| t' {pron}
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:: apocopic form of ti
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| t {n}
|
:: See under T
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| T {letter} /ti/
|
:: letter: ti
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| tabaccaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tabaccaio
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| tabaccaia {f}
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:: building where tobacco leaves are dried
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| tabaccaio {m}
|
:: tobacconist
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| tabaccaio {m}
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:: tobacconist's (shop)
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| tabaccante {v}
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:: present participle of tabaccare
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| tabaccare {vi}
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:: To take snuff
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| tabaccheria {f}
|
:: tobacconist's (a shop licensed to sell tobacco, but also postage stamps and various governmental items of stationary)
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| tabacchicoltore {m}
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:: tobacco grower or farmer
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| tabacchicoltura {f}
|
:: tobacco growing
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| tabacchicultore {m}
|
:: alternative form of tabacchicoltore
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| tabacchicultura {f}
|
:: alternative form of tabacchicoltura
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| tabacchiera {f}
|
:: snuffbox
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| tabacchificio {m}
|
:: tobacco factory
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| tabacchino {m}
|
:: tobacco worker
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| tabacchino {m}
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:: tobacconist (or tobacconist's shop)
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| tabacco {m}
|
:: tobacco
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| tabacco {m}
|
:: snuff (properly tabacco da fiuto)
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| tabacco da fiuto {m}
|
:: snuff
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| tabaccologia {f}
|
:: The science of tobacco, especially concerning the problems of addiction
|
| tabaccone {m}
|
:: snuff-taker
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| tabaccoso {adj}
|
:: smelling of tobacco
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| tabacosi {f} [pathology]
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:: tobacco poisoning
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| tabagico {adj}
|
:: tobacco (attributive)
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| tabagismo {m}
|
:: tobacco smoking
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| tabagismo {m} [medicine]
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:: Chronic poisoning as a result of smoking
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| tabagista {mf}
|
:: smoker (of tobacco products)
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| Tabarca {prop}
|
:: Tabarca (town)
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| tabarchino {adj}
|
:: Tabarchin
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| tabarchino {m}
|
:: Tabarchin (dialect)
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| tabarin {m}
|
:: nightclub (that has cabaret acts)
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| tabarro {m}
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:: cloak, tabard
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| tabe {f} /ˈta.be/
|
:: pus
|
| tabe {f}
|
:: emaciation
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| tabe {f} [figurative]
|
:: degradation, corruption
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| tabe {f} [medicine]
|
:: tabes
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| tabefatto {adj}
|
:: corrupted, infected
|
| tabella {f}
|
:: table (all senses)
|
| tabella {f}
|
:: board
|
| tabellare {adj}
|
:: tabular
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| tabellato {adj}
|
:: listed, tabulated
|
| tabellazione {f}
|
:: tabulation
|
| tabellazione {f}
|
:: listing
|
| tabellazione {f}
|
:: prospectus, table
|
| tabellina {f} [arithmetic]
|
:: table, multiplication table, times table
|
| tabellino {m}
|
:: table (of rows and columns)
|
| tabellone {m}
|
:: billboard
|
| tabellone {m}
|
:: notice board
|
| tabellone {m}
|
:: wall chart
|
| tabernacolo {m}
|
:: tabernacle
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| tabeticamente {adv}
|
:: tabetically
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| tabetico {adj}
|
:: tabetic
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| tabla {f} [music] /ˈta.bla/
|
:: tabla
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| tabloid {m}
|
:: tabloid
|
| tabloide {m}
|
:: tablet, pill
|
| taboga {m}
|
:: toboggan
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| tabù {m}
|
:: taboo
|
| tabuato {adj}
|
:: taboo
|
| tabuistico {adj}
|
:: taboo
|
| tabuizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tabuizzare
|
| tabuizzare {vt}
|
:: to make something taboo
|
| tabuizzare {vt}
|
:: to prohibit for no obvious reason
|
| tabulante {v}
|
:: present participle of tabulare
|
| tabula rasa {f}
|
:: tabula rasa (all senses)
|
| tabulare {adj}
|
:: tabular
|
| tabulare {vt}
|
:: to tabulate
|
| tabulario {m}
|
:: archivist
|
| tabulato {m}
|
:: tabulation, printout
|
| tabulatore {m}
|
:: tabulator (person)
|
| tabulatrice {f}
|
:: tabulator (machine); printer (computer, especially mainframe)
|
| tabulazione {f}
|
:: tabulation
|
| tabuto {m} [regional]
|
:: coffin
|
| tacca {f}
|
:: notch, nick
|
| taccagneria {f}
|
:: meanness, stinginess
|
| taccagno {adj}
|
:: mean, stingy
|
| taccamacca {f}
|
:: oleoresin from takamaka
|
| taccante {v}
|
:: present participle of taccare
|
| taccare {vt}
|
:: to notch
|
| taccheggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of taccheggiare
|
| taccheggiare {v}
|
:: to shoplift
|
| taccheggiatore {m}
|
:: shoplifter
|
| taccheggiatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of taccheggiatore
|
| taccheggio {m}
|
:: shoplifting
|
| tacchete {interj}
|
:: click! clack! (clattering sound)
|
| tacchete {interj}
|
:: poof!
|
| tacchete {interj}
|
:: lo and behold!
|
| tacchettante {v}
|
:: present participle of tacchettare
|
| tacchettare {vi}
|
:: To clatter ones's heels (go click clack when walking)
|
| tacchettio {m}
|
:: clatter, clicking (of heels)
|
| tacchetto {m}
|
:: thin heel
|
| tacchetto {m}
|
:: stud (for soccer and rugby shoes)
|
| tacchificio {m}
|
:: heel factory
|
| tacchina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of tacchino
|
| tacchinare {v}
|
:: To stalk (as an unpleasant form of courtship)
|
| tacchinella {f}
|
:: Small turkey
|
| Tacchini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tacchini {prop}
|
:: Sergio Tacchini, Italian designer
|
| tacchino {m} /taˈkːi.no/
|
:: turkey (bird (male) and meat)
|
| tacchinotto {m}
|
:: turkey poult (young turkey)
|
| tacciabile {adj} [legal]
|
:: chargeable (with), accusable (of)
|
| tacciante {v}
|
:: present participle of tacciare
|
| tacciare {vt}
|
:: To accuse
|
| tacco {m}
|
:: heel (of a shoe)
|
| tacco {m}
|
:: chock (to stop a wheel)
|
| tacco a spillo {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: high heel; spike heel; stiletto heel
|
| taccola {f}
|
:: jackdaw
|
| taccola {f}
|
:: mangetout, snow pea or sugar pea
|
| Taccola {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| taccolo {m}
|
:: A little chat
|
| taccolo {m}
|
:: trifle
|
| taccolo {m}
|
:: joke
|
| tacconare {v}
|
:: To patch up
|
| taccone {m}
|
:: patch
|
| taccone {m}
|
:: botch
|
| taccone {m}
|
:: hobnail
|
| taccuino {m} /tak.kuˈi.no/
|
:: notebook, notepad, pad (pad of paper)
|
| tacente {v}
|
:: present participle of tacere
|
| tacer {v}
|
:: apocopic form of tacere
|
| tacere {vti}
|
:: to be silent
|
| tacere {vti}
|
:: to dummy up
|
| tacere {vti}
|
:: to keep quiet
|
| tacere {m}
|
:: silence
|
| tacevolmente {adv}
|
:: silently, tacitly
|
| tacheometria {f}
|
:: tachymetry, tacheometry
|
| tacheometrico {adj}
|
:: tachymetric, tacheometric
|
| tacheometro {m}
|
:: tachymeter, tacheometer
|
| tachi- {prefix}
|
:: tachy-
|
| tachiaritmia {f} [pathology]
|
:: tachyarrhythmia
|
| tachicardia {f}
|
:: tachycardia
|
| tachicardico {adj}
|
:: tachycardiac
|
| tachifagia {f}
|
:: tachyphagia
|
| tachifemia {f}
|
:: tachylalia, tachylogia
|
| tachifilassi {f} [medicine]
|
:: tachyphylaxis
|
| tachigrafia {f}
|
:: tachygraphy, shorthand (writing)
|
| tachigrafico {adj}
|
:: tachygraphic
|
| tachigrafo {m}
|
:: tachograph
|
| tachilalia {f}
|
:: tachylalia
|
| tachimetria {f}
|
:: tachometry
|
| tachimetrico {adj}
|
:: tachymetric
|
| tachimetro {m}
|
:: speedometer
|
| tachimetro {m}
|
:: tachometer
|
| tachimetro {m}
|
:: tattler
|
| tachione {m} [physics]
|
:: tachyon
|
| tachionico {adj} [physics]
|
:: tachyonic
|
| tachipessi {f}
|
:: rapid freezing (of food products)
|
| tachipirina {f} [medicine]
|
:: paracetamol
|
| tachipnea {f}
|
:: tachypnoea, tachypnea
|
| tachipsichico {adj}
|
:: tachypsychic
|
| tachipsichismo {m}
|
:: tachypsychism, tachypsychia
|
| tacibile {adj}
|
:: That can be omitted; concealable
|
| Tacina {prop}
|
:: Tacina (river)
|
| -tacismo {suffix} [linguistics, forming nouns, after monosyllables] /taˈt͡ʃis.mo/
|
:: alternative form of -cismo
|
| tacitamente {adv}
|
:: silently
|
| tacitamente {adv}
|
:: secretly
|
| tacitamente {adv}
|
:: tacitly
|
| tacitamento {m}
|
:: paying-off (of creditors)
|
| tacitamento {m}
|
:: hushing up (of a scandal)
|
| tacitante {v}
|
:: present participle of tacitare
|
| tacitare {vt}
|
:: to hush up
|
| tacitare {vt}
|
:: to pay off
|
| tacitazione {f}
|
:: synonym of tacitamento
|
| tacitianamente {adv}
|
:: laconically
|
| tacitiano {adj}
|
:: Tacitean
|
| tacitiano {adj}
|
:: laconic
|
| tacitismo {m} /ta.t͡ʃiˈtis.mo/
|
:: Tacitism
|
| tacito {adj}
|
:: silent
|
| tacito {adj}
|
:: tacit, unspoken
|
| Tacito {prop}
|
:: Tacitus
|
| taciturnamente {adv}
|
:: taciturnly, silently
|
| taciturnità {f}
|
:: taciturnity
|
| taciturno {adj}
|
:: taciturn, silent
|
| tactismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of tattismo
|
| Taddeo {prop}
|
:: Thaddaeus. [biblical character]
|
| Taddeo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| TAEG {n}
|
:: initialism of tasso annuo effettivo globale
|
| taekwondoka {mf} [sports]
|
:: A person who competes at taekwondo
|
| tafanario {m}
|
:: backside, buttocks
|
| tafano {m}
|
:: horsefly
|
| tafano {m} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: gadfly (one who upsets the status quo)
|
| tafazzismo {m} [humorous] /ta.fatˈt͡sis.mo/
|
:: masochism
|
| tafettà {m}
|
:: alternative form of taffetà
|
| tafferia {f}
|
:: A wooden board on which polenta is made
|
| tafferuglio {m}
|
:: scuffle, brawl
|
| taffetà {m}
|
:: taffeta
|
| taffete {interj}
|
:: bang!, crash!
|
| taffete {interj}
|
:: lo and behold!
|
| taffettà {m}
|
:: alternative form of taffetà
|
| tafofobia {f}
|
:: taphophobia
|
| tafonomia {f} [paleontology]
|
:: taphonomy
|
| tafonomo {m}
|
:: taphonomist
|
| Tafuri {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| taggare {vt} [graffiti] /taɡˈɡa.re/
|
:: to tag (to mark with one's tag)
|
| taggare {vt} [computing]
|
:: to tag
|
| taggare {vt} [social networking slang]
|
:: to tag (mark as being in a photo, etc.)
|
| Taggia {prop}
|
:: Taggia (small town)
|
| taggiasco {adj}
|
:: Of or from Taggia
|
| tagicco {adj}
|
:: Tajik
|
| tagicco {m}
|
:: Tajik
|
| tagico {adj}
|
:: Tajik, Tajiki (attributive)
|
| tagico {m}
|
:: Tajiki (language)
|
| tagico {m}
|
:: Tajik (native or inhabitant of Tajikistan)
|
| tagika {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tagiko
|
| Tagikistan {prop}
|
:: Tajikistan
|
| tagiko {adj}
|
:: Tajik
|
| tagiko {m}
|
:: Tajik
|
| tagiko {m}
|
:: the Tajik or Tajiki language
|
| taglia {f}
|
:: size [of clothes, etc,.]
|
| taglia {f} [by extension]
|
:: size or dimensions [of an animal]
|
| taglia {f} [archaic]
|
:: dresswear
|
| taglia {f}
|
:: a reward for catching a criminal; head money
|
| taglia {f} [archaic, derogatory]
|
:: a heavy tax that lines the pockets of bureaucrats rather than routing that money into public services
|
| taglia {f} [archaic]
|
:: a due (membership fee) for a militia
|
| taglia {f} [archaic]
|
:: a heavy tribute imposed on the defeated country in a war, geopolitical dispute, etc
|
| taglia {f} [archaic]
|
:: bail for a prisoner of war
|
| tagliabile {adj}
|
:: cuttable
|
| tagliabordi {m}
|
:: lawn edger; strimmer
|
| tagliabordo {m}
|
:: alternative form of tagliabordi
|
| tagliaborse {m}
|
:: pickpocket, cutpurse
|
| tagliaboschi {m}
|
:: woodcutter, lumberjack
|
| tagliacalli {m}
|
:: Small knife used by chiropodists (to remove corns)
|
| tagliacarte {m}
|
:: paperknife
|
| tagliacozzano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Tagliacozzo
|
| Tagliacozzo {prop}
|
:: Tagliacozzo (small town)
|
| tagliacque {m}
|
:: cutwater
|
| tagliadeficit {adj} [economics]
|
:: That serves to reduce a budgetary deficit
|
| tagliaerba {m}
|
:: lawn mower
|
| tagliaferro {m}
|
:: A steel chisel used for cutting iron
|
| tagliafiamma {adj}
|
:: fire (attributive), fireproof
|
| tagliafieno {m}
|
:: hay cutter
|
| Tagliafierro {prop}
|
:: surname indigenous to the Campania region of Italy
|
| tagliafuoco {adj}
|
:: fire resistant, fireproof, fire (attributive)
|
| taglialeggi {m}
|
:: A project to rid the Italian constitution of many old laws
|
| taglialegna {m}
|
:: woodcutter (person)
|
| tagliamare {m}
|
:: cutwater
|
| tagliamento {m}
|
:: cut, cutting
|
| tagliamento {m}
|
:: cropping
|
| Tagliamento {prop}
|
:: Tagliamento (river)
|
| tagliando {m}
|
:: coupon, voucher
|
| tagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of tagliare
|
| tagliantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tagliarsi
|
| tagliapasta {m}
|
:: pastry cutter
|
| tagliapatate {m}
|
:: potato cutter
|
| tagliapietre {m}
|
:: stonecutter (worker)
|
| tagliapizza {m}
|
:: pizza cutter
|
| tagliapoggio {m}
|
:: A system of small canals that prevents erosion of hilly land by rain
|
| tagliar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of tagliare
|
| tagliare {v}
|
:: to cut or slash
|
| tagliare {v} [enology]
|
:: to spike (to add a small amount of one substance to another)
|
| tagliare {v} [mineralogy]
|
:: to cleave (to break a single crystal such as a gemstone)
|
| tagliare {vt}
|
:: To crop (photo, etc.)
|
| tagliarello {m} [especially in plural]
|
:: A type of pasta composed of flat strips
|
| tagliarete {m} [nautical]
|
:: net cutter
|
| tagliarino {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: narrow tagliatelle
|
| tagliarsi {vr}
|
:: To do oneself an injury, especially with a knife etc
|
| tagliasfoglia {m}
|
:: synonym of tagliapasta
|
| tagliasiepe {f}
|
:: hedge trimmer
|
| tagliasigari {m} /taʎ.ʎaˈsi.ɡa.ri/
|
:: cigar cutter
|
| tagliaspese {adj} [economics]
|
:: that aims to reduce spending
|
| tagliastracci {m}
|
:: rag cutter / chopper
|
| tagliata {f}
|
:: cut (especially one made quickly, with a single blow)
|
| tagliata {f}
|
:: Any dish of sliced meat or fish
|
| tagliata {f}
|
:: barricade of cut timber
|
| tagliata {f}
|
:: murder, massacre
|
| tagliatella {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: noodle (pasta)
|
| tagliatelle all'ortica {n}
|
:: 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 nettle
|
| tagliatelle paglia e fieno {n}
|
:: A first course of a mixture of yellow and green tagliatelle traditionally with a sauce of baked ham, champignons, scalogno or shallot, sage, butter, parsley, parmesan cheese and cream
|
| tagliatina {f}
|
:: cut, trim
|
| tagliatino {m}
|
:: synonym of taglierino
|
| tagliato {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: Divided into two equal parts diagonally from top right to bottom left, per bend sinister
|
| tagliatore {m}
|
:: cutter, pruner (person or tool)
|
| tagliatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tagliarsi
|
| tagliatrice {f}
|
:: cutter (cutting device)
|
| tagliatura {f}
|
:: cutting (action or piece cut off)
|
| tagliatura {f}
|
:: cut
|
| tagliaunghie {m}
|
:: nail clippers
|
| tagliauova {m}
|
:: egg slicer
|
| tagliavento {m}
|
:: nose cap (military)
|
| tagliazolle {m}
|
:: sod cutter
|
| taglieggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of taglieggiare
|
| taglieggiare {vt}
|
:: to exact a tribute from
|
| taglieggiare {vt}
|
:: to extort money from
|
| taglieggiatore {m}
|
:: extortionist, extortioner
|
| tagliente {adj} /t̪äʎˈʎɛn̪ːt̪e/
|
:: sharp
|
| tagliente {adj}
|
:: cutting
|
| tagliere {m}
|
:: cutting board, chopping board
|
| tagliere {m}
|
:: breadboard
|
| taglieria {f}
|
:: A place where diamonds are cut
|
| taglierina {f}
|
:: cutter
|
| taglierina {f}
|
:: shears
|
| taglierina {f}
|
:: guillotine (for paper)
|
| taglierina {f}
|
:: trimmer (for photographs)
|
| taglierini {n}
|
:: A type of thin spaghetti made with egg pasta
|
| taglierino {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: noodle (thinner than tagliatelle)
|
| taglierino {m}
|
:: cutter, clipper
|
| taglietto {m}
|
:: small cut, nick
|
| taglietto {m}
|
:: cutter
|
| taglio {m}
|
:: cut (also figuratively), slit, slash, incision; (figuratively) cutback, cutting
|
| taglio {m}
|
:: scission, break
|
| taglio {m}
|
:: cutting, trimming, chopping, reaping, mowing, haircut, (of fabric) length
|
| taglio {m}
|
:: (cutting) edge, cutting side
|
| taglio {m} [figuratively]
|
:: slant, tone
|
| taglio {m} [of wines]
|
:: blending
|
| taglio {m} [of banknotes etc]
|
:: denomination
|
| taglio {m} [figuratively]
|
:: retrenchment
|
| taglio a spazzola {m}
|
:: crew cut (haircut style, bristly hair)
|
| taglio a spazzola {m}
|
:: brush cut, buzzcut, flattop
|
| taglio cesareo {m}
|
:: Caesarean section, Cesarean section, C-section
|
| taglio di capelli {m}
|
:: haircut
|
| tagliola {f}
|
:: trap, snare
|
| tagliolino {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: synonym of taglierino
|
| tagliolo {m}
|
:: chisel
|
| taglione {m}
|
:: retaliation
|
| taglione {m}
|
:: talion
|
| tagliuola {f}
|
:: alternative form of tagliola
|
| tagliuolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of tagliolo
|
| tagliuzzamento {m}
|
:: cutting (to bits or shreds)
|
| tagliuzzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tagliuzzare
|
| tagliuzzare {vt}
|
:: To chop, mince or shred
|
| tagmema {m} [linguistics]
|
:: tagmeme
|
| tagmemica {f} [linguistics]
|
:: tagmemics
|
| tagmemico {adj}
|
:: tagmemic
|
| tago {m} /ˈta.ɡo/
|
:: The highest magistrate in ancient Thessaly
|
| Tago {prop}
|
:: Tagus
|
| tagua {m}
|
:: alternative form of pecari del Chaco
|
| tahina {f}
|
:: tahini
|
| tahitiano {adj}
|
:: Tahitian
|
| tahitiano {m}
|
:: Tahitian
|
| TAI {n}
|
:: initialism of
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| taicun {m}
|
:: tycoon, shogun
|
| Taide {prop}
|
:: Thais
|
| Taïde {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Taide
|
| taiga {f}
|
:: taiga
|
| tailandese {adj}
|
:: Thai
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| tailandese {mf}
|
:: Thai (person)
|
| tailandese {m} [singular only]
|
:: the Thai language
|
| Tailandia {prop}
|
:: alternative spelling of Thailandia
|
| tailleur {m}
|
:: a woman's tailored suit or trouser suit
|
| taira {f}
|
:: tayra
|
| Taiwan {prop}
|
:: Taiwan
|
| taiwanese {adj}
|
:: Taiwanese
|
| taiwanese {mf}
|
:: Taiwanese
|
| taiwanese {ms} [singular only]
|
:: The Taiwanese language
|
| tajarin {n}
|
:: A type of very thin square-shaped spaghetti, thicker than capellini and thinner than tagliatelle made of egg pasta usually served with meat sauces, a traditional cuisine of Langhe and Monferrato Piemonte
|
| tajarin {n}
|
:: synonym of tagliolini
|
| tajarin {n}
|
:: synonym of taglierini
|
| takeaway {adj}
|
:: takeaway (of food) to be eaten off the premises
|
| talabalacco {m} /ta.la.baˈlak.ko/
|
:: A sort of drum used by Saracenes
|
| talacimanno {m}
|
:: muezzin
|
| talaltro {pron}
|
:: others
|
| talaltro {pron}
|
:: other times, sometimes
|
| talamico {adj}
|
:: thalamic
|
| talamo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: thalamus
|
| talamo {m} [botany]
|
:: receptacle (part of stem)
|
| talamo {m}
|
:: marriage bed
|
| Talamona {prop}
|
:: Talamona (small town)
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| talamonese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Talamona
|
| talare {adj}
|
:: priest's, priest (attributive)
|
| talassemia {f} [disease]
|
:: thalassemia
|
| talassemico {adj} [disease]
|
:: thalassemic
|
| talassico {adj}
|
:: thalassic, sea (attributive), marine
|
| talasso- {prefix}
|
:: thalasso-
|
| talasso- {prefix}
|
:: marine, ocean (attributive)
|
| talassobiologia {f} [biology]
|
:: marine biology
|
| talassocrate {m}
|
:: thalassocrat
|
| talassocrazia {f}
|
:: thalassocracy
|
| talassofilia {f}
|
:: thalassophilia
|
| talassofobia {f}
|
:: thalassophobia
|
| talassografia {f}
|
:: thalassography, oceanography
|
| talassografico {adj}
|
:: thalassographic, oceanographic
|
| talassografo {m}
|
:: thalassographer, oceanographer
|
| talassologia {f}
|
:: oceanography
|
| talassologo {m}
|
:: oceanographer
|
| talassoterapia {f} [medicine]
|
:: thalassotherapy
|
| talassoterapico {adj}
|
:: thalassotherapeutic
|
| talbotipia {f} [photography]
|
:: talbotype
|
| talché {conj}
|
:: so that
|
| talco {m}
|
:: talc
|
| talco {m}
|
:: talcum powder
|
| talcoscisto {m} [mineralogy] /tal.koʃˈʃis.to/
|
:: talc schist or slate
|
| talcoso {adj}
|
:: talcose, talcous
|
| tal dei tali {mf}
|
:: such-and-such, so-and-so
|
| tale {adj}
|
:: such
|
| talea {f}
|
:: cutting, scion
|
| talebana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of talebano
|
| talebanizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of talebanizzare
|
| talebanizzare {vt}
|
:: to Talibanize
|
| talebanizzato {adj}
|
:: Talibanized
|
| talebanizzazione {f}
|
:: Talibanization
|
| talebano {adj}
|
:: Taliban, Taleban
|
| talebano {m}
|
:: Taliban, Taleban
|
| tale e quale {n}
|
:: spitting image (the exact likeness (of someone))
|
| tale e quale {n}
|
:: carbon copy (something exactly the same)
|
| tale e quale {n}
|
:: CIF
|
| taleggio {m}
|
:: taleggio
|
| talentaccio {m}
|
:: A rough-and-ready, unpolished talent
|
| talentare {vi} [almost entirely impersonal]
|
:: to please
|
| talentare {vi} [almost entirely impersonal]
|
:: to suit
|
| talentare {vi} [almost entirely impersonal]
|
:: to like
|
| talentino {m}
|
:: A young talented person
|
| talento {m} /taˈlɛn.to/
|
:: talent
|
| talento {m}
|
:: talented person
|
| talentone {m}
|
:: synonym of talentaccio
|
| talentoso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of talentuoso
|
| talentuoso {adj}
|
:: talented, skillful, gifted
|
| tale padre, tale figlio {proverb} /ˌta.le ˈpa.dre | ˌta.le ˈfiʎ.ʎo/
|
:: like father, like son, chip off the old block (a son will have traits similar to his father)
|
| tale quale {adv}
|
:: as is
|
| Talete {prop}
|
:: Thales
|
| Talia {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Thalia
|
| Taliani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| talibano {m}
|
:: alternative form of talebano
|
| talidomide {f} [medicine]
|
:: thalidomide
|
| Taliercio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| talismanico {adj}
|
:: talismanic
|
| talismano {m}
|
:: talisman
|
| talità {f} [Buddhism]
|
:: tathata
|
| tallente {v}
|
:: present participle of tallire
|
| tallero {m}
|
:: thaler
|
| tallero {m}
|
:: tallero
|
| tallico {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: thallic; thallium (attributive)
|
| Tallinn {prop}
|
:: Tallinn (capital city)
|
| tallio {m} [chemistry]
|
:: thallium
|
| tallire {vi} [botany]
|
:: To sprout, bud or shoot
|
| tallitura {f}
|
:: synonym of accestimento
|
| tallo {m} [botany]
|
:: thallus
|
| tallo {m}
|
:: bud, sprout
|
| tallofita {f} [botany]
|
:: tallophyte
|
| tallolio {m}
|
:: tall oil
|
| tallonaggio {m}
|
:: heeling (kicking with the heel)
|
| tallonamento {m}
|
:: hot pursuit, chasing, shadowing
|
| tallonamento {m}
|
:: heeling (kicking with the heel)
|
| tallonante {v}
|
:: present participle of tallonare
|
| tallonare {vt}
|
:: to follow closely; to pursue
|
| tallonare {vt} [rugby]
|
:: to hit the ball with the heel in order to pass it back
|
| tallonatore {m} [rugby]
|
:: hooker
|
| talloncino {m}
|
:: voucher, coupon
|
| talloncino {m}
|
:: stub
|
| tallone {m} /t̪alˈlone/
|
:: heel
|
| tallone di Achille {m}
|
:: Achilles heel
|
| tallone di Achille {m}
|
:: vulnerability, weakness
|
| talloso {adj} [botany]
|
:: thalloid
|
| talloso {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: thallous
|
| talmente {adv}
|
:: so; very
|
| talmente {adv}
|
:: (with da or che) enough (to)
|
| talmente {adv} [rare]
|
:: thus, insomuch
|
| talmenteché {conj}
|
:: so that
|
| talmenteché {conj}
|
:: somehow
|
| talmudico {adj}
|
:: Talmudic
|
| talmudista {mf}
|
:: Talmudist
|
| talo {m} [archaic]
|
:: knucklebones
|
| talo {m} [skeleton]
|
:: (colloquial) talus, talus bone
|
| talor {adv}
|
:: apocopic form of talora
|
| talora {adv}
|
:: synonym of talvolta
|
| talpa {f}
|
:: mole (animal or planted spy)
|
| talpa {f}
|
:: moleskin
|
| talpa {f}
|
:: excavator
|
| talpa {m}
|
:: moleskin (colour)
|
| talpa senza pelo {f}
|
:: naked mole rat, sand puppy (Heterocaphalus glaber)
|
| talpicida {m}
|
:: taupicide
|
| talpicida {adj}
|
:: taupicidal
|
| talpone {m}
|
:: sewer rat
|
| talpone {m}
|
:: couch potato
|
| taltuza {m}
|
:: taltuza, gopher
|
| taluno {adj}
|
:: some; a few
|
| taluno {pron}
|
:: some; a few
|
| taluno {pron}
|
:: somebody, someone
|
| Talvera {prop}
|
:: Talvera (river)
|
| talvolta {adv} /talˈvɔl.ta/
|
:: sometimes, at times
|
| tamagno {adj} /taˈmaɲ.ɲo/
|
:: so big
|
| tamagno {adj}
|
:: very big
|
| tamanishiki {n}
|
:: A type of rice
|
| tamarice {f}
|
:: tamarisk
|
| tamarindo {m}
|
:: tamarind (tree)
|
| tamarindo {m}
|
:: tamarind (fruit)
|
| tamarisco {m}
|
:: tamarisk (Tamarix gallica)
|
| tamaro {m}
|
:: black bryony (Dioscorea communis, syn. Tamus communis)
|
| tamarro {m} [pejorative, regional, slang]
|
:: chav (someone with low(er) culture)
|
| tamarro {adj} [regional]
|
:: vulgar, tasteless
|
| Tambernicchi {prop}
|
:: An old name for Monte Tambura, a mountain in Tuscany
|
| Tamborini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tambuccio {m}
|
:: alternative form of tambucio
|
| tambucio {m} [nautical]
|
:: companion hatch
|
| tamburagione {f} [historical]
|
:: (secret) denunciation
|
| tamburaio {m}
|
:: drum maker
|
| tamburare {v}
|
:: To drum, hit, beat
|
| tamburare {v}
|
:: To secretly denunciate
|
| tamburata {f}
|
:: drumming
|
| tamburato {adj}
|
:: beaten
|
| tamburato {m}
|
:: A sandwich of two structural layers with a honeycomb material in bewteen
|
| tamburazione {f}
|
:: synonym of tamburagione
|
| tambureggiamento {m}
|
:: drumming
|
| tambureggiamento {m}
|
:: hammering, pounding, beating
|
| tambureggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tambureggiante
|
| tambureggiante {adj}
|
:: drumming, pounding
|
| tambureggiare {vi}
|
:: to drum
|
| tambureggiare {vi}
|
:: to hammer, pound, beat
|
| tamburellante {v}
|
:: present participle of tamburellare
|
| tamburellare {vi}
|
:: to drum or beat (make drumming sound)
|
| tamburellista {mf}
|
:: tamburino player
|
| tamburello {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: tambourine
|
| Tamburello {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tamburi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tamburinare {v}
|
:: synonym of tamburellare
|
| Tamburini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tamburino {m}
|
:: drummer (male, feminine tamburina)
|
| tamburino {m}
|
:: A small medieval drum
|
| tamburlano {m}
|
:: An old-fashioned type of clothes-dryer in the form of a drum
|
| tamburo {m}
|
:: drum
|
| tamburo {m}
|
:: brake drum
|
| tamburo {m} [historical]
|
:: A box into which anonymous complaints or denunciations were posted
|
| tambussare {v}
|
:: To beat
|
| tambussare {v}
|
:: To tap
|
| tamerice {f}
|
:: tamarisk
|
| tamerisco {m}
|
:: Variant of tamarisco
|
| Tamerlano {prop}
|
:: Tamerlane, Tamburlaine
|
| Tamerlano {prop}
|
:: Timur
|
| tamia {m}
|
:: chipmunk
|
| Tamigi {prop}
|
:: Thames (river)
|
| tamigio {m}
|
:: synonym of tamiso
|
| Tamiri {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Thamyris
|
| Tamisi {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Tamigi
|
| tamiso {m} [regional, Padova]
|
:: sieve; riddle
|
| tamiso {m} [Venice]
|
:: A kind of net used to capture prawns and small fishes
|
| Tammaro {prop}
|
:: A river that flows in Campania and Molise
|
| Tammaro {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| tammurriata {f}
|
:: A dance accompanied by a tambourine
|
| tampinante {v}
|
:: present participle of tampinare
|
| tampinare {vt}
|
:: to hound
|
| tampinare {vt}
|
:: to harass
|
| tamponamento {m}
|
:: collision
|
| tamponamento {m}
|
:: pile-up
|
| tamponamento {m}
|
:: dressing (for a wound)
|
| tamponamento {m}
|
:: wall plug
|
| tamponante {v}
|
:: present participle of tamponare
|
| tamponare {vt} [medicine]
|
:: to plug [a wound] with a tampon, compress, etc
|
| tamponare {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to plug [a leak]
|
| tamponare {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to provide a provisional or makeshift remedy for a critical situation; to apply a bandage to
|
| tamponare {vt} [soccer]
|
:: to block the offensive play of the adversary
|
| tamponare {vt} [automotive]
|
:: to rear-end
|
| tamponare {vt} [chemistry]
|
:: to buffer
|
| tamponatura {f}
|
:: cladding, plugging, infill
|
| tamponatura {f}
|
:: tamponade
|
| tampone {m}
|
:: plug
|
| tampone {m}
|
:: wad
|
| tampone {m}
|
:: swab
|
| tampone {m}
|
:: tampon
|
| tampone {m}
|
:: inkpad
|
| tampone {m}
|
:: blotter
|
| tam-tam {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: tam-tam
|
| tam-tam {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: tom-tom
|
| tam-tam {m}
|
:: bush telegraph, grapevine [unofficial news channel]
|
| tamtam {m}
|
:: Variant of tam-tam
|
| tamurè {m}
|
:: tamure
|
| tana {f}
|
:: lair, den
|
| tana {f}
|
:: burrow (tunnel or hole dug by a small creature, such as a rabbit, etc.)
|
| tana {f} [figuratively]
|
:: hideout
|
| Tana {prop}
|
:: obsolete form of Azov
|
| tanaceto {m}
|
:: common tansy (Tanacetum vulgare)
|
| tanaceto {m}
|
:: tansy (plant of the genus Tanacetum)
|
| tanaglia {f}
|
:: alternative form of tenaglia
|
| tanagliare {v}
|
:: To torture
|
| tanagliare {v}
|
:: To gripe
|
| tanagra {f}
|
:: tanager
|
| Tanagro {prop}
|
:: Tanagro (river)
|
| Tanai {prop}
|
:: Tanais
|
| Tanaï {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Tanai
|
| tananai {m}
|
:: uproar, din, pandemonium
|
| Tanaro {prop}
|
:: Tanaro (river)
|
| tanato- {n}
|
:: thanato-
|
| Tanato {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Thanatos
|
| tanatoesteta {m}
|
:: A person (in a mortuary or funeral home) who prepares a corpse for viewing
|
| tanatofobia {f}
|
:: thanatophobia
|
| tanatofobico {adj}
|
:: thanatophobic
|
| tanatologia {f}
|
:: thanatology, deathlore
|
| tanatologico {adj}
|
:: thanatological
|
| tanatosi {f}
|
:: thanatosis
|
| tanca {f} /ˈtan.ka/
|
:: tank (water or fuel)
|
| tanca {f}
|
:: jerry can
|
| tanca {f} [Sardinia]
|
:: An enclosed piece of land
|
| Tancredi {prop}
|
:: Tancred
|
| Tancredi {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| tandem {m}
|
:: tandem (all senses)
|
| tanfanare {v}
|
:: To beat
|
| tanfante {v}
|
:: present participle of tanfare
|
| tanfare {vi}
|
:: To pong or stink
|
| tanfo {m}
|
:: stink, stench, bad smell
|
| tanga {m}
|
:: G-string
|
| Tanganica {prop}
|
:: Tanganyika
|
| tangelo {m} /ˈtan.d͡ʒe.lo/
|
:: tangelo (fruit)
|
| tangente {adj}
|
:: tangent, tangential
|
| tangente {f} [geometry, trigonometry]
|
:: tangent
|
| tangente {f} [colloquial]
|
:: cut, rake-off, kickback, bribe, backhander
|
| tangente {f}
|
:: share, quota
|
| tangente {v}
|
:: present participle of tangere
|
| tangentista {mf}
|
:: A person who takes bribes
|
| tangentocrazia {f}
|
:: A system centered on bribery
|
| tangentoide {f} [maths]
|
:: tangentoid
|
| tangentopoli {m}
|
:: The systematic use of bribery in government and the civil service
|
| Tangentopoli {prop}
|
:: The corrupt Italian political system that came to an end in the early 1990s
|
| tangenza {f}
|
:: tangency
|
| tangenza {f}
|
:: ceiling (maximum height that an aircraft can fly)
|
| tangenziale {adj}
|
:: tangential
|
| tangenziale {f}
|
:: ring road [British], beltway [US], bypass
|
| tangenzialità {f}
|
:: tangentiality
|
| tangenzialmente {adv}
|
:: tangentially
|
| tangere {vt}
|
:: To touch
|
| tangere {vt}
|
:: To elicit an emotional response
|
| Tangeri {prop} /ˈtan.d͡ʒe.ri/
|
:: Tangeri (port city/capital)
|
| tangerino {m}
|
:: tangerine (fruit)
|
| tanghera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of tanghero
|
| tanghero {m} /ˈtan.ɡe.ro/
|
:: bumpkin
|
| tanghero {adj} /tanˈɡɛ.ro/
|
:: tango [attributive]
|
| tanghero {m}
|
:: tango dancer
|
| tangibile {adj}
|
:: tangible
|
| tangibilità {f}
|
:: tangibleness
|
| tangibilmente {adv}
|
:: tangibly
|
| tango {m}
|
:: tango
|
| tangone {m} [nautical]
|
:: spinnaker pole
|
| tanguto {adj} /ˈtan.ɡu.to/
|
:: Tangut
|
| tanica {f} /ˈta.ni.ka/
|
:: jerry can
|
| tank {m}
|
:: tank (military and container)
|
| tannante {v}
|
:: present participle of tannare
|
| tannante {adj}
|
:: tanning
|
| tannare {vt}
|
:: To tan (leather)
|
| tannato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: tannate
|
| tannicità {f}
|
:: tannicity
|
| tannico {adj}
|
:: tannic
|
| tannino {m}
|
:: tannin
|
| tannoformio {m} [organic compound]
|
:: tannoform
|
| tant' {adj} [sometimes before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of tanto
|
| tant' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of tanto
|
| tant' {conj} [sometimes before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of tanto
|
| tantafera {f}
|
:: rigmarole; rant
|
| tantalico {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tantalic
|
| tantalio {m} [chemistry] /tanˈtaljo/
|
:: tantalum
|
| tantalite {f} [mineral]
|
:: tantalite
|
| tantalo {m}
|
:: ibis
|
| Tantalo {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Tantalus
|
| tant'è {conj}
|
:: in fact, indeed
|
| tantino {adj}
|
:: A little
|
| tantino {pron}
|
:: A little (small amount)
|
| tantissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of tanto
|
| tanto {adj}
|
:: so much, so many
|
| tanto {adj}
|
:: much, many
|
| tanto {adj}
|
:: such
|
| tanto {adj}
|
:: significant
|
| tanto {pron}
|
:: much
|
| tanto {pron}
|
:: a lot
|
| tanto {adv}
|
:: so much
|
| tanto {adv}
|
:: very
|
| tanto {conj}
|
:: after all
|
| tanto {conj}
|
:: anyways
|
| tantoché {conj}
|
:: so, so that (with the result that)
|
| tanto meno {conj}
|
:: alternative form of tantomeno
|
| tantomeno {adv}
|
:: even less so
|
| tantomeno {conj}
|
:: let alone
|
| tanto per cambiare {phrase} [sarcastic]
|
:: just for a change; as usual; surprise surprise
|
| tantopiù {adj}
|
:: more so
|
| tanto quanto {adv}
|
:: synonym of nè più ne meno
|
| tantosto {adv} /tanˈtɔs.to/
|
:: immediately, right away
|
| tanto va la gatta al lardo, che ci lascia lo zampino {proverb}
|
:: You won't get away with something for ever; at some point you will leave a clue and be found out
|
| tanto va la gatta al lardo, che ci lascia lo zampino {proverb}
|
:: To get one's just deserts
|
| tanto va la gatta al lardo, che ci lascia lo zampino {proverb}
|
:: Justice always prevails
|
| tantra {m} /ˈtan.tra/
|
:: tantra
|
| tantrico {adj} /ˈtan.tri.ko/
|
:: tantric
|
| tantrismo {m} /tanˈtris.mo/
|
:: Tantrism
|
| Tanzania {prop}
|
:: Tanzania
|
| tanzaniana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tanzaniano
|
| tanzaniano {adj}
|
:: Tanzanian
|
| tanzaniano {m}
|
:: Tanzanian
|
| tanzanite {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: tanzanite
|
| Tanzini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tao {m} [philosophy] /ˈta.o/
|
:: Tao
|
| taoismo {m}
|
:: Taoism
|
| taoista {mf}
|
:: Taoist
|
| taoistico {adj}
|
:: Taoist, Taoistic
|
| Taormina {prop}
|
:: Taormina (town)
|
| taorminese {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Taormina
|
| taorminese {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Taormina
|
| tapina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tapino
|
| tapinamente {adv}
|
:: wretchedly, miserably
|
| tapinità {f}
|
:: meanness
|
| tapino {adj}
|
:: wretched, miserable, poor
|
| tapino {m}
|
:: wretch
|
| tapioca {f}
|
:: tapioca
|
| tapiro {m}
|
:: tapir
|
| tapis roulant {m}
|
:: treadmill
|
| tappa {f}
|
:: stage, leg, lap, phase, milestone
|
| tappa {f}
|
:: rest, stop, halt
|
| tappabuchi {mf} [jocular]
|
:: person who is called to substitute someone who is absent for work; fill-in
|
| tappabuco {m} [journalism]
|
:: short article inserted to fill a page of a newspaper; filler
|
| tappante {v}
|
:: present participle of tappare
|
| tappare {vt}
|
:: to plug, stop, cork
|
| tappare {vt}
|
:: to close shut
|
| tappare {vt}
|
:: to lock someone [in a room, etc.]
|
| tapparella {f}
|
:: roller blind (rolling shutter)
|
| tapparellista {mf}
|
:: A person who fits and repairs roller-shutters
|
| tapparsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of tappare
|
| tapparsi {v} [in]
|
:: to close or shut oneself (in)
|
| tapparsi {v} [regional]
|
:: [con] to put on heavy clothing
|
| tapparsi {vi}
|
:: to be plugged, clogged, or obstructed
|
| tapparsi {vt} [also, figurative]
|
:: to plug or stuff [one's ears]
|
| tapparsi {vt} [also, figurative]
|
:: to close [one's eyes]
|
| tapparsi {vt} [also, figurative]
|
:: to shut [one's mouth]
|
| tapparsi {vt} [also, figurative]
|
:: to plug [one's nose]
|
| tappatrice {f}
|
:: corking machine
|
| tappetare {v}
|
:: To carpet (a floor)
|
| tappetino {m}
|
:: mat
|
| tappetino {m}
|
:: mouse mat
|
| tappetino per mouse {m} [computing]
|
:: mouse mat, mouse pad
|
| tappeto {m} /tapˈpe.to/
|
:: carpet, rug, mat
|
| tappeto {m} [sports]
|
:: treadmill
|
| tappeto rosso {m}
|
:: red carpet
|
| tappetto {m}
|
:: small plug, small stopper
|
| tappetto {m}
|
:: shorty, tich, midget
|
| tappezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tappezzare
|
| tappezzare {vt}
|
:: to paper or wallpaper
|
| tappezzare {vt}
|
:: to cover or upholster
|
| tappezzare {vt}
|
:: to drape
|
| tappezzeria {f}
|
:: curtains [British], drapes [US], soft furnishings
|
| tappezzeria {f}
|
:: The industry that manufactures such products
|
| tappezzeria {f}
|
:: A shop or business that sells such products
|
| tappezziere {m}
|
:: upholsterer
|
| tappo {m}
|
:: cap, cork, stopper, plug
|
| tappo {m}
|
:: shorty (person short in stature)
|
| tappo {m}
|
:: clog
|
| tappone {m} [cycling]
|
:: A particularly gruelling stage or leg of a race
|
| Tapso {prop} /ˈtap.so/
|
:: Thapsus (Carthaginian and Roman port near present-day Bakalta, Tunisia)
|
| TAR {n}
|
:: initialism of tribunale amministrativo regionale
|
| tara {f}
|
:: tare
|
| tara {f}
|
:: defect, vice, flaw
|
| tara {f} [archaic]
|
:: deficiency
|
| tarabaralla {adv}
|
:: more or less
|
| tarabugio {m} /ta.raˈbu.d͡ʒo/
|
:: alternative form of tarabuso
|
| tarabusino {m}
|
:: little bittern (Ixobrychus minutus)
|
| tarabuso {m} /ta.raˈbu.zo/
|
:: bittern
|
| tarallino {m} /ta.ralˈli.no/
|
:: A smaller form of tarallo
|
| tarallo {m} /taˈral.lo/
|
:: A snack food from southern Italy, in the form of a twist of breadstick, often covered in pepper, anise, etc. or sugar
|
| taralluccio {m} /ta.ralˈlut.tʃo/
|
:: A smaller form of tarallo
|
| tarante {v}
|
:: present participle of tarare
|
| tarantella {f} /taranˈtɛlːa/
|
:: tarantella
|
| tarantello {m}
|
:: A type of salami made from tuna
|
| Tarantini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tarantino {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Taranto
|
| tarantino {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Taranto
|
| tarantino {m}
|
:: Territory surrounding Taranto
|
| tarantino {m}
|
:: Tarantino (dialect, masculine singular)
|
| Tarantino {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tarantismo {m}
|
:: tarantism
|
| Taranto {prop} /ˈta.ran.to/
|
:: Taranto (province)
|
| Taranto {prop}
|
:: Taranto (city)
|
| Taranto {prop}
|
:: The letter T in the Italian phonetic alphabet
|
| tarantola {f} /taˈran.to.la/
|
:: tarantula
|
| tarantolato {adj}
|
:: bitten by a tarantula
|
| tarantolato {adj}
|
:: overexcited
|
| tarantolino {m}
|
:: gecko (Euleptes europaea)
|
| tarantolismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of tarantismo
|
| tarare {vt}
|
:: to tare
|
| tarare {vt}
|
:: to calibrate
|
| Tarasio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| tarassaco {m}
|
:: dandelion
|
| tarato {adj}
|
:: tared
|
| tarato {adj}
|
:: calibrated
|
| tarato {adj}
|
:: touched (having a hereditary defect)
|
| taratore {m}
|
:: calibrator
|
| taratura {f}
|
:: tare, taring
|
| taratura {f}
|
:: calibration
|
| tarbusc {m}
|
:: "tall still fez headdress worn by Eritrean & Somali troops in the Italian army"
|
| tarbuscio {m} /tarˈbuʃ.ʃo/
|
:: tarboosh
|
| tarcagnotto {adj}
|
:: alternative form of tracagnotto
|
| Tarchetti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tarchetti {prop}
|
:: Iginio Ugo Tarchetti, Italian writer
|
| tarchia {f} [nautical]
|
:: spritsail
|
| tarchiato {adj}
|
:: stocky, dumpy
|
| Tarcisio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| tardamente {adv} [music]
|
:: slowly
|
| tardando {m} [music] /tarˈdan.do/
|
:: synonym of ritardando
|
| tardante {v}
|
:: present participle of tardare
|
| tardare {vi} /tarˈda.re/
|
:: to be late
|
| tardare {v} [impersonal, literary]
|
:: to seem late, said of something that is eagerly awaited
|
| tardare {vt} [literary]
|
:: to delay
|
| tardezza {f}
|
:: slowness
|
| tardezza {f}
|
:: dullness
|
| tardi {adv}
|
:: late
|
| tardigrado {adj}
|
:: tardigrade, sluggish
|
| tardigrado {m}
|
:: tardigrade, water bear
|
| tardissimo {adv}
|
:: Very late
|
| tardità {f}
|
:: slowness (literary)
|
| tardivamente {adv}
|
:: late, tardily
|
| tardività {f}
|
:: lateness, tardiness
|
| tardivo {adj}
|
:: late
|
| tardivo {adj}
|
:: belated, tardy
|
| tardivo {adj} [pathology]
|
:: tardive
|
| tardizia {f}
|
:: late-ripening fruit(s)
|
| tardo- {prefix}
|
:: late (relating to the final stages of a historical period)
|
| tardo {adj}
|
:: slow, sluggard, dull, slow-witted, dull-witted
|
| tardo {adj}
|
:: late, tardy
|
| tardoantico {adj}
|
:: relating to the final centuries of the Roman Empire; roughly corresponding to Late Antiquity
|
| tardo di comprendonio {adj}
|
:: dull, dull-witted, slow, slow-witted
|
| tardogotico {adj}
|
:: late Gothic
|
| tardomedievale {adj} /tar.do.me.djeˈva.le/
|
:: late-medieval
|
| tardona {f}
|
:: mutton dressed as lamb
|
| tardorinascimentale {adj}
|
:: late Renaissance
|
| tardoromano {adj}
|
:: late-Roman
|
| targa {f}
|
:: plate, shingle (metal etc)
|
| targa {f}
|
:: nameplate
|
| targa {f}
|
:: number plate / license plate
|
| targa {f}
|
:: plaque
|
| targa {f}
|
:: signboard
|
| targa {f}
|
:: target (a rounded oval or rectangle shield used in medieval times)
|
| targante {v}
|
:: present participle of targare
|
| targare {vt}
|
:: To register a car (and provide with a number plate)
|
| targato {adj}
|
:: With the number plate, with plates
|
| targato {adj}
|
:: labelled
|
| targatura {f}
|
:: registration of a car (and provision of a number plate)
|
| targhetta {f}
|
:: label, tag
|
| targhetta {f}
|
:: sticker
|
| targhetta {f}
|
:: name plate (on a door)
|
| targhettatrice {f}
|
:: addressing / labelling machine
|
| targone {m}
|
:: tarragon
|
| tarì {m}
|
:: A small gold coin, worth a quarter of a dinar, struck by the Arabs of Sicily in the 9th century
|
| tarida {f} [nautical]
|
:: A freight ship used in the Middle Ages
|
| tariffa {f}
|
:: rate, tariff, price, charge, fare
|
| tariffale {adj}
|
:: tariff (attributive)
|
| tariffante {v}
|
:: present participle of tariffare
|
| tariffare {vt}
|
:: To (fix a) tariff
|
| tariffario {adj}
|
:: Relative to a tariff
|
| tariffario {m}
|
:: tariff, table of charges
|
| tariffazione {f}
|
:: rating (setting a rate or tariff)
|
| tarlante {v}
|
:: present participle of tarlare
|
| tarlantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tarlarsi
|
| tarlare {vi}
|
:: To have woodworm
|
| tarlare {vt}
|
:: To infest with woodworm
|
| tarlare {vt}
|
:: To corrode
|
| tarlarsi {vr}
|
:: To have woodworm
|
| tarlatana {f}
|
:: tarlatan
|
| tarlato {adj}
|
:: worm-eaten (having woodworm)
|
| tarlato {adj}
|
:: moth-eaten
|
| tarlatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tarlarsi
|
| tarlatura {f}
|
:: woodworm (the holes, dust and damage, but not the insect itself)
|
| tarlo {m} [entomology]
|
:: woodworm (the insect)
|
| tarlo {m} [figuratively]
|
:: torment
|
| tarma {f}
|
:: moth, clothes moth
|
| tarmante {v}
|
:: present participle of tarmare
|
| tarmantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tarmarsi
|
| tarmare {vi} /tarˈma.re/
|
:: To be ruined by moths
|
| tarmare {vt} [of moths]
|
:: To ruin (something) by gnawing
|
| tarmarsi {vr}
|
:: To be moth-eaten
|
| tarmatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tarmarsi
|
| tarmicida {f}
|
:: moth repellent
|
| tarmico {adj}
|
:: moth (attributive)
|
| Taro {prop}
|
:: Taro (river/and/valley)
|
| taroccamento {m}
|
:: fake, fakery
|
| taroccante {v}
|
:: present participle of taroccare
|
| taroccare {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: To fake
|
| taroccato {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: fake
|
| tarocco {m}
|
:: tarot
|
| tarocco {m}
|
:: tarot card
|
| tarozzo {m}
|
:: wooden rung of a rope ladder
|
| tarpante {v}
|
:: present participle of tarpare
|
| tarpare {vt} [also, figurative]
|
:: to clip the wings (of)
|
| Tarpea {prop}
|
:: Tarpeia
|
| tarpeo {adj}
|
:: Tarpeian
|
| tarpone {m}
|
:: tarpon
|
| Tarquinia {prop}
|
:: Tarquinia (city)
|
| Tarquinio {prop}
|
:: Tarquin
|
| Tarquinio {prop}
|
:: Tarquinius
|
| Tarquino {prop}
|
:: alternative form of Tarquinio
|
| Tarragona {prop}
|
:: Tarragona (city)
|
| tarsale {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: tarsal
|
| tarsalgia {f} [pathology]
|
:: pain in a tarsus; tarsalgia
|
| tarsia {f} /ˈtar.sja/
|
:: tarsia
|
| tarsiare {v} /tarˈsja.re/
|
:: to inlay
|
| tarsio {m} /ˈtar.sjo/
|
:: tarsier
|
| tarso {m} [skeleton, zoology]
|
:: tarsus
|
| tarso {m} [anatomy]
|
:: tarsus, tarsal plate (of the eyelid)
|
| Tarso {prop}
|
:: Tarso (city)
|
| Tartaglia {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tartaglia {prop}
|
:: Niccolò Tartaglia, Italian mathematician
|
| tartagliamento {m}
|
:: stuttering, stammering
|
| tartagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of tartagliare
|
| tartagliare {vi} [colloquial] /tar.taʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: To stutter or stammer
|
| tartagliare {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: To mutter
|
| tartaglione {m}
|
:: stutterer, stammerer
|
| tartana {f}
|
:: tartan
|
| tartana {f}
|
:: trawl (net)
|
| tartanone {m}
|
:: A type of fishing net similar to a sciabica
|
| tartar {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of tartare
|
| tartara {f} /ˈtar.ta.ra/
|
:: alternative form of tartare
|
| tartarato {m}
|
:: alternative form of tartrato
|
| tartare {f} /tarˈtar/
|
:: A tartare dish
|
| tartareo {adj}
|
:: Tartarean
|
| tartareo {adj}
|
:: infernal
|
| tartaresco {adj}
|
:: Tartar
|
| tartarico {adj}
|
:: tartaric
|
| tartaro {adj}
|
:: Tartar
|
| tartaro {adj}
|
:: tartare
|
| tartaro {m}
|
:: Tartar
|
| Tartaro {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Tartarus
|
| Tartaro {prop}
|
:: hell
|
| Tartaro {prop}
|
:: Tartaro (river)
|
| tartaruga {f} /tar.taˈru.ɡa/
|
:: turtle, tortoise
|
| tartaruga {f}
|
:: tortoiseshell (carapace of a tortoise)
|
| tartaruga {f} [military]
|
:: testudo (Roman military formation)
|
| tartaruga {f} [culinary]
|
:: type of bread roll having a pattern of criss-cross incisions
|
| tartaruga {f} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of addominali a tartaruga
|
| tartaruga del muschio {m}
|
:: common musk turtle (Sternotherus odoratus), of the family Kinosternidae
|
| tartarughina {f}
|
:: Small or young turtle
|
| tartassamento {m}
|
:: harassment
|
| tartassante {v}
|
:: present participle of tartassare
|
| tartassare {vt}
|
:: To harass, to pester, to ill-treat, to give somebody a hard time, to squeeze
|
| tartessico {adj}
|
:: Tartessian
|
| tartina {f}
|
:: canapé
|
| Tartini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tartini {prop}
|
:: Giuseppe Tartini, Italian musician and composer
|
| tartrato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: tartrate
|
| tartuca {f}
|
:: synonym of tartaruga
|
| tartufaia {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tartufaio
|
| tartufaia {f}
|
:: an area where truffles grow or are grown
|
| tartufaio {m}
|
:: truffle hunter
|
| tartufaio {m}
|
:: truffle seller
|
| tartufante {v}
|
:: present participle of tartufare
|
| tartufare {vt}
|
:: To garnish with truffles
|
| tartufato {adj}
|
:: garnished with truffles; truffles (attributive), truffle-flavoured
|
| tartuferia {f}
|
:: hypocrisy
|
| tartufesco {adj}
|
:: hypocritical
|
| tartuficolo {adj}
|
:: truffle-growing (attributive)
|
| tartuficoltore {m}
|
:: truffle grower
|
| tartuficoltura {f}
|
:: truffle growing
|
| tartuficultore {m}
|
:: alternative form of tartuficoltore
|
| tartuficultura {f}
|
:: alternative form of tartuficoltura
|
| tartufigeno {adj}
|
:: truffle-producing
|
| tartufo {m} /tarˈtu.fo/
|
:: truffle
|
| tartufo {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: hypocrite; tartuffe
|
| tartufo al cioccolato {m}
|
:: chocolate truffle
|
| tartufo bianco {m} [mushrooms, fungi]
|
:: white truffle
|
| tartufo di canna {m}
|
:: synonym of topinambur
|
| tartufolo {m} [Tuscany] /tarˈtu.fo.lo/
|
:: synonym of tartufo
|
| tartufolo {m} [Tuscany]
|
:: synonym of topinambur
|
| tartufo nero {m} [mushrooms, fungi]
|
:: black truffle
|
| tarullo {adj}
|
:: foolish
|
| tarvisiano {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Tarvisio
|
| tarvisiano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Tarvisio
|
| Tarvisio {prop}
|
:: Tarvisio (town)
|
| tarzanello {m} [slang]
|
:: dingleberry
|
| tarzanino {m}
|
:: synonym of tarzanello
|
| tasca {f}
|
:: pocket
|
| Tasca {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tascabile {adj} [attributive]
|
:: pocket
|
| tascabile {m}
|
:: paperback, softback, pocketbook
|
| tascapane {m}
|
:: haversack
|
| tascata {f}
|
:: pocketful
|
| taschina {f}
|
:: Small transparent pocket for displaying postage stamps
|
| taschino {m}
|
:: breast pocket
|
| Tasmania {prop}
|
:: Tasmania (state/and/island)
|
| tasmaniano {adj}
|
:: Tasmanian
|
| Taso {prop}
|
:: Thasos
|
| tassa {f}
|
:: tax, duty, dues
|
| tassabile {adj}
|
:: taxable, chargeable
|
| tassabilità {f}
|
:: taxability
|
| tassagione {f}
|
:: alternative form of tassazione
|
| tassametro {m}
|
:: taximeter
|
| tassante {v}
|
:: present participle of tassare
|
| tassantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tassarsi
|
| tassare {vt}
|
:: to tax
|
| tassarsi {vr}
|
:: To contribute
|
| tassativamente {adv}
|
:: peremptorily, strictly, absolutely, definitely
|
| tassatività {f}
|
:: peremptoriness
|
| tassativo {adj}
|
:: peremptory, strict, absolute, definite, imperative
|
| tassato {adj}
|
:: taxed, subject to duty
|
| tassatore {m}
|
:: taxer
|
| tassatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tassarsi
|
| tassazione {f}
|
:: taxation
|
| tassellante {v}
|
:: present participle of tassellare
|
| tassellare {vt}
|
:: to dowel, plug
|
| tassellare {vt}
|
:: to cut a wedge (from)
|
| tassellato {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: tesselated
|
| tassellatura {f}
|
:: dowelling, plugging
|
| tassellatura {f} [mathematics]
|
:: tesselation
|
| tassellazione {f} [mathematics]
|
:: tesselation
|
| tassello {m}
|
:: plug, dowel (of wood etc)
|
| tassello {m}
|
:: gusset
|
| tassello {m}
|
:: wedge
|
| tassema {m} [linguistics]
|
:: taxeme
|
| tassesco {adj}
|
:: Characteristic of Torquato Tasso
|
| tassì {m} /tasˈsi/
|
:: taxi, taxicab
|
| tassiano {adj}
|
:: Related to, or characteristic of Torquato Tasso
|
| tassidermia {f}
|
:: taxidermy
|
| tassidermico {adj}
|
:: taxidermic
|
| tassidermista {mf}
|
:: taxidermist
|
| tassinaggio {m}
|
:: A taxi ride
|
| tassinaro {m}
|
:: taxi driver, cabbie
|
| tassista {mf}
|
:: taxi driver, cab driver
|
| tassista {mf}
|
:: taxicab operator, hacker
|
| tasso {m} /ˈtasso/
|
:: rate, level, percentage
|
| tasso {m}
|
:: badger (animal or hair)
|
| tasso {m}
|
:: yew
|
| Tasso {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tasso {prop}
|
:: Torquato Tasso, Italian writer
|
| tasso barbasso {m}
|
:: alternative form of tassobarbasso
|
| tassobarbasso {m} /tas.so.barˈbas.so/
|
:: mullein, great mullein, Aaron's rod (Verbascum thapsus)
|
| tasso del miele {m}
|
:: honey badger
|
| tasso di interesse {m}
|
:: interest rate
|
| tassodio {m}
|
:: swamp cypress (of genus Taxodium)
|
| tasso di sconto {m}
|
:: discount rate
|
| tasso naso di porco {m}
|
:: hog badger, greater hog badger (Arctonyx collari)
|
| tasso naso di porco {m}
|
:: synonym of tasso porcino
|
| Tassoni {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tassonomia {f} [systematics]
|
:: taxonomy
|
| tassonomicamente {adv}
|
:: taxonomically
|
| tassonomico {adj}
|
:: taxonomic, taxonomical
|
| tassonomista {mf}
|
:: taxonomist
|
| tasso porcino {m}
|
:: synonym of tasso naso di porco
|
| tastamento {m}
|
:: grope
|
| tastamento {m}
|
:: probe
|
| tastante {v}
|
:: present participle of tastare
|
| tastare {vt}
|
:: to feel, grope, cop a feel
|
| tastare {vt}
|
:: to probe
|
| tastare il terreno {v}
|
:: to test the waters
|
| tastare il terreno {v}
|
:: to dip one's toe in the water
|
| tastare il terreno {v}
|
:: to put out feelers
|
| tastatore {m}
|
:: feeler pin, tracer point
|
| tasteggiamento {m}
|
:: (light) touch
|
| tasteggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tasteggiare
|
| tasteggiare {vt}
|
:: to touch lightly
|
| tasteggiare {vt}
|
:: to finger [a keyboard]
|
| tasteggiatura {f}
|
:: synonym of tasteggiamento
|
| tastiera {f} [computing, music]
|
:: keyboard
|
| tastiera {f} [music]
|
:: fingerboard
|
| tastierina {f} [computing]
|
:: keypad
|
| tastierino {m} [computing]
|
:: keypad
|
| tastierista {mf}
|
:: keyboard player
|
| tastierista {mf}
|
:: keyboardist, typist
|
| tastino {m}
|
:: A small key (such as the on/off key, typically on the side of a smartphone or tablet)
|
| tasto {m} /ˈtasto/
|
:: (on a computer keyboard, musical instrument, device, etc.) key, button
|
| tasto {m}
|
:: touch, feel
|
| tasto {m} [music]
|
:: fret, fingerboard
|
| tastoni {adv}
|
:: By feel or by touch
|
| tastoni {adv}
|
:: gropingly
|
| tasto telegrafico {m}
|
:: Morse key, telegraph key
|
| tata {f}
|
:: governess (or any young woman looking after children)
|
| tata {f}
|
:: big sister
|
| tatanai {m}
|
:: alternative form of tananai
|
| tataro {m}
|
:: Tatar, Tartar (person, language (masculine only))
|
| tataro di Crimea {m}
|
:: Crimean Tatar
|
| tattera {f}
|
:: odds and ends
|
| tattera {f}
|
:: defect, flaw
|
| tattica {f}
|
:: tactics
|
| tattica {f}
|
:: stratagem
|
| tattica {f}
|
:: scheme
|
| tatticamente {adv}
|
:: tactically
|
| tatticismo {m}
|
:: The unscrupulous use of tactics, stratagems, or expedient maneuvers to further one's own ends
|
| tatticità {f} [chemistry]
|
:: tacticity
|
| tattico {adj}
|
:: tactical
|
| tattico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: tactic
|
| tattico {m}
|
:: tactic(s)
|
| tatticone {m}
|
:: tactician
|
| tatticone {m}
|
:: old fox (person with strategic abilities)
|
| tattile {adj}
|
:: tactile
|
| tattilità {f}
|
:: tactility
|
| tattilmente {adv}
|
:: tactilely, tangibly
|
| tattismo {m} [biology]
|
:: taxis, tropism
|
| tatto {m}
|
:: touch (sense of)
|
| tatto {m}
|
:: tact
|
| tatù {m}
|
:: armadillo
|
| tatuaggio {m}
|
:: tattoo (mark on skin)
|
| tatuante {v}
|
:: present participle of tatuare
|
| tatuare {v}
|
:: to tattoo
|
| tatuatore {m}
|
:: tattooist, tattoo artist
|
| tau {mf}
|
:: tau (Greek letter)
|
| Taumante {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Thaumas
|
| taumatropio {m}
|
:: thaumatrope
|
| taumaturga {f}
|
:: female equivalent of taumaturgo
|
| taumaturgicamente {adv}
|
:: thaumaturgically
|
| taumaturgico {adj}
|
:: thaumaturgical, thaumaturgic
|
| taumaturgo {m}
|
:: thaumaturge
|
| tauone {m} [physics]
|
:: tau lepton, tauon
|
| tauonico {adj} [physics]
|
:: tauonic
|
| Taurasi {prop}
|
:: Taurasi (town)
|
| Taurasi {m}
|
:: A fine red wine made in Campania from Aglianico grapes
|
| Tauride {prop}
|
:: Tauris
|
| tauriforme {adj}
|
:: Having the form of a bull
|
| taurina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: taurine
|
| taurino {adj}
|
:: taurine, bull (attributive), of a bull
|
| tauro {m} [poetic] /ˈtau̯.ro/
|
:: bull
|
| tauro {m} [poetic, astronomy]
|
:: Taurus (constellation)
|
| tauro {m} [poetic, astrology]
|
:: Taurus (zodiac sign)
|
| tauromachia {f} [bullfighting]
|
:: tauromachy
|
| tauromorfo {adj}
|
:: synonym of tauriforme
|
| taurotrago {m}
|
:: eland (of the genus Taurotragus)
|
| tautocronismo {m} [physics] /tau̯.to.kroˈnis.mo/
|
:: The property of being tautochronous
|
| tautocronismo {m}
|
:: synonym of isocronismo
|
| tautocrono {adj} [physics] /tau̯ˈtɔ.kro.no/
|
:: tautochronous (occupying the same time)
|
| tautocrono {adj}
|
:: synonym of isocrono
|
| tautogramma {m}
|
:: tautogram
|
| tautologia {f}
|
:: tautology
|
| tautologicamente {adv}
|
:: tautologically
|
| tautologico {adj}
|
:: tautological
|
| tautologizzare {v}
|
:: To tautologize
|
| tautomeria {f} [chemistry]
|
:: tautomerism
|
| tautomero {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: tautomeric
|
| tautonimo {m}
|
:: tautonym
|
| tautosillabico {adj}
|
:: tautosyllabic
|
| Tav {prop}
|
:: alternative case form of TAV (especially in newspapers)
|
| TAV {prop}
|
:: acronym of Treno ad Alta Velocità
|
| TAV {prop} [specifically]
|
:: the planned high-speed link between Italy (Turin) and France (Lyons)
|
| tavella {f}
|
:: A form of hollow tile
|
| tavellato {adj}
|
:: Made with tavella tiles
|
| tavellone {m}
|
:: tavella
|
| taverna {f} /taˈvɛr.na/
|
:: tavern
|
| tavernaio {m}
|
:: taverner
|
| tavernetta {f}
|
:: rumpus room
|
| taverniera {f}
|
:: female equivalent of taverniere
|
| taverniere {m}
|
:: publican, landlord (tavern keeper)
|
| Tavignano {prop}
|
:: A river that flows in Corsica
|
| tavola {f} [furniture]
|
:: table
|
| tavola {f}
|
:: table (grid of data)
|
| tavola {f}
|
:: board, panel, plank, slab (thin piece of wood or other material)
|
| tavola {f}
|
:: plate (illustration)
|
| tavola {f} [art]
|
:: painting
|
| tavola calda {f}
|
:: diner
|
| tavolaccio {m}
|
:: plank-bed
|
| tavola da surf {f} /ˈta.vo.la .da ˈsurf/
|
:: surfboard
|
| tavola fredda {f}
|
:: snack bar
|
| tavolame {m}
|
:: planking
|
| tavolame {m}
|
:: lumber, timber
|
| tavola per impasto {f}
|
:: kneading trough
|
| tavola periodica {f}
|
:: periodic table
|
| tavola pitagorica {f} [maths]
|
:: multiplication table
|
| Tavolara {prop}
|
:: Tavolara (small island)
|
| tavola reale {f}
|
:: backgammon
|
| tavola rotonda {f}
|
:: round table
|
| tavolata {f}
|
:: table
|
| tavolato {m}
|
:: planking, boarding, boards (wooden flooring)
|
| tavolato {m}
|
:: boardwalk
|
| tavolato {m}
|
:: plateau
|
| tavolella {f}
|
:: A small table
|
| tavoletta {f}
|
:: small table
|
| tavoletta {f}
|
:: tablet, bar (especially of chocolate), cake, slab
|
| tavoletta {f}
|
:: toilet seat
|
| tavoletta {f} [art]
|
:: A painting, often consisting of several panes, executed on a tabletop
|
| tavoliere {m}
|
:: tableland
|
| tavoliere {m}
|
:: board (for boardgame)
|
| tavolino {m}
|
:: [item of furniture] A small table, an occasional table, a card table
|
| tavolino {m}
|
:: stage of a microscope
|
| tavolino da salotto {m} [furniture]
|
:: coffee table
|
| tavolo {m} [furniture]
|
:: table, board, desk
|
| tavolo {m} [art]
|
:: board, panel
|
| tavolo da cena {m} [furniture]
|
:: dinner table
|
| tavolo da lavoro {m}
|
:: worktable
|
| tavolo da pranzo {m} [furniture]
|
:: dining table
|
| tavolone {m}
|
:: large table
|
| tavolone {m}
|
:: batten (strip of wood used in construction)
|
| tavolozza {f}
|
:: A palette (board and range of colors)
|
| taxi {m} /ˈtaksi/
|
:: taxi
|
| taxi-girl {f}
|
:: A nightclub hostess (paid to dance with, and entertain, customers)
|
| taxi-girl {f} [colloquial]
|
:: prostitute
|
| taxista {mf}
|
:: alternative form of tassista
|
| taylorismo {m} [economics]
|
:: Taylorism
|
| tayloristico {adj} [economics]
|
:: Taylor's, Tayloristic
|
| tazebao {m}
|
:: dazibao
|
| Tazio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| tazza {f} /ˈtattsa/
|
:: cup, mug
|
| tazza {f} [slang]
|
:: toilet bowl
|
| tazzetta {f}
|
:: A small cup
|
| tazzetta {f}
|
:: A variety of narcissus
|
| tazzina {f}
|
:: coffee cup (espresso size)
|
| tazzone {m}
|
:: mug (large cup)
|
| Tbn. {n} [music]
|
:: abbreviation of trombone
|
| te {pron} [disjunctive, emphatic] /te/
|
:: you
|
| te {pron}
|
:: alternative form of ti
|
| tè {m}
|
:: tea
|
| team {m}
|
:: team (group of people)
|
| teandria {f}
|
:: theandry
|
| teandrico {adj}
|
:: theandric, theanthropic
|
| teandrismo {m}
|
:: theanthropism
|
| teanina {f}
|
:: theanine
|
| teantropia {f}
|
:: theanthropy
|
| teatino {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Chieti or the Chieti people
|
| teatino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Chieti
|
| teatrabile {adj}
|
:: theatrical
|
| teatrale {adj}
|
:: theatrical, theatre (attributive), theater (attributive), stage (attributive), drama (attributive), acting
|
| teatralità {f}
|
:: theatricality
|
| teatralmente {adv}
|
:: theatrically
|
| teatrante {mf}
|
:: actor
|
| teatrino {m}
|
:: toy theatre
|
| teatrino {m}
|
:: puppet theatre
|
| teatro {m}
|
:: theatre, theater (building where plays are performed)
|
| teatro {m}
|
:: movie theater, cinema
|
| teatro {m}
|
:: drama (theatrical plays in general)
|
| tebaico {adj}
|
:: synonym of tebano
|
| tebaide {f}
|
:: hermitage
|
| Tebaide {prop}
|
:: Thebaid
|
| tebaina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thebaine
|
| tebaismo {m}
|
:: opiumism
|
| Tebaldello {prop} [rare]
|
:: given name
|
| Tebaldi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tebaldo {prop}
|
:: Theobald, Thybald
|
| tebano {adj}
|
:: Theban
|
| Tebe {prop}
|
:: Tebe (<<ancient>> Egyptian <<city>>)
|
| Tebe {prop}
|
:: Tebe (<<ancient>> Greek <<city>> in <<r/Boeotia>>)
|
| Tebe {prop}
|
:: Tebe (modern city)
|
| -teca {suffix}
|
:: Used to form nouns meaning a library, gallery or similar collection of things
|
| teca {f}
|
:: A small reliquary
|
| tecca {f} [Tuscan, uncommon] /ˈtek.ka/
|
:: alternative form of teccola
|
| tecca {f} [central Italy]
|
:: synonym of pittima minore
|
| tecca {f} [central Italy]
|
:: synonym of pittima reale
|
| teccola {f} [Tuscan] /ˈtek.ko.la/
|
:: spot, fleck
|
| teccola {f} [figurative, Tuscan]
|
:: flaw, fault
|
| teccola {f} [Central Italy]
|
:: synonym of voltolino
|
| techno {m} [music]
|
:: techno
|
| Tecla {prop}
|
:: Thecla, Thekla
|
| tecnetato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: technetate
|
| tecneto {m} [rare, chemistry] /tekˈnɛto/
|
:: technetium
|
| tecnezio {m} [chemistry] /tekˈnɛttsjo/
|
:: technetium
|
| tecnica {f} /ˈtɛknika/
|
:: technique
|
| tecnicalità {f}
|
:: technicality
|
| tecnicamente {adv}
|
:: technically
|
| tecnicamente {adv}
|
:: technologically
|
| tecnicismo {m}
|
:: technicality
|
| tecnicismo {m}
|
:: technical jargon, technical term
|
| tecnicista {mf}
|
:: technician
|
| tecnicistico {adj}
|
:: (excessively) technical
|
| tecnicità {f}
|
:: technicality, technicalness
|
| tecnicizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tecnicizzare
|
| tecnicizzare {vt}
|
:: to technicalize
|
| tecnicizzato {adj}
|
:: technicalized
|
| tecnicizzazione {f}
|
:: technicalization
|
| tecnico {adj}
|
:: technical
|
| tecnico {m}
|
:: technician
|
| tecnico {m}
|
:: engineer
|
| tecnifermione {m} [physics]
|
:: technifermion
|
| tecnigrafo {m}
|
:: drafting machine
|
| tecno- {prefix}
|
:: techno-
|
| tecnocrate {mf}
|
:: technocrat
|
| tecnocraticamente {adv}
|
:: technocratically
|
| tecnocratico {adj}
|
:: technocratic
|
| tecnocrazia {f}
|
:: technocracy
|
| tecnofibra {f}
|
:: man-made fibre
|
| tecnofilia {f}
|
:: technophilia
|
| tecnofilo {m}
|
:: technophile
|
| tecnofobia {f}
|
:: technophobia
|
| tecnofobo {m}
|
:: technophobe
|
| tecnologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tecnologo
|
| tecnologia {f}
|
:: technology
|
| tecnologia {f}
|
:: technique
|
| tecnologicamente {adv}
|
:: technologically
|
| tecnologico {adj}
|
:: technological
|
| tecnologizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tecnologizzare
|
| tecnologizzare {vt}
|
:: to make technological, technologize
|
| tecnologo {m}
|
:: technologist
|
| tecnopatia {f}
|
:: technopathy
|
| tecnopatico {adj}
|
:: technopathic
|
| tecnopegnio {m}
|
:: synonym of calligramma
|
| tecnopolimero {m}
|
:: technopolymer
|
| tecnoscienza {f}
|
:: technoscience
|
| tecnostress {m}
|
:: technostress
|
| tecnostruttura {f}
|
:: technostructure
|
| tecnotronica {f}
|
:: technotronics
|
| tecnotronico {adj}
|
:: technotronic
|
| teco {prep} [archaic, literary] /ˈteko/
|
:: with you
|
| tecodonte {adj}
|
:: thecodont
|
| tecoteca {f}
|
:: tea house
|
| tectonica {f}
|
:: alternative form of tettonica
|
| tectonico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of tettonico
|
| teda {f} [marriage]
|
:: bridal torch
|
| teda {f} [botany]
|
:: pine
|
| tedesca {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tedesco
|
| tedescamente {adv}
|
:: Germanly
|
| tedescante {adj}
|
:: synonym of tedescofilo
|
| tedescheggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tedescheggiare
|
| tedescheggiare {vi}
|
:: to Germanize
|
| tedescheria {f}
|
:: Boche, Kraut
|
| Tedeschi {prop}
|
:: Germans (the German people)
|
| tedeschismo {m}
|
:: Germanism
|
| tedeschizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tedeschizzare
|
| tedeschizzare {vt}
|
:: To Germanize
|
| tedeschizzazione {f}
|
:: Germanization
|
| tedesco {adj} /teˈdes.ko/
|
:: German; of Germany
|
| tedesco {m}
|
:: German language
|
| tedesco {m}
|
:: (male) German person
|
| Tedesco {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tedescofilia {f}
|
:: Germanophilia
|
| tedescofilo {adj}
|
:: Germanophile
|
| tedescofilo {m}
|
:: Germanophile
|
| tedescofobia {f}
|
:: Germanophobia
|
| tedescofobo {adj}
|
:: Germanophobe
|
| tedescofobo {m}
|
:: Germanophobe
|
| tedescofono {adj}
|
:: Germanophone
|
| tedescofono {m}
|
:: Germanophone
|
| tedescume {m}
|
:: Krauts
|
| tedeum {m}
|
:: Te Deum
|
| tediante {v}
|
:: present participle of tediare
|
| tediare {vt} [literary] /teˈdja.re/
|
:: to bother, annoy
|
| tediare {vt} [literary]
|
:: to bore
|
| tediarsi {v} /teˈdjar.si/
|
:: reflexive of tediare
|
| tediarsi {vi} [literary]
|
:: to be bothered or annoyed
|
| tediarsi {vi} [literary]
|
:: to be bored
|
| tedio {m} /ˈtɛ.djo/
|
:: tedium, boredom
|
| tediosamente {adv}
|
:: tediously, boringly
|
| tediosamente {adv}
|
:: bothersomely
|
| tediosità {f} /te.djo.ziˈta/
|
:: tediousness, boredom
|
| tediosità {f}
|
:: bother
|
| tedioso {adj} [literary] /teˈdjo.zo/
|
:: tedious, boring, dull
|
| tedioso {adj} [literary]
|
:: bothersome
|
| tedofora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tedoforo
|
| tedoforo {m}
|
:: torchbearer
|
| Teduccio {prop}
|
:: Theodosius
|
| teff {m}
|
:: teff
|
| teflonante {v}
|
:: present participle of teflonare
|
| teflonare {vt}
|
:: To coat with teflon
|
| teflonato {adj}
|
:: teflon-coated
|
| teflonato {adj}
|
:: non-stick
|
| tè freddo {m}
|
:: iced tea
|
| tefrite {f} [geology]
|
:: tephrite
|
| tefromanzia {f}
|
:: tephromancy
|
| tega {f}
|
:: pod (of a bean etc)
|
| tega {f} [slang]
|
:: penis
|
| tega {f}
|
:: fishbone
|
| tegamata {f}
|
:: pan (quantity), panful
|
| tegame {m} /teˈɡa.me/
|
:: pan (for cooking; especially a frying pan)
|
| tegamino {m}
|
:: diminutive of tegame: small frying pan
|
| tegenaria {f}
|
:: funnel weaver (of genus Tegenaria)
|
| tegghia {f}
|
:: alternative form of teglia
|
| Tegghiaio {prop} [rare]
|
:: given name
|
| teglia {f}
|
:: tin, tray or sheet for baking
|
| teglia {f} [by extension]
|
:: the quantity of food contained in such tin etc
|
| teglia {f}
|
:: large-brimmed hat worn by some priests
|
| tegliata {f}
|
:: trayful
|
| tegnente {adj}
|
:: alternative form of tenente
|
| tegola {f}
|
:: tile (roofing)
|
| tegola d'ardesia {f}
|
:: slate (for writing on)
|
| tegolina {f}
|
:: synonym of fagiolino
|
| tegolone {m}
|
:: large (roofing) tile
|
| tegumentale {adj}
|
:: integumental
|
| tegumentario {adj}
|
:: integumental (Variant of: tegumentale)
|
| tegumento {m} [botany] /te.ɡuˈmen.to/
|
:: integument
|
| Teheran {prop}
|
:: Teheran (capital city)
|
| Teia {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Theia
|
| teicoltore {m}
|
:: tea grower
|
| teicoltura {f}
|
:: tea growing
|
| teiera {f} /teˈjɛ.ra/
|
:: teapot
|
| teina {f}
|
:: theine
|
| teina {f}
|
:: caffeine (when in tea)
|
| teismo {m}
|
:: theism
|
| teista {mf}
|
:: theist
|
| teistico {adj}
|
:: theistic
|
| tek {m}
|
:: teak
|
| tela {f}
|
:: cloth
|
| tela {f}
|
:: canvas
|
| tela {f}
|
:: curtain (theatre)
|
| telaggio {m}
|
:: weave, weaving
|
| telaino {m}
|
:: The trellis on which silkworms are bred
|
| telaino {m}
|
:: The frame on which honeycombs are held
|
| telaio {m}
|
:: loom, frame (frame in which to weave)
|
| telaio {m}
|
:: frame (structural element of a constructed object)
|
| telaio {m}
|
:: chassis, frame (the base frame of a motor vehicle)
|
| telaio {m}
|
:: computer case
|
| telaio {m}
|
:: bedstead
|
| telaistica {m} [automotive]
|
:: frame (of a motor vehicle)
|
| telamone {m}
|
:: telamon, atlas
|
| Telamone {prop}
|
:: Telamon
|
| telangettasia {f}
|
:: telangiectasia
|
| telangiectasia {f} [pathology]
|
:: telangiectasia
|
| telare {v}
|
:: To run away
|
| telaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of telaio
|
| telato {adj}
|
:: linen (attributive)
|
| tele- {prefix}
|
:: tele- (all senses)
|
| tele {f} [colloquial]
|
:: telly [UK], TV
|
| teleabbonato {m}
|
:: A paying subscriber to a TV company
|
| teleacquisto {m}
|
:: teleshopping
|
| teleallarme {m}
|
:: remote alarm (to warn of intruders, or to summon help)
|
| teleangectasia {f} [pathology]
|
:: telangiectasia
|
| teleannunciatore {m}
|
:: television announcer
|
| telearma {f} [military] /te.leˈar.ma/
|
:: guided weapon
|
| teleascoltatore {m}
|
:: viewer (of TV programs)
|
| teleaudiovisivo {adj}
|
:: teleaudiovisual
|
| teleautografia {f}
|
:: teleautography
|
| teleautografo {m}
|
:: teleautograph
|
| telebanda {f} [computing]
|
:: punched tape
|
| telebomba {f} [military]
|
:: (air-launched) guided bomb
|
| teleborsa {f}
|
:: ticker tape service
|
| telecamera {f}
|
:: television camera
|
| telecardiologia {f}
|
:: telecardiology
|
| telecettore {m}
|
:: telereceptor
|
| telechirurgia {f} [surgery]
|
:: telesurgery
|
| telecinematografia {f}
|
:: telecine (system and transmission)
|
| telecinesi {f}
|
:: telekinesis
|
| telecinetico {adj}
|
:: telekinetic
|
| telecittà {f}
|
:: television studios and associated buildings
|
| telecomandante {v}
|
:: present participle of telecomandare
|
| telecomandare {vt}
|
:: To operate something by remote control
|
| telecomandato {adj}
|
:: remote-controlled
|
| telecomando {m}
|
:: remote control, clicker, flipper
|
| telecommentatore {m}
|
:: television commentator
|
| telecomunicare {v}
|
:: To telecommunicate
|
| telecomunicazione {f}
|
:: Any particular telecommunications system
|
| teleconferenza {f}
|
:: teleconference
|
| teleconsulto {m}
|
:: teleconsultation
|
| telecontrollante {v}
|
:: present participle of telecontrollare
|
| telecontrollare {vt}
|
:: To operate by remote control
|
| telecontrollo {m}
|
:: remote monitoring
|
| telecopia {f}
|
:: telecopy, fax
|
| telecopiatore {m}
|
:: telecopier, fax machine
|
| telecopiatrice {f}
|
:: telecopier, fax machine
|
| telecopiatura {f}
|
:: telecopying, faxing
|
| telecrazia {f}
|
:: teleocracy
|
| telecronaca {f}
|
:: television report
|
| telecronista {mf}
|
:: TV commentator
|
| telecuore {m}
|
:: telecardiogram
|
| telediagnosi {f}
|
:: telediagnosis
|
| teledialisi {f}
|
:: teledialysis
|
| telediastolico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: telediastolic
|
| teledidattica {f}
|
:: teledidactics
|
| telediffondente {v}
|
:: present participle of telediffondere
|
| telediffondere {vt}
|
:: To broadcast (by television)
|
| telediffusione {f}
|
:: radio or TV broadcasting
|
| telediffusore {m}
|
:: broadcaster (especially TV)
|
| teledipendente {mf}
|
:: couch potato (TV addict)
|
| teledipendenza {f}
|
:: synonym of videodipendenza
|
| teledistribuzione {f}
|
:: cable TV network
|
| teledocumentazione {f}
|
:: teledocumentation
|
| teledramma {m}
|
:: teleplay
|
| teledrin {m}
|
:: pager, beeper
|
| teleelaborazione {f} [computing]
|
:: teleprocessing
|
| teleelettroencefalografia {f}
|
:: teleelectroencephalography (remote electroencephalography)
|
| telefax {m}
|
:: fax (machine or document)
|
| teleferica {f} /te.leˈfɛ.ri.ka/
|
:: cableway, aerial ropeway, telpher
|
| teleferico {adj} /te.leˈfɛ.ri.ko/
|
:: cableway, ropeway, telpher (attributive)
|
| teleferista {mf}
|
:: cableway, ropeway or telpher operator
|
| telefilm {m}
|
:: A single episode of a television series
|
| telefilm {m}
|
:: television series; television serial
|
| Telefo {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Telephus
|
| telefonante {v}
|
:: present participle of telefonare
|
| telefonantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of telefonarsi
|
| telefonare {vit} [a]
|
:: to telephone (someone); to make a phone call
|
| telefonarsi {vr}
|
:: To talk to someone on the telephone
|
| telefonata {f} /te.le.foˈna.ta/
|
:: A phone call
|
| telefonatore {m} [familiar, often jocular] /te.le.fo.naˈto.re/
|
:: telephoner, phoner [male]
|
| telefonatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of telefonarsi
|
| telefonatrice {f} [familiar, often jocular] /te.le.fo.naˈtri.t͡ʃe/
|
:: female equivalent of telefonatore
|
| telefonia {f}
|
:: telephony
|
| telefonia fissa {f}
|
:: landline (fixed telephone communications cable)
|
| telefonicamente {adv}
|
:: telephonically (by means of a telephone)
|
| telefonico {adj} [attributive] /te.leˈfɔ.ni.ko/
|
:: telephone, phone
|
| telefonino {m} /te.le.foˈni.no/
|
:: diminutive of telefono
|
| telefonino {m}
|
:: mobile phone, mobile, cellphone, cellular
|
| telefonista {mf}
|
:: switchboard operator; telephonist
|
| telefono {m} /teˈlɛfono/
|
:: telephone, phone
|
| telefono cellulare {m}
|
:: cellular phone, cell phone, cellular, mobile phone
|
| teleforo {m}
|
:: a cableway system in which material is transported by being attached to a moving cable
|
| telefoto {f}
|
:: telephoto (photograph taken with a telephoto lens)
|
| telefotografia {f}
|
:: telephotography
|
| telefotografia {f}
|
:: telephoto, telephotograph (photograph taken with a telephoto lens, or one transmitted by telephony)
|
| telefotografico {adj}
|
:: telephotographic
|
| telegenico {adj}
|
:: telegenic
|
| telegestione {f} [computing]
|
:: remote management (of a server or other device/system)
|
| telegiornale {m}
|
:: television news programme
|
| telegiornalismo {m}
|
:: television journalism
|
| telegiornalista {mf}
|
:: television journalist
|
| telegiornalista {mf}
|
:: newscaster
|
| Telegono {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Telegonus
|
| telegrafante {v}
|
:: present participle of telegrafare
|
| telegrafare {vit}
|
:: to telegraph, cable
|
| telegrafia {f}
|
:: telegraphy
|
| telegraficamente {adv}
|
:: by telegram, telegraphically
|
| telegraficamente {adv}
|
:: concisely, briefly
|
| telegrafico {adj} /te.leɡˈra.fi.ko/
|
:: telegraph (attributive)
|
| telegrafico {adj}
|
:: telegraphic
|
| telegrafista {mf}
|
:: telegraphist
|
| telegrafista {mf}
|
:: telegraph operator
|
| telegrafo {m}
|
:: telegraph
|
| telegrafo {m}
|
:: telegraph office
|
| telegrafonico {adj}
|
:: telegraphic
|
| telegramma {m}
|
:: telegram
|
| teleguida {f}
|
:: remote control
|
| teleguidante {v}
|
:: present participle of teleguidare
|
| teleguidare {vt}
|
:: To operate by remote control
|
| teleguidato {adj}
|
:: remote control (attributive)
|
| teleguidato {adj}
|
:: remote-controlled
|
| teleimbonitore {m}
|
:: television salesman / evangelist
|
| teleimpiego {m}
|
:: remote working
|
| teleinformatica {f}
|
:: teleinformatics, remote computing
|
| telelavoratore {m}
|
:: telecommuter, teleworker
|
| telelavorista {mf}
|
:: teleworker
|
| telelavoro {m}
|
:: telecommuting, telework
|
| telelettura {f}
|
:: remote reading
|
| telelibera {f}
|
:: private television broadcasting
|
| telelibera {f}
|
:: closed-circuit television
|
| Telemaco {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Telemachus
|
| Telemaco {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| telemanipolatore {m}
|
:: telemanipulator
|
| telemarketing {m}
|
:: telemarketing
|
| telemat {m}
|
:: A public telephone that works with coins, tokens and/or magnetic cards
|
| telematica {f}
|
:: telematics
|
| telematica {f}
|
:: telecoms
|
| telematica {f}
|
:: data transmission
|
| telematicamente {adv}
|
:: telematically
|
| telematico {adj}
|
:: telematic
|
| telematico {m}
|
:: expert in telematics
|
| telematizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of telematizzare
|
| telematizzare {v}
|
:: to organize a system or service by using telematics
|
| telemeccanica {f}
|
:: telemechanics
|
| telemeccanico {adj}
|
:: telemechanical
|
| telemedicina {f} [medicine]
|
:: telemedicine
|
| telemessaggio {m}
|
:: televised message or speech
|
| telemetraggio {m}
|
:: rangefinding (measurement of distance using a rangefinder)
|
| telemetrante {v}
|
:: present participle of telemetrare
|
| telemetrare {vt}
|
:: to telemeter
|
| telemetria {f}
|
:: telemetry (all senses)
|
| telemetrico {adj}
|
:: telemetric
|
| telemetrista {m}
|
:: telemetrist (telemeter operator)
|
| telemetrista {m}
|
:: range finder
|
| telemetro {m}
|
:: rangefinder
|
| telemisura {f}
|
:: telemetry (system or data)
|
| telemisurazione {f}
|
:: telemetry (system)
|
| telencefalo {m}
|
:: telencephalon; endbrain; cerebrum
|
| telenotiziario {m}
|
:: television news (programme)
|
| telenovela {f}
|
:: telenovela (especially one from South America)
|
| teleobiettivo {m}
|
:: telephoto lens
|
| teleologia {f} /te.le.o.loˈdʒi.a/
|
:: teleology
|
| teleologico {adj}
|
:: teleological
|
| teleoperatore {m}
|
:: teleoperator
|
| teleosteo {m}
|
:: Any ray-finned fish of the infraclass Teleostei
|
| telepass {m}
|
:: electronic toll collection (on Italian motorways)
|
| telepatia {f}
|
:: telepathy
|
| telepaticamente {adv}
|
:: telepathically
|
| telepatico {adj}
|
:: telepathic
|
| telepedaggio {m}
|
:: Any of several automatic toll-collecting systems that detect a car's position on a motorway
|
| teleporto {m}
|
:: teleport (satellite ground station)
|
| telepredica {f}
|
:: television preaching
|
| telepredicatore {m}
|
:: televangelist
|
| telepresenza {f}
|
:: telepresence
|
| teleprogramma {m}
|
:: TV programme
|
| teleproietto {m} [military]
|
:: guided weapon
|
| telepromozione {f}
|
:: plug (by a celebrity promoting a product)
|
| telequiz {m}
|
:: television quiz
|
| teleradiografia {f}
|
:: teleradiography
|
| teleradioterapia {f}
|
:: Remote radiotherapy
|
| teleradiotrasmesso {adj}
|
:: simulcasted
|
| teleradiotrasmettente {v}
|
:: present participle of teleradiotrasmettere
|
| teleradiotrasmettere {vt}
|
:: to simulcast; to broadcast by radio and television simultaneously
|
| teleraffrescamento {m}
|
:: district cooling
|
| teleria {f}
|
:: textiles, fabric
|
| teleria {f}
|
:: draper's (shop)
|
| telericevente {adj}
|
:: television receiving (attributive)
|
| telericevere {v}
|
:: To receive television broadcasts
|
| telericezione {f}
|
:: television reception
|
| telerilevamento {m}
|
:: remote sensing
|
| teleripetitore {m}
|
:: television repeater
|
| teleripresa {f}
|
:: telephoto or distance shot (in film)
|
| teleripresa {f}
|
:: televising
|
| teleriscaldamento {m}
|
:: district heating
|
| teleriscaldare {v}
|
:: To provide district heating
|
| teleromanzo {m}
|
:: TV miniseries
|
| teleruttore {m}
|
:: remote control switch
|
| teleschermo {m}
|
:: television screen
|
| teleschermo {m}
|
:: telescreen
|
| telescopia {f}
|
:: telescopy
|
| telescopico {adj}
|
:: telescopic
|
| telescopio {m}
|
:: telescope
|
| telescopio solare {m}
|
:: solar telescope
|
| telescritto {adj} /te.lesˈkrit.to/
|
:: written by a teleprinter
|
| telescritto {m}
|
:: A text received and printed by means of a teleprinter
|
| telescrivente {f}
|
:: teleprinter
|
| telescrivente {f}
|
:: telex
|
| telescrivente {f}
|
:: news ticker
|
| telescriventista {mf}
|
:: teleprinter operator
|
| telescuola {f}
|
:: educational TV broadcasting
|
| telesegnalazione {f}
|
:: remote signalling
|
| teleselettivo {adj}
|
:: direct-dialling; STD (attributive)
|
| teleselezione {f}
|
:: subscriber trunk dialling (STD)
|
| teleseminario {m}
|
:: synonym of seminario in rete
|
| telesina {f}
|
:: synonym of teresina
|
| Telesio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Telesio {prop}
|
:: Bernardino Telesio, Italian philosopher and naturalist
|
| telesismo {m}
|
:: teleseism
|
| telesoccorso {m}
|
:: helpline (telephone help service)
|
| telesonda {f}
|
:: synonym of radiosonda
|
| telesondaggio {m}
|
:: radio sounding
|
| telesorveglianza {f}
|
:: telesurveillance
|
| telespazzatura {f} [colloquial, derogatory]
|
:: trash TV, junk TV
|
| telespettatore {m}
|
:: A viewer, a television watcher
|
| telespia {f}
|
:: telephone bug (to intercept telephone conversations)
|
| telestampa {f}
|
:: Transmission of newspaper articles by teleprinter
|
| telestampante {f}
|
:: teleprinter
|
| telestesia {f}
|
:: telesthesia
|
| telestico {m}
|
:: telesticon
|
| teletaxe {m}
|
:: telephone meter
|
| teletecnico {m}
|
:: television technician
|
| teletermografia {f}
|
:: telethermography
|
| teletext {m}
|
:: Teletext
|
| telethon {m}
|
:: telethon
|
| teletrasmesso {adj}
|
:: broadcast
|
| teletrasmettente {v}
|
:: present participle of teletrasmettere
|
| teletrasmettere {vt}
|
:: to broadcast by television; to televise
|
| teletrasmettere {vt}
|
:: to transmit something a distance
|
| teletrasmettitore {m}
|
:: television transmitter
|
| teletrasmissione {f}
|
:: telecast (television transmission)
|
| teletrasmittente {adj}
|
:: television broadcasting (attributive)
|
| teletrasmittente {f}
|
:: television station
|
| teletrasportante {v}
|
:: present participle of teletrasportare
|
| teletrasportantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of teletrasportarsi
|
| teletrasportare {vti}
|
:: To teleport (sci fi)
|
| teletrasportarsi {vr}
|
:: To teleport (oneself)
|
| teletrasporto {m}
|
:: teleportation
|
| teletrattamento {m} [computing]
|
:: teleprocessing
|
| teletruffa {f}
|
:: telesales scam
|
| teletta {f}
|
:: interfacing (in clothes)
|
| teleutente {mf}
|
:: television subscriber
|
| televedere {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to see on television
|
| televendita {f}
|
:: Product sales on television
|
| televendita {f}
|
:: A TV home shopping programme
|
| televenditore {m}
|
:: teleseller
|
| televideo {m}
|
:: Teletext, videotext
|
| televisione {f}
|
:: television
|
| televisivo {adj} /televiˈzivo/
|
:: TV, television (attributive)
|
| televisore {m}
|
:: television set
|
| televoto {m}
|
:: phone voting (especially in the context of a television show)
|
| telex {m}
|
:: telex
|
| telex {adj}
|
:: telex (attributive)
|
| telferaggio {m}
|
:: telpherage
|
| telico {adj}
|
:: telic
|
| Tellaro {prop}
|
:: Tellaro (river)
|
| tellina {f} [zoology]
|
:: tellin
|
| tellina {f}
|
:: clam (Donax trunculus)
|
| tellurico {adj} [chemistry, geology]
|
:: telluric
|
| telluridrico {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tellurhydric
|
| tellurio {m} [chemistry]
|
:: tellurium
|
| telluroso {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: tellurous
|
| tellururo {m}
|
:: telluride
|
| telo {m}
|
:: sheet, cloth, length of cloth
|
| telocentrico {adj} [genetics]
|
:: telocentric
|
| telofase {f} [biology]
|
:: telophase
|
| telomerasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: telomerase
|
| telomerico {adj}
|
:: telomeric
|
| telomero {m} [genetics]
|
:: telomere
|
| telonato {adj}
|
:: Covered with tarpaulin
|
| telone {m}
|
:: A large piece of cloth
|
| telone {m}
|
:: tarpaulin
|
| tema {m} /ˈtɛma/
|
:: theme, subject
|
| tema {m} [linguistics]
|
:: stem
|
| tema {m}
|
:: thesis
|
| tema {f} /ˈtɛma/
|
:: fear
|
| tematica {f}
|
:: Main or basic theme
|
| tematico {adj}
|
:: thematic (all senses)
|
| tematizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tematizzare
|
| tematizzare {vt}
|
:: To thematize
|
| tematizzazione {f}
|
:: thematization
|
| temente {v}
|
:: present participle of temere
|
| tementesi {v}
|
:: present participle of temersi
|
| temenza {f}
|
:: timidity, shyness
|
| temenza {f}
|
:: fear
|
| temerariamente {adv}
|
:: rashly, recklessly
|
| temerariamente {adv}
|
:: audaciously, daringly
|
| temerarietà {f}
|
:: recklessness, rashness, temerity
|
| temerarietà {f}
|
:: boldness, derring-do
|
| temerario {adj}
|
:: reckless, rash
|
| temerario {m}
|
:: a reckless person
|
| temere {v}
|
:: to fear
|
| temere {v}
|
:: to beware
|
| temerità {f}
|
:: synonym of temerarietà
|
| temersi {vr}
|
:: To frighten each other (or oneself)
|
| temibile {adj} /teˈmi.bi.le/
|
:: frightful, frightening, formidable
|
| temibilissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of temibile
|
| temibilmente {adv}
|
:: formidably, frightfully
|
| temide {f}
|
:: justice, law
|
| Temistocle {prop}
|
:: Themistocles
|
| Temistocle {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Temo {prop}
|
:: Temo (river)
|
| temolo {m} /ˈtɛ.mo.lo/
|
:: grayling (Thymallus thymallus)
|
| temore {m} [obsolete]
|
:: alternative form of timore
|
| temoroso {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: alternative form of timoroso
|
| tempaccio {m}
|
:: filthy weather, foul weather
|
| tempaiolo {m}
|
:: suckling pig
|
| tempario {m}
|
:: time chart
|
| tempera {f} [painting] /ˈtɛm.pe.ra/
|
:: tempera, distemper (a water-based paint)
|
| tempera {f} [by extension, countable]
|
:: tempera painting
|
| tempera {f}
|
:: alternative form of tempra (tempering, hardening)
|
| temperalapis {m}
|
:: pencil sharpener
|
| temperamatite {m}
|
:: pencil sharpener
|
| temperamento {m}
|
:: temperament, disposition
|
| temperamine {m}
|
:: pencil sharpener
|
| temperante {v}
|
:: present participle of temperare
|
| temperante {adj}
|
:: moderate
|
| temperantemente {adv}
|
:: moderately
|
| temperanza {f}
|
:: temperance
|
| temperanza {f}
|
:: moderation
|
| temperare {vt}
|
:: to sharpen [a pencil, etc.]
|
| temperare {vt}
|
:: to temper [metal]
|
| temperare {vt}
|
:: to quench
|
| temperarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of temperare
|
| temperarsi {v}
|
:: to hold back from fulfilling one's instincts; to discipline oneself
|
| temperatamente {adv}
|
:: temperately, moderately
|
| temperativo {adj}
|
:: temperative, attenuative, mitigative
|
| temperato {adj}
|
:: moderate, temperate
|
| temperato {adj}
|
:: tempered (steel)
|
| temperatura {f} /temperaˈtura/
|
:: temperature (a measure of cold or hot, of a body or environment)
|
| temperatura percepita {f}
|
:: perceived temperature
|
| temperie {f}
|
:: climate
|
| temperie {f}
|
:: atmosphere
|
| temperino {m}
|
:: penknife
|
| tempesta {f}
|
:: storm, tempest
|
| tempesta {f}
|
:: shower (tempesta di pugni - shower of blows)
|
| tempesta di mare {f}
|
:: storm surge
|
| tempesta di neve {n}
|
:: drifter
|
| tempesta di sabbia {f}
|
:: sandstorm (strong wind carrying clouds of sand)
|
| tempesta in un bicchiere d'acqua {n}
|
:: storm in a teacup, storm in a teapot, storm in a teakettle
|
| tempestante {v}
|
:: present participle of tempestare
|
| tempestare {vt}
|
:: to rain [blows]
|
| tempestare {vt}
|
:: to bombard [with questions]
|
| tempestio {m}
|
:: hail shower
|
| tempestivamente {adv}
|
:: timely, forthwith
|
| tempestività {f}
|
:: timeliness
|
| tempestivo {adj}
|
:: timely, well-timed
|
| tempestosamente {adv}
|
:: wildly, violently, tempestuously
|
| tempestoso {adj}
|
:: stormy
|
| tempia {f} [anatomy]
|
:: temple (of the head)
|
| tempiere {m}
|
:: synonym of templare
|
| tempietto {m}
|
:: A small building, in the form of a temple, in a landscaped garden
|
| tempificante {v}
|
:: present participle of tempificare
|
| tempificare {vt}
|
:: To schedule or time
|
| tempificazione {f}
|
:: scheduling, timing
|
| tempio {m} [religion] /ˈtɛm.pjo/
|
:: temple
|
| tempio {m} [figurative, literary]
|
:: temple
|
| tempio {m} [by extension of the previous sense]
|
:: temple, capital, seat
|
| tempio {m} [literary]
|
:: the sky/heaven/paradise as a temple
|
| tempio {m}
|
:: the firmament as a temple
|
| tempismo {m}
|
:: carefulness or shrewdness in choosing the correct instant to act; timing
|
| tempista {mf}
|
:: A person with a good sense of timing
|
| tempista {mf}
|
:: timekeeper (sports etc)
|
| tempistica {f}
|
:: time needed to complete a task
|
| tempistica {f}
|
:: deadline
|
| templado {adj}
|
:: temperate (climate)
|
| templare {m}
|
:: Templar
|
| templare {adj}
|
:: Templar [attribute]
|
| templare {adj}
|
:: pertaining to a temple or the Knights Templar
|
| templaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of templario
|
| templario {m} [rare]
|
:: Templar
|
| templario {adj} [rare]
|
:: Templar [attribute]
|
| templario {adj} [rare]
|
:: pertaining to a temple or the Knights Templar
|
| templatizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of templatizzare
|
| templatizzare {v}
|
:: To templatize
|
| templo {m} [archaic] /ˈtɛm.plo/
|
:: alternative form of tempio
|
| tempo {m} /ˈtɛm.po/
|
:: time
|
| tempo {m}
|
:: time, age, period
|
| tempo {m}
|
:: part (of a film, show, etc.)
|
| tempo {m}
|
:: weather
|
| tempo {m} [music]
|
:: time, tempo, rhythm, beat, pulse
|
| tempo {m} [grammar]
|
:: tense
|
| tempo di guerra {m}
|
:: wartime
|
| tempo di pace {m}
|
:: peacetime
|
| tempo immemorabile {m}
|
:: time immemorial
|
| tempo libero {m}
|
:: free time, spare time, leisure
|
| tempone {m}
|
:: large amount or period of time
|
| tempone {m}
|
:: party, celebration, revelry
|
| tempora {f} {p} [Roman Catholicism, historical] /ˈtɛm.po.ra/
|
:: Ember days: days of fasting formerly prescribed for the Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of the first week of each season
|
| temporale {adj} [time]
|
:: time (attributive), temporal
|
| temporale {adj}
|
:: worldly, temporal, secular
|
| temporale {adj} [grammar]
|
:: of time, temporal
|
| temporale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: temporal
|
| temporale {m} [weather]
|
:: thunderstorm, storm, rainstorm
|
| temporale {m} [skeleton]
|
:: temporal, temporal bone
|
| temporale {m} [muscle]
|
:: temporalis, temporal muscle
|
| temporalesco {adj}
|
:: stormy, storm (attributive)
|
| temporalismo {m}
|
:: temporalism
|
| temporalità {f}
|
:: temporality
|
| temporalmente {adv}
|
:: temporally
|
| temporaneamente {adv}
|
:: temporarily, provisionally
|
| temporaneità {f}
|
:: temporariness
|
| temporaneo {adj}
|
:: temporary, provisional, interim, makeshift
|
| temporaneo {adj}
|
:: stopgap
|
| temporeggiamento {m}
|
:: temporizing
|
| temporeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of temporeggiare
|
| temporeggiare {vi}
|
:: to play for time; to temporize
|
| temporeggiare {vi} [military]
|
:: to postpone the coup de grace to wear down the enemy
|
| temporeggiare {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to adapt one's behavior to the circumstances
|
| temporeggiare {vt}
|
:: to postpone [a problem]; to sweep under the rug
|
| temporeggiatore {m}
|
:: temporizer
|
| temporeggiatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of temporeggiatore
|
| tempo restante {n}
|
:: time remaining
|
| temporizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of temporizzare
|
| temporizzare {vt}
|
:: to time
|
| temporizzatore {m}
|
:: timer [device]
|
| temporizzazione {f}
|
:: timing
|
| temporomandibolare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: temporomandibular
|
| temporoparietale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: temporoparietal
|
| temporoparietale {m} [muscle]
|
:: temporoparietalis, temporoparietalis muscle
|
| tempo supplementare {m} [sports]
|
:: extra time
|
| tempo trascorso {n}
|
:: time elapsed
|
| tempra {f}
|
:: tempering, hardening
|
| tempra {f}
|
:: temper (effect of tempering)
|
| tempra {f}
|
:: constitution, temperament
|
| temprabile {adj}
|
:: hardenable, temperable
|
| temprabilità {f}
|
:: hardenability, temperability
|
| temprante {v}
|
:: present participle of temprare
|
| tempranza {f}
|
:: alternative form of temperanza
|
| temprare {v}
|
:: to temper
|
| temprare {v}
|
:: to strengthen or toughen
|
| tempura {mf} /temˈpu.ra/
|
:: tempura
|
| tempuscolo {m}
|
:: moment (brief time period)
|
| tempuscolo {m} [physics]
|
:: An infinitesimal time period
|
| temulenza {f}
|
:: temulence
|
| temutissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of temuto
|
| temuto {adj}
|
:: dreaded
|
| temuto {adj}
|
:: frightening
|
| temutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of temersi
|
| tenace {adj}
|
:: strong
|
| tenace {adj}
|
:: lasting
|
| tenace {adj}
|
:: tenacious
|
| tenacemente {adv}
|
:: tenaciously
|
| tenacia {f}
|
:: tenacity
|
| tenacissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of tenace
|
| tenacità {f}
|
:: tenacity
|
| tenacolo {m} /teˈna.ko.lo/
|
:: tenaculum
|
| tenaglia {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: pincers, forceps
|
| tenagliare {v}
|
:: alternative form of tanagliare
|
| tenalgia {f} [pathology]
|
:: tendonalgia (pain associated with a tendon)
|
| tenario {adj}
|
:: infernal
|
| tenario {m}
|
:: A type of black marble from Laconia
|
| Tencalla {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tenda {f}
|
:: tent
|
| tenda {f}
|
:: curtain, blind, shade
|
| tenda {f}
|
:: awning, sunshade, sunblind
|
| tendaggio {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: curtains, drapes
|
| tendale {m}
|
:: marquee (large tent)
|
| tendalino {m}
|
:: awning
|
| tendame {m}
|
:: curtains, drapery
|
| tendente {v}
|
:: present participle of tendere
|
| tendente {adj}
|
:: tending (to)
|
| tendenza {f}
|
:: tendency, bent, inclination, proneness, propension
|
| tendenza {f}
|
:: trend, drift
|
| tendenza {f} [politics]
|
:: leaning, camp, party
|
| tendenziale {adj}
|
:: Related to a tendency, tendential
|
| tendenzialmente {adv}
|
:: tendentially, basically
|
| tendenziosamente {adv}
|
:: tendentiously
|
| tendenziosità {f}
|
:: tendentiousness
|
| tendenzioso {adj}
|
:: tendentious
|
| tender {v}
|
:: apocopic form of tendere
|
| tendere {vt}
|
:: to tighten
|
| tendere {vt}
|
:: to stretch
|
| tendere {vt}
|
:: to crane [the neck]
|
| tendere {vi}
|
:: to tend
|
| tendere {vi}
|
:: to draw [the bow]
|
| tendere una mano {v}
|
:: to help
|
| tendere una mano {v}
|
:: to offer help or assistance
|
| tenderometro {m}
|
:: tenderometer
|
| tendibile {adj}
|
:: tensile
|
| tendicatena {m}
|
:: chain stretcher
|
| tendicinghia {m}
|
:: belt tightener
|
| tendicollo {m}
|
:: collar stud
|
| tendifilo {m}
|
:: tension disk(s)
|
| tendina {f}
|
:: curtain
|
| tendina {f}
|
:: shutter (of a movie camera / projector)
|
| tendine {m} [anatomy] /ˈtɛndine/
|
:: tendon, sinew
|
| tendine d'Achille {m} [anatomy]
|
:: Achilles' tendon
|
| tendine di Achille {m}
|
:: Achilles’ tendon
|
| tendineo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: tendinous, tendon (attributive)
|
| tendinite {f} [pathology]
|
:: tendinitis
|
| tendinopatia {f} [pathology]
|
:: tendon condition; tendinopathy
|
| tendinoso {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: tendinous
|
| tendiscarpe {m}
|
:: shoe tree
|
| tenditelo {adj}
|
:: stretch (attributive)
|
| tenditoio {m}
|
:: tensioner
|
| tenditore {m}
|
:: turnbuckle
|
| tenditore {m}
|
:: expander, tightener
|
| tendone {m}
|
:: big top (circus tent)
|
| tendone {m}
|
:: marquee
|
| tendone {m}
|
:: door curtain
|
| tendopoli {f}
|
:: tent city
|
| tenebra {f}
|
:: darkness, gloom, night
|
| tenebrare {v}
|
:: To darken
|
| tenebrare {v}
|
:: To occlude
|
| tenebrore {m}
|
:: widespread darkness
|
| tenebrosamente {adv}
|
:: darkly, gloomily
|
| tenebrosamente {adv}
|
:: mysteriously
|
| tenebrosità {f}
|
:: darkness, dark, gloom
|
| tenebroso {adj}
|
:: dark, gloomy, creepy, anxiety inspiring
|
| tenebroso {adj}
|
:: mysterious
|
| Tenedo {prop}
|
:: Tenedo (island)
|
| tenente {adj} /teˈnɛn.te/
|
:: tenacious
|
| tenente {adj}
|
:: resistant
|
| tenente {m}
|
:: lieutenant
|
| tenentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tenersi
|
| tenenza {f}
|
:: lieutenancy
|
| tener {v}
|
:: apocopic form of tenere
|
| teneramente {adv}
|
:: tenderly
|
| teneramente {adv}
|
:: softly
|
| tener duro {v} [idiom]
|
:: stick to one's guns
|
| tenere {vt} /teˈne.re/
|
:: to hold
|
| tenere {v}
|
:: to set aside; to conserve
|
| tenere {v}
|
:: to hold [one's spot in line, etc.]
|
| tenere {v}
|
:: to reserve
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to keep
|
| tenere {vit}
|
:: to hold up; to sustain
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: continue to wear; to not remove [a garment]; to keep on [a garment]
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to take
|
| tenere {vt} [sometimes, southern Italy]
|
:: to have; to possess
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to treat (in a certain way)
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to have employed
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to manage
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: [of a speech, lesson, etc.] to carry out
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to have over or keep (at a place)
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to hold back [an impulse, feeling, etc.]
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to look over or take care of
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to assume or take up [a behavior, attitude, etc.]
|
| tenere {vt}
|
:: to take up [occupy space]
|
| tenere {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to contain
|
| tenere {vt} [military]
|
:: to defend [a position, etc.] from enemy attack
|
| tenere {vt} [journalism]
|
:: to continue coverage of uninteresting or unpressing news, in hopes of future developments
|
| tenere {vt} [literary]
|
:: to consider or deem; to hold to be
|
| tenere {vt} [archaic]
|
:: to refrain from spending; to be stingy
|
| tenere {vi}
|
:: [of a glue, etc.] to stick or attach well
|
| tenere {vi}
|
:: to be airtight
|
| tenere {vi}
|
:: to seem colorable; to hold water
|
| tenere {vi}
|
:: to last
|
| tenere {vi}
|
:: (with per) to support someone's views, positions, etc
|
| tenere {vi}
|
:: (with per) to root (for)
|
| tenere {vi}
|
:: (with a) to like or love (in a non romantic way)
|
| tenere {vi} [economics]
|
:: [of a currency, stock market, etc.] to remain stable
|
| tenere {vi} [rare]
|
:: to look like
|
| tenere a bada {vt}
|
:: To restrain, to control, to keep in check
|
| tenere all'oscuro {phrase}
|
:: keep someone in the dark
|
| tenere botta {v}
|
:: to persist, resist
|
| tenere conto {v}
|
:: Variant of prendere in considerazione
|
| tenere d'occhio {vt} [idiom]
|
:: to keep an eye on
|
| tenere duro {vi} [idiom]
|
:: to resist tenaciously in difficult situations; to refuse to give up; to hold out
|
| tenere il broncio {v}
|
:: to sulk
|
| tenere il muso {v}
|
:: to sulk
|
| tenere in cuore {v} [idiom]
|
:: to keep [one's emotions, etc.] bottled up
|
| tenere in equilibrio {v}
|
:: to balance
|
| tenere in piedi {v} [idiom]
|
:: to keep in place; to maintain
|
| tenere presente {vt}
|
:: To consider, to take into account
|
| tenere un piede in due staffe {v}
|
:: to hold with the hare and run with the hounds
|
| tenerezza {f}
|
:: tenderness
|
| tenerissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of tenero
|
| tenerissimo {adj}
|
:: very tender, very soft
|
| tenerissimo {adj}
|
:: very affectionate, very fond
|
| tenerità {f}
|
:: tenderness
|
| tenerizzatore {m}
|
:: tenderizer
|
| tenero {adj} /ˈtɛ.ne.ro/
|
:: (also figuratively) tender, soft; delicate, kind
|
| tenero {adj}
|
:: cute
|
| tenero {m}
|
:: tender part, soft part
|
| tenero {m}
|
:: love
|
| tenerona {f}
|
:: softy (sentimental woman)
|
| tenerone {m}
|
:: softy (sentimental person)
|
| tenersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of tenere
|
| tenersi {vr}
|
:: to hold (oneself), lean
|
| tenersi {vr}
|
:: to keep (oneself), stand, stay
|
| tenersi {vr}
|
:: to take place, be held
|
| tenerume {m}
|
:: soft part
|
| tenerume {m}
|
:: affectations
|
| tenerume {m}
|
:: gristle
|
| tenesmo {m} [pathology]
|
:: tenesmus
|
| tenia {f}
|
:: tapeworm
|
| teniasi {f} [pathology]
|
:: taeniasis
|
| tenibile {adj}
|
:: tenable, defensible
|
| teniere {m}
|
:: stock / tiller of a crossbow
|
| tenifugo {adj}
|
:: taenifuge (attributive)
|
| tenifugo {m}
|
:: taenifuge
|
| tenimento {m}
|
:: estate, farm, property
|
| teniodonte {m}
|
:: taeniodont
|
| tenitore {m}
|
:: holder, keeper
|
| Tenna {prop}
|
:: Tenna (river)
|
| Tennessee {prop} /ten.nesˈsi/
|
:: Tennessee (state)
|
| tennis {m}
|
:: tennis
|
| tennis da tavolo {m}
|
:: table tennis, ping pong
|
| tennista {mf} [sports]
|
:: tennis player
|
| tennistavolista {mf} [sports]
|
:: table tennis player
|
| tennis tavolo {m}
|
:: table tennis
|
| tennistavolo {m} [sports]
|
:: table tennis
|
| tennistico {adj}
|
:: tennis (attributive)
|
| tenno {m} /ˈtɛn.no/
|
:: The official title of the emperor of Japan
|
| tenno {m}
|
:: The emperor of Japan
|
| tenonatrice {f}
|
:: tenoner
|
| tenone {m}
|
:: tenon
|
| tenore {m}
|
:: tone
|
| tenore {m}
|
:: tenor
|
| tenore {m}
|
:: standard
|
| tenore di vita {m}
|
:: standard of living
|
| tenoreggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tenoreggiare
|
| tenoreggiare {vi} [music]
|
:: to sing tenor
|
| tenorile {adj} [music]
|
:: tenor
|
| tenorino {m} [music]
|
:: high tenor
|
| tenorrafia {f} [surgery]
|
:: tenorrhaphy (surgery to a tendon)
|
| tenosinovite {f} [pathology]
|
:: tenosynovitis
|
| tenotomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: tenotomy
|
| tenotomo {m}
|
:: tenotome
|
| tensina {f} [biology]
|
:: tensin
|
| tensioattività {f} [chemistry]
|
:: surface activity
|
| tensioattivo {adj}
|
:: surface-active
|
| tensioattivo {m}
|
:: surfactant
|
| tensiografo {m}
|
:: tensiograph
|
| tensiometria {f} [physics]
|
:: tensiometry
|
| tensiometrico {adj} [physics]
|
:: tensiometric
|
| tensiometro {m} [physics]
|
:: tensiometer
|
| tensionale {adj}
|
:: tensional
|
| tensionamento {m} [physics]
|
:: tension
|
| tensione {f} /tenˈsjone/
|
:: tension, suspense
|
| tensione {f}
|
:: stress
|
| tensione {f}
|
:: pressure
|
| tensione {f}
|
:: voltage
|
| tensivo {adj}
|
:: tensive
|
| tensore {m} [mathematics, physics]
|
:: tensor
|
| tensore del palato {m} [muscle]
|
:: tensor palati, tensor veli palatini
|
| tensore del timpano {m} [muscle]
|
:: tensor tympani
|
| tensore del velo palatino {m} [muscle]
|
:: tensor veli palatini, tensor palati
|
| tensoriale {adj}
|
:: tensorial; tensor (attributive)
|
| tensorialità {f} [mathematics]
|
:: The property of being tensorial
|
| tensostruttura {f} [architecture]
|
:: tensile structure
|
| tentabile {adj}
|
:: That can be tried; triable
|
| tentabile {ms}
|
:: everything possible
|
| tentacolare {adj}
|
:: tentacular
|
| tentacolo {m} [zoology, figuratively]
|
:: tentacle, limb, arm
|
| tentante {v}
|
:: present participle of tentare
|
| tentare {v}
|
:: to try, to attempt
|
| tentare {v}
|
:: to tempt, to lure, to attract, to entice
|
| tentare il tutto per tutto {v}
|
:: to go for broke
|
| tentativo {m}
|
:: attempt, try, effort, shot, endeavour
|
| tentato {adj}
|
:: attempted (murder, etc)
|
| tentato {adj}
|
:: tempted
|
| tentatore {adj}
|
:: tempting
|
| tentatore {m}
|
:: tempter
|
| tentatrice {f}
|
:: temptress
|
| tentazione {f}
|
:: temptation
|
| tentennamento {m}
|
:: wavering
|
| tentennamento {m}
|
:: hesitation
|
| tentennante {v}
|
:: present participle of tentennare
|
| tentennare {vi}
|
:: to totter, stagger
|
| tentennare {vi}
|
:: to hesitate
|
| tentennare il capo {v}
|
:: To shake one's head
|
| tentennatore {m}
|
:: totterer, staggerer
|
| tentennella {f}
|
:: synonym of campanella
|
| tentennio {m}
|
:: shaking, tottering, wobbling
|
| tentennio {m}
|
:: hesitation, wavering, indecision
|
| tentoni {adv}
|
:: gropingly
|
| tentredine {f}
|
:: sawfly
|
| tenuamente {adv}
|
:: tenuously, weakly, slightly
|
| tenue {adj} /ˈt̪ɛːnu.e/
|
:: soft (colour)
|
| tenue {adj}
|
:: feeble (voice)
|
| tenue {adj}
|
:: faint (sunlight)
|
| tenue {adj} [figurative]
|
:: slight, slender (hopes etc)
|
| tenuemente {adv}
|
:: slightly, faintly, weakly
|
| tenuità {f}
|
:: softness, thinness, tenuity, faintness
|
| tenuta {f}
|
:: capacity
|
| tenuta {f}
|
:: uniform
|
| tenuta {f}
|
:: manor [estate]
|
| tenuta {f}
|
:: attire
|
| tenuta agricola {f}
|
:: alternative form of azienda agricola
|
| tenutaria {f}
|
:: madam (of a brothel)
|
| tenutario {m}
|
:: keeper, manager (especially of a brothel)
|
| tenutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tenersi
|
| tenzonante {v}
|
:: present participle of tenzonare
|
| tenzonare {vi} [literary] /ten.tsoˈna.re/
|
:: To fight or combat
|
| tenzonatore {m}
|
:: fighter, combatant
|
| tenzone {f} [literary] /tenˈt͡so.ne/
|
:: dispute, disagreement, fight, strife
|
| tenzone {f} [literary]
|
:: battle, showdown
|
| teo- {prefix}
|
:: theo-
|
| Teobaldo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| teobroma {m}
|
:: cacao (any plant of the genus Theobroma)
|
| teobromina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: theobromine
|
| teocentricamente {adv}
|
:: theocentrically
|
| teocentrico {adj}
|
:: theocentric
|
| teocentrismo {m}
|
:: theocentrism
|
| teocratico {adj}
|
:: theocratic
|
| teocrazia {f}
|
:: theocracy
|
| teocriteo {adj}
|
:: Theocritean
|
| Teocrito {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| teodicea {f}
|
:: theodicy
|
| Teodo {prop}
|
:: Teodo (town)
|
| teodolite {m}
|
:: theodolite
|
| Teodora {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| teodoriciano {adj}
|
:: Relating to Teodorico
|
| Teodorico {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Teodoro {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Teodosia {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Teodosia {prop}
|
:: Feodosia, a city in Crimea
|
| teodosiano {adj}
|
:: Theodosian
|
| Teodosio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| teofagia {f}
|
:: theophagy
|
| teofania {f}
|
:: theophany
|
| teofillina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: theophylline
|
| Teofilo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| teoforo {adj}
|
:: theophorous
|
| Teofrasto {prop}
|
:: Theophrastus
|
| teogonia {f}
|
:: theogony
|
| teogonico {adj}
|
:: theogonic
|
| teologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of teologo
|
| teologale {adj}
|
:: theological
|
| teologalmente {adv}
|
:: theologically
|
| teologare {v}
|
:: To theologize
|
| teologastro {m}
|
:: theologaster
|
| teologia {f}
|
:: theology
|
| teologicamente {adv}
|
:: theologically
|
| teologico {adj}
|
:: theological
|
| teologismo {m}
|
:: Any concept or precept of theology
|
| teologizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of teologizzare
|
| teologizzare {vt}
|
:: to theologize
|
| teologo {m}
|
:: theologian
|
| teomorfo {adj}
|
:: theomorphic
|
| teonimo {m}
|
:: theonym
|
| teorema {m}
|
:: theorem
|
| teorema di Bell {n} [physics]
|
:: Bell's theorem
|
| teorematico {adj}
|
:: theorematic
|
| teoresi {f}
|
:: theoresis
|
| teoreticamente {adv}
|
:: theoretically
|
| teoretico {adj}
|
:: theoretical
|
| teoria {f} /teoˈri.a/
|
:: theory
|
| teoria degli anelli {f} [mathematics, algebra]
|
:: ring theory
|
| teoria degli insiemi {f} [mathematics]
|
:: set theory (mathematical theory of sets)
|
| teoria dei giochi {f} [maths]
|
:: game theory
|
| teoria dei nodi {f} [mathematics]
|
:: knot theory
|
| teoricamente {adv}
|
:: theoretically
|
| teoricità {f}
|
:: The property of being theoretic
|
| teorico {adj}
|
:: theoretical
|
| teorico {m}
|
:: theorist, theoretician
|
| teorizzabile {adj}
|
:: That can be theorized
|
| teorizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of teorizzare
|
| teorizzare {vt}
|
:: to theorize
|
| teorizzatore {m}
|
:: theoretician
|
| teorizzazione {f}
|
:: theorization, conjecture
|
| teosofia {f} [religion]
|
:: theosophy
|
| teosofico {adj}
|
:: theosophic, theosophical
|
| teosofo {m}
|
:: theosophist, theosopher
|
| tepalo {m} [botany]
|
:: tepal
|
| tepefacente {v}
|
:: present participle of tepefare
|
| tepefacentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tepefarsi
|
| tepefare {vt}
|
:: to warm
|
| tepefarsi {vr}
|
:: To warm; to warm up
|
| tepefattosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tepefarsi
|
| tepidario {m} [historical]
|
:: tepidarium
|
| tepidezza {f}
|
:: Variant of tiepidezza
|
| tepidità {f}
|
:: Variant of tiepidità
|
| tepido {adj}
|
:: rare form of tiepido
|
| tepore {m}
|
:: warmth
|
| teppa {f}
|
:: mob
|
| teppaglia {f}
|
:: mob
|
| teppismo {m}
|
:: hooliganism, violence, vandalism
|
| teppista {mf}
|
:: thug, hoodlum, hooligan
|
| teppistello {m}
|
:: A young thug
|
| teppistico {adj}
|
:: hooligan (attributive)
|
| tequila {f}
|
:: tequila
|
| tequila {f}
|
:: peyote (mescal) cactus
|
| Terach {prop} [Biblical character]
|
:: Terah
|
| teraelettronvolt {m}
|
:: teraelectronvolt
|
| teramano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Teramo
|
| teramano {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Teramo or the Teramo people
|
| terametro {m}
|
:: terametre
|
| Teramo {prop}
|
:: Teramo (province)
|
| Teramo {prop}
|
:: Teramo (capital city)
|
| terapeuta {mf}
|
:: therapist, therapeutist
|
| terapeuticamente {adv}
|
:: therapeutically
|
| terapeutico {adj}
|
:: therapeutic
|
| -terapia {suffix}
|
:: Used to form the names of therapies, many of which are two words in English
|
| terapia {f} [medicine]
|
:: therapy, treatment
|
| terapico {adj} /teˈra.pi.ko/
|
:: therapeutic
|
| terapista {mf}
|
:: therapist
|
| terapside {m}
|
:: therapsid
|
| terato- {prefix}
|
:: terato-
|
| teratogenesi {f} [teratology] /te.ra.toˈd͡ʒɛ.ne.zi/
|
:: teratogenesis
|
| teratogenia {f} [teratology] /te.ra.to.d͡ʒeˈni.a/
|
:: synonym of teratogenesi
|
| teratogenicità {f}
|
:: teratogenicity
|
| teratogeno {adj} [teratology]
|
:: teratogenic
|
| teratologa {f}
|
:: teratologist (female)
|
| teratologia {f} [teratology]
|
:: teratology
|
| teratologico {adj} [teratology]
|
:: teratologic, teratological
|
| teratologo {m}
|
:: teratologist
|
| teratoma {f}
|
:: teratoma
|
| teratospermia {f} [medicine]
|
:: teratozoospermia
|
| terawattora {m}
|
:: terawatt-hour
|
| terbio {m} [chemistry] /ˈtɛrbjo/
|
:: terbium
|
| terbutilazina {f} [chemistry]
|
:: terbuthylazine
|
| Terdoppio {prop}
|
:: A river that flows in Piedmont and Lombardy
|
| terebinto {m}
|
:: terebinth
|
| terebra {f}
|
:: terebra (the ovipositor of hymenopterous insects)
|
| terebrante {v}
|
:: present participle of terebrare
|
| terebrante {adj}
|
:: terebrant
|
| terebrante {adj}
|
:: piercing
|
| terebrare {vt}
|
:: to drill, bore
|
| terebrazione {f}
|
:: drilling, boring
|
| teredine {f}
|
:: teredo, shipworm (of family Teredinidae)
|
| tereftalato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: terephthalate
|
| tereftalico {adj}
|
:: terephthalic
|
| Terenzio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Tereo {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Tereus
|
| Teresa {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| teresiano {adj}
|
:: Teresian, Theresian
|
| teresina {f}
|
:: A simplified form of poker in which the cards may not be changed
|
| tergale {adj}
|
:: tergal, dorsal
|
| tergemino {adj}
|
:: tergeminal, triplicate
|
| tergente {v}
|
:: present participle of tergere
|
| tergere {vt}
|
:: to wipe clean; to clear
|
| tergestino {adj}
|
:: synonym of triestino
|
| tergicristallo {m}
|
:: windscreen wiper, windshield wiper (of a car)
|
| tergifari {mp}
|
:: headlight wipers
|
| tergilavalunotto {m}
|
:: rear windscreen wiper
|
| tergilunotto {m}
|
:: car rear window wiper
|
| tergiversante {v}
|
:: present participle of tergiversare
|
| tergiversare {vi}
|
:: to hesitate; to beat around the bush; to prevaricate
|
| tergiversare {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to turn one's shoulders at or towards the enemy
|
| tergiversatore {m}
|
:: prevaricator
|
| tergiversazione {f}
|
:: hesitation
|
| tergiversazione {f}
|
:: prevarication
|
| tergo {m}
|
:: back
|
| tergo {m}
|
:: reverse (coin or medal)
|
| teriaca {f}
|
:: alternative form of triaca
|
| terilene {m}
|
:: Terylene (polyester)
|
| terio- {prefix}
|
:: therio-
|
| teriologia {f}
|
:: theriology
|
| teriomorfismo {m}
|
:: theriomorphism
|
| teriomorfo {adj}
|
:: theriomorphic
|
| terital {m}
|
:: Terylene
|
| terlano {m}
|
:: A white wine from Bolzano; the grape variety from which it is made
|
| terlipressina {f} [medicine]
|
:: terlipressin
|
| termale {adj}
|
:: thermal
|
| termale {adj}
|
:: spa
|
| termalismo {m}
|
:: hot mineral water therapy
|
| termalismo {m}
|
:: spa tourism
|
| termalizzazione {f} [physics]
|
:: thermalization
|
| terme {f}
|
:: spa, thermal baths, baths
|
| Termero {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Termerus
|
| -termia {suffix}
|
:: -thermy
|
| termicamente {adv}
|
:: thermally
|
| -termico {suffix}
|
:: -thermic
|
| termico {adj}
|
:: thermic
|
| termico {adj}
|
:: thermal
|
| termidoriano {adj} [historical] /ter.mi.doˈrja.no/
|
:: Thermidorian
|
| termidoriano {m} [historical]
|
:: Thermidorian
|
| termidoro {m} [historical] /ter.miˈdɔ.ro/
|
:: Thermidor (the eleventh month of the French Republican Calendar)
|
| terminabile {adj}
|
:: finishable
|
| terminabilità {f}
|
:: Property of being finishable
|
| terminale {adj}
|
:: final
|
| terminale {adj}
|
:: terminal
|
| terminale {m}
|
:: terminal (all senses)
|
| terminalista {mf}
|
:: terminal (VDU) operator
|
| terminante {v}
|
:: present participle of terminare
|
| terminare {vt}
|
:: to end, to finish, to terminate, kill
|
| terminare {vi}
|
:: to end, to come to an end, to finish
|
| terminativo {adj}
|
:: terminative
|
| terminativo {adj}
|
:: perfective
|
| terminatore {m}
|
:: terminator (all senses)
|
| terminazione {f}
|
:: end, ending
|
| terminazione {f}
|
:: termination
|
| termine {m}
|
:: end, close
|
| termine {m}
|
:: (time) limit, term, date, time
|
| termine {m}
|
:: term, word
|
| termine {m}
|
:: term, condition, main point
|
| termine {m} [mathematics]
|
:: term
|
| terminismo {m}
|
:: terminism
|
| terminismo {m}
|
:: nominalism
|
| terminista {mf}
|
:: synonym of nominalista
|
| terministico {adj}
|
:: synonym of nominalistico
|
| terminografia {f}
|
:: terminography
|
| terminografo {m}
|
:: terminographer
|
| terminologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of terminologo
|
| terminologia {f}
|
:: terminology
|
| terminologico {adj}
|
:: terminological
|
| terminologo {m}
|
:: terminologist
|
| termistore {m}
|
:: thermistor
|
| termitaio {m}
|
:: termitarium
|
| termite {f} /ˈtɛr.mi.te/
|
:: termite (white-bodied, wood-consuming insect)
|
| termo- {prefix}
|
:: thermo-
|
| termoaderente {adj}
|
:: synonym of termoadesivo
|
| termoadesione {f}
|
:: thermoadhesion
|
| termoadesivo {adj}
|
:: thermoadhesive
|
| termoadesivo {adj}
|
:: iron-on (attributive)
|
| termoalino {adj}
|
:: thermohaline
|
| termoanestesia {f}
|
:: thermoanesthesia
|
| termoautonomo {adj}
|
:: individually heated
|
| termobalistico {adj}
|
:: thermoballistic
|
| termobarometro {m}
|
:: thermobarometer
|
| termobatterio {m} [biology]
|
:: thermobacterium
|
| termobilancia {f}
|
:: thermobalance
|
| termocauterio {m} [surgery]
|
:: thermocautery
|
| termocettore {m}
|
:: thermoreceptor
|
| termochimica {f} [chemistry]
|
:: thermochemistry
|
| termochimico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: thermochemical
|
| termocinetica {f} [physics]
|
:: thermokinetics
|
| termocinetico {adj} [physics]
|
:: thermokinetic
|
| termoclastico {adj} [petrology] /tɛr.moˈklas.ti.ko/
|
:: thermoclastic
|
| termocoagulazione {f}
|
:: thermocoagulation
|
| termocoibente {adj}
|
:: thermally-insulating
|
| termocoibenza {f}
|
:: thermal insulation
|
| termocompressione {f}
|
:: thermocompression
|
| termoconduttore {m}
|
:: thermal conductor
|
| termoconvertitore {m}
|
:: thermoconverter
|
| termoconvettore {m}
|
:: convection heater
|
| termoconvezione {f}
|
:: thermal convection
|
| termocoperta {f}
|
:: electric blanket
|
| termocoppia {f} [physics]
|
:: thermocouple
|
| termocromatico {adj}
|
:: thermochromatic
|
| termocromico {adj} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: thermochromic
|
| termoculla {f}
|
:: incubator (for neonates)
|
| termodesorbimento {m}
|
:: thermodesorption
|
| termodesorbitore {m}
|
:: thermodesorber
|
| termodiffusione {m}
|
:: thermal diffusion
|
| termodinamica {f} [physics]
|
:: thermodynamics
|
| termodinamicamente {adv}
|
:: thermodynamically
|
| termodinamico {adj}
|
:: thermodynamic
|
| termodistruttore {m}
|
:: incinerator (used to burn rubbish)
|
| termodistruzione {f}
|
:: incineration (of rubbish)
|
| termoelasticità {f} [physics]
|
:: thermoelasticity
|
| termoelastico {adj} [physics]
|
:: thermoelastic
|
| termoelemento {m}
|
:: thermoelement, thermal converter
|
| termoelettricità {f} [physics]
|
:: thermoelectricity
|
| termoelettrico {adj} [engineering, electricity]
|
:: thermoelectric
|
| termoelettrone {m} [physics]
|
:: thermoelectron
|
| termoelettronica {f}
|
:: thermoelectronics
|
| termoelettronico {adj}
|
:: thermoelectronic
|
| termoestesia {f}
|
:: thermesthesia
|
| termoestesiometro {m}
|
:: thermesthesiometer
|
| termofilia {f} [biology]
|
:: thermophilia
|
| termofilo {adj} [biology]
|
:: thermophilic
|
| termofilo {m} [biology]
|
:: thermophile
|
| termofobia {f}
|
:: thermophobia
|
| termoformabilità {f}
|
:: thermoformability
|
| termoformatura {f}
|
:: thermoforming
|
| termoforo {m}
|
:: (electrical) heating pad
|
| termogenesi {f}
|
:: thermogenesis
|
| termogenetico {adj}
|
:: thermogenetic
|
| termogenico {adj}
|
:: thermogenic
|
| termogenina {f} [protein]
|
:: thermogenin
|
| termogeno {adj}
|
:: thermogenic
|
| termogetto {m}
|
:: motorjet, thermojet
|
| termografia {f}
|
:: thermography
|
| termografico {adj}
|
:: thermographic
|
| termografo {m}
|
:: thermograph
|
| termogramma {m}
|
:: thermogram
|
| termogravimetria {f}
|
:: thermogravimetry
|
| termogravimetrico {adj}
|
:: thermogravimetric
|
| termoidraulico {adj}
|
:: thermohydraulic
|
| termoigrografico {adj}
|
:: thermohygrographic
|
| termoigrografo {m}
|
:: thermohygrograph
|
| termoigrometrico {adj}
|
:: thermohygrometric
|
| termoindurente {adj}
|
:: thermosetting
|
| termoindurimento {m}
|
:: thermohardening
|
| termoione {m} [physics]
|
:: thermion
|
| termoionica {f} [physics]
|
:: thermionics
|
| termoionico {adj} [physics]
|
:: thermionic
|
| termoisolante {adj}
|
:: thermally insulating
|
| termoisolato {adj}
|
:: thermally-insulated
|
| termolabile {adj}
|
:: thermolabile
|
| termolabilità {f}
|
:: thermolability
|
| termolese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Termoli
|
| Termoli {prop}
|
:: Termoli (town)
|
| termolisi {f} [chemistry, physiology]
|
:: thermolysis
|
| termologia {f} [physics]
|
:: thermology
|
| termologico {adj}
|
:: thermological
|
| termoluminescente {adj}
|
:: thermoluminescent
|
| termoluminescenza {f}
|
:: thermoluminescence
|
| termomagnetico {adj}
|
:: thermomagnetic
|
| termomagnetismo {m}
|
:: thermomagnetism
|
| termomanometro {m}
|
:: thermomanometer
|
| termomeccanico {adj}
|
:: thermomechanical
|
| termometria {f}
|
:: thermometry
|
| termometrico {adj}
|
:: thermometric
|
| termometro {m}
|
:: thermometer
|
| termonastia {f} [botany] /tɛr.mo.nasˈti.a/
|
:: thermonasty
|
| termonastico {adj} [botany] /tɛr.moˈnas.ti.ko/
|
:: thermonastic
|
| termonucleare {adj}
|
:: thermonuclear
|
| termopila {f}
|
:: thermopile
|
| Termopili {prop}
|
:: Thermopylae
|
| termoplasticità {f}
|
:: thermoplasticity
|
| termoplastico {adj}
|
:: thermoplastic
|
| termopolio {m}
|
:: thermopolium
|
| termopompa {f}
|
:: heat pump
|
| termoreattore {m}
|
:: thermojet (aero-engine)
|
| termoregolare {v}
|
:: To thermoregulate
|
| termoregolato {adj}
|
:: thermoregulated
|
| termoregolatore {adj}
|
:: thermoregulatory
|
| termoregolazione {f} [biology]
|
:: thermoregulation
|
| termoresistente {adj}
|
:: heatproof
|
| termoretraibile {adj}
|
:: heat-shrink
|
| termos {m}
|
:: thermos, vacuum flask
|
| termosaldare {v}
|
:: To weld using heat
|
| termoscopio {m}
|
:: thermoscope
|
| termosensibile {adj}
|
:: thermosensitive
|
| termosensore {m}
|
:: thermosensor
|
| termosfera {f}
|
:: thermosphere
|
| termosifone {m}
|
:: radiator (household radiator)
|
| termostabile {adj}
|
:: thermostable
|
| termostabilizzare {v}
|
:: To thermostabilize
|
| termostabilizzazione {f}
|
:: thermostabilization
|
| termostatante {v}
|
:: present participle of termostatare
|
| termostatare {vt}
|
:: To (control or regulate with a) thermostat
|
| termostatico {adj}
|
:: thermostatic
|
| termostatistica {f} [physics]
|
:: thermostatistics
|
| termostato {m}
|
:: thermostat
|
| termostimolazione {f}
|
:: thermostimulation
|
| termotecnica {f}
|
:: heating engineering
|
| termotecnico {adj}
|
:: heating engineering (attributive)
|
| termotecnico {m}
|
:: heating engineer
|
| termoterapia {f}
|
:: thermotherapy
|
| termoterapico {adj}
|
:: thermotherapeutic
|
| termotropismo {m}
|
:: thermotropism
|
| termoutilizzatore {m}
|
:: synonym of termovalorizzatore
|
| termovalorizzatore {m}
|
:: waste-to-energy plant
|
| termovalorizzazione {f}
|
:: waste-to-energy; energy-from-waste
|
| termoventilatore {m}
|
:: fan heater
|
| termoventilazione {f}
|
:: air-heating, space-heating
|
| termovettore {adj}
|
:: convective (describing a fluid that transports heat)
|
| termovoltaico {adj}
|
:: thermovoltaic, thermoelectric
|
| ternano {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Terni or the Terni people
|
| ternano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Terni
|
| ternario {adj}
|
:: ternary
|
| ternario {adj}
|
:: three-syllable (verse)
|
| ternario {m}
|
:: [in classical Italian verse] A line of verse containing three syllables
|
| ternato {adj} [botany]
|
:: ternate
|
| Terni {prop}
|
:: Terni (province)
|
| Terni {prop}
|
:: Terni (capital city)
|
| ternione {m}
|
:: synonym of terno
|
| terno {m}
|
:: three winning numbers (in a lottery)
|
| terno {m}
|
:: ternion
|
| teroldego {m}
|
:: A variety of black grape from Trentino
|
| teromorfico {adj}
|
:: teramorphous
|
| teropode {m}
|
:: theropod
|
| terotecnologia {f}
|
:: terotechnology
|
| Terpandro {prop} /terˈpan.dro/
|
:: Terpander (Greek poet, 712 BCE–645 BCE)
|
| terpene {m} /terˈpɛne/
|
:: terpene
|
| terpenico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: terpenic
|
| terpenoide {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: terpenoid
|
| terpina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: terpineol (a crude mixture)
|
| terpineolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: terpineol
|
| terpolimero {m} [chemistry]
|
:: terpolymer
|
| terra {f} /ˈtɛr.ra/
|
:: ground
|
| terra {f} [colloquial, atechnical synonym of suolo]
|
:: soil
|
| terra {f} [colloquial, astronomy, by extension of Terra]
|
:: planet
|
| Terra {prop} /ˈtɛrra/
|
:: [astronomy] Earth
|
| Terra {prop} [astrology]
|
:: The astrological element Earth that comprises the three earth signs (Toro, Vergine and Capricorno)
|
| terra-aria {adj} [military]
|
:: surface-to-air, ground-to-air
|
| terra battuta {f} [tennis]
|
:: clay court
|
| terra bruciata {f}
|
:: scorched earth, scorched-earth policy
|
| Terracina {prop}
|
:: Terracina (town/and/commune)
|
| terracinese {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Terracina
|
| terracinese {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Terracina
|
| terracotta {f}
|
:: terracotta
|
| terracotta {adj}
|
:: terracotta (colour)
|
| terracqueo {adj}
|
:: terraqueous
|
| terra degli avi {n}
|
:: fatherland (land of our ancestors)
|
| Terra del Fuoco {prop}
|
:: Tierra del Fuego (archipelago between Chile and Argentina)
|
| terra di fonderia {f}
|
:: A form of clay used to make foundry moulds
|
| terra di frontiera {f}
|
:: borderland
|
| terra di frontiera {f}
|
:: marchland
|
| terra di nessuno {f} [military]
|
:: no man's land
|
| terra di Siena {f}
|
:: sienna (clay, pigment)
|
| terra ferma {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of terraferma
|
| terraferma {f}
|
:: dry land, terra firma
|
| terraferma {f}
|
:: mainland (as opposed to the islands, or to Venice)
|
| terraformante {v}
|
:: present participle of terraformare
|
| terraformare {vt}
|
:: to terraform
|
| terraformato {adj}
|
:: terraformed
|
| terraglia {f}
|
:: pottery
|
| terraglia {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: crockery, earthenware
|
| terraglio {m}
|
:: terrace
|
| terraglio {m}
|
:: embankment
|
| Terragni {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| terragno {adj}
|
:: synonym of terragnolo
|
| terragno {adj}
|
:: synonym of terricolo
|
| terragnolo {adj}
|
:: synonym of terricolo
|
| terragnolo {adj}
|
:: synonym of terragno
|
| terraiolo {adj}
|
:: terrestrial
|
| terraiolo {m} [tennis]
|
:: clay court specialist
|
| terramara {f} [prehistory, chiefly in the plural]
|
:: Any land of the terramare, Bronze Age settlements in the Po valley
|
| terramaricola {f}
|
:: feminine noun of terramaricolo
|
| terramaricolo {adj} [prehistory]
|
:: That inhabited the terramare
|
| terramaricolo {m} [prehistory]
|
:: An ancient inhabitant of the terramare
|
| terrame {m}
|
:: Empty land that is to be built on
|
| terramicina {f} [medicine]
|
:: Terramycin
|
| terra natale {f}
|
:: homeland, fatherland (country of one's birth)
|
| terraneo {adj}
|
:: ground level (attributive)
|
| terra noce {f}
|
:: alternative form of terranoce
|
| terranoce {f} /ter.raˈno.t͡ʃe/
|
:: earthnut (tuber)
|
| terranova {m}
|
:: Newfoundland dog, Newfoundland
|
| Terranova {prop}
|
:: Newfoundland
|
| terrapiattismo {m} [neologism]
|
:: the theory that the planet Earth is flat; flat-earthism
|
| terrapiattista {m} [neologism]
|
:: flat-earther
|
| terrapieno {m}
|
:: mound, embankment, bank
|
| terrapieno {m} [military]
|
:: earthwork, rampart
|
| terra promessa {f}
|
:: Promised Land (especially when capitalised), promised land (object of one's desire)
|
| terraqueo {adj} /terˈrakwe.o/
|
:: formed of land and water
|
| terra rara {f}
|
:: rare earth, lanthanide
|
| terrario {m}
|
:: terrarium
|
| Terrasanta {prop}
|
:: Holy Land
|
| Terra Santa {prop}
|
:: Holy Land
|
| terra sigillata {f} [usually uncountable, archaeology]
|
:: terra sigillata (type of fine, red Roman pottery)
|
| terra terra {adj}
|
:: low-level (all senses)
|
| terra terra {adj} [figurative]
|
:: mediocre, pedestrian (everyday, unexceptional)
|
| terratetto {m}
|
:: house (not necessarily detached)
|
| terratico {m}
|
:: A tax on land
|
| terratico {m}
|
:: A contract on agricultural land in which rent is paid in kind
|
| terraza {f}
|
:: balcony
|
| terraza {f}
|
:: terrace
|
| terrazo {m}
|
:: terrace
|
| terrazo {m}
|
:: balcony
|
| terrazo {m}
|
:: alternative form of terraza
|
| terrazza {f}
|
:: terrace
|
| terrazza {f}
|
:: balcony
|
| terrazza {f} [heraldry]
|
:: compartment
|
| terrazzamento {m}
|
:: terracing (a series of terraces)
|
| terrazzante {v}
|
:: present participle of terrazzare
|
| terrazzare {vt}
|
:: To terrace
|
| terrazzatissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of terrazzato
|
| terrazzato {adj}
|
:: terraced
|
| terrazziere {m}
|
:: navvy
|
| terrazzino {m}
|
:: A small balcony
|
| terrazzo {m}
|
:: balcony
|
| terrazzo {m}
|
:: terrace
|
| terrazzone {f}
|
:: Large terrace or balcony
|
| terreità {f} [rare]
|
:: worldliness
|
| Terre matte {prop}
|
:: Southern Italy, especially those parts subject to frequent earthquakes
|
| terremotare {v}
|
:: To destroy (as if by an earthquake)
|
| terremotato {adj}
|
:: Signor Sisto
|
| terremotato {m}
|
:: earthquake victim
|
| terremoto {m} [geology] /ter.reˈmɔ.to/
|
:: earthquake, quake
|
| terremoto {m} [figuratively]
|
:: havoc, chaos, uproar
|
| terremoto lunare {m}
|
:: moonquake
|
| terrenamente {adv}
|
:: earthly, worldly
|
| terrenità {f}
|
:: worldliness
|
| terreno {adj}
|
:: ground
|
| terreno {adj}
|
:: earthly, worldly, terrene, terrestrial
|
| terreno {m}
|
:: ground, land, terrain, country
|
| terreno {m}
|
:: soil
|
| terreno {m}
|
:: field, ground
|
| terreno arabile {m}
|
:: ploughland, carucate
|
| terreno battuto {m}
|
:: stamping ground, stomping ground
|
| terreo {adj} [rare] /ˈtɛr.re.o/
|
:: earthy; resembling ground or soil
|
| terreo {adj} [by extension, usually referred to the face]
|
:: pale, ashen
|
| terrestre {adj} /terˈrɛs.tre/
|
:: earthly
|
| terrestre {adj}
|
:: terrestrial
|
| terrestre {adj}
|
:: land
|
| terrestre {m}
|
:: terrestrial
|
| terrestre {m}
|
:: earthling
|
| terrestre {m}
|
:: earthly
|
| terrestreità {f}
|
:: Variant of terrestrità
|
| terrestrità {f}
|
:: worldliness
|
| terrestro {adj}
|
:: alternative form of terrestre
|
| terribile {adj}
|
:: terrible, terrifying, fearful
|
| terribile {adj}
|
:: horrible, awful, dreadful
|
| terribile {adj}
|
:: terrific
|
| terribilezza {f}
|
:: terribleness
|
| terribilismo {m}
|
:: terribleness
|
| terribilità {f}
|
:: terribleness
|
| terribilmente {adv}
|
:: terribly, dreadfully
|
| terribilmente {adv}
|
:: tremendously
|
| terricciato {m}
|
:: compost
|
| terriccio {m}
|
:: soil
|
| terricciola {f}
|
:: A small farm or piece of land
|
| terricolo {adj} [botany, zoology]
|
:: terrestrial, terricolous
|
| terrier {m}
|
:: terrier (dog)
|
| terriero {adj}
|
:: Having land attached or associated
|
| terrificante {v}
|
:: present participle of terrificare
|
| terrificante {adj}
|
:: terrifying
|
| terrificare {vt}
|
:: to terrify
|
| terrigeno {adj} [geology]
|
:: terrigenous
|
| terrigno {adj}
|
:: earthy
|
| terrina {f}
|
:: tureen
|
| terrina {f}
|
:: bowl
|
| territoriale {adj} /ter.ri.toˈrja.le/
|
:: territorial
|
| territorialismo {m}
|
:: territorialism
|
| territorialistico {adj}
|
:: territorialistic
|
| territorialità {f}
|
:: territoriality
|
| territorializzare {v}
|
:: To territorialize
|
| territorialmente {adv}
|
:: territorially
|
| territorio {m}
|
:: territory
|
| territorio {m}
|
:: precinct
|
| territorio {m}
|
:: jurisdiction
|
| terrona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of terrone
|
| terrone {m} [slang, derogatory, chiefly northern Italy]
|
:: a Southern Italian
|
| terronia {prop} [slang, derogatory, chiefly northern Italy, sometimes, capitalized] /terˈrɔ.nja/
|
:: Southern Italy
|
| terrore {m}
|
:: terror, fright, dread
|
| Terrore {prop}
|
:: Reign of Terror
|
| terrore notturno {m} [pathology]
|
:: synonym of pavor nocturnus
|
| terrorismo {m}
|
:: terrorism
|
| terrorista {adj}
|
:: terrorist (attributive)
|
| terrorista {mf}
|
:: terrorist
|
| terroristico {adj}
|
:: terrorist (attribute)
|
| terrorizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of terrorizzare
|
| terrorizzare {vt}
|
:: to terrify
|
| terrorizzare {vt}
|
:: to terrorize
|
| terroso {adj}
|
:: muddy
|
| terroso {adj}
|
:: covered with earth
|
| terroso {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: earth (of a metal, attributive)
|
| terrun {m} [slang]
|
:: A person of South Italian origin
|
| tersannina {f}
|
:: centaury
|
| tersezza {f}
|
:: clearness
|
| Tersicore {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Terpsichore
|
| tersicoreo {adj}
|
:: terpsichorean
|
| tersità {f}
|
:: clearness
|
| tersite {m}
|
:: thersite
|
| Tersite {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Thersites
|
| terso {adj}
|
:: clear
|
| terso {adj} [oenology]
|
:: taut
|
| terza {f} [music]
|
:: third (interval)
|
| terza base {m} [sports, baseball]
|
:: third baseman
|
| terzafoglia {f}
|
:: synonym of trefoglia
|
| terzaforzismo {m}
|
:: synonym of terzismo
|
| terzana {f} [pathology]
|
:: tertian fever
|
| terza persona {f} [grammar]
|
:: third person
|
| terzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of terziare
|
| terzaria {f}
|
:: alternative form of terzeria
|
| terza rima {f} [poetry] /ˌtɛr.tsa ˈri.ma/
|
:: terza rima (arrangement of triplets rhyming aba bcb cdc)
|
| terzarolante {v}
|
:: present participle of terzarolare
|
| terzarolare {vt}
|
:: [nautical] To reef (a sail)
|
| terzarolo {m} [nautical]
|
:: reef (in a sail)
|
| terzavo {m}
|
:: alternative form of terzavolo
|
| terzavolo {m}
|
:: synonym of trisavolo
|
| terzera {f}
|
:: purlin
|
| terzeria {f}
|
:: three-year crop rotation
|
| terzerolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of terzarolo
|
| terzetto {m}
|
:: trio composed by three vocal parts
|
| terziante {v}
|
:: present participle of terziare
|
| terziare {v}
|
:: To plough three times
|
| terziario {adj}
|
:: tertiary (in all senses)
|
| terziario {m}
|
:: Tertiary (geologic period)
|
| terziario {m}
|
:: tertiary (Roman Catholic member of a "third order")
|
| terziarizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of terziarizzare
|
| terziarizzare {vt}
|
:: to tertiarize (expand the tertiary sector)
|
| terziarizzare {vt}
|
:: to outsource
|
| terziarizzazione {f} [economics]
|
:: the expansion of the tertiary sector
|
| terziarizzazione {f}
|
:: outsourcing
|
| terziere {m}
|
:: A subdivision of a town into three
|
| terzietà {f} [legal]
|
:: The position of a judge as an independent third party with respect to the prosecution and the defence
|
| terziglia {f}
|
:: A group of three people (traditionally with their elbows touching)
|
| terziglio {m}
|
:: A card game, possibly synonymous with calabresella
|
| terzile {m}
|
:: tertile
|
| terzina {f}
|
:: tercet
|
| terzina {f} [music]
|
:: triplet
|
| terzino {m} [sports]
|
:: full-back or quarterback
|
| terzino {m} [archaic or regional]
|
:: a unit of measure corresponding to a third of a flask
|
| terzino {m} [historical]
|
:: a wood instrument intoned a minor third above the normal intonation
|
| terzismo {m}
|
:: A form of subcontracting
|
| terzista {mf}
|
:: subcontractor
|
| terzista {adj}
|
:: subcontracting
|
| terzo {adj} /ˈtɛr.t͡so/
|
:: third
|
| terzo {adj}
|
:: uninvolved, neutral, third-party
|
| terzo {m}
|
:: third (the one in third position)
|
| terzo {m}
|
:: third (fraction)
|
| terzo {m} [in the plural]
|
:: others (other people)
|
| terzodecimo {adj}
|
:: synonym of tredicesimo
|
| terzodecimo {m}
|
:: synonym of tredicesimo
|
| terzogenita {f}
|
:: third-born daughter
|
| terzogenito {adj}
|
:: third-born
|
| terzogenito {m}
|
:: third-born child
|
| terzo incomodo {m}
|
:: third wheel
|
| terzolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of terzuolo
|
| terzomondismo {m}
|
:: Third-Worldism
|
| terzomondista {mf}
|
:: third world person
|
| terzomondista {adj}
|
:: third-world
|
| terzomondista {adj}
|
:: Third-Worldist
|
| terzo mondo {m}
|
:: Third World
|
| terz'ultimo {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of terzultimo
|
| terzultimo {adj}
|
:: third last; last but two; third from last; third to last; antepenultimate
|
| terzuolo {m}
|
:: third cutting of hay
|
| terzuolo {m}
|
:: tercel, tiercel
|
| terzuolo {m}
|
:: goshawk
|
| tesa {f}
|
:: brim (of a hat)
|
| tesafili {m}
|
:: wire stretcher
|
| tesaggio {m}
|
:: stretching
|
| tesante {v}
|
:: present participle of tesare
|
| tesare {vt}
|
:: to stretch
|
| tesare {vt} [nautical]
|
:: to frap
|
| tesatura {f}
|
:: stretching
|
| tesatura {f} [nautical]
|
:: making taut
|
| tesaurizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tesaurizzare
|
| tesaurizzare {vit}
|
:: to hoard
|
| tesaurizzatore {m}
|
:: hoarder, miser
|
| tesaurizzazione {f}
|
:: hoarding
|
| teschio {m}
|
:: skull
|
| Teseo {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Theseus
|
| tesi {f} /ˈtɛzi/
|
:: thesis
|
| tesi {f}
|
:: dissertation
|
| tesina {f}
|
:: essay
|
| tesina {f}
|
:: short thesis
|
| Tesino {prop}
|
:: Tesino (river)
|
| tesissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of teso
|
| tesista {mf}
|
:: person writing a thesis
|
| tesmoforia {f} [especially in plural]
|
:: Thesmophoria
|
| tesmoteta {m}
|
:: thesmothete
|
| teso {adj}
|
:: taut, tight, tense, stretched
|
| teso {adj}
|
:: outstretched
|
| teso {adj}
|
:: tense, nervous, fraught, strained
|
| teso {adj}
|
:: (followed by a) aimed, intended
|
| tesoreggiamento {m}
|
:: hoarding
|
| tesoreggiare {v}
|
:: To hoard
|
| tesoreggiatore {m}
|
:: hoarder, miser
|
| tesoreria {f}
|
:: treasury (all senses)
|
| tesoretto {m} [finance]
|
:: Small amounts of revenue from sources other than taxation
|
| tesoriere {m}
|
:: treasurer
|
| tesorino {m}
|
:: Little darling, treasure (term of endearment)
|
| tesorizzare {v}
|
:: alternative form of tesaurizzare
|
| tesoro {m} /teˈzɔ.ro/
|
:: valuable things, treasure
|
| tesoro {m}
|
:: term of endearment, treasure
|
| tesoro {m}
|
:: bless someone's cotton socks
|
| tesoruccio {m}
|
:: treasure (term of endearment)
|
| Tespi {prop}
|
:: Thespis
|
| Tessaglia {prop}
|
:: Thessaly
|
| tessalico {adj}
|
:: Thessalian
|
| tessalo {adj}
|
:: Thessalian
|
| Tessalonica {prop}
|
:: Thessalonica
|
| tessalonicese {adj}
|
:: Thessalonian
|
| Tessalonicesi {prop} [biblical]
|
:: Thessalonians
|
| tessente {v}
|
:: present participle of tessere
|
| tessera {f}
|
:: card; credit card
|
| tessera {f}
|
:: pass
|
| tessera {f}
|
:: tessera (small square piece used for making a mosaic)
|
| tessera {f}
|
:: domino
|
| tesseramento {m}
|
:: The act of joining or being signed-up for a club or society; registration or enrolment
|
| tesseramento {m}
|
:: A membership drive
|
| tesserandolo {m} /tes.seˈran.do.lo/
|
:: weaver
|
| tesserante {v}
|
:: present participle of tesserare
|
| tesserantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tesserarsi
|
| tesserare {vt}
|
:: To enroll or register; to give a membership card to; to sign or sign on (a sportsman for a team)
|
| tesserare {vt} [rare]
|
:: To ration
|
| tesserarsi {vr}
|
:: To join; to become a member of (political party, trade union, association)
|
| tesserato {adj}
|
:: card-carrying (member of a political party)
|
| tesserato {adj}
|
:: fully paid-up (member of a society etc)
|
| tesserato {m}
|
:: member, card-carrying member
|
| tesseratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tesserarsi
|
| tessere {vt}
|
:: to weave
|
| tessere {vt}
|
:: to plot
|
| tessere le lodi {v}
|
:: to praise intensely
|
| tesserino {m}
|
:: diminutive of tessera; small card (magnetic, identification etc)
|
| tessile {adj} /ˈtɛs.si.le/
|
:: textile (attributive)
|
| tessile {mf}
|
:: textile worker
|
| tessilsacco {m}
|
:: garment bag (for protecting clothes while carrying them)
|
| tessimento {m}
|
:: synonym of tessitura
|
| tessitore {m}
|
:: weaver
|
| tessitoria {f}
|
:: weaving
|
| tessitrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tessitore
|
| tessitura {f}
|
:: weaving
|
| tessitura {f}
|
:: weaving mill
|
| tessitura {f} [music]
|
:: range (of a voice or an instrument)
|
| tessutaia {f} [rare]
|
:: female equivalent of tessutaio
|
| tessutaio {m} [rare]
|
:: weaver
|
| tessutale {adj}
|
:: tissue (attributive)
|
| tessuto {adj}
|
:: woven
|
| tessuto {m}
|
:: textile, fabric, material, stuff, cloth, weave
|
| tessuto {m} [biology]
|
:: tissue
|
| tessuto adiposo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: adipose tissue
|
| tessuto connettivo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: connective tissue
|
| test {m}
|
:: test
|
| testa {f} /ˈtɛs.ta/
|
:: head, obverse
|
| testa {f} [skeleton]
|
:: head (of a bone)
|
| testa {f} [rail transport, only singular, uncountable]
|
:: head [of a train], the first car(s)
|
| testa a testa {f}
|
:: head to head or nip and tuck competition
|
| testabianca {adj}
|
:: white-headed
|
| testabile {adj}
|
:: testable
|
| testabile {adj} [legal]
|
:: bequeathable
|
| testabilità {f}
|
:: testability
|
| testabruna {adj}
|
:: Of an animal having a brown head
|
| testabruna della Nuova Zelanda {f}
|
:: brown creeper (Mohoua novaeseelandiae)
|
| testa calda {f}
|
:: hothead; firebrand
|
| Testaccio {prop}
|
:: Testaccio (district)
|
| testaceo {adj} [zoology]
|
:: testaceous
|
| testa-coda {m}
|
:: tailspin
|
| testacoda {m}
|
:: 180 degrees spin
|
| testacroce {m} [engineering]
|
:: crosshead
|
| testa di cazzo {f} [vulgar slang, derogatory]
|
:: dickhead; asshole; shithead
|
| testa di ponte {f} [military]
|
:: airhead (area of hostile territory that has been seized by paratroopers or helicopter-based troops)
|
| testa di ponte {f} [military]
|
:: bridgehead (ground on the enemy's side of a river)
|
| testa di ponte {f} [military]
|
:: beachhead (ground on the enemy's beach)
|
| testamentale {adj}
|
:: testamental, testamentary
|
| testamentario {adj}
|
:: testamentary
|
| testamento {m}
|
:: will, testament
|
| testante {v}
|
:: present participle of testare
|
| testa o croce {n}
|
:: heads or tails
|
| testa o croce {n}
|
:: pitch and toss
|
| testarda {f}
|
:: stubborn woman
|
| testardaggine {f}
|
:: stubbornness, obstinacy
|
| testardamente {adv}
|
:: stubbornly, obstinately
|
| testardo {adj}
|
:: stubborn, obstinate, headstrong
|
| testardo {m}
|
:: stubborn man, stubborn person
|
| testare {vi}
|
:: To be testate (to leave a will)
|
| testare {vt}
|
:: To test; to sample
|
| testaroli {n}
|
:: A kind of pasta or bread in Ligurian cuisine, cooked between hot flat terracotta disks called testi and sliced into triangular shapes; the smaller ones are eaten as crepes and the larger cooked like pasta
|
| testarossa {n}
|
:: ginger, red hair
|
| testarossa {n}
|
:: Ferrari Testarossa sports car
|
| testata {f}
|
:: headbutt
|
| testata {f}
|
:: head [of a valley, column, etc.]
|
| testata {f} [architecture]
|
:: the access point of a longitudinal structure; front, head
|
| testata {f} [weaponry]
|
:: warhead
|
| testata {f}
|
:: cylinder head
|
| testata {f}
|
:: masthead, headline [in a newspaper]
|
| testata {f} [metonym]
|
:: newspaper
|
| testata {f}
|
:: bedhead, headboard
|
| testatico {m}
|
:: poll tax
|
| testatina {f}
|
:: running headline
|
| testatore {m} [legal]
|
:: testator
|
| testa vuota {f}
|
:: airhead (silly person)
|
| teste {mf} [legal] /ˈtɛs.te/
|
:: witness
|
| teste {m}
|
:: test
|
| testé {adv} [archaic, literary] /tesˈte/
|
:: just now, just
|
| testé {adv} [archaic, literary]
|
:: now, right now; forthwith
|
| testé {adv} [archaic, literary]
|
:: shortly, soon, in a short while
|
| testeso {adv} /tesˈte.zo/
|
:: obsolete form of testé
|
| testeso {adv}
|
:: just now, just
|
| testeso {adv}
|
:: now, right now; forthwith
|
| testeso {adv}
|
:: shortly, soon, in a short while
|
| te stessa {pron}
|
:: yourself, thyself
|
| te stesso {pron}
|
:: yourself, thyself
|
| testicciola {f}
|
:: The head of a small butchered animal
|
| testicolare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: testicular
|
| testicolo {m} /te.ˈsti.ko.lo/
|
:: testicle, testis
|
| testiera {f}
|
:: headboard (of a bed)
|
| testiera {f}
|
:: headrest
|
| testiera {f}
|
:: headpiece
|
| testiera {f}
|
:: pillow
|
| testificante {v}
|
:: present participle of testificare
|
| testificare {v}
|
:: to testify (bear witness)
|
| testificatore {m}
|
:: testifier
|
| testificazione {f}
|
:: testification, testifying, witnessing
|
| testimone {mf}
|
:: witness
|
| testimone {mf}
|
:: best man (at a wedding)
|
| testimone {m} [sports]
|
:: baton (in a relay race)
|
| testimone di nozze {mf}
|
:: (for the groom) best man, wedding witness, groomsman
|
| testimone di nozze {mf}
|
:: (for the bride) maid of honour, groomsmaid, wedding witness
|
| testimone oculare {mf}
|
:: eyewitness
|
| testimonial {m}
|
:: testimonial
|
| testimonial {mf}
|
:: Person giving a testimonial
|
| testimoniale {adj} [legal]
|
:: testimony, witness (attributive)
|
| testimoniante {v}
|
:: present participle of testimoniare
|
| testimonianza {f} /tes.ti.moˈnjan.t͡sa/
|
:: deposition, testimony
|
| testimonianza {f}
|
:: evidence
|
| testimonianza {f}
|
:: proof
|
| testimoniare {vit} [or _, with di or su or with no preposition and auxiliary with che and a verb in the indicative] /tes.ti.moˈnja.re/
|
:: to testify
|
| testimoniare {v}
|
:: to give evidence
|
| testimonio {m} [rare] /tes.tiˈmɔ.njo/
|
:: deposition, testimony
|
| testimonio {m}
|
:: witness
|
| testina {f}
|
:: head (of a printer or recording device etc.)
|
| testo {m}
|
:: text
|
| testo {m} [literature]
|
:: work
|
| testo {m}
|
:: textbook
|
| testo {m}
|
:: wording
|
| testo {m} [music]
|
:: lyrics (the words of a song)
|
| testo {m} [cooking]
|
:: baking tray
|
| testo {m} [uncountable, printing, dated]
|
:: a large size of type, standardized as 16 point
|
| testolina {f}
|
:: A capricious or whimsical person
|
| testologia {f}
|
:: textology
|
| testone {m}
|
:: blockhead, dunderhead
|
| testore {m}
|
:: alternative form of tessitore
|
| testosterone {m} [steroid hormone]
|
:: testosterone
|
| testuale {adj}
|
:: textual
|
| testuale {adj}
|
:: exact, word for word, verbatim
|
| testualità {f}
|
:: textuality
|
| testualmente {adv}
|
:: word for word, verbatim, exactly
|
| testualmente {adv}
|
:: textually
|
| testudinato {adj}
|
:: tortoiseshell
|
| testudinato {adj}
|
:: testudinate
|
| testugginato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of testudinato
|
| testuggine {f} /tesˈtu.dd͡ʒi.ne/
|
:: tortoise
|
| testuggine {f}
|
:: turtle
|
| testuggineo {adj}
|
:: tortoise (attributive)
|
| testura {f}
|
:: alternative form of tessitura
|
| testurizzare {v}
|
:: To texturize
|
| testurizzazione {f}
|
:: texturization
|
| tet {mf} /tɛt/
|
:: teth, specifically:
|
| tet {mf}
|
:: The name of the Phoenician-script letter 𐤈
|
| tet {mf}
|
:: The name of the Hebrew-script letter ט
|
| teta {mf}
|
:: Greek letter theta, θ
|
| tetania {f} [medicine]
|
:: tetany
|
| tetanico {adj} [disease]
|
:: tetanic, tetanus (attributive)
|
| tetanizzazione {f}
|
:: tetanization
|
| tetano {m} [disease] /ˈtɛ.ta.no/
|
:: tetanus
|
| tetanure {m}
|
:: tetanuran
|
| tetel {n}
|
:: Tora hartebeest
|
| teterrimo {adj}
|
:: teterrimous
|
| tetherball {m}
|
:: tetherball
|
| Teti {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Tethys
|
| Teti {prop} [astronomy]
|
:: A moon of Saturn
|
| Teti {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Thetis
|
| tetico {adj} /ˈtɛ.ti.ko/
|
:: thetic
|
| Tetide {prop}
|
:: Thetis
|
| Tetide {prop}
|
:: Tethys
|
| tetra- {prefix}
|
:: tetra-
|
| tetra {m}
|
:: tetra
|
| tetraalogenuro {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tetrahalide
|
| tetrabasicità {f}
|
:: tetrabasicity
|
| tetrabasico {adj}
|
:: tetrabasic
|
| tetraborato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tetraborate
|
| tetraborico {adj}
|
:: tetraboric
|
| tetrabromoetilene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: tetrabromoethylene
|
| tetrabromuro {m}
|
:: tetrabromide
|
| tetrabromuro di carbonio {n} [organic compound]
|
:: carbon tetrabromide, tetrabromomethane
|
| tetracarbonile {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tetracarbonyl
|
| tetraciclico {adj}
|
:: tetracyclic
|
| tetraciclina {f} [medicine]
|
:: tetracycline
|
| tetraclorometano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: tetrachloromethane
|
| tetracloruro {m} [chemistry] /te.tra.kloˈru.ro/
|
:: tetrachloride
|
| tetracloruro di carbonio {n} [organic compound]
|
:: carbon tetrachloride, tetrachloromethane
|
| tetraconco {m}
|
:: tetraconch
|
| tetracordo {m}
|
:: tetrachord
|
| tetracromia {f} [photography]
|
:: four-colour process
|
| tetrade {f}
|
:: tetrad
|
| tetradimensionale {adj}
|
:: four-dimensional
|
| tetradramma {m}
|
:: tetradrachm
|
| tetraedricamente {adv}
|
:: tetrahedrally
|
| tetraedrico {adj}
|
:: tetrahedral
|
| tetraedrite {f}
|
:: tetrahedrite
|
| tetraedro {m}
|
:: tetrahedron
|
| tetraetile {m}
|
:: tetraethyl
|
| tetraetilico {adj}
|
:: tetraethyl (attributive)
|
| tetrafenilene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: tetraphenylene
|
| tetrafluoroetene {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: tetrafluoroethylene
|
| tetrafluoroetilene {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: tetrafluoroethylene
|
| tetrafluorometano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: tetrafluoromethane
|
| tetrafluoruro {m}
|
:: tetrafluoride
|
| tetrafluoruro di carbonio {n} [organic compound]
|
:: carbon tetrafluoride, tetrafluoromethane
|
| tetrafluoruro di uranio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: uranium tetrafluoride
|
| tetrafluoruro di zirconio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: zirconium tetrafluoride
|
| tetrafluoruro di zolfo {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: sulfur tetrafluoride
|
| tetraggine {f}
|
:: gloom
|
| tetraggine {f}
|
:: sullenness
|
| tetraggine {f}
|
:: blackness
|
| tetraginia {f} [botany]
|
:: tetragyny
|
| tetragonale {adj}
|
:: tetragonal
|
| tetragonia {f}
|
:: New Zealand spinach (of genus Tetragonia)
|
| tetragono {adj}
|
:: tetragonal
|
| tetragono {adj}
|
:: resolute, steadfast
|
| tetragono {m}
|
:: tetragon
|
| tetragono {m}
|
:: tetrahedron
|
| tetragramma {m}
|
:: tetragram
|
| tetragramma {m}
|
:: Tetragrammaton
|
| tetragramma {m}
|
:: A musical stave with four lines
|
| tetraidrobiopterina {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: tetrahydrobiopterin
|
| tetraidrocannabinolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: tetrahydrocannabinol
|
| tetraidrofolato {m} [biochemistry]
|
:: tetrahydrofolate
|
| tetraidrofurano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: tetrahydrofuran
|
| tetraidruro {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tetrahydride
|
| tetraiodiotironina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: tetraiodothyronine (thyroxine)
|
| tetraioduro {m}
|
:: tetraiodide
|
| tetraioduro di carbonio {n} [organic compound]
|
:: carbon tetraiodide, tetraiodomethane
|
| tetralina {n} [organic compound]
|
:: tetralin
|
| tetralineo {adj}
|
:: four-lined
|
| tetralogia {f}
|
:: tetralogy
|
| tetramente {adv}
|
:: bleakly, dismally
|
| tetramerico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: tetrameric
|
| tetramero {adj}
|
:: tetrameric
|
| tetramero {adj}
|
:: tetramerous
|
| tetramero {m}
|
:: tetramer
|
| tetrametilammonio {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: tetramethylammonium
|
| tetrametro {m}
|
:: tetrameter
|
| tetramino {m}
|
:: tetromino
|
| tetrammina {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: tetramine
|
| tetrandria {f} [botany]
|
:: tetrandry
|
| tetranitrato {m} [chemistry]
|
:: tetranitrate
|
| tetranitruro {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tetranitride
|
| tetraone {m}
|
:: grouse
|
| tetrapak {m}
|
:: Tetra Pak
|
| tetraparesi {m} [pathology]
|
:: tetraparesis, quadriplegia
|
| tetrapilo {m}
|
:: tetrapylon
|
| tetrapirrolico {adj}
|
:: tetrapyrrole (attributive)
|
| tetrapirrolo {m} [biochemistry]
|
:: tetrapyrrole
|
| tetraplegia {f}
|
:: quadriplegia
|
| tetraplegico {adj}
|
:: quadriplegic
|
| tetraploide {adj}
|
:: tetraploid
|
| tetrapode {m}
|
:: tetrapod
|
| tetrapodia {f}
|
:: tetrapody
|
| tetrapolare {adj}
|
:: tetrapolar
|
| tetrarca {m}
|
:: tetrarch
|
| tetrarcato {m}
|
:: tetrarchate
|
| tetrarchia {f}
|
:: tetrarchy
|
| tetrarchico {adj}
|
:: tetrarchic
|
| tetrasillabo {adj}
|
:: tetrasyllabic
|
| tetrastico {adj}
|
:: tetrastich
|
| tetrastico {m}
|
:: tetrastyle
|
| tetrastilo {m}
|
:: tetrastyle
|
| tetrationato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tetrathionate
|
| tetratomico {adj}
|
:: tetratomic
|
| tetravalente {adj}
|
:: tetravalent, quadrivalent
|
| tetravalenza {f}
|
:: tetravalency, quadrivalency
|
| tetravalenza {f}
|
:: tetravalence, quadrivalence
|
| tetrazolfo {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tetrasulfur
|
| tetro {adj}
|
:: gloomy, sullen
|
| tetro {adj}
|
:: bleak, dismal, grim
|
| tetrodo {m}
|
:: tetrode
|
| tetroso {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: tetrose
|
| tetrossido {m}
|
:: tetroxide
|
| tetrossido di diazoto {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: dinitrogen tetroxide
|
| tetta {f} [colloquial]
|
:: boob, tit, jug (slang expression for breast)
|
| tettaiolo {adj}
|
:: That inhabits the rooftops (traditionally describes a mouse)
|
| tettaiolo {adj}
|
:: solitary
|
| tettarella {f}
|
:: teat (for bottle-feeding infants)
|
| tettarella {f}
|
:: pacifier
|
| tettina {f}
|
:: small tit
|
| tetto {m}
|
:: roof
|
| tetto {m}
|
:: cap (artificial upper limit)
|
| tettogenesi {f} [geology]
|
:: tectogenesis, orogeny
|
| tettoia {f}
|
:: canopy
|
| tettoia {f}
|
:: roof (of a railway station etc)
|
| tettoia {f}
|
:: hovel
|
| tettola {f} [zoology]
|
:: wattle
|
| tettona {f}
|
:: woman with large breasts, buxom woman
|
| tettonica {f}
|
:: tectonics
|
| tettonico {adj} [geology]
|
:: tectonic
|
| tettonite {f} [geology]
|
:: tectonite
|
| tettosilicato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tectosilicate
|
| tettuccio {m}
|
:: hood, soft top (of a convertible car)
|
| tettuccio {m}
|
:: canopy (transparent part of an aircraft cockpit, that can be slid back)
|
| teucrio {m}
|
:: germander
|
| teucro {adj}
|
:: Trojan
|
| teucro {m}
|
:: Trojan
|
| Teucro {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Teucer
|
| Teulada {prop}
|
:: Teulada (small town)
|
| teurgia {f}
|
:: theurgy
|
| teurgico {adj}
|
:: theurgic
|
| teurgo {m}
|
:: theurgist
|
| teutone {mf}
|
:: Teuton
|
| teutonico {adj}
|
:: Teutonic
|
| tè verde {m}
|
:: green tea
|
| Tevere {prop}
|
:: the river Tiber
|
| texana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of texano
|
| texano {adj}
|
:: Texan
|
| texano {m}
|
:: Texan
|
| Texas {prop} /ˈtɛ.xas/
|
:: Texas (state)
|
| texel {m}
|
:: texel
|
| texturizzare {v}
|
:: To texturize
|
| texturizzazione {f}
|
:: texturization
|
| TG {m}
|
:: abbreviation of telegiornale
|
| thaiboxer {mf} [sports]
|
:: Thai boxer (Muay Thai boxer)
|
| thai jasmine {n}
|
:: A type of rice
|
| thailandese {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of tailandese
|
| thailandese {mf}
|
:: alternative spelling of tailandese
|
| Thailandia {prop} /taiˈlandja/
|
:: Thailand
|
| thè {m}
|
:: tea (Variant of: tè)
|
| theta {mf}
|
:: theta (Greek letter)
|
| thread {m} [Internet]
|
:: thread (series of messages)
|
| thriller {m}
|
:: thriller (film, book etc)
|
| thrilling {adj}
|
:: thrilling
|
| thrilling {adj}
|
:: thriller (attributive)
|
| thrilling {m}
|
:: thriller (film, book etc)
|
| thrilling {m}
|
:: thrill
|
| throughput {m} [networking]
|
:: throughput (rate of data transmission)
|
| Thuban {prop}
|
:: Thuban
|
| ti {f} /ti/
|
:: letter: t; tee
|
| ti {m} [music]
|
:: ti (note)
|
| ti {m} [music]
|
:: B (note and scale)
|
| tiade {f}
|
:: synonym of baccante
|
| tiamina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thiamine
|
| ti amo {phrase}
|
:: I love you (affirmation of romantic feeling)
|
| tiara {f}
|
:: tiara (papal crown)
|
| tiaso {m}
|
:: thiasus
|
| tiazidico {adj} [medicine, organic chemistry]
|
:: thiazidic
|
| tiazolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: thiazole
|
| Tiberiade {prop}
|
:: Tiberias (a town in Galilee)
|
| tiberiano {adj}
|
:: Tiberian
|
| tiberino {adj}
|
:: Tiber (attributive)
|
| Tiberio {prop}
|
:: Tiberius
|
| Tiberio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| tibetana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tibetano
|
| tibetano {adj}
|
:: Tibetan
|
| tibetano {m}
|
:: Tibetan (person or language)
|
| tibetologo {m}
|
:: Tibetologist
|
| tibia {f} [skeleton, zoology]
|
:: tibia, shinbone
|
| tibia {f} [music]
|
:: An early wind instrument
|
| tibiale {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: tibial
|
| tibicine {m} [Ancient Rome] /tiˈbi.t͡ʃi.ne/
|
:: tibicen
|
| tibioastragalico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: tibiotalar
|
| tibiotarsico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: tibiotarsal
|
| Tibisco {prop}
|
:: The river Tisza
|
| tibulliano {adj}
|
:: Tibullian
|
| Tibullo {prop}
|
:: Tibullus
|
| tiburio {m} [architecture]
|
:: dome cladding
|
| tiburte {adj}
|
:: synonym of tiburtino
|
| tiburtina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of tiburtino
|
| tiburtino {adj} /ti.burˈti.no/
|
:: Of or from Tivoli
|
| tiburtino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Tivoli
|
| Tiburtino {prop} /ti.burˈti.no/
|
:: Tiburtino (district)
|
| tic {m}
|
:: tic, twitch
|
| ticche {m}
|
:: tic
|
| ticchettante {v}
|
:: present participle of ticchettare
|
| ticchettare {vi}
|
:: To tick (of a clock)
|
| ticchettare {vi}
|
:: To patter, tap or click
|
| ticchettio {m}
|
:: clicking (of a typewriter)
|
| ticchettio {m}
|
:: ticking (of a clock)
|
| ticchettio {m}
|
:: pattering (of rain)
|
| ticchio {m} [chiefly veterinary medicine] /ˈtik.kjo/
|
:: tic, twitch
|
| ticchio {m}
|
:: whim
|
| ticchio {m}
|
:: speckle
|
| ticchiolato {adj}
|
:: speckled
|
| ticchiolatura {f}
|
:: scab
|
| Tiche {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Tyche
|
| ticinese {adj}
|
:: Of, or from Ticino
|
| ticinese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Ticino
|
| ticinese {m} [singular only]
|
:: The Ticino dialect
|
| Ticino {prop}
|
:: A river that flows in Italy and Switzerland
|
| Ticino {prop}
|
:: Ticino (canton)
|
| ticket {m}
|
:: prescription charge
|
| ticket {m}
|
:: ticket stub (especially at a horserace)
|
| tic tac {m}
|
:: ticktock
|
| tic tac {m}
|
:: pitter-patter
|
| tic tac {m}
|
:: clickety-clack
|
| tictac {m}
|
:: Variant of tic tac
|
| tidale {adj} [rare]
|
:: tidal
|
| Tideo {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Tydeus
|
| Tidone {prop}
|
:: Tidone (river)
|
| tie' {interj}
|
:: take that!
|
| tiè {interj}
|
:: alternative form of tie'
|
| tiella {f}
|
:: baking tin, pie dish
|
| tientibene {m} [nautical]
|
:: lifeline
|
| tiepidamente {adv}
|
:: tepidly
|
| tiepidamente {adv}
|
:: half-heartedly
|
| tiepidezza {f}
|
:: tepidness, lukewarmness, mildness
|
| tiepidità {f}
|
:: tepidness, lukewarmness, mildness
|
| tiepido {adj}
|
:: tepid, lukewarm
|
| tiepido {adj}
|
:: half-hearted
|
| tiepolesco {adj}
|
:: Tiepolesque
|
| Tiepolo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tiepolo {prop}
|
:: Giambattista Tiepolo, famous Italian painter
|
| Tieste {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Thyestes
|
| tifa {f}
|
:: reedmace, bulrush, cattail (Typha latifolia)
|
| tifante {v}
|
:: present participle of tifare
|
| tifare {v} [per]
|
:: to support; to root for; to be a fan of
|
| tifernato {adj}
|
:: Of or from Città di Castello (Roman "Tifernum")
|
| tifico {adj}
|
:: typhoid (attributive)
|
| tiflite {f} [pathology]
|
:: typhlitis
|
| tiflo- {prefix}
|
:: typhl-
|
| tiflografia {f}
|
:: typhlography
|
| tiflografo {m}
|
:: typhlograph
|
| tiflologia {f}
|
:: typhlology
|
| tiflope {m}
|
:: typhlopid
|
| tifo {m} [pathology]
|
:: typhus
|
| tifo {m} [sports]
|
:: (excessive) enthusiasm; hence fan
|
| tifoide {adj} [disease]
|
:: typhoid
|
| tifoidea {f}
|
:: typhoid, typhoid fever
|
| tifoideo {adj} /ti.foi.ˈdɛ.o/
|
:: typhoid
|
| tifone {m}
|
:: typhoon
|
| tifosa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of tifoso
|
| tifoseria {f} [sports]
|
:: All the fans of a club considered as a whole
|
| tifoseria {f}
|
:: fandom
|
| tifosissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of tifoso
|
| tifoso {adj}
|
:: fan (attributive)
|
| tifoso {adj} [pathology]
|
:: typhous, typhoid
|
| tifoso {m}
|
:: fan (of a sports club etc)
|
| tiggì {m}
|
:: television news program
|
| tight {m}
|
:: morning suit, morning dress
|
| tiglio {m}
|
:: lime, linden (tree and wood)
|
| tiglio {m}
|
:: fibre (of wood)
|
| tiglioso {adj}
|
:: fibrous
|
| tiglioso {adj}
|
:: tough (of meat)
|
| tigmonastia {f} [botany] /tiɡ.mo.nasˈti.a/
|
:: thigmonasty
|
| tigmonastico {adj} [botany] /tiɡ.moˈnas.ti.ko/
|
:: thigmonastic
|
| tigna {f}
|
:: ringworm
|
| tignola {f} [entomology]
|
:: moth, harvest mite, harvest bug
|
| tignola della farina {f}
|
:: alternative form of piralide della farina
|
| tignosa {f} /tiɲˈɲo.za/
|
:: Any of various members of the Amanita taxonomic genus
|
| tignosa bianca {f} [mushrooms]
|
:: synonym of tignosa di primavera
|
| tignosa bigia {f}
|
:: panther cap (Amanita pantherina)
|
| tignosa bruna {f} [mushrooms]
|
:: synonym of tignosa bigia
|
| tignosa di primavera {f}
|
:: destroying angel (Amanita verna)
|
| tignosa paglierina {f}
|
:: false death cap (Amanita citrina)
|
| tignosa panterina {f} [mushrooms]
|
:: synonym of tignosa bigia
|
| tignosa rigata {f} [mushrooms]
|
:: synonym of tignosa bigia
|
| tignosa verde {f}
|
:: death cap (Amanita phalloides)
|
| tignosa verdognola {f} [mushrooms]
|
:: synonym of tignosa verde
|
| tignoso {adj}
|
:: wormy (having ringworm)
|
| tignoso {adj}
|
:: mean, stingy
|
| tignoso {adj} [regional]
|
:: stubborn
|
| tigone {m}
|
:: tigon
|
| tigrare {v}
|
:: To brindle
|
| tigrato {adj}
|
:: striped
|
| tigratura {f}
|
:: stripes
|
| tigre {f}
|
:: tiger (male)
|
| tigre {f}
|
:: tigress (female)
|
| tigresco {adj}
|
:: tiger (attributive), tigerlike
|
| Tigri {prop}
|
:: Tigris
|
| tigrigna {f}
|
:: Tigrinya
|
| tigrotto {m}
|
:: Small or young tiger
|
| tigrotto {m}
|
:: An adventurous child
|
| tigurio {m}
|
:: alternative form of tugurio
|
| tilacino {m}
|
:: thylacine
|
| tilacoidale {adj} [botany]
|
:: thylakoidal, thylakoid (attributive)
|
| tilacoide {m} [botany]
|
:: thylakoid
|
| tilde {mf}
|
:: tilde (all senses)
|
| tilde {mf} [typography]
|
:: tilde, squiggle
|
| tillodonte {m}
|
:: tillodont
|
| tiloma {m}
|
:: corn, callus
|
| TIM {prop}
|
:: initialism of Telecom Italia Mobile
|
| Timau {prop}
|
:: Timau
|
| timavese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Timau
|
| Timavo {prop}
|
:: Timavo (river)
|
| timballo {m}
|
:: timbale
|
| timbrante {v}
|
:: present participle of timbrare
|
| timbrare {vt}
|
:: to stamp
|
| timbrare {vt}
|
:: to postmark
|
| timbratrice {f}
|
:: time clock
|
| timbratrice {f}
|
:: stamper
|
| timbratura {f}
|
:: stamping, franking
|
| timbricamente {adv}
|
:: timbrically
|
| timbrico {adj}
|
:: timbric
|
| timbrificio {m}
|
:: rubber stamp factory
|
| timbro {m}
|
:: stamp (rubber, or the mark made)
|
| timbro {m}
|
:: postmark, cancellation
|
| timbro {m}
|
:: timbre,
|
| timbro {m}
|
:: tone
|
| timbro {m}
|
:: pitch
|
| timbro {m}
|
:: crest ((heraldry): A bearing worn, not upon the shield, but usually on a helmet)
|
| timbro postale {m}
|
:: postmark, cancellation
|
| timbro postale a rullo {m}
|
:: roller postmark
|
| timer {m}
|
:: timer [device]
|
| timico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: thymic; thymus (attributive)
|
| timida {f}
|
:: female equivalent of timido
|
| timidamente {adv}
|
:: timidly, shyly, bashfully, fearfully
|
| timidezza {f}
|
:: timidity, shyness
|
| timidina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thymidine
|
| timidissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of timido
|
| timidità {f}
|
:: timidity, shyness
|
| timido {adj} /ˈti.mi.do/
|
:: shy, timid, bashful, shamefaced, self-conscious
|
| timido {m}
|
:: a shy or timid person
|
| timidona {f}
|
:: very shy woman, very timid woman
|
| timidone {adj}
|
:: Very shy, very timid
|
| timidone {m}
|
:: Such a person
|
| timina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thymine
|
| Timișoara {prop}
|
:: Timișoara (city)
|
| timo {m}
|
:: thyme (plant and herb)
|
| timo {m}
|
:: thymus (organ)
|
| timocratazia {f}
|
:: timocracy
|
| timocratico {adj}
|
:: timocratic
|
| timocrazia {f}
|
:: timocracy
|
| timolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: thymol
|
| timologia {f}
|
:: synonym of assiologia
|
| timoma {m} [pathology]
|
:: thymoma
|
| timone {m}
|
:: helm, rudder, tiller, wheel, plane
|
| timone {m}
|
:: shaft (of a cart)
|
| Timone {prop}
|
:: Timon
|
| timone di direzione {m}
|
:: rudder
|
| timone di profondità {m}
|
:: rudder
|
| timoneggiare {v} [nautical]
|
:: To steer
|
| timoneggiatore {m} [nautical]
|
:: helmsman
|
| timonella {f}
|
:: buggy, trap (light carriage drawn by a singe horse)
|
| timoneria {f}
|
:: steering (apparatus, in a motor car)
|
| timoniera {f} [nautical]
|
:: wheelhouse
|
| timoniere {m}
|
:: helmsman
|
| timoniere {m}
|
:: cox
|
| timoniero {adj}
|
:: rudder, helm (attributive)
|
| timoniero {adj}
|
:: steering
|
| timorato {adj}
|
:: conscientious
|
| timorato di Dio {adj}
|
:: God-fearing
|
| timore {m}
|
:: fear, dread, worry, alarm
|
| timore {m}
|
:: awe, fear
|
| timorense {adj}
|
:: East Timorese
|
| timorense {mf}
|
:: East Timorese
|
| timorese {adj}
|
:: Timorese
|
| Timor Est {prop}
|
:: East Timor
|
| timorosamente {adv}
|
:: fearfully, timorously
|
| timoroso {adj}
|
:: afraid, fearful, skittish, timorous
|
| timosina {f} [protein]
|
:: thymosin
|
| Timoteo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Timoteo {prop}
|
:: Timothy [biblical character]
|
| Timoteo {prop}
|
:: the Book of Timothy
|
| Timp. {n} [music]
|
:: abbreviation of timpano
|
| timpa {f}
|
:: A hill or a ravine typical of Southern Italy
|
| timpanato {adj}
|
:: tympanate
|
| timpaneggiare {v} [music]
|
:: To drum (play the drum or timpani)
|
| timpanico {adj}
|
:: tympanic
|
| timpanismo {m}
|
:: tympanites, tympany
|
| timpanista {mf}
|
:: timpanist
|
| timpanite {f}
|
:: timpanitis
|
| timpano {m} [anatomy] /ˈtim.pa.no/
|
:: eardrum, tympanum
|
| timpano {m}
|
:: drum
|
| timpano {m} [architecture]
|
:: gable, tympanum
|
| tina {f}
|
:: alternative form of tino
|
| Tina {prop} [colloquial]
|
:: synonym of Concetta
|
| tinaia {f}
|
:: wine cellar (place for storing wine)
|
| tinamo {m}
|
:: tinamou
|
| tinca {f}
|
:: tench
|
| tindalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tindalizzare
|
| tindalizzare {vt}
|
:: To Tyndalize
|
| tindalizzazione {f}
|
:: Tyndallization
|
| Tindaro {prop}
|
:: Tyndareus
|
| Tinea {prop}
|
:: The river Tinée that flows in France
|
| tinella {f}
|
:: A wooden container for olives being pressed
|
| tinello {m}
|
:: small dining room, dinette
|
| tingente {v}
|
:: present participle of tingere
|
| tingere {vt}
|
:: to dye, paint
|
| tingere {vt}
|
:: to moisten
|
| tingersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of tingere
|
| tingersi {vt}
|
:: to dye
|
| tingersi {vt}
|
:: to add color to; to color
|
| tingersi {vt}
|
:: (with di) to blot or stain (with) [a color]
|
| tingersi {v} [di]
|
:: to take on a certain coloration (of); to turn [a color]
|
| tingersi {v} [di]
|
:: to be tinged (with) [an emotion]
|
| tingersi {vi}
|
:: (also with di) to dye one's hair [a particular color]
|
| tingersi {vi}
|
:: to put on makeup; to make oneself up
|
| tingitura {f}
|
:: dyeing
|
| tino {m}
|
:: vat
|
| Tino {prop}
|
:: Tino (island)
|
| tinozza {f}
|
:: tub
|
| tinozza {f}
|
:: washtub
|
| tinozza {f}
|
:: trough
|
| tinozza da concia {f}
|
:: vat (used for tanning)
|
| tinta {f}
|
:: dye
|
| tinta {f}
|
:: colour
|
| tinta {f}
|
:: paint
|
| tintarella {f} [colloquial] /tin.taˈrɛl.la/
|
:: tan, suntan
|
| tinta unica {n}
|
:: solid, plain
|
| tinta unica {n}
|
:: Of just one colour; lacking a pattern
|
| tinta unita {n}
|
:: solid, plain
|
| tinta unita {n}
|
:: An article of clothing which is of a single color throughout
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| tinta unita {n}
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:: Of just one colour; lacking a pattern
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| tinteggiante {v}
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:: present participle of tinteggiare
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| tinteggiare {vt}
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:: to paint
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| tinteggiatore {m}
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:: painter (fine arts or of houses etc)
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| tinteggiatura {f}
|
:: painting (of a building), paintwork
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| tintinnabolo {m}
|
:: bell
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| tintinnabolo {m}
|
:: The sound of bells
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| tintinnamento {m}
|
:: tinkle, clink, jingle (sound of a small bell)
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| tintinnante {v}
|
:: present participle of tintinnare
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| tintinnare {vi}
|
:: to tinkle
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| tintinnare {vi}
|
:: to clink
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| tintinnare {vi}
|
:: to jingle
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| tintinnio {m}
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:: tinkle, tinkling
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| tintinnio {m}
|
:: clink, clinking
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| tintinnio {m}
|
:: jingle, jingling
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| tintinnire {v}
|
:: To jingle, rattle
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| tintore {m}
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:: dyer (of fabric)
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| tintoria {f}
|
:: dry cleaner (shop)
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| tintoria {f}
|
:: dye factory
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| tintoriale {adj}
|
:: dyeing (attributive)
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| tintorio {adj}
|
:: dying
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| tintura {f}
|
:: colouring, dye
|
| tintura {f}
|
:: dyeing (the process)
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| tintura {f}
|
:: tincture
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| tinturiere {m}
|
:: tinting or dyeing of the hair
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| tio- {prefix}
|
:: thio-
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| tioacetale {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thioacetal
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| tioacetammide {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thioacetamide
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| tioacetone {m} [organic compound]
|
:: thioacetone
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| tioacido {m} [chemistry]
|
:: thioacid
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| tioalcol {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thioalcohol, mercaptan
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| tioalcole {m} [organic chemistry]
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:: thioalcohol
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| tioaldeide {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thioaldehyde
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| tiobarbiturico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thiobarbituric
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| tiocarbammide {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thiocarbamide
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| tiocarbonile {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thiocarbonyl
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| tiocianato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: thiocyanate
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| tiocianico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: thiocyanic
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| tiocianina {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thiacyanine
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| tiocianogeno {m} [organic compound]
|
:: thiocyanogen
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| tioestere {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thioester
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| tioetere {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thioether
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| tiofene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: thiophene
|
| tiofenolo {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thiophenol
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| tiogeno {adj}
|
:: thiogenic (sulfur-producing)
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| tioglicolato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thioglycollate
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| tiolato {m} [chemistry]
|
:: thiolate
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| tiolico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thiolic
|
| tiolo {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: thiol
|
| Tione {prop}
|
:: Tione (river)
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| tionitronio {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: thionitronium
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| tionitrosonio {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: thionitrosonium
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| tiorba {f} [musical instruments]
|
:: theorbo
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| tiorbista {mf} [music]
|
:: theorbist
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| tioredoxina {f} [protein]
|
:: thioredoxin
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| tiosolfato {m}
|
:: thiosulfate
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| tiosolfato di sodio {n} [inorganic compound]
|
:: sodium thiosulfate
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| tiosolforico {adj}
|
:: thiosulfuric
|
| tiourea {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thiourea
|
| tiouridina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thiouridine
|
| tipa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of tipo
|
| tipa {f} [familiar, of a woman]
|
:: type, fellow, character, girl, woman
|
| tipa {f} [familiar]
|
:: girlfriend, girl
|
| tipaccio {m}
|
:: bad egg
|
| -tipia {suffix} /tiˈpi.a/
|
:: Used to derive nouns indicating printing methods; -type
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| tipicamente {adv}
|
:: typically
|
| tipicità {f}
|
:: typicity
|
| tipicizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tipicizzare
|
| tipicizzare {vt}
|
:: alternative form of tipizzare
|
| tipico {adj} /ˈti.pi.ko/
|
:: typical, typic, classic, local, characteristic, peculiar
|
| tipino {m}
|
:: guy
|
| tipizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tipizzare
|
| tipizzare {vt}
|
:: to type [determine the characteristic type of a biological specimen]
|
| tipizzazione {f}
|
:: typifying, typification
|
| tipizzazione {f}
|
:: standardization
|
| -tipo {suffix}
|
:: -type
|
| tipo- {prefix}
|
:: typo-
|
| tipo {adj} /ˈti.po/
|
:: standard, model, average, stock
|
| tipo {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: indicating approximation or uncertainty; like, kinda
|
| tipo {m}
|
:: type, standard, pattern
|
| tipo {m}
|
:: type, kind, sort, quality, model, style
|
| tipo {m} [familiar]
|
:: type, person, fellow, guy, bloke, character, chap, turn
|
| tipo {m}
|
:: phylum (taxonomy) A rank in the classification of organisms, below kingdom and above class
|
| tipofono {m} [musical instrument]
|
:: celesta
|
| tipografia {f}
|
:: typography, printing
|
| tipografia {f}
|
:: press, print shop
|
| tipograficamente {adv}
|
:: typographically
|
| tipografico {adj}
|
:: typographic, typographical
|
| tipografico {adj}
|
:: printing [attributive]
|
| tipografo {m}
|
:: typographer
|
| tipografo {m}
|
:: printer
|
| tipolitografia {f}
|
:: typolithography
|
| tipolitografico {adj}
|
:: typolithographic
|
| tipologia {f}
|
:: typology
|
| tipologicamente {adv}
|
:: typologically
|
| tipologico {adj}
|
:: typological
|
| tipometria {f}
|
:: typometry
|
| tipometro {m}
|
:: type gauge, type scale
|
| tippante {v}
|
:: present participle of tippare
|
| tippare {vt} [Switzerland]
|
:: to type (use a typewriter)
|
| tip tap {m}
|
:: tap dance
|
| tip tap {m}
|
:: tap dancing
|
| tiptologia {f}
|
:: typtology
|
| tiptologia {f}
|
:: Secret communication in prisons etc., by tapping on pipes etc
|
| tipula {f}
|
:: crane fly (of family Tipulidae), daddy longlegs
|
| TIR {n}
|
:: initialism of trasporti internazionali su strada
|
| TIR {m}
|
:: articulated lorry
|
| tirabaci {m}
|
:: kiss curl
|
| Tirabassi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tirabozze {m}
|
:: proof press
|
| tirabrace {m}
|
:: oven rake (baker's)
|
| tirabusciò {m}
|
:: synonym of cavatappi
|
| tiracatena {m}
|
:: synonym of tendicatena
|
| tirafilo {m}
|
:: thread puller (device in a sewing machine that pulls the thread from the bobbin)
|
| tiraggio {m}
|
:: draught, draft
|
| tiraggio {m}
|
:: draw (of a chimney etc)
|
| tiragliere {m}
|
:: A type of French infantry soldier
|
| tiragraffi {m}
|
:: cat tree, scratching post
|
| tiralatte {m}
|
:: breast pump
|
| tiralinee {m}
|
:: drawing / ruling pen
|
| Tiralli {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Tirolo (small town)
|
| tiraloro {m}
|
:: A goldsmith who works in gold thread
|
| tiramento {m}
|
:: pull, tug
|
| tiramento {m}
|
:: toss
|
| tiramisù {m} [also uncountable] /ˌti.ɾa.miˈsu/
|
:: tiramisu (dessert)
|
| tirammina {m} [organic compound]
|
:: tyramine
|
| tiramolla {m}
|
:: hesitation
|
| tiramolla {m}
|
:: indecision
|
| tiramollare {v}
|
:: To hesitate
|
| tiramollare {v}
|
:: To shilly-shally, wait-and-see
|
| tiranneggiamento {m}
|
:: tyrannizing
|
| tiranneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tiranneggiare
|
| tiranneggiare {vt}
|
:: to tyrannize
|
| tirannescamente {adv}
|
:: tyrannically
|
| tirannesco {adj}
|
:: tyrannical
|
| tirannia {f} /ti.ranˈni.a/
|
:: tyranny
|
| tirannicamente {adv}
|
:: tyrannically
|
| tirannicida {mf}
|
:: tyrannicide (person)
|
| tirannicidio {m}
|
:: tyrannicide (act)
|
| tirannico {adj}
|
:: tyrannical
|
| tirannide {f} /tiˈran.ni.de/
|
:: tyranny
|
| tiranno {m}
|
:: tyrant
|
| tiranno {adj}
|
:: tyrannical
|
| tirannosauride {m}
|
:: tyrannosaurid
|
| tirannosauro {m} [dinosaurs]
|
:: tyrannosaur
|
| tirante {m}
|
:: tie rod, brace
|
| tirante {m}
|
:: tie beam, guy-wire, guy rope
|
| tirante {m}
|
:: cam, slider, slide (zip sliding cam)
|
| tirante {v}
|
:: present participle of tirare
|
| tirante di sostegno {m} [architecture]
|
:: wire rope, stay
|
| tiranteria {f}
|
:: linkage (of the parts of a mechanism)
|
| tirantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tirarsi
|
| tiraolio {m}
|
:: oil siphon
|
| tirapiedi {mf}
|
:: minion, hanger-on
|
| tirapranzi {m}
|
:: synonym of calapranzi
|
| tiraprove {m}
|
:: proof press
|
| tirapugni {m} [weapons]
|
:: brass knuckles, knuckle duster
|
| tirar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of tirare
|
| tirare {v} /t̪iˈrare/
|
:: to pull, draw, tug, drag
|
| tirare {v}
|
:: to throw, shoot, toss, kick
|
| tirare {v}
|
:: to utter
|
| tirare {v} [slang, vulgar]
|
:: (of a penis) to become erect
|
| tirare a lucido {v}
|
:: to polish
|
| tirare a sorte {v}
|
:: to toss up
|
| tirare avanti {v}
|
:: to linger
|
| tirare avanti {v}
|
:: to eke out, get by
|
| tirare avanti {v}
|
:: to plow through; to soldier through; to get on; to keep going
|
| tirare avanti {v}
|
:: to remain alive while proceeding toward death; to die gradually
|
| tirare fuori {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to pipe up, make up
|
| tirare fuori {v}
|
:: to pull out
|
| tirare la carretta {v}
|
:: # synonym of far quadrare i conti
|
| tirare la sfoglia {v}
|
:: to roll the dough (to make tagliatelle)
|
| tirare le cuoia {vi} [idiomatic]
|
:: To bite the dust, to kick the bucket; to die
|
| tirare le cuoia {vi} [idiomatic]
|
:: to give up the ghost, to cease clinging to life; to die
|
| tirare le cuoia {vi} [idiomatic, figuratively]
|
:: To quit; to cease functioning
|
| tirare per le lunghe {v}
|
:: to string along
|
| tirare su {v}
|
:: See: it tirare su
|
| tirare su {v}
|
:: to bring up or raise [a child]
|
| tirare su {v}
|
:: to hearten; to encourage
|
| tirare sul prezzo {v}
|
:: to bargain
|
| tirare sul prezzo {v}
|
:: to haggle
|
| tirare un pallonetto {v}
|
:: to lob
|
| tirar l'acqua al proprio mulino {v} [idiom]
|
:: To do only what is in one's own interest
|
| tirarsela {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: to become haughty or arrogant
|
| tirarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of tirare
|
| tirarsi {v}
|
:: to pull oneself
|
| tirarsi indietro {vr}
|
:: to draw back or retreat
|
| tirarsi indietro {vr}
|
:: to move back or withdraw
|
| tirarsi su {vr}
|
:: to pull oneself up
|
| tirarsi su {vr}
|
:: to pick oneself up
|
| tirarsi su {vr}
|
:: to cheer oneself up
|
| tirassegno {m}
|
:: target shooting
|
| tirassegno {m}
|
:: shooting range
|
| tirassegno {m}
|
:: shooting gallery
|
| tirassegno {m}
|
:: Variant of tiro a segno
|
| tirastivali {m}
|
:: bootjack
|
| tirata {f}
|
:: pull, plug
|
| tirata {f}
|
:: drag or puff (of a cigarette)
|
| tirata {f}
|
:: tirade
|
| tiratardi {m}
|
:: night bird (person awake at nights)
|
| tiratore {m}
|
:: shot (person)
|
| tiratore scelto {m}
|
:: sharpshooter, marksman
|
| tiratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tirarsi
|
| tiratrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tiratore
|
| tiratrice scelta {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tiratore scelto
|
| tiratrone {m} [physics]
|
:: thyratron
|
| tiratura {f}
|
:: circulation (newspaper)
|
| tiratura {f}
|
:: edition
|
| tiratura {f}
|
:: run
|
| tiravolista {mf}
|
:: trapshooter, skeet shooter, clay pigeon shooter
|
| tirchieria {f}
|
:: meanness, stinginess
|
| tirchio {adj} [colloquial] /ˈtir.kjo/
|
:: mean, stingy, miserly, tight-fisted
|
| tirchio {m} [colloquial]
|
:: miser
|
| tirella {f}
|
:: trace
|
| tiremmolla {m}
|
:: hesitation
|
| tiremmolla {m}
|
:: shilly-shallying, shilly-shally
|
| tiremmolla {m}
|
:: wait-and-see
|
| tireocita {m}
|
:: thyrocyte
|
| tireopatia {f} [pathology]
|
:: disease of the thyroid
|
| tireosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: thyrosis
|
| tireostatico {adj}
|
:: thyreostatic
|
| tireostatico {m} [pharmacology]
|
:: thyreostatic drug, thyreostatic agent
|
| tireostimolante {adj}
|
:: thyroid-stimulating
|
| tireotossico {adj}
|
:: thyrotoxic
|
| tireotossicosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: thyrotoxicosis, hyperthyroidism
|
| tireotropina {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: thyrotropin, thyroid-stimulating hormone
|
| tireotropo {adj} [medicine]
|
:: thyrotropic
|
| Tiresia {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Tiresias
|
| tiretto {m} [regional]
|
:: drawer
|
| Tirino {prop}
|
:: Tirino (river)
|
| Tirinto {prop}
|
:: Tiryns
|
| tiristore {m} [physics]
|
:: thyristor
|
| tiritera {f}
|
:: spiel, rigmarole
|
| tiritera {f}
|
:: drivel
|
| tiritera {f}
|
:: hot air
|
| tiro {m}
|
:: pull, tug, draught
|
| tiro {m}
|
:: throw, cast
|
| tiro {m} [sports]
|
:: shooting
|
| tiro {m} [sports]
|
:: shot, throw
|
| tiro {m} [of weapons]
|
:: shot, shooting, firing, range, reach
|
| tiro {m} [military]
|
:: fire
|
| tiro {m}
|
:: trick, turn
|
| tiro {m} [of a cigarette]
|
:: puff
|
| tiro {m} [of a drug]
|
:: sniff
|
| Tiro {prop}
|
:: Tiro (ancient city-state)
|
| Tiro {prop}
|
:: Tiro (port city/capital)
|
| tiro al piattello {m} [sports]
|
:: skeet
|
| tiroaritenoideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: thyroarytenoid
|
| tiroaritenoideo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: thyroarytenoid, thyroarytenoid muscle
|
| tiro a segno {m}
|
:: target practice (with any of various types of gun)
|
| tiro a volo {m} [sports]
|
:: trapshooting, skeet shooting, clay pigeon shooting
|
| tirocinante {mf}
|
:: apprentice, trainee
|
| tirocinio {m} /ti.roˈtʃi.njo/
|
:: apprenticeship
|
| tirocinio {m}
|
:: training
|
| tirocinio {m}
|
:: coming of age
|
| tirocinio {m}
|
:: internship [US]
|
| tiro con l'arco {m} [sports]
|
:: archery
|
| tiroide {f} [anatomy]
|
:: thyroid
|
| tiroidectomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: thyroidectomy
|
| tiroideo {adj} /ti.roi.ˈdɛ.o/
|
:: thyroid (attributive), thyroidal
|
| tiroidina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thyroxine
|
| tiroidismo {m} [pathology]
|
:: thyroidism
|
| tiroidite {f} [medicine]
|
:: thyroiditis
|
| tiroiodina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thyroidine
|
| tiroioideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: thyrohyoid
|
| tirolese {adj}
|
:: Tyrolean
|
| tirolese {mf}
|
:: Tyrolean
|
| tirolese {m}
|
:: German dialect spoken in this region
|
| Tirolo {prop}
|
:: Tirolo (state)
|
| Tirolo {prop}
|
:: Tirolo (small town)
|
| tiro mancino {m}
|
:: machination
|
| tiro mancino {m}
|
:: sneaky trick
|
| tironiano {adj}
|
:: Tironian
|
| tironina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: thyronine
|
| tiro piazzato {m} [football, rugby]
|
:: place kick
|
| tirosina {f} [amino acid]
|
:: tyrosine
|
| tirosinasi {m} [enzyme]
|
:: tyrosinase
|
| tiroxina {f}
|
:: thyroxine
|
| Tirrenia {prop}
|
:: Tyrrhenia
|
| tirrenico {adj}
|
:: Tyrrhenian
|
| tirreno {adj}
|
:: Tyrrhenian, Tyrrhene
|
| tirreno {m}
|
:: Tyrrhenian, Tyrrhene
|
| Tirreno {prop}
|
:: short for mar Tirreno
|
| tirso {m}
|
:: thyrsus
|
| Tirso {prop}
|
:: Tirso (river)
|
| Tirso {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| tirtaico {adj}
|
:: Tyrtaean
|
| Tirteo {prop}
|
:: Tyrtaeus
|
| tisana {f}
|
:: tisane
|
| tisana {f}
|
:: herb tea
|
| tisaniera {f}
|
:: infuser (for herbal tea etc)
|
| Tisbe {prop}
|
:: Thisbe
|
| Tiscali {prop}
|
:: A mountain near Nuoro in Sardinia containing an archaeological village
|
| Tiscali {prop}
|
:: An Italian telecommunications company and ISP
|
| tisi {f} [diseases]
|
:: phthisis
|
| tisiatra {mf}
|
:: synonym of tisiologo
|
| tisiatria {f}
|
:: alternative form of tisiologia
|
| tisichezza {f}
|
:: consumption
|
| tisichezza {f}
|
:: fragility, frailty
|
| tisico {adj} /ˈti.zi.ko/
|
:: consumptive
|
| tisico {adj}
|
:: frail
|
| Tisifone {prop} [Greek god]
|
:: Tisiphone
|
| tisiologia {f} [medicine]
|
:: phthisiology
|
| tisiologo {m}
|
:: phthisiologist
|
| -tismo {suffix} [linguistics, forming nouns] /ˈtis.mo/
|
:: alternative form of -cismo
|
| tissotropia {f}
|
:: alternative form of tixotropia
|
| tissotropico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of tixotropico
|
| tissulare {adj} [biology]
|
:: tissue (attributive)
|
| tissutale {adj}
|
:: tissue (attributive)
|
| titanato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: titanate
|
| titanico {adj}
|
:: titanic, colossal
|
| titanico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: titanic
|
| titanio {adj} [poetic] /tiˈta.njo/
|
:: of or pertaining to the Titans; Titanic
|
| titanio {m} [chemistry]
|
:: titanium
|
| titanismo {m}
|
:: Titanism
|
| titanite {f} [mineral]
|
:: titanite
|
| titano {m}
|
:: titan
|
| Titano {prop}
|
:: Titan
|
| Titano {prop} [astronomy]
|
:: A moon of Saturn
|
| titanomachia {f}
|
:: Titanomachy
|
| titillamento {m}
|
:: titillation
|
| titillamento {m}
|
:: tickling
|
| titillante {v}
|
:: present participle of titillare
|
| titillare {vt}
|
:: to tickle
|
| titillare {vt}
|
:: to titillate
|
| titillatore {m}
|
:: titillator
|
| titillatorio {adj}
|
:: titillatory
|
| titillazione {f}
|
:: titillation
|
| titino {adj}
|
:: Tito (attributive)
|
| titino {m}
|
:: A supporter or follower of Tito
|
| Tito {prop} /ˈti.to/
|
:: Titus [biblical character]
|
| Tito {prop}
|
:: the Epistle to Titus
|
| Tito {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| titoismo {m}
|
:: Titoism
|
| titoista {adj}
|
:: Titoist
|
| titol {m}
|
:: apocopic form of titolo
|
| titolaggio {m}
|
:: title, titling
|
| titolante {v}
|
:: present participle of titolare
|
| titolante {f} [chemistry]
|
:: titrant
|
| titolare {adj}
|
:: appointed
|
| titolare {adj}
|
:: titular
|
| titolare {mf}
|
:: holder
|
| titolare {mf}
|
:: owner
|
| titolare {mf}
|
:: incumbent
|
| titolare {mf} [sports]
|
:: regular member of a team
|
| titolare {vt}
|
:: to title, headline
|
| titolare {vt} [chemistry]
|
:: to titrate
|
| titolarità {f}
|
:: entitlement, title
|
| titolarità {f}
|
:: tenure
|
| titolato {adj}
|
:: titled (person)
|
| titolatrice {f}
|
:: titler (TV, cinema)
|
| titolatura {f}
|
:: titling
|
| titolazione {f} [chemistry]
|
:: titration
|
| titoli di coda {fp}
|
:: closing credits
|
| titoli di testa {fp}
|
:: opening credits
|
| titolista {mf}
|
:: headline writer
|
| titolo {m}
|
:: title (of a book, song etc), headline (of an article), heading (of a chapter)
|
| titolo {m}
|
:: title, appellation (prefix or suffix added to a name)
|
| titolo {m}
|
:: qualification
|
| titolo {m}
|
:: reason, motive
|
| titolo {m}
|
:: name, title
|
| titolo {m}
|
:: right, claim
|
| titolo {m} [finance]
|
:: security, stock, share
|
| titolo {m} [chemistry]
|
:: titre
|
| titolo {m} [sports]
|
:: title
|
| titolo {m}
|
:: fineness (of a metal)
|
| titolo {m}
|
:: count (of textiles or clothing)
|
| titolo {m}
|
:: blazon (heraldic)
|
| titolo di prim'ordine {m}
|
:: gilt-edged security
|
| titolo di Stato {m}
|
:: gilt (government bond)
|
| titolo di studio {m}
|
:: educational qualification
|
| titolone {m}
|
:: streamer (big newspaper headline)
|
| titolo spazzatura {m} [economics]
|
:: junk bond
|
| Titti {prop}
|
:: Tweety
|
| titubante {v}
|
:: present participle of titubare
|
| titubante {adj}
|
:: hesitant
|
| titubante {adj}
|
:: undecided
|
| titubanza {f}
|
:: hesitation, indecision
|
| titubare {vi}
|
:: To hesitate
|
| titubare {vi} [rare]
|
:: To vacillate
|
| titubazione {f}
|
:: hesitation
|
| titubazione {f}
|
:: vacillation
|
| ti voglio bene {phrase}
|
:: I love you (affirmation of affection or deep caring, non romantic, to a friend, a lover, or a family member)
|
| ti voglio tanto bene {phrase}
|
:: I love you very much (affirmation of affection or deep caring, to a friend or a family member)
|
| Tivoli {prop} /ˈti.vo.li/
|
:: Tivoli (city)
|
| tivù {f} /tiˈvu/
|
:: TV, telly [UK]
|
| tivvù {f} /tivˈvu/
|
:: alternative form of tivù
|
| tixotropia {f}
|
:: thixotropy
|
| tixotropico {adj}
|
:: thixotropic
|
| tizia {f}
|
:: woman, girl
|
| Tiziana {prop}
|
:: given name, feminine noun of Tiziano
|
| tizianesco {adj} /tit.tsjaˈne.sko/
|
:: Titianesque (suggesting Titian's style)
|
| tizianesco {adj}
|
:: Titian (attributive)
|
| tizianesco {adj}
|
:: titian, auburn (in color)
|
| tiziano {adj}
|
:: titian (in color)
|
| Tiziano {prop} /titˈtsja.no/
|
:: given name
|
| Tiziano {prop}
|
:: Titian (the painter)
|
| tizio {m}
|
:: man, someone, guy, what's-his-name
|
| Tizio {prop}
|
:: Tityos
|
| Tizio, Caio e Sempronio {m}
|
:: Tom, Dick and Harry
|
| tizzo {m}
|
:: alternative form of tizzone
|
| tizzone {m}
|
:: firebrand, live coal
|
| tizzone {m}
|
:: [normally considered offensive, often considered vulgar, ethnic slur] A dark-skinned person, especially a person of, or primarily of, black African descent
|
| Tmbn. {n} [music]
|
:: abbreviation of tamburino
|
| tmesi {f} [prosody]
|
:: tmesis
|
| to' {interj}
|
:: take it!
|
| to' {interj}
|
:: there!, here you are/go!
|
| to' {interj}
|
:: duh!
|
| Toante {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Thoas
|
| toast {m}
|
:: toast, pledge (in honour of someone)
|
| toast {m}
|
:: toasted sandwich
|
| Tobia {prop}
|
:: Tobias. [biblical character]
|
| Tobia {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| toboga {m}
|
:: toboggan
|
| tocario {m} /toˈka.rjo/
|
:: Tocharian (language)
|
| tocca {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: trimmings, touches
|
| toccabile {adj}
|
:: touchable
|
| toccalapis {m}
|
:: synonym of portalapis
|
| toccamano {m}
|
:: A handshake as a sign of a contract or agreement
|
| toccamento {m}
|
:: touch, touching (especially in a lascivious manner)
|
| toccante {v}
|
:: present participle of toccare
|
| toccante {adj}
|
:: touching
|
| toccantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of toccarsi
|
| toccar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of toccare
|
| toccare {vt}
|
:: to touch (to make physical contact with)
|
| toccare con mano {v}
|
:: To bring the hand, finger into contact with
|
| toccare con mano {v}
|
:: To make sure, verify, recheck, prove
|
| toccarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of toccare
|
| toccarsi {v}
|
:: to touch oneself or one another
|
| toccar terra {v}
|
:: To touch down, land (of an aircraft)
|
| toccasana {m}
|
:: panacea, cure-all
|
| toccata {f}
|
:: toccata
|
| toccato {adj}
|
:: touched (mad)
|
| toccatore {m}
|
:: toucher
|
| toccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of toccarsi
|
| toccheggio {m}
|
:: tocsin
|
| tocchetto {m}
|
:: diminutive of tocco
|
| tocchetto {m}
|
:: Italian ragout of fish or meat (tucket)
|
| tocco {m} /ˈtokko/
|
:: touch
|
| tocco {m}
|
:: knock, rap, blow
|
| tocco {m}
|
:: stroke (of a clock or a brush); one o'clock
|
| tocco {m}
|
:: hunk, chunk
|
| tocco {m}
|
:: toque
|
| tocco {m}
|
:: (academic) mortarboard
|
| tocco {adj}
|
:: touched (not totally sane)
|
| tocco {adj}
|
:: bruised (of fruit)
|
| tocco di Mida {m}
|
:: Midas touch; golden touch
|
| toccolare {v}
|
:: To knock on a door
|
| Toce {prop}
|
:: Toce (river)
|
| tocoferile {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: tocopheryl
|
| tocoferolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: tocopherol
|
| tocofobia {f}
|
:: tokophobia
|
| tocografia {f} [medicine]
|
:: tocography
|
| tocolisi {f} [medicine]
|
:: tocolysis
|
| tocolitico {adj}
|
:: tocolytic
|
| tocologia {f} [medicine]
|
:: obstetrics, midwifery
|
| tocquevilliano {adj}
|
:: Tocquevillian
|
| todaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of totano
|
| Todi {prop}
|
:: Todi (town)
|
| todino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Todi
|
| todino {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Todi
|
| toeletta {f}
|
:: Variant of toilette
|
| toelettante {v}
|
:: present participle of toelettare
|
| toelettare {v}
|
:: alternative form of tolettare
|
| toelettatura {f}
|
:: cleaning, grooming (of an animal, by itself)
|
| tofo {m} [pathology] /ˈtɔ.fo/
|
:: tophus
|
| tofo {m} [fishing]
|
:: A kind of net
|
| tofu {m}
|
:: tofu
|
| toga {f}
|
:: toga
|
| toga {f}
|
:: gown, robe
|
| toga {f}
|
:: magistrate, judge
|
| toga {f}
|
:: (by extension) lawyer
|
| togale {adj}
|
:: toga, gown, robe (attributive)
|
| togale {adj}
|
:: law, lawyers (attributive)
|
| togato {adj}
|
:: togate, togaed (wearing or covered by a toga)
|
| Toggenburgo {prop}
|
:: Toggenburg (in Switzerland)
|
| Togliatti {prop} /toʎˈʎat.ti/
|
:: surname
|
| Togliatti {prop} [masculine only]
|
:: Palmiro Togliatti (1893–1964), Italian politician
|
| Togliatti {prop}
|
:: Togliatti (city)
|
| togliattiano {adj} /toʎ.ʎatˈtja.no/
|
:: of or pertaining to Italian politician Palmiro Togliatti (1893–1964)
|
| toglientesi {v}
|
:: present participle of togliersi
|
| togliere {v} /ˈtɔʎ.ʎe.re/
|
:: to take off, pull away
|
| togliere {v}
|
:: to take out
|
| togliere {v}
|
:: to remove, delete, exclude
|
| togliere il terreno da sotto i piedi {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to take the wind out of someone's sails
|
| togliersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of togliere
|
| togliersi {v}
|
:: to get out of the way
|
| togliersi di mezzo {v}
|
:: to get out sb's way
|
| togliersi un peso dallo stomaco {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to get off one's chest (to relieve oneself by talking to someone)
|
| toglimento {m}
|
:: removal
|
| Tognazzi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Togo {prop}
|
:: Togo (country)
|
| togolese {adj}
|
:: Togolese
|
| togolese {mf}
|
:: Togolese
|
| toh {interj}
|
:: An alternative spelling of to'
|
| -toia {suffix}
|
:: feminine noun of -toio
|
| toilette {f}
|
:: toilet (all senses)
|
| toilette {f}
|
:: makeup
|
| toilette {f}
|
:: dressing table
|
| toiletteria {f}
|
:: toiletries
|
| -toio {suffix}
|
:: Forms nouns, mostly derived from verbs, that are used in the execution of the verb in some way
|
| tokaj {m}
|
:: tokay (Hungarian wine)
|
| Tokio {prop}
|
:: alternative spelling of Tokyo
|
| Tokyo {prop} /ˈtɔ.kjo/
|
:: Tokyo (prefecture/capital city)
|
| tolda {f} [nautical] /ˈtolda/
|
:: upper deck of a ship
|
| Toldo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tolemaico {adj}
|
:: Ptolemaic
|
| Tolentino {prop}
|
:: Tolentino (city)
|
| Tolentino {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| toletta {f}
|
:: Variant of toilette
|
| tolettare {v}
|
:: To groom (an animal)
|
| tolettatura {f}
|
:: Variant of toelettatura
|
| Tolfa {prop}
|
:: Tolfa (small town)
|
| tollerabile {adj}
|
:: tolerable
|
| tollerabilità {f}
|
:: tolerability
|
| tollerabilità {f}
|
:: toleration (of one's environment)
|
| tollerabilmente {adv}
|
:: tolerably
|
| tollerante {adj}
|
:: tolerant
|
| tollerante {v}
|
:: present participle of tollerare
|
| tolleranza {f}
|
:: tolerance, toleration, allowance
|
| tollerare {vt}
|
:: To tolerate, to bear, to allow, to put up with
|
| tollerazione {f}
|
:: toleration
|
| tollere {v} /ˈtɔlːere/
|
:: obsolete form of togliere
|
| Tolomea {prop}
|
:: Ptolomea (part of the Cocytus river)
|
| Tolomeo {prop}
|
:: Ptolemy
|
| Tolone {prop}
|
:: Toulon
|
| Tolosa {prop}
|
:: Tolosa (capital city)
|
| tolstoiano {adj}
|
:: Tolstoyan
|
| Tolstoj {prop}
|
:: Tolstoy
|
| tolteco {adj}
|
:: Toltecan
|
| tolteco {m}
|
:: Toltec
|
| tolto {prep}
|
:: except for
|
| toltosi {v}
|
:: past participle of togliersi
|
| toluene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: toluene
|
| toluolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: toluene
|
| toma {f}
|
:: toma
|
| tomaia {f}
|
:: upper (of a shoe)
|
| tomaificio {m}
|
:: shoe upper factory
|
| tomaio {m}
|
:: upper (of a shoe); vamp
|
| Tomaselli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tomasetti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tomasini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tomaso {prop}
|
:: alternative form of Tommaso
|
| tomba {f} /ˈtom.ba/
|
:: tomb, grave
|
| tomba {f} [figuratively]
|
:: A very narrow and gloomy habitation or room (such as a basement or cellar)
|
| tomba {f} [figuratively, archaic]
|
:: underground cave or vault
|
| tombacco {m}
|
:: tombac, tombak (metal alloy)
|
| tombale {adj} /tomˈba.le/
|
:: tomb [attributive]
|
| tombale {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: definitive
|
| tombare {v}
|
:: synonym of cadere
|
| tombarello {m}
|
:: A type of tuna (of genus Auxis)
|
| tombarello {m}
|
:: dump truck
|
| tombarolo {m}
|
:: tomb robber (of archaeological sites)
|
| tombeur de femmes {m}
|
:: lady-killer, womanizer, philanderer, casanova
|
| tombinatura {f}
|
:: culvert
|
| tombino {m}
|
:: manhole
|
| tombino {m}
|
:: manhole cover
|
| tombola {f}
|
:: bingo (when played at home)
|
| tombola {f}
|
:: tumble
|
| tombola {interj}
|
:: oops, upsadaisy (when tripping etc)
|
| tombolante {v}
|
:: present participle of tombolare
|
| tombolare {vi}
|
:: To tumble or fall (down or headlong)
|
| tombolo {m}
|
:: lace pillow or cushion
|
| tombolo {m}
|
:: a podgy person
|
| tombolone {m}
|
:: synonym of capitombolo
|
| Tomei {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tomento {m} [botany]
|
:: tomentum
|
| tomentoso {adj} [botany]
|
:: tomentose, tomentous
|
| -tomia {suffix}
|
:: -tomy
|
| tomismo {m}
|
:: Thomism
|
| tomista {adj}
|
:: Thomist
|
| tomista {mf}
|
:: Thomist
|
| tomistico {adj}
|
:: Thomist
|
| Tommaseo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tommaseo {prop}
|
:: Niccolò Tommaseo, Italian linguist and writer
|
| Tommaso {prop}
|
:: Thomas [biblical character]
|
| Tommaso {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| -tomo {suffix}
|
:: -tome (cutting instrument)
|
| -tomo {suffix}
|
:: -tome (section, segment)
|
| tomo- {prefix}
|
:: tomo-
|
| tomo {m}
|
:: tome, volume
|
| tomo {m}
|
:: an oddball, a weirdo
|
| tomodensitometria {f}
|
:: tomodensitometry (computed tomography)
|
| tomografia {f} [medicine]
|
:: tomography
|
| tomografia computerizzata {f}
|
:: computed tomography
|
| tomografico {adj} [medicine]
|
:: tomographic
|
| tomografo {m}
|
:: tomograph
|
| tomogramma {m}
|
:: tomogram
|
| tomolo {m} [historical] /ˈto.mo.lo/
|
:: ancient dry measure employed in Southern Italy
|
| tonaca {f}
|
:: habit (monk's clothing)
|
| tonaca {f}
|
:: frock
|
| tonaca avventizia {f} [anatomy]
|
:: alternative form of tunica avventizia
|
| tonale {adj}
|
:: tone [attributive]
|
| tonale {adj}
|
:: tonal
|
| tonalismo {m} [art]
|
:: tonalism
|
| tonalità {f}
|
:: tonality, hue
|
| tonalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tonalizzare
|
| tonalizzare {vt}
|
:: To tone or tint the hair
|
| tonalizzazione {f}
|
:: toning, tinting [of the hair]
|
| tonante {v}
|
:: present participle of tonare
|
| tonante {adj}
|
:: loud, booming
|
| tonare {vi}
|
:: alternative form of tuonare
|
| tonario {m}
|
:: tonary
|
| tonchiare {v}
|
:: To be weeviled
|
| tonchiato {adj}
|
:: weeviled
|
| Tonchino {prop}
|
:: Tonkin
|
| tonchio {m}
|
:: weevil
|
| tonchioso {adj}
|
:: infested with weevils
|
| tondare {v}
|
:: synonym of arrotondare
|
| tondare {v}
|
:: synonym of tondere
|
| tondeggiamento {m}
|
:: rounding, rounding off
|
| tondeggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tondeggiare
|
| tondeggiante {adj}
|
:: roundish
|
| tondeggiare {vi}
|
:: to be round or roundish
|
| tondello {m}
|
:: round
|
| tondello {m}
|
:: flan (for making coins)
|
| tondere {v} [obsolete or literary] /ˈton.de.re/
|
:: to shave
|
| tondere {v} [obsolete or literary, by extension]
|
:: to prune; to mow
|
| tondere {v} [obsolete or literary, by extension]
|
:: to graze
|
| tondezza {f}
|
:: roundness
|
| tondino {m}
|
:: iron rod
|
| tondino {m}
|
:: rod
|
| tondino {m}
|
:: coaster (small mat under a glass)
|
| tondino {m}
|
:: saucer
|
| tonditura {f}
|
:: shave, shaving
|
| tonditura {f}
|
:: pruning, mowing
|
| tondo {adj}
|
:: round, circular
|
| tondo {m}
|
:: circle
|
| tondo {m} [art]
|
:: tondo (round picture or other work of art)
|
| tondone {m}
|
:: A round wooden pole used in scaffolding
|
| tondone {m}
|
:: A dance in which people change partners in a ring
|
| tondone {m}
|
:: A simple pancake
|
| toneggiare {v}
|
:: To thunder repeatedly or continuously
|
| tonfano {m}
|
:: deep part of a river
|
| tonfante {v}
|
:: present participle of tonfare
|
| tonfare {vi}
|
:: to (make a) thud
|
| tonfare {vi}
|
:: to (make a) splash
|
| tonfete {interj}
|
:: by thunder!
|
| tonfo {m}
|
:: thud, thump
|
| tonfo {m}
|
:: plonk, plop, squelch
|
| tonfo {m}
|
:: fall, tumble, crash, splash
|
| Tonga {prop}
|
:: Tonga
|
| tongana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tongano
|
| tongano {adj}
|
:: Tongan
|
| tongano {m}
|
:: Tongan
|
| tonicità {f}
|
:: tonicity
|
| tonico {adj} /ˈtɔ.ni.ko/
|
:: tonic
|
| tonico {m}
|
:: tonic
|
| tonico {m}
|
:: toner (to stimulate the skin)
|
| tonificante {v}
|
:: present participle of tonificare
|
| tonificante {adj}
|
:: invigorating, bracing
|
| tonificare {vt}
|
:: to tone up
|
| tonificare {vt}
|
:: to invigorate
|
| tonificazione {f}
|
:: toning up
|
| tonificazione {f}
|
:: invigoration
|
| Toninelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tonino {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Tonio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Tonisto {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tonitruante {adj}
|
:: thunderous, booming
|
| tonnara {f} /tonˈna.ra/
|
:: A set of especially disposed fishing nets used to catch bluefin tuna; almadraba
|
| tonnara {f} [by extension]
|
:: The place where such nets are employed
|
| tonnarella {f} /ton.naˈrɛl.la/
|
:: diminutive of tonnara: A permanent installation of fishing nets used to catch tuna and other fish
|
| tonnarotto {m} /ton.naˈrɔt.to/
|
:: A worker in a tonnara (tuna fishing place)
|
| tonnato {adj}
|
:: tuna (attributive)
|
| tonneau {m}
|
:: barrel roll
|
| tonneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tonneggiare
|
| tonneggiare {vt}
|
:: [nautical] To heave, kedge or warp (move a vessel with anchors and cables)
|
| tonneggio {m} [nautical]
|
:: warp (cable)
|
| tonnellaggio {m} [nautical]
|
:: tonnage
|
| tonnellata {f}
|
:: (unit of weight) tonne, ton
|
| tonnellata inglese {f}
|
:: imperial or avoirdupois ton (2240 pounds)
|
| tonnetto {m}
|
:: bonito (fish)
|
| tonnetto {m}
|
:: tuna bottled or canned in oil
|
| tonniera {f} /tonˈnjɛ.ra/
|
:: A ship equipped for tuna fishing
|
| tonniero {n} /tonˈnjɛ.ro/
|
:: Of or pertaining to tuna fishing
|
| tonnina {f}
|
:: little tunny (Thynnus thunnina)
|
| tonnina {f}
|
:: tuna packed beneath oil
|
| tonno {m} /ˈton.no/
|
:: tuna, specifically:
|
| tonno {m} [ichthyology]
|
:: any of several species of fish of the genus Thunnus
|
| tonno {m}
|
:: the edible flesh of the tuna
|
| tonno albacora {m}
|
:: synonym of tonno pinna gialla
|
| tonno bianco {m}
|
:: synonym of alalonga
|
| tonno e fagioli {m}
|
:: a cold antipasto / salad of tuna, cannellini beans and chopped onions in a light dressing
|
| tonno indopacifico {m}
|
:: longtail tuna (Thunnus tonggol)
|
| tonno monaco {m}
|
:: synonym of tonno pinna gialla
|
| tonno obeso {m}
|
:: bigeye tuna (Thunnus obesus)
|
| tonno pinna blu {m}
|
:: synonym of tonno rosso
|
| tonno pinna gialla {m}
|
:: yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares)
|
| tonno rosso {m} /ˌton.no ˈros.so/
|
:: Atlantic bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus)
|
| tono- {prefix}
|
:: tono-
|
| tono {m}
|
:: tone (all senses)
|
| tono {m}
|
:: shade (of colour)
|
| tonofilamento {m}
|
:: tonofilament
|
| tonometria {f}
|
:: tonometry
|
| tonometrico {adj}
|
:: tonometric
|
| tonometro {m}
|
:: tonometer
|
| tonotopia {f}
|
:: tonotopy
|
| tonotopico {adj}
|
:: tonotopic
|
| tonsilla {f} [anatomy]
|
:: tonsil
|
| tonsillare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: tonsillar
|
| tonsillectomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: tonsillectomy
|
| tonsillite {f} [pathology]
|
:: tonsillitis
|
| tonsillotomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: tonsillotomy
|
| tonsillotomo {m} [surgery]
|
:: tonsillotome
|
| tonsura {f}
|
:: tonsure
|
| tonsurante {v}
|
:: present participle of tonsurare
|
| tonsurare {vt}
|
:: To tonsure
|
| tonta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of tonto
|
| tontina {f} [finance] /tonˈti.na/
|
:: tontine
|
| tonto {adj} /ˈton.to/
|
:: stupid, silly, dumb, foolish
|
| tonto {m}
|
:: a fool, a stupid person
|
| tonto {m}
|
:: goof
|
| tontolone {adj}
|
:: dumb, thick, stupid
|
| Tony {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| top {m} [woman's dressing, garment]
|
:: top
|
| topa {f}
|
:: female mouse
|
| topa {f} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: pussy (female genitalia)
|
| topaia {f} /toˈpa.i.a/
|
:: rathole, hovel
|
| topaia {f}
|
:: mouse hole
|
| topaia {f} [figuratively]
|
:: shack
|
| topato {adj}
|
:: taupe
|
| topazio {m}
|
:: topaz
|
| topesco {adj}
|
:: mousy, mouselike
|
| topi {n}
|
:: topi (Damaliscus lunatus jimela)
|
| topiario {adj}
|
:: topiary (attributive)
|
| topica {f}
|
:: blunder
|
| topicida {m}
|
:: rat poison
|
| topico {adj}
|
:: topical [all senses]
|
| topinaia {f}
|
:: synonym of topaia
|
| topinambur {m} /to.pi.namˈbur/
|
:: Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus)
|
| topinambur {m}
|
:: Jerusalem artichoke (tuber)
|
| topino {m}
|
:: small or young mouse (diminutive of topo)
|
| topino {m}
|
:: sand martin or bank swallow, Riparia riparia
|
| Topino {prop}
|
:: Topino (small river)
|
| topiramato {m} [medicine]
|
:: topiramate
|
| topless {m}
|
:: The state of being topless
|
| topless {m}
|
:: A monokini or similar
|
| topo- {prefix}
|
:: topo-
|
| topo {m}
|
:: mouse, rat, ratton
|
| topo {m} [by extension]
|
:: thief; person acting suspiciously or furtively
|
| topo arboricolo {m}
|
:: tree rat
|
| topo arboricolo dalla coda a pennello maggiore {m}
|
:: large pencil-tailed tree mouse, greater pencil-tailed tree mouse
|
| topocane {m}
|
:: A supposed animal having characteristics of a rat and a dog - seems to be an urban legend
|
| topo canguro {m}
|
:: kangaroo mouse
|
| topo dalle tasche {m}
|
:: pocket mouse
|
| topo d'appartamento {m}
|
:: A thief who specialises in stealing from apartments
|
| topo delle betulle {m}
|
:: synonym of sicista
|
| topofilia {f}
|
:: topophilia
|
| topofobia {f}
|
:: topophobia
|
| topografia {f}
|
:: topography
|
| topograficamente {adv}
|
:: topographically
|
| topografico {adj}
|
:: topographic
|
| topografo {m}
|
:: topographer
|
| topoisomerasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: topoisomerase
|
| topolino {m}
|
:: diminutive of topo; little or baby mouse
|
| topolino {m}
|
:: scamp (lively child)
|
| topolino {m}
|
:: tooth fairy
|
| Topolino {prop}
|
:: Mickey Mouse
|
| Topolino {prop} [automotive]
|
:: Fiat 500 "Topolino"
|
| topologia {f} [mathematics, computing, geography] /to.po.loˈd͡ʒi.a/
|
:: topology
|
| topologia {f} [linguistics]
|
:: word positioning
|
| topologicamente {adv}
|
:: topologically
|
| topologico {adj}
|
:: topological
|
| toponimia {f}
|
:: toponymy
|
| toponimico {adj}
|
:: toponymic
|
| toponimo {m}
|
:: toponym
|
| toponomastica {f}
|
:: toponymy, toponomastics
|
| toponomastico {adj}
|
:: toponymic, toponomastic
|
| topo quercino {m}
|
:: synonym of quercino
|
| toporagno {m}
|
:: shrew
|
| topos {m}
|
:: topos
|
| topo saltatore {m}
|
:: jumping mouse
|
| topo saltatore cinese {m}
|
:: Chinese jumping mouse
|
| topo volante {m}
|
:: flying mouse
|
| toppa {f}
|
:: patch (all senses)
|
| toppa {f}
|
:: keyhole
|
| toppante {v}
|
:: present participle of toppare
|
| toppare {vi}
|
:: To make a big mistake; to blunder or foul up
|
| toppata {f}
|
:: blunder, foul-up
|
| toppato {adj}
|
:: piebald
|
| toppè {m}
|
:: toupee (hairpiece)
|
| toppo {m}
|
:: stump (of a felled tree etc)
|
| toppone {m}
|
:: reinforcement, patch (in clothing)
|
| top ten {m}
|
:: top ten, hit list
|
| torà {f}
|
:: alternative case form of Torà
|
| Torà {f} [religion, Judaism] /toˈra/
|
:: Torah
|
| torace {m} /toˈrat͡ʃe/
|
:: chest
|
| torace {m}
|
:: thorax
|
| toracentesi {f} [medicine]
|
:: thoracentesis
|
| toracico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: thoracic, chest (attributive)
|
| toraco- {prefix} [anatomy]
|
:: thoraco-
|
| toracoaddominale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: thoracoabdominal
|
| toracocentesi {f} [medicine]
|
:: thoracentesis, thoracocentesis
|
| toracodorsale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: thoracodorsal
|
| toracoepigastrico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: thoracoepigastric
|
| toracolombare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: thoracolumbar
|
| toracoplastica {f} [surgery]
|
:: thoracoplasty
|
| toracopolmonare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: thoracopulmonary
|
| toracoscopia {f} [surgery]
|
:: thoracoscopy
|
| toracoscopio {m}
|
:: thoracoscope
|
| toracotomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: thoracotomy
|
| torba {f} /ˈtor.ba/
|
:: peat
|
| torbamente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of torbidamente
|
| torbato {adj} [of whisky]
|
:: peaty
|
| torbicolo {adj} /torˈbi.ko.lo/
|
:: That lives in peat bogs or on otherwise peaty soil
|
| torbidamente {adv}
|
:: turbidly
|
| torbidezza {f}
|
:: cloudiness, turbidity
|
| torbidiccio {adj}
|
:: Somewhat cloudy
|
| torbidità {f}
|
:: turbidity
|
| torbiditico {adj}
|
:: turbiditic
|
| torbido {adj}
|
:: cloudy, muddy, turbid
|
| torbidume {m}
|
:: turbid or cloudy matter
|
| torbidume {m}
|
:: fishy situation
|
| torbiera {f} /torˈbjɛ.ra/
|
:: peat bog
|
| torbo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of torbido
|
| torboso {adj} /torˈbo.zo/
|
:: peaty
|
| torcellano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Torcello
|
| Torcello {prop}
|
:: An island in the Venice lagoon
|
| torcente {v}
|
:: present participle of torcere
|
| torcente {adj}
|
:: twisting
|
| torcente {adj} [physics]
|
:: torsional
|
| torcentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of torcersi
|
| torcere {vt} /ˈtɔr.t͡ʃe.re/
|
:: to twist
|
| torcere {vt}
|
:: to wring
|
| torcere {vt}
|
:: to bend
|
| torcersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of torcere
|
| torcersi {v}
|
:: to writhe, roll about
|
| torcersi {v}
|
:: to bend
|
| torcetto {m}
|
:: A candle formed from a number of smaller ones fastened together
|
| torcetto {m} [especially in plural]
|
:: A type of biscuit from Piedmont
|
| torchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of torchiare
|
| torchiare {vt}
|
:: to press [olives, etc.]
|
| torchiare {vt}
|
:: to grill (question relentlessly)
|
| torchiatore {m}
|
:: A person who operates a wine or olive press
|
| torchiatura {f}
|
:: pressing (of olives, grapes etc)
|
| torchietto {m} [photography]
|
:: printing frame
|
| torchio {m} /ˈtɔr.kjo/
|
:: press (for olives etc)
|
| torcia {f} /ˈtɔr.t͡ʃa/
|
:: torch (flaming)
|
| torcia elettrica {f}
|
:: torch (UK), flashlight (US)
|
| torciare {v}
|
:: To twist
|
| torciare {v}
|
:: To tighten by means of a tie
|
| torcibudella {m}
|
:: Violent stomach ache
|
| torcibudella {m}
|
:: Strong, coarse alcoholic drink; indigestible food
|
| torcicollo {m}
|
:: crick (stiff neck, crick of the neck)
|
| torcicollo {m}
|
:: wryneck (bird)
|
| torcigliare {v}
|
:: alternative form of attorcigliare
|
| torciglione {m}
|
:: turban
|
| torcimanno {m}
|
:: alternative form of turcimanno
|
| torcimento {m}
|
:: wringing, twisting
|
| torcimetro {m}
|
:: twist counter (for testing yarn)
|
| torcinaso {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: barnacle(s)
|
| torcitoio {m}
|
:: twisting machine
|
| torcitore {m}
|
:: twister
|
| torcitore {m}
|
:: throwster
|
| torcitrice {f}
|
:: twister
|
| torcitrice {f}
|
:: throwster
|
| torcitrice {f}
|
:: throwing machine (feminine only)
|
| torcitura {f}
|
:: pressing
|
| torcitura {f}
|
:: twisting, throwing (yarn)
|
| torcolare {m}
|
:: wine press
|
| torcolare {v}
|
:: To squeeze, press
|
| torcoliere {m}
|
:: printer (using a manual, one sheet at a time, printing press)
|
| torcolo {m}
|
:: synonym of torchio
|
| torcolo {m}
|
:: A type of cake made at Christmas in Umbria
|
| tordaia {f} [hunting] /torˈda.ja/
|
:: A net for catching thrushes or other birds of similar size
|
| tordaio {m}
|
:: A place where thrushes are fattened for use as a lure
|
| tordela {f} /torˈde.la/
|
:: mistle thrush (Turdus viscivorus)
|
| tordela gazzina {f}
|
:: synonym of cesena
|
| tordella {f} /torˈdɛl.la/
|
:: alternative form of tordela
|
| tordiera {f} [hunting] /torˈdjɛ.ra/
|
:: synonym of tordaia
|
| Tordino {prop}
|
:: Tordino (river)
|
| tordo {m}
|
:: thrush (bird)
|
| tordo americano {m}
|
:: mockingbird (Mimidae)
|
| tordo bottaccio {m}
|
:: song thrush
|
| tordo sassello {m}
|
:: redwing
|
| -tore {suffix}
|
:: Added to verbs to form masculine nouns and adjectives from verbs with the sense of "person or thing connected or involved with, belonging to, or having"; -er; -or
|
| toreante {v}
|
:: present participle of toreare
|
| toreare {vi}
|
:: To fight a bull
|
| torello {m}
|
:: Small or young bull
|
| torera {f}
|
:: female equivalent of torero
|
| torero {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: torero, bullfighter, toreador
|
| toreuta {m}
|
:: A person who makes decorative metalwork
|
| toreutica {f}
|
:: toreutics (toreutic art)
|
| torianite {f} [mineral]
|
:: thorianite
|
| toriato {adj}
|
:: thoriated
|
| torico {adj}
|
:: toric
|
| torico {adj}
|
:: toroidal
|
| torii {m}
|
:: torii
|
| torinese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Turin
|
| torinese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Turin or the Turin people
|
| torinista {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Torino football club
|
| torinista {mf}
|
:: Member of the Torino football club
|
| Torino {prop}
|
:: Torino (capital city)
|
| Torino {prop}
|
:: Torino (metropolitan city)
|
| Torino {prop}
|
:: The letter T in the Italian phonetic alphabet
|
| -torio {suffix}
|
:: Forms adjectives, usually from verbs; tends to indicate a relation to the action of the verb
|
| -torio {suffix}
|
:: Forms nouns, usually from verbs; tends to indicate a place where the action of the verb occurs
|
| torio {m} [chemistry] /ˈtɔrjo/
|
:: thorium
|
| torite {f} [mineral]
|
:: thorite
|
| torlakiano {adj}
|
:: Torlakian
|
| torlo {m}
|
:: alternative form of tuorlo
|
| Torlonia {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| torma {f}
|
:: crowd, throng
|
| tormalina {f} [mineralogy] /tor.maˈli.na/
|
:: tourmaline
|
| tormenta {f}
|
:: snowstorm
|
| tormenta {f}
|
:: blizzard
|
| tormentante {v}
|
:: present participle of tormentare
|
| tormentantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tormentarsi
|
| tormentare {v}
|
:: to torment
|
| tormentare {v}
|
:: to bother or pester
|
| tormentarsi {vr}
|
:: To worry
|
| tormentato {adj}
|
:: tormented
|
| tormentato {adj}
|
:: bothered
|
| tormentato {adj}
|
:: worried
|
| tormentatore {m}
|
:: tormentor, torturer
|
| tormentatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tormentarsi
|
| tormentatrice {f}
|
:: feminine noun of tormentatore
|
| tormentilla {f}
|
:: tormentil
|
| tormentina {f} [nautical]
|
:: storm jib
|
| tormento {m}
|
:: torment
|
| tormento {m}
|
:: agony
|
| tormentone {m}
|
:: obsession, preoccupation
|
| tormentone {m}
|
:: catchphrase
|
| tormentone {m}
|
:: a tiresome and boring person; a bugbear
|
| tormentosamente {adv}
|
:: tormentingly
|
| tormentosamente {adv}
|
:: painfully
|
| tormentoso {adj}
|
:: tormenting
|
| tormentoso {adj}
|
:: painful, distressing
|
| tornaconto {m}
|
:: advantage, personal gain, profit
|
| tornado {m}
|
:: tornado
|
| tornagusto {m}
|
:: appetiser
|
| tornagusto {m}
|
:: apéritif
|
| tornante {m}
|
:: hairpin bend, switchback
|
| tornante {v}
|
:: present participle of tornare
|
| tornantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tornarsi
|
| tornar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of tornare
|
| tornare {vi}
|
:: to return, come back
|
| tornarsene {vp}
|
:: to return or turn back
|
| tornarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of tornare
|
| tornarsi {v}
|
:: to return, come back
|
| tornasole {m}
|
:: litmus (substance and plant)
|
| tornata {f}
|
:: round
|
| tornata {f}
|
:: session
|
| Tornatore {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tornatore {prop}
|
:: Giuseppe Tornatore, Italian film director
|
| tornatosene {v}
|
:: past participle of tornarsene
|
| tornatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tornarsi
|
| torneamento {m}
|
:: synonym of torneo
|
| torneante {m}
|
:: jouster
|
| torneante {adj}
|
:: jouster
|
| torneatore {m}
|
:: tourneyer, jouster
|
| torneggio {m}
|
:: synonym of tornitura
|
| tornella {f}
|
:: turnstile
|
| tornello {m}
|
:: turnstile, turnpike
|
| tornente {v}
|
:: present participle of tornire
|
| torneo {m} /tor.ˈnɛ.o/
|
:: tournament
|
| torneo {m}
|
:: competition (sports)
|
| tornese {m}
|
:: tornesel, tornesol, Tournois (coin)
|
| torniare {v}
|
:: To turn (on a lathe) or throw (on a potter's wheel)
|
| torniare {v}
|
:: alternative form of torneare
|
| tornimento {m}
|
:: synonym of tornitura
|
| tornio {m}
|
:: lathe (machine tool used to shape a piece of material)
|
| tornio da vasaio {m}
|
:: throwing wheel
|
| tornire {v}
|
:: to lathe
|
| tornire {v}
|
:: to throw a pot
|
| tornito {adj}
|
:: shapely
|
| tornitore {m}
|
:: turner (lathe worker)
|
| tornitura {f}
|
:: turning (e.g. on a lathe)
|
| tornitura {f}
|
:: throwing of a pot
|
| toro {m}
|
:: bull
|
| toro {m}
|
:: Taurus
|
| toro {m} [mathematics, geometry]
|
:: torus
|
| Toro {prop}
|
:: Taurus [the constellation]
|
| Toro {prop}
|
:: Taurus [the star sign]
|
| toro di Falaride {m} /ˈtɔ.ro di faˈla.ri.de/
|
:: brazen bull (ancient torture device)
|
| toroidale {adj}
|
:: toroidal
|
| toroide {f} [mathematics]
|
:: toroid
|
| torpedine {f}
|
:: stingray
|
| torpedine {f} [nautical]
|
:: torpedo
|
| torpediniera {f}
|
:: torpedo boat
|
| torpedo {f}
|
:: tourer (motorcar)
|
| torpedone {m} [dated]
|
:: charabanc, coach
|
| torpidamente {adv}
|
:: torpidly
|
| torpidezza {f}
|
:: torpidity
|
| torpidezza {f}
|
:: dullness, sluggishness, torpor
|
| torpidità {f}
|
:: torpor, torpidity
|
| torpido {adj}
|
:: torpid, sluggish
|
| torpiglia {f}
|
:: torpedo (fish), stingray
|
| torpore {m}
|
:: torpor
|
| torpore {m}
|
:: sleep
|
| Torquato {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| torr {m} [meteorology]
|
:: torr (unit of pressure)
|
| torracchione {m}
|
:: keep
|
| torraiolo {adj}
|
:: only in colombo torraiolo
|
| torrazzo {m}
|
:: A large tower
|
| torre {f} /ˈtor.re/
|
:: tower
|
| torre {f} [chess]
|
:: rook, castle
|
| Torre {prop}
|
:: Torre (river)
|
| Torre di Babele {prop}
|
:: Tower of Babel
|
| torre di comando {f} [nautical]
|
:: conning tower
|
| torre di Pisa {prop}
|
:: the Leaning Tower of Pisa
|
| torre Eiffel {n} /ˌtor.re‿eifˈfɛl/
|
:: Eiffel Tower (tower in Paris)
|
| torrefacente {v}
|
:: present participle of torrefare
|
| torrefare {vt}
|
:: to roast (coffee)
|
| torrefattore {m}
|
:: roaster (typically of coffee beans)
|
| torrefazione {f} /tor.re.fatˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: roasting (of coffee)
|
| torrefazione {f}
|
:: coffee shop (that sells blends of freshly roasted coffee)
|
| torreggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of torreggiare
|
| torreggiare {vi}
|
:: to tower (over)
|
| torrente {m} /torˈrɛn.te/
|
:: stream, creek, torrent
|
| torrentello {m}
|
:: streamlet
|
| torrentismo {m}
|
:: canyoning
|
| torrentista {mf}
|
:: canyoner
|
| torrentizio {adj} [of a river flow] /tor.renˈtit.tsjo/
|
:: torrential, torrent-like, irregular
|
| torrenziale {adj} /tor.renˈt͡sja.le/
|
:: torrential [rain]
|
| torre pendente {prop} [colloquial]
|
:: the Leaning Tower of Pisa
|
| torretta {f}
|
:: turret
|
| Torricelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Torricelli {prop}
|
:: Evangelista Torricelli, Italian scientist
|
| torricelliano {adj}
|
:: Torricellian
|
| torrido {adj}
|
:: scorching, torrid
|
| torriere {m}
|
:: warden of a tower
|
| torrigiano {m}
|
:: synonym of torriere
|
| torrione {m} /torˈrjo.ne/
|
:: keep, large tower
|
| torrione {m} [nautical]
|
:: conning tower
|
| torrione {m}
|
:: dungeon
|
| torrito {adj}
|
:: alternative form of turrito
|
| torroncino {m}
|
:: small nougat
|
| torrone {m}
|
:: A form of nougat traditionally eaten at Christmas
|
| torsello {m}
|
:: trousseau (all senses)
|
| torsello {m}
|
:: pincushion
|
| torsello {m}
|
:: pad
|
| torsello {m}
|
:: driftpin
|
| torsello {m}
|
:: bundle
|
| torsiometro {m}
|
:: synonym of torcimetro
|
| torsiometro {m}
|
:: torsionmeter
|
| torsionale {adj}
|
:: torsional, torsion (attributive)
|
| torsione {f}
|
:: torsion
|
| torsione {f}
|
:: twisting
|
| torsione {f}
|
:: twist (gymnastics)
|
| torso {m}
|
:: torso
|
| torso {m}
|
:: A statue that is missing its head and limbs
|
| torso {m} [botany]
|
:: The large stem of plants such as a cabbage
|
| torsolo {m} [botany]
|
:: core (of an apple, pear etc)
|
| torsolo {m} [botany]
|
:: stalk (of a cabbage etc)
|
| torta {f}
|
:: pie, tart, cake or similar
|
| torta {f} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: roundel (of a tincture; see bisante)
|
| torta {f} [rare] /ˈtɔr.ta/
|
:: The act of twisting
|
| torta {f} [archaic]
|
:: The result of twisting
|
| torta al cioccolato {f}
|
:: chocolate cake
|
| torta della nonna {f}
|
:: A soft flat cake made with ricotta (or custard) and flavoured with pine nuts
|
| torta di compleanno {f}
|
:: birthday cake
|
| torta di zucca {f}
|
:: pumpkin pie
|
| tortaio {m}
|
:: baker of cakes &c
|
| tortamente {adv}
|
:: crookedly
|
| torta nuziale {f}
|
:: wedding cake
|
| torta quattro quarti {f}
|
:: pound cake
|
| tortellinatrice {f}
|
:: A machine for making tortellini
|
| tortellini {m} {p}
|
:: a dish of tortellini
|
| tortellini in brodo {n}
|
:: a soup consisting of small, stuffed pasta in a clear broth
|
| tortellino {m} [cooking, foods] /torˌtelˈli.no/
|
:: diminutive of tortello
|
| tortellino {m} [cooking, foods]
|
:: tortellini; small, ring-shaped pasta, stuffed with meat, cheese etc; eaten with a sauce or in a soup
|
| tortellino {m} [cooking, in the plural]
|
:: a dish of tortellini
|
| tortello {m}
|
:: A kind of ravioli
|
| tortello {m} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: roundel
|
| tortellone {m}
|
:: a larger form of tortellino
|
| tortevolmente {adv}
|
:: wrongfully, unfairly
|
| tortezza {f}
|
:: crookedness
|
| torticcio {m}
|
:: cable
|
| tortiera {f} /torˈtjɛ.ra/
|
:: cake tin
|
| tortiglia {f}
|
:: multiply-twisted yarn
|
| tortigliare {v}
|
:: To twist
|
| tortigliere {m}
|
:: synonym of cercine
|
| tortiglio {m}
|
:: synonym of tortiglione
|
| tortiglione {m}
|
:: spiral
|
| tortiglione {m}
|
:: torse
|
| tortiglione {m} [in the plural]
|
:: a form of twisted pasta
|
| tortino {m}
|
:: pie (savoury)
|
| torto {adj}
|
:: twisted, bent, crooked
|
| torto {m}
|
:: wrong, injustice
|
| torto marcio {m}
|
:: dead wrong
|
| Tortona {prop}
|
:: Tortona (town)
|
| tortonese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Tortona
|
| tortora {f} /ˈtor.to.ra/
|
:: turtle dove
|
| tortora dal collare orientale {f}
|
:: collared dove, properly the Eurasian collared dove
|
| tortorata {f}
|
:: a beating with a stick
|
| tortore {m} [regional]
|
:: stick, club
|
| tortoreggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tortoreggiare
|
| tortoreggiare {v}
|
:: to bill and coo
|
| tortosi {v}
|
:: past participle of torcersi
|
| tortrice {f}
|
:: tortricid
|
| tortuosamente {adv}
|
:: tortuously, crookedly
|
| tortuosità {f}
|
:: crookedness, tortuosity
|
| tortuosità {f}
|
:: convolution
|
| tortuoso {adj}
|
:: winding, crooked, twisty, tortuous (road, etc)
|
| tortuoso {adj}
|
:: convoluted, devious (reasoning, explanation, etc)
|
| tortura {f} [obsolete] /torˈtu.ra/
|
:: the act of bending or twisting
|
| tortura {f}
|
:: torture (intentional causing of somebody's experiencing agony)
|
| tortura {f} [figurative]
|
:: torment
|
| torturante {v}
|
:: present participle of torturare
|
| torturantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of torturarsi
|
| torturare {vt}
|
:: to torture, torment, pang
|
| torturarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of torturare
|
| torturarsi {v}
|
:: to torment oneself
|
| torturato {adj}
|
:: tortured
|
| torturato {adj}
|
:: tormented
|
| torturatore {m}
|
:: torturer
|
| torturatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of torturarsi
|
| torturatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of torturatore
|
| torvamente {adv}
|
:: grimly
|
| torvità {f}
|
:: grimness
|
| torvo {adj}
|
:: grim, menacing
|
| torzone {m}
|
:: lay brother
|
| torzone {m}
|
:: An ignorant, uncouth person
|
| tosacani {m}
|
:: dog clipper (person)
|
| tosacani {m} [colloquial]
|
:: a bad barber
|
| tosaerba {m}
|
:: lawnmower
|
| tosamento {m}
|
:: shearing
|
| tosamento {m}
|
:: clipping, trimming
|
| tosante {v}
|
:: present participle of tosare
|
| tosare {vt}
|
:: to shear
|
| tosare {vt}
|
:: to clip, trim
|
| tosasiepi {m}
|
:: hedge trimmer or clippers
|
| tosatore {m}
|
:: shearer (of animals)
|
| tosatrice {f}
|
:: clippers (for the hair or beard)
|
| tosatrice {f}
|
:: shears (for sheep)
|
| tosatura {f}
|
:: shearing
|
| tosatura {f}
|
:: clipping
|
| tosatura {f}
|
:: trimming
|
| toscana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of toscano
|
| Toscana {prop}
|
:: Toscana (region)
|
| toscanamente {adv}
|
:: In a Tuscan manner
|
| toscaneggiante {adj}
|
:: That uses Tuscan expressions
|
| toscaneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of toscaneggiare
|
| toscaneggiare {vi}
|
:: to use Tuscan expressions
|
| toscanella {f}
|
:: A wine bottle like a fiasco but without the straw jacket
|
| toscanello {m}
|
:: A small cigar
|
| toscanello {m}
|
:: A variety of small, white bean
|
| toscanello {m}
|
:: A purple variety of artichoke
|
| toscaneria {f}
|
:: The tendency to use too many Tuscan expressions
|
| toscanesimo {m}
|
:: Tuscanism
|
| Toscani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| toscanico {adj} [architecture]
|
:: Tuscan
|
| Toscanini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Toscanini {prop}
|
:: Arturo Toscanini, Italian orchestra conductor
|
| toscanismo {m}
|
:: Tuscan term or idiom
|
| toscanismo {m}
|
:: Tuscan character or derivation (expecially of language)
|
| toscanità {f}
|
:: The property of being Tuscan, Tuscan spirit or essence
|
| toscanizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of toscanizzare
|
| toscanizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of toscanizzarsi
|
| toscanizzare {vt}
|
:: to Tuscanize
|
| toscanizzarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of toscanizzare
|
| toscanizzarsi {vr}
|
:: to Tuscanize
|
| toscanizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of toscanizzarsi
|
| toscano {adj}
|
:: Tuscan
|
| toscano {m}
|
:: A Tuscan (person from Tuscany)
|
| toscano {m}
|
:: A strong cigar manufactured in Italy, originating from Tuscany
|
| toscano {prop}
|
:: The Tuscan dialect
|
| tosco {adj} [archaic] /ˈtos.ko/
|
:: Tuscan
|
| tosco {m} [archaic]
|
:: A person from or an inhabitant of Tuscany
|
| tosco {adj} [dated] /ˈtɔs.ko/
|
:: Of or pertaining to the southern part of Albania
|
| tosco {prop}
|
:: The Tosk variety of the Albanian language
|
| tosco {m} [obsolete, poetic] /ˈtɔs.ko/
|
:: poison, harmful substance
|
| Tosco {m}
|
:: Tuscan
|
| Tosco {adj}
|
:: Tuscan
|
| Toselli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tosi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Toso {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tosone {m}
|
:: fleece, fur, vellum
|
| toss- {prefix}
|
:: alternative form of tossi-; toxi-
|
| tosse {f}
|
:: cough (condition that causes one to cough)
|
| tosse asinina {f} [disease]
|
:: whooping cough
|
| tosse canina {f} [diseases]
|
:: whooping cough
|
| tossente {v}
|
:: present participle of tossire
|
| tosse secca {f}
|
:: hack (dry cough)
|
| tossi- {prefix}
|
:: toxi-
|
| tossialimentare {adj}
|
:: Relating to the toxicity of food
|
| tossicchiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tossicchiare
|
| tossicchiare {vi}
|
:: To cough slightly; to clear one's throat
|
| tossicità {f}
|
:: toxicity
|
| tossico- {prefix}
|
:: Related to poison or any other harmful substance
|
| tossico {adj} /ˈtɔs.si.ko/
|
:: toxic, poisonous
|
| tossico {m} [obsolete]
|
:: poison
|
| tossico {m} [medicine]
|
:: Any substance harmful to the body
|
| tossico {m} [slang]
|
:: drug addict, drug abuser, junkie
|
| tossicodipendente {adj} /to.sːi.ko.di.penˈdɛn.te/
|
:: drug-addicted
|
| tossicodipendente {mf}
|
:: drug addict, drug abuser
|
| tossicodipendenza {f} /ˌto.sːi.ko.di.penˈdɛn.t͡sa/
|
:: drug addiction
|
| tossicofarmacologia {f} /ˌtos.si.ko.far.ma.ko.loˈd͡ʒi.a/
|
:: toxicopharmacology
|
| tossicofarmacologico {adj} /ˈto.sːi.koˌfar.ma.koˈlɔ.d͡ʒi.ko/
|
:: toxicopharmacological
|
| tossicofilo {m}
|
:: drug user
|
| tossicofilo {adj}
|
:: toxicophylic
|
| tossicofobia {f}
|
:: toxicophobia
|
| tossicologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tossicologo
|
| tossicologia {f} [medicine] /tos.si.ko.loˈdʒi.a/
|
:: toxicology
|
| tossicologico {adj} [medicine] /to.sːi.koˈlɔ.d͡ʒi.ko/
|
:: toxicological
|
| tossicologo {m} [medicine] /to.sːiˈkɔ.lo.ɡo/
|
:: toxicologist
|
| tossicoloso {adj}
|
:: Having a persistent cough
|
| tossicomane {mf}
|
:: drug addict, junkie
|
| tossicomania {f}
|
:: toxicomania
|
| tossicone {f}
|
:: A heavy cough
|
| tossicosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: toxicosis
|
| tossiemia {f} [pathology]
|
:: toxemia
|
| tossiemico {adj}
|
:: toxemic
|
| tossigenicità {f}
|
:: toxigenicity
|
| tossigenico {adj}
|
:: toxigenic, toxinogenic
|
| tossina {f}
|
:: toxin
|
| tossina botulinica {f}
|
:: botulinum toxin
|
| tossinfezione {f} [pathology]
|
:: toxic infection
|
| tossire {vi}
|
:: to cough
|
| tossitore {m}
|
:: cougher
|
| tossizeismo {m} [dated, medicine] /tos.siˈd͡ze̯is.mo/
|
:: A theory that ascribes pellagra solely to the consumption of tainted maize
|
| tossoide {m} /tosˈsɔi̯.de/
|
:: toxoid
|
| tostacaffè {m}
|
:: coffee roaster
|
| tostamente {adv}
|
:: immediately, soon
|
| tostante {v}
|
:: present participle of tostare
|
| tostapane {m}
|
:: toaster
|
| tostare {v}
|
:: to toast (burn lightly)
|
| tostato {adj}
|
:: toasted
|
| tostatore {m}
|
:: toaster, roaster (person)
|
| tostatura {f}
|
:: toasting (of bread)
|
| tostatura {f}
|
:: roasting (of coffee beans)
|
| tostevolmente {adv}
|
:: immediately, quickly
|
| tostissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of tosto
|
| tostissimo {adj}
|
:: very tough
|
| tostissimo {adj}
|
:: very hard
|
| tosto {adv} [archaic] /ˈtɔs.to/
|
:: at once, immediately
|
| tosto {adj} [archaic]
|
:: swift, rapid, hurried
|
| tosto {adj} [literary or regional]
|
:: hard, tough, hard-boiled
|
| tosto {adj} [by extension, colloquial]
|
:: difficult
|
| tosto {adj}
|
:: badass
|
| Tosto {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tot {adj}
|
:: so many
|
| tot {m}
|
:: so much
|
| totale {adj}
|
:: total
|
| totale {adj}
|
:: absolute, unconditional, implicit
|
| totale {m}
|
:: total
|
| totale {m}
|
:: A type of film shot in which all of an environment (interior or exterior) is visible
|
| totale {f}
|
:: general anaesthetic
|
| totalismo {m}
|
:: totalism
|
| totalistico {adj}
|
:: totalistic
|
| totalità {f}
|
:: totality, entirety
|
| totalitario {adj}
|
:: totalitarian
|
| totalitario {adj}
|
:: total, complete
|
| totalitarismo {m}
|
:: totalitarianism
|
| totalitaristico {adj}
|
:: totalitarian
|
| totalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of totalizzare
|
| totalizzare {vt}
|
:: to total
|
| totalizzare {vt}
|
:: to score [in sport]
|
| totalizzatore {m}
|
:: totalizator, tote [system at racecourses]
|
| totalizzazione {f}
|
:: totalization
|
| totalmente {adv}
|
:: totally, completely
|
| totanara {f}
|
:: A trap used to catch squid
|
| totano {m} [mollusk]
|
:: European flying squid (Todarodes sagittatus)
|
| totano {m}
|
:: certain wading birds (Tringa spp.)
|
| totano {m}
|
:: common redshank (Tringa totanus)
|
| totano {m}
|
:: tattlers (Tringa brevipes and Tringa incana)
|
| totem {m} /ˈtɔ.tem/
|
:: totem
|
| totemico {adj} /toˈtɛ.mi.ko/
|
:: totemic
|
| totemismo {m} /to.teˈmiz.mo/
|
:: totemism
|
| totiente {f} [mathematics] /toˈtjɛnte/
|
:: totient
|
| Totino {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Totip {n}
|
:: horse racing pools (gambling system)
|
| totipotente {adj}
|
:: totipotent
|
| totipotenza {f}
|
:: totipotency
|
| totò {f} {p} [childish] /toˈtɔ/
|
:: spanking
|
| Totò {prop} [Southern Italy] /toˈtɔ/
|
:: A diminutive of the male given name Antonio (Anthony)
|
| Totò {prop}
|
:: Totò (1898–1967), Neapolitan actor and comedian
|
| Totò {prop} [Southern Italy]
|
:: A diminutive of the male given name Salvatore (Saviour)
|
| totocalcio {m} /to.toˈkal.t͡ʃo/
|
:: football pools
|
| totonero {m}
|
:: illegal betting on football matches
|
| tottavilla {f} /tot.taˈvil.la/
|
:: woodlark (Lullula arborea)
|
| toupet {m}
|
:: toupee, hairpiece
|
| Tour {prop} [cycling, by ellipsis]
|
:: The Tour de France
|
| Tour de France {prop} [cycling] /ˌtur de ˈfrans/
|
:: Tour de France (annual cycling race through France)
|
| tournée {f}
|
:: tour
|
| tovaglia {f}
|
:: tablecloth, cloth
|
| tovagliato {m}
|
:: table linen, napery
|
| tovaglietta {f}
|
:: tablemat
|
| tovagliolino {m}
|
:: small napkin, small serviette
|
| tovagliolino {m}
|
:: paper napkin, paper serviette
|
| tovagliolo {m}
|
:: napkin, serviette
|
| tovagliuolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of tovagliolo
|
| toxafene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: toxaphene
|
| toxocona {f}
|
:: toxocone
|
| toxoplasmosi {f} [disease]
|
:: toxoplasmosis
|
| toyotismo {m}
|
:: Toyotism
|
| tozzetto {m}
|
:: diminutive of tozzo
|
| tozzetto {m}
|
:: biscuit in Lazio and in Umbria similar to cantuccio
|
| Tozzi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tozzi {prop}
|
:: Federigo Tozzi, Italian writer
|
| tozzo {adj}
|
:: stocky, thickset
|
| tozzo {adj}
|
:: squat
|
| tozzo {m}
|
:: piece, morsel
|
| Tozzo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tozzone {m}
|
:: alternative form of torzone
|
| Tr. {n} [music]
|
:: abbreviation of tromba
|
| tra- {prefix} /tra/
|
:: trans-
|
| tra- {prefix}
|
:: between, among
|
| tra {prep}
|
:: between
|
| tra {prep}
|
:: among
|
| tra {prep}
|
:: in (expression of time)
|
| trabacca {f}
|
:: pavilion
|
| trabacca {f}
|
:: marquee
|
| trabaccolo {m}
|
:: A small, two-masted sailing vessel
|
| trabaldare {v}
|
:: To steal
|
| traballamento {m}
|
:: staggering, tottering, lurching, reeling, hobble (of a person)
|
| traballamento {m}
|
:: wobbling (of an object)
|
| traballante {v}
|
:: present participle of traballare
|
| traballante {adj}
|
:: shaky, rocky, rickety
|
| traballante {adj}
|
:: trembling
|
| traballare {vi}
|
:: to stagger
|
| traballare {vi}
|
:: to tremble
|
| traballare {vi} [figuratively, by extension]
|
:: to be in a precarious state; to be shaky
|
| traballare {vi} [chess, by extension]
|
:: to be hanging
|
| traballio {m}
|
:: staggering, tottering, lurching, reeling (of a person)
|
| traballio {m}
|
:: lurching, shaking (of an object)
|
| trabaltare {v}
|
:: synonym of ribaltare
|
| trabalzare {v}
|
:: To jolt, bounce
|
| trabalzo {m}
|
:: jolt, bounce
|
| trabalzone {m}
|
:: Violent jolt, shock
|
| trabante {m}
|
:: halberdier
|
| trabante {m}
|
:: batman (military attendant)
|
| trabattello {m}
|
:: scaffolding tower
|
| trabatto {m}
|
:: Mechanical riddle composed of a series of graded sieves
|
| trabeazione {f} [architecture]
|
:: trabeation, entablature
|
| trabecola {f} [anatomy]
|
:: trabecula
|
| trabecolare {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: trabecular
|
| trabecolato {adj}
|
:: trabeculated
|
| trabeculectomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: trabeculectomy
|
| trabere {vi}
|
:: To drink alcohol excessively
|
| trabevente {v}
|
:: present participle of trabere
|
| trabiccolo {m} [Tuscany, dated] /traˈbik.ko.lo/
|
:: A dome-shaped wooden frame, at the center of which a scaldino (or other source of heat) can be hanged
|
| trabiccolo {m}
|
:: contraption
|
| trabiccolo {m}
|
:: banger, jalopy (old car)
|
| traboccamento {m}
|
:: overflowing, flush
|
| traboccante {v}
|
:: present participle of traboccare
|
| traboccante {adj}
|
:: overflowing
|
| traboccare {v}
|
:: to overflow (from / with)
|
| trabocchetto {m}
|
:: trap, trap door
|
| trabocchetto {m}
|
:: booby trap
|
| trabocchetto {m}
|
:: pitfall
|
| trabocchetto {m}
|
:: trick question
|
| trabocchevole {adj}
|
:: alternative form of strabocchevole
|
| trabocchevolmente {adv}
|
:: overabundantly, overwhelmingly
|
| tra breve {adv}
|
:: soon, shortly
|
| trabucarsi {v}
|
:: To hole up
|
| trabuccante {v}
|
:: present participle of trabuccare
|
| trabuccante {adj}
|
:: overflowing
|
| trabuccare {v}
|
:: alternative form of traboccare
|
| trabucco {m}
|
:: A type of large fishing net suspended from the shore
|
| trabucco {m}
|
:: trebuchet
|
| tracagnotto {adj}
|
:: squat, stocky, thickset, dumpy
|
| tracannante {v}
|
:: present participle of tracannare
|
| tracannare {vt}
|
:: To gulp down, slurp or knock back or chug
|
| tra capo e collo {adv}
|
:: out of the blue, like a bolt from the blue, unexpectedly
|
| traccagnotto {adj}
|
:: alternative form of tracagnotto
|
| traccheggiamento {m}
|
:: procrastination
|
| traccheggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of traccheggiare
|
| traccheggiare {vi}
|
:: To procrastinate, pussyfoot or temporize
|
| traccheggiatore {m}
|
:: procrastinator
|
| traccheggiatura {f}
|
:: synonym of traccheggiamento
|
| traccia {f} /ˈtrat.t͡ʃa/
|
:: trace
|
| traccia {f}
|
:: sign, track, footstep, trail, mark
|
| traccia {f}
|
:: vestige, remnant
|
| traccia {f}
|
:: hint, clue
|
| traccia {f} [mathematics]
|
:: the sum of the diagonal elements of a square matrix
|
| traccia {f} [astronomy]
|
:: luminosity–temperature relationship between stars
|
| traccia {f}
|
:: sketch or blueprint
|
| traccia {f}
|
:: outline, plan, guideline
|
| traccia {f}
|
:: plot (course of a story)
|
| traccia {f}
|
:: chase (trench or channel for encasing)
|
| traccia {f} [music]
|
:: track
|
| traccia {f} [computing]
|
:: track (circular data storage unit)
|
| traccia {f} [literary]
|
:: path
|
| traccia {f} [literary]
|
:: line (sequence of people)
|
| tracciabile {adj}
|
:: traceable
|
| tracciabilità {f}
|
:: traceability
|
| traccialinee {m}
|
:: synonym of tiralinee
|
| tracciamento {m} /trat.t͡ʃaˈmen.to/
|
:: marking out
|
| tracciamento {m}
|
:: mapping out
|
| tracciamento {m}
|
:: plotting
|
| tracciamento {m}
|
:: sketching, drawing
|
| tracciante {v}
|
:: present participle of tracciare
|
| tracciante {m}
|
:: tracer (biochemistry)
|
| tracciante {adj}
|
:: tracer (bullet)
|
| tracciante radioattivo {m} [physics, chemistry, medicine]
|
:: radioactive tracer
|
| tracciare {vt}
|
:: to leave a mark, impression, or imprint
|
| tracciare {vt}
|
:: to mark out [a route, etc.]
|
| tracciare {vt}
|
:: to traverse [a path, road, etc.] for the first time
|
| tracciare {vt}
|
:: to map out, plot
|
| tracciare {vt}
|
:: to sketch, draw, trace, outline
|
| tracciare {vt}
|
:: to blueprint
|
| tracciare {vt}
|
:: to summarize; to outline
|
| tracciare {vt} [computing]
|
:: to follow someone's digital footprint, IP address information, etc
|
| tracciato {m}
|
:: plan, layout
|
| tracciatore {m}
|
:: tracer (person)
|
| tracciatura {f}
|
:: tracing, sketching, drawing
|
| tracciatura {f}
|
:: tracking
|
| traccutato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of trascutato
|
| trace {adj} [literary] /ˈtra.t͡ʃe/
|
:: Thracian
|
| trace {m} [historical]
|
:: A person from or an inhabitant of Thrace
|
| trace {m}
|
:: The Thracian language
|
| trace {m} [historical, Ancient Rome]
|
:: A gladiator bearing Thracian equipment
|
| trachea {f} [anatomy]
|
:: trachea, windpipe
|
| trachea {f} [botany]
|
:: trachea
|
| tracheale {adj} [anatomy, botany]
|
:: tracheal
|
| tracheide {m}
|
:: tracheid
|
| tracheite {f} [diseases]
|
:: tracheitis
|
| tracheo- {prefix} [anatomy]
|
:: tracheo-
|
| tracheobronchiale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: tracheobronchial
|
| tracheobronchite {f} [pathology]
|
:: tracheobronchitis
|
| tracheoesofageo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: tracheoesophageal
|
| tracheola {f} [zoology]
|
:: tracheole
|
| tracheomalacia {f} [pathology]
|
:: tracheomalacia
|
| tracheoscopia {f} [medicine]
|
:: tracheoscopy
|
| tracheostomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: tracheostomy
|
| tracheotomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: tracheotomy
|
| trachino {m}
|
:: weever
|
| trachite {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: trachyte
|
| trachitico {adj}
|
:: trachytic
|
| Tracia {prop}
|
:: Thrace
|
| tracico {adj}
|
:: Thracian
|
| tracimante {v}
|
:: present participle of tracimare
|
| tracimare {vi}
|
:: To overflow; to burst its banks (of a river, etc.)
|
| tracimazione {f}
|
:: overflowing
|
| tracina {f}
|
:: weever (marine fish of the family Trachinidae)
|
| tracio {adj} /ˈtra.t͡ʃo/
|
:: Thracian
|
| tracio {m} [historical]
|
:: A person from or an inhabitant of Thrace
|
| tracio {m}
|
:: The Thracian language
|
| tracodonte {m}
|
:: trachodont
|
| tracolla {f}
|
:: sling, baldric
|
| tracolla {f}
|
:: shoulder strap, shoulder belt, crossbelt, shoulder bag
|
| tracollante {v}
|
:: present participle of tracollare
|
| tracollare {vi}
|
:: to lose one's balance
|
| tracollare {vi}
|
:: to fall over
|
| tracollo {m}
|
:: collapse, ruin
|
| tracoma {m} [disease]
|
:: trachoma
|
| tracomatoso {adj}
|
:: trachomatous
|
| tracoscio {m} /traˈkɔʃ.ʃo/
|
:: synonym of noce
|
| tracotante {adj}
|
:: arrogant, overbearing
|
| tracotanza {f}
|
:: arrogance
|
| tracutato {adj}
|
:: alternative form of trascutato
|
| tradente {v}
|
:: present participle of tradire
|
| tradentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tradirsi
|
| tradescanzia {f}
|
:: spiderwort, tradescantia
|
| tradeunionismo {m}
|
:: trade unionism
|
| tradibile {adj}
|
:: That can be betrayed
|
| tradigione {f} /tra.diˈd͡ʒo.ne/
|
:: betrayal, treachery
|
| tradimento {m}
|
:: betrayal, treason, treachery, cheating
|
| tradimento {m}
|
:: adultery, infidelity
|
| tradire {vt}
|
:: to betray
|
| tradire {vt}
|
:: to reveal
|
| tradirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of tradire
|
| tradirsi {v}
|
:: to betray oneself; to give oneself away
|
| traditor {m}
|
:: apocopic form of traditore
|
| traditore {m}
|
:: traitor
|
| traditore {m} [by extension]
|
:: adulterer
|
| traditosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tradirsi
|
| traditrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of traditore
|
| tradizionale {adj}
|
:: traditional, customary
|
| tradizionale {adj}
|
:: conventional
|
| tradizionale {adj}
|
:: habitual, usual
|
| tradizionalismo {m}
|
:: traditionalism
|
| tradizionalista {mf}
|
:: traditionalist
|
| tradizionalista {adj}
|
:: traditionalist, traditionalistic
|
| tradizionalistico {adj}
|
:: traditionalist, traditionalistic
|
| tradizionalmente {adv}
|
:: traditionally, customarily
|
| tradizionalmente {adv}
|
:: (according to the tradition) by tradition, by custom
|
| tradizione {f} /tra.ditˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: tradition, custom, use, heritage
|
| tradizione {f} [legal]
|
:: tradition, transfer, delivery
|
| tradizione {f} [archaic, literary]
|
:: betrayal, treachery
|
| tradotta {f}
|
:: troop train
|
| traducianesimo {m}
|
:: traducianism
|
| traduciano {adj}
|
:: traducian
|
| traduciano {m}
|
:: traducian
|
| traducibile {adj}
|
:: translatable, able to be translated
|
| traducibilità {f}
|
:: capability of being translated
|
| traducibilità {f}
|
:: capability of being expressed
|
| tradurre {vt}
|
:: to translate
|
| tradurre {vt}
|
:: to transfer
|
| tradursi {vr}
|
:: To turn out
|
| traduttivo {adj}
|
:: translation (attributive)
|
| traduttologia {f}
|
:: Study of translation
|
| traduttore {m}
|
:: interpreter, translator
|
| traduttori, traditori {proverb}
|
:: Translators are traitors; a text can never be translated without some loss of nuance
|
| traduttrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of traduttore
|
| traduzionale {adj}
|
:: translation (attributive)
|
| traduzionale {adj} [biochemistry]
|
:: translational
|
| traduzione {f}
|
:: translation
|
| traduzione automatica {f} [translation studies]
|
:: machine translation
|
| traente {v}
|
:: present participle of trarre
|
| traente {adj}
|
:: pulling
|
| traentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trarsi
|
| traenza {f}
|
:: drawing
|
| Traetta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trafelamento {m}
|
:: wheezing
|
| trafelare {v}
|
:: To wheeze
|
| trafelato {adj}
|
:: out of breath, short of breath, panting
|
| traferro {m} [physics]
|
:: air gap (between the poles of a magnet)
|
| trafficabile {adj}
|
:: tradeable
|
| trafficante {mf}
|
:: trafficker
|
| trafficante {mf}
|
:: pusher (of drugs)
|
| trafficante {mf}
|
:: fence (dealer in stolen goods)
|
| trafficante {mf}
|
:: (archaic Calabrese dialect) trader
|
| trafficante {v}
|
:: present participle of trafficare
|
| trafficare {v}
|
:: to deal or trade
|
| trafficare {v}
|
:: to traffic (in illicit material)
|
| trafficare {v}
|
:: to be busy
|
| trafficato {adj} [of a road]
|
:: Busy with traffic
|
| trafficatore {m}
|
:: trafficker (typically of drugs
|
| trafficatorio {adj}
|
:: traffic (attributive)
|
| traffico {m} /ˈtraf.fi.ko/
|
:: traffic
|
| traffico {m}
|
:: trade
|
| traffico {m}
|
:: activity, rush
|
| trafficone {m}
|
:: schemer, wheeler-dealer
|
| trafiere {m}
|
:: A long, sharp dagger
|
| trafiggente {v}
|
:: present participle of trafiggere
|
| trafiggentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trafiggersi
|
| trafiggere {vt} /traˈfid.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to pierce
|
| trafiggere {vt}
|
:: to produce a sharp, acute, or stabbing pain
|
| trafiggere {vt}
|
:: to offend harshly
|
| trafiggersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trafiggere
|
| trafiggersi {vr}
|
:: to run oneself through (with a weapon)
|
| trafiggersi {vr}
|
:: to fall on one's sword
|
| trafiggimento {m} [rare]
|
:: synonym of trafittura
|
| trafila {f}
|
:: procedure, routine
|
| trafila {f}
|
:: die, drawplate
|
| trafilabile {adj}
|
:: ductile
|
| trafilabilità {f}
|
:: ductility
|
| trafilante {v}
|
:: present participle of trafilare
|
| trafilare {vt}
|
:: To draw (into wire)
|
| trafilato {adj}
|
:: drawn (into wire)
|
| trafilato {m}
|
:: wire or other drawn product
|
| trafilatore {m}
|
:: wireworker
|
| trafilatrice {f}
|
:: drawbench (wire drawing machine)
|
| trafilatura {f}
|
:: wire drawing
|
| trafiletto {m}
|
:: short article, paragraph
|
| trafisso {adj}
|
:: alternative form of trafitto
|
| trafittivo {adj} [of a pain etc]
|
:: piercing, stabbing
|
| trafitto {adj}
|
:: pierced, transfixed
|
| trafittosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trafiggersi
|
| trafittura {f}
|
:: piercing, transfixion
|
| trafittura {f}
|
:: (stab) wound
|
| trafittura {f}
|
:: (sharp) pain
|
| traforabile {adj}
|
:: pierceable
|
| traforante {v}
|
:: present participle of traforare
|
| traforare {vt}
|
:: to pierce
|
| traforare {vt}
|
:: to drill, bore
|
| traforare {vt}
|
:: to tunnel through
|
| traforato {adj}
|
:: pierced
|
| traforatrice {f}
|
:: boring / drilling machine
|
| traforatrice {f}
|
:: fretsaw (mechanical)
|
| traforello {m}
|
:: cheater, deceiver, rogue
|
| traforo {m}
|
:: drilling, boring
|
| traforo {m}
|
:: piercing
|
| traforo {m}
|
:: tunnelling
|
| traforo {m}
|
:: tunnel
|
| traforo {m}
|
:: fretwork
|
| trafugabile {adj}
|
:: stealable
|
| trafugamento {m}
|
:: purloining, stealing
|
| trafugante {v}
|
:: present participle of trafugare
|
| trafugare {vt}
|
:: To steal, to purloin
|
| trafurello {m}
|
:: alternative form of traforello
|
| tragedia {f} /traˈd͡ʒɛd.ja/
|
:: tragedy
|
| tragediabile {adj}
|
:: Suitable for a tragedy (of a subject)
|
| tragediante {mf}
|
:: tragedian
|
| tragediografo {m}
|
:: tragedian (writer of tragedies)
|
| tragedo {m} [literary] /traˈd͡ʒɛ.do/
|
:: One who writes tragedies
|
| tragedo {m} [rare]
|
:: An actor of tragedies
|
| tragelafo {m}
|
:: bushbuck (Tragelaphus scriptus or sylvaticus)
|
| tragelafo del Capo {m}
|
:: Cape bushbuck, imbabala (Tragelaphus sylvaticus)
|
| tragelafo striato {m}
|
:: harnessed bushbuck, kéwel, marsh buck (Tragephalus scriptus)
|
| tragetto {m} [archaic]
|
:: alternative spelling of tragitto
|
| traggere {v} /ˈtrad.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: obsolete form of trarre
|
| traghettamento {m}
|
:: ferrying
|
| traghettante {v}
|
:: present participle of traghettare
|
| traghettare {vt}
|
:: to ferry
|
| traghettatore {m}
|
:: ferryman
|
| traghettatore {m}
|
:: ferrywoman
|
| traghettatrice {f}
|
:: ferrywoman
|
| traghetto {m}
|
:: ferry
|
| tragicamente {adv}
|
:: tragically
|
| tragicità {f}
|
:: fatality, tragedy, mournfulness, sadness
|
| tragico {adj} /ˈtra.d͡ʒi.ko/
|
:: tragic, tragical
|
| tragico {m}
|
:: tragedy
|
| tragicomicamente {adv}
|
:: tragicomically
|
| tragicomico {adj}
|
:: tragicomic
|
| tragicommedia {f}
|
:: tragicomedy
|
| tragittare {v}
|
:: alternative form of traghettare
|
| tragitto {m}
|
:: journey
|
| tragitto {m}
|
:: route, way
|
| traglia {f} /ˈtraʎ.ʎa/
|
:: alternative form of draglia
|
| traguardante {v}
|
:: present participle of traguardare
|
| traguardare {v}
|
:: To sight (look at a distant object through an optical device)
|
| traguardare {v}
|
:: To spy
|
| traguardo {m}
|
:: aim
|
| traguardo {m}
|
:: purpose
|
| traguardo {m}
|
:: goal
|
| traguardo {m} [sports]
|
:: finish line
|
| traguardo volante {m} [cycle racing]
|
:: intermediate sprint
|
| tragula {f}
|
:: tragula
|
| tragulario {m}
|
:: Soldier armed with a tragula
|
| Traiano {prop}
|
:: Trajan
|
| Traiano {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| traiettare {v}
|
:: alternative form of traghettare
|
| traietto {m}
|
:: alternative form of traghetto
|
| traietto {m}
|
:: alternative form of tragetto
|
| traiettoria {f}
|
:: trajectory
|
| tra il dire e il fare c'è di mezzo il mare {proverb}
|
:: saying is one thing, doing is another
|
| tra il lusco e il brusco {adv}
|
:: At dusk
|
| trainabile {adj}
|
:: pullable, haulable, towable
|
| trainante {v}
|
:: present participle of trainare
|
| trainante {adj}
|
:: driving, leading
|
| trainare {v}
|
:: to draw or pull (a load)
|
| trainare {v}
|
:: to tow (a car etc)
|
| traino {m}
|
:: drawing or pulling (a load)
|
| traino {m}
|
:: towing
|
| traino {m}
|
:: A load that is being pulled
|
| tra i piedi {prep}
|
:: See: it tra piedi
|
| tra i piedi {prep} [idiom]
|
:: providing bother or frustration; in one's hair
|
| tra l'altro {adv}
|
:: moreover
|
| tralasciabile {adj}
|
:: omittable
|
| tralasciante {v}
|
:: present participle of tralasciare
|
| tralasciare {v}
|
:: to neglect
|
| tralasciare {v}
|
:: to omit
|
| tralasciare {v}
|
:: (with di + inf.) to forget (to do)
|
| tralatizio {adj}
|
:: tralaticious
|
| tralcio {m}
|
:: slip, shoot (of a plant)
|
| traliccio {m}
|
:: ticking (material)
|
| traliccio {m}
|
:: trellis, lattice
|
| traliccio {m}
|
:: pylon
|
| tralice {adj} /traˈli.t͡ʃe/
|
:: only used in in tralice
|
| tralignamento {m}
|
:: degeneration, deterioration
|
| tralignante {v}
|
:: present participle of tralignare
|
| tralignare {vit}
|
:: to degenerate or deteriorate (especially from ancestral greatness)
|
| trallallà {interj}
|
:: tra-la-la
|
| trallallero {interj}
|
:: tra-la-la
|
| tralucente {adj}
|
:: translucent
|
| tralucere {vi} [impersonal]
|
:: To shine (light) through a translucent material
|
| tram {m}
|
:: tram, streetcar, trolley
|
| trama {f}
|
:: plot
|
| trama {f}
|
:: weave, texture, weft
|
| tramaglio {m}
|
:: trammel (net)
|
| tramagnino {m}
|
:: juggler, acrobat &c
|
| tramandante {v}
|
:: present participle of tramandare
|
| tramandare {vt}
|
:: to hand down
|
| tramante {v}
|
:: present participle of tramare
|
| tramare {v}
|
:: to plot, to conspire, to intrigue, to hatch
|
| tramare {v}
|
:: to weave
|
| tramatore {m}
|
:: plotter, conspirator
|
| tramatore {m}
|
:: weaver
|
| trambasciante {v}
|
:: present participle of trambasciare
|
| trambasciare {v} /tram.baʃˈʃa.re/
|
:: To be overcome with anguish
|
| trambustio {m}
|
:: Great, continuous turmoil &c
|
| trambusto {m}
|
:: turmoil, fuss, ado
|
| tramenare {v}
|
:: To rummage
|
| tramenare {v}
|
:: To stir
|
| tramendue {adj}
|
:: synonym of ambedue
|
| tramescolamento {m}
|
:: intermingling
|
| tramescolamento {m}
|
:: mix up
|
| tramescolare {v}
|
:: To intermingle
|
| tramescolare {v}
|
:: To mix up
|
| tramestante {v}
|
:: present participle of tramestare
|
| tramestare {vt}
|
:: To turn upside-down or topsy-turvy
|
| tramestare {vi}
|
:: To rummage
|
| tramestio {m}
|
:: bustle, bustling
|
| tramestio {m}
|
:: hustle and bustle
|
| tramestio {m}
|
:: coming and going
|
| tramettente {v}
|
:: present participle of tramettere
|
| tramettere {vt}
|
:: to interpose
|
| tramettere {vt}
|
:: alternative form of trasmettere
|
| tramezza {f}
|
:: welt
|
| tramezza {f}
|
:: partition
|
| tramezzabile {adj}
|
:: partitionable
|
| tramezzamento {m}
|
:: partitioning
|
| tramezzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tramezzare
|
| tramezzare {vt}
|
:: To interpose
|
| tramezzare {vt}
|
:: To partition
|
| tramezzatura {f}
|
:: partitioning
|
| tramezzino {m} /trameˈd͡ːzino/
|
:: A sandwich made from two or three slices of pancarrè, cut diagonally
|
| tramezzo {m} /traˈmɛd͡ːzo/
|
:: partition (dividing wall)
|
| tramezzo {m} [shoemaking]
|
:: welt
|
| tramite {m}
|
:: intermediary, link
|
| tramite {m}
|
:: way, means, vehicle
|
| tramite {prep}
|
:: by means of, by, through, using, by way of
|
| tramoggia {f} /traˈmɔd.d͡ʒa/
|
:: hopper
|
| tramoggia {f}
|
:: hopper crystal
|
| tramontana {f} [weather] /tra.monˈta.na/
|
:: tramontana (a northern wind)
|
| tramontana {f} [by extension]
|
:: North
|
| tramontano {adj} [archaic] /tra.monˈta.no/
|
:: beyond the mountains
|
| tramontano {m}
|
:: alternative form of tramontana
|
| tramontante {v}
|
:: present participle of tramontare
|
| tramontar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of tramontare
|
| tramontare {vi} [of the sun, moon, stars]
|
:: to set, go down, sink
|
| tramontare {vi} [figuratively]
|
:: to fade, wane
|
| tramontare {m} [singulare tantum]
|
:: sunset, sundown, setting
|
| tramonto {m} [also figuratively] /traˈmon.to/
|
:: sunset, sundown
|
| tramonto {m}
|
:: setting
|
| tramonto {m} [figuratively]
|
:: fall, decline
|
| tramortente {v}
|
:: present participle of tramortire
|
| tramortimento {m}
|
:: knockout
|
| tramortire {vt}
|
:: To stun or knock out
|
| tramortito {adj}
|
:: unconscious, stunned
|
| trampalo {m}
|
:: alternative form of trampolo
|
| trampoliere {m}
|
:: wading bird
|
| trampoliere {m}
|
:: stilt (wading bird)
|
| trampