone {m}
|
:: strut, rafter
|
| puntone {m}
|
:: battering ram
|
| puntosi {v}
|
:: past participle of pungersi
|
| punto vendita {m}
|
:: A shop, a retail shop, a store, a retail outlet
|
| punto vendita {m}
|
:: A point of sale
|
| puntuale {adj}
|
:: punctual
|
| puntuale {adj}
|
:: on time
|
| puntuale {adj}
|
:: scrupulous; precise
|
| puntualissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of puntuale
|
| puntualità {f}
|
:: punctuality
|
| puntualizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of puntualizzare
|
| puntualizzare {vt}
|
:: to define precisely, make clear, specify
|
| puntualizzazione {f}
|
:: specification, qualification, clarification
|
| puntualmente {adv}
|
:: punctually, on time
|
| puntualmente {adv}
|
:: invariably, always, regularly
|
| puntualmente {adv}
|
:: precisely, accurately, duly, tersely
|
| puntuazione {f}
|
:: alternative form of interpunzione
|
| puntura {f}
|
:: sting or bite (of an insect)
|
| puntura {f}
|
:: prick
|
| puntura {f}
|
:: injection
|
| puntura {f}
|
:: puncture
|
| puntuto {adj}
|
:: pointed
|
| puntuto {adj}
|
:: sharp
|
| punzecchiamento {m}
|
:: annoying insect bite; pricking
|
| punzecchiamento {m}
|
:: teasing
|
| punzecchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of punzecchiare
|
| punzecchiantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of punzecchiarsi
|
| punzecchiare {vt}
|
:: to prick or prickle
|
| punzecchiare {vt}
|
:: to tease or needle
|
| punzecchiarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of punzecchiare
|
| punzecchiarsi {v}
|
:: to tease or needle each other
|
| punzecchiatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of punzecchiarsi
|
| punzecchiatura {f}
|
:: annoying insect bite; pricking
|
| punzecchiatura {f}
|
:: teasing
|
| punzonante {v}
|
:: present participle of punzonare
|
| punzonare {vt}
|
:: To punch or stamp (with a die)
|
| punzonatore {m}
|
:: stamper, puncher (person)
|
| punzonatrice {f}
|
:: punch (device), stamping machine
|
| punzonatura {f}
|
:: stamping, punching
|
| punzonatura {f}
|
:: hallmark
|
| punzone {m}
|
:: stamp
|
| punzone {m}
|
:: driftpin
|
| punzonista {mf}
|
:: puncher (punch operator)
|
| pupa {f}
|
:: doll
|
| pupa {f}
|
:: pupa
|
| pupale {adj}
|
:: pupal
|
| pupara {f}
|
:: female equivalent of puparo
|
| pupario {m}
|
:: puparium
|
| puparo {m}
|
:: puppet master (especially Sicilian)
|
| puparo {m}
|
:: puppetman, puppeteer
|
| pupattola {f}
|
:: doll (beautiful faceless woman)
|
| pupattolo {m}
|
:: puppet
|
| pupazza {f}
|
:: synonym of bambola
|
| pupazzettare {v}
|
:: To caricature
|
| pupazzettista {mf}
|
:: To caricaturist
|
| pupazzetto {m}
|
:: figurine, especially of a child
|
| pupazzo {m} /puˈpat.t͡so/
|
:: puppet
|
| pupazzo di neve {m}
|
:: snowman
|
| pupilla {f}
|
:: pupil (of the eye)
|
| pupilla {f}
|
:: female equivalent of pupillo
|
| pupillare {adj}
|
:: pupillary
|
| pupillo {m}
|
:: ward (person)
|
| pupillometria {f}
|
:: pupillometry
|
| pupillometro {m}
|
:: pupillometer
|
| pupinizzare {v}
|
:: To place amplifiers at intervals on a telephone cable
|
| pupinizzazione {f}
|
:: The placing of amplifiers at intervals on a telephone cable
|
| pupo {m} /ˈpupo/
|
:: a small child
|
| pupo {m}
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:: puppet
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| pupù {f}
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:: poo-poo, poo, doo-doo
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| pur {adv}
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:: apocopic form of pure
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| pur {conj}
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:: apocopic form of pure
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| puramente {adv}
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:: frankly and sincerely, and without malice
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| puramente {adv}
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:: only, purely
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| puranco {adv}
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:: even, just
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| puranco {adv}
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:: even though, even if, although
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| purché {conj}
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:: provided (that), as long as, on condition that
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| purchessia {adj}
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:: any whatever or whatsoever
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| pure {adv}
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:: too, also, as well
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| pure {adv}
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:: well, surely
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| pure {adv}
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:: please, by all means
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| pure {adv}
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:: if you like; if you want (etc.)
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| pure {conj}
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:: even though, even if, although
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| pure {conj}
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:: nevertheless
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| purè {m}
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:: puree, purée
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| purè {m}
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:: mashed potatoes
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| purea {f}
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:: Variant of purè
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| purè di patate {m}
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:: mashed potatoes
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| purezza {f}
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:: purity
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| purezza {f}
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:: clarity (of colour)
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| purga {f}
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:: purgative, purge, laxative
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| purgabile {adj}
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:: That can be purified or cleansed
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| purgagione {f}
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:: alternative form of purgazione
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| purgante {adj}
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:: purgative
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| purgante {v}
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:: present participle of purgare
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| purgante {m}
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:: purge, purgative
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| purgantesi {v}
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:: present participle of purgarsi
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| purgare {vt}
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:: to purge; to purify
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| purgarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of purgare
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| purgarsi {v}
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:: to purge oneself
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| purgatamente {adv}
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:: In a purified manner
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| purgatezza {f}
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:: purity (typically of language)
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| purgativo {adj}
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:: purgative
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| purgativo {m}
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:: purgative
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| purgato {adj}
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:: purged, purified
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| purgato {adj}
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:: expurgated
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| purgatore {m}
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:: purger
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| purgatorio {m}
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:: purgatory
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| purgatosi {v}
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:: past participle of purgarsi
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| purgatura {f}
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:: scouring (of textiles)
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| purgazione {f}
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:: purgation
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| purificamento {m}
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:: synonym of purificazione
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| purificante {v}
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:: present participle of purificare
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| purificante {adj}
|
:: purifying
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| purificantesi {v}
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:: present participle of purificarsi
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| purificare {vt}
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:: to purify
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| purificarsi {v}
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:: reflexive of purificare
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| purificarsi {v}
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:: to purify oneself, be purified
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| purificativo {adj}
|
:: purificative, purifying
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| purificatoio {m}
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:: purificator
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| purificatore {adj}
|
:: purifying
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| purificatore {m}
|
:: purifier
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| purificatorio {adj}
|
:: purificatory
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| purificatorio {m}
|
:: purificator
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| purificatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of purificarsi
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| purificazione {f}
|
:: purification
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| purillo {m}
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:: The small stub on top of a Basque-style beret
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| purillo {m}
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:: the beret itself
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| purina {f}
|
:: purine
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| purinico {adj}
|
:: purinic
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| purino {m}
|
:: slurry (agricultural)
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| purismo {m}
|
:: purism
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| purissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of puro
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| purissimo {adj}
|
:: very pure
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| purissimo {adj}
|
:: purest
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| purista {mf}
|
:: purist
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| puristicamente {adv}
|
:: puristically; in a linguistically pure manner
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| puristico {adj}
|
:: puristic (pertaining to linguistic purity)
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| purità {f}
|
:: purity (spiritual and moral)
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| purità {f}
|
:: chasteness
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| puritana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of puritano
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| puritanamente {adv}
|
:: puritanically
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| puritanesimo {m}
|
:: puritanism
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| puritano {adj}
|
:: puritan, puritanical
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| puritano {m}
|
:: puritan
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| puritano {m}
|
:: Puritan
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| puro {adj}
|
:: pure
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| puro sangue {n}
|
:: thoroughbred (pure-bred animal)
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| purosangue {adj}
|
:: thoroughbred
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| purosangue {adj}
|
:: full-blooded
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| purosangue {mf}
|
:: thoroughbred
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| purpureggiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of porporeggiare
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| purpureo {adj}
|
:: purple
|
| purpureo {m}
|
:: purple
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| purpurico {adj}
|
:: purpuric
|
| purtroppo {adv}
|
:: unfortunately, regretfully, regrettably
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| purtuttavia {conj}
|
:: Variant of tuttavia
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| purulento {adj}
|
:: purulent, festering, pussy
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| purulenza {f}
|
:: purulence, purulency
|
| pus {m}
|
:: pus, matter
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| pusher {mf}
|
:: pusher (drug dealer)
|
| pusignare {v}
|
:: To have supper
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| pusigno {m}
|
:: a meal after dinner
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| pusillanimamente {adv}
|
:: cowardly
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| pusillanime {adj}
|
:: pusillanimous, cowardly, wimpish
|
| pusillanime {n}
|
:: coward, wimp
|
| pusillanime {n}
|
:: weakling
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| pusillanimità {f}
|
:: pusillanimity, cowardliness
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| pusillanimo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of pusillanime
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| pusillità {f}
|
:: smallness
|
| pusillità {f}
|
:: humility
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| pusillo {adj}
|
:: small, little
|
| pusillo {adj}
|
:: humble
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| pussa via {interj}
|
:: scat!, shoo!, clear off!, go away!
|
| pusta {f} /ˈpus.ta/
|
:: plain
|
| pusterese {adj}
|
:: Of or from the Val Pusteria
|
| pustierla {f}
|
:: alternative form of postierla
|
| pustola {f}
|
:: pustule
|
| pustola {f}
|
:: pimple
|
| pustoletta {f}
|
:: little pimple
|
| pustoloso {adj}
|
:: pustular
|
| pustoloso {adj}
|
:: pimply
|
| pustula {f}
|
:: pustule
|
| puta caso {adv}
|
:: alternative spelling of putacaso
|
| putacaso {adv}
|
:: suppose, just supposing
|
| puta madre {n}
|
:: motherfucker (literally "whore mother")
|
| putativamente {adv}
|
:: putatively
|
| putativo {adj}
|
:: putative
|
| puteale {m}
|
:: puteal, wellhead
|
| putente {v}
|
:: present participle of putire
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| puteolano {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Pozzuoli
|
| puteolano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Pozzuoli
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| putidezza {f}
|
:: smelliness, fetidity
|
| putido {adj}
|
:: smelly, fetid
|
| Putifarre {prop}
|
:: Potiphar
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| putiferio {m}
|
:: row, rumpus, ruckus
|
| putipù {m}
|
:: A Neapolitan percussion instrument composed of a drum with a hole through which a stick is drawn
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| putire {vi} /puˈti.re/
|
:: to stink
|
| putire {vi}
|
:: to be disgusting
|
| putire {vi}
|
:: to arouse suspicion
|
| putizza {f}
|
:: sulphureous exhalation
|
| putore {m} /puˈto.re/
|
:: stench, stink
|
| putredine {f}
|
:: putrefaction
|
| putredinoso {adj}
|
:: putrescent, putrefying
|
| putrefacente {v}
|
:: present participle of putrefare
|
| putrefacentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of putrefarsi
|
| putrefare {vt}
|
:: to cause putrefaction
|
| putrefarsi {vr}
|
:: To putrefy or rot
|
| putrefattibile {adj}
|
:: Subject to putrefaction; putrescible
|
| putrefattivo {adj}
|
:: putrefactive
|
| putrefatto {adj}
|
:: rotten, decayed, putrified
|
| putrefattosi {v}
|
:: past participle of putrefarsi
|
| putrefazione {f}
|
:: putrefaction
|
| putrella {f} /puˈtrɛlla/
|
:: girder
|
| putrente {v}
|
:: present participle of putrire
|
| putresceina {f} /pu.treʃ.ʃeˈi.na/
|
:: alternative form of putrescina
|
| putrescente {adj} /pu.treʃˈʃɛn.te/
|
:: putrescent, decaying
|
| putrescenza {f}
|
:: putrescence, putrefaction
|
| putrescibile {adj}
|
:: Subject to putrefaction; putrescible
|
| putrescina {f} /pu.treʃˈʃi.na/
|
:: putrescine
|
| putridità {f}
|
:: putridity
|
| putrido {adj}
|
:: putrid
|
| putrido {adj}
|
:: rotten (meat)
|
| putridume {m}
|
:: putridness, rottenness
|
| putridume {m}
|
:: corruption
|
| putrilagine {f}
|
:: putrid or rotting material
|
| putrire {v}
|
:: synonym of imputridire
|
| puttana {f} /putˈta.na/
|
:: whore, slut, hooker, harlot, tart
|
| puttana {f}
|
:: bitch
|
| puttana {f}
|
:: trollop, strumpet, whore, streetwalker
|
| puttanaio {m}
|
:: hole, dump
|
| puttanata {f}
|
:: stupidity, foolishness
|
| puttaneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of puttaneggiare
|
| puttaneggiare {vi}
|
:: to whore
|
| puttanella {f}
|
:: A young woman who dresses provocatively
|
| puttanesca {f}
|
:: puttanesca sauce
|
| puttanesca {f}
|
:: spaghetti puttanesca
|
| puttanesco {adj}
|
:: whorish, sluttish
|
| puttanesimo {m}
|
:: whoredom
|
| puttaniere {m}
|
:: whoremonger, whoremaster, john
|
| puttaniere {m}
|
:: lady-killer, philanderer
|
| puttanone {m}
|
:: A more intense form (augmentative) of puttana
|
| putto {m}
|
:: putto, cherub, cupid
|
| putto {m}
|
:: child
|
| puzza {f}
|
:: alternative form of puzzo
|
| puzzacchiare {v}
|
:: alternative form of puzzicchiare
|
| puzzante {v}
|
:: present participle of puzzare
|
| puzzare {vi} /putˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: To smell (bad) or stink
|
| puzzare {vi}
|
:: :
|
| puzzare {v}
|
:: To cause worry or unease
|
| puzzare {v}
|
:: To be annoying or irritating
|
| puzzare {v}
|
:: To give an impression, to seem; constructed as puzzare di: to give an impression of, to seem like
|
| puzzare {v}
|
:: To despise or disdain
|
| puzzetta {f}
|
:: fart
|
| puzzicchiare {v}
|
:: To stink
|
| puzzle {m}
|
:: jigsaw puzzle
|
| puzzle {m}
|
:: A difficult problem
|
| puzzo {m} /ˈput.t͡so/
|
:: (bad) smell, stink, stench
|
| puzzo {m}
|
:: hint, suspicion, inkling
|
| puzzo {m}
|
:: An annoyingly excessive fuss (about something)
|
| puzzola {f}
|
:: fitchew, polecat
|
| puzzolente {adj}
|
:: smelly, stinking, rank
|
| puzzolentemente {adv}
|
:: smellily, stinkingly, rankly
|
| puzzona {f}
|
:: female equivalent of puzzone
|
| puzzonata {f}
|
:: reprehensible action
|
| puzzone {m}
|
:: stinker
|
| puzzore {m} /putˈt͡so.re/
|
:: stench, stink
|
| puzzoso {adj}
|
:: stinking, smelly
|
| Python {prop}
|
:: Python programming language
|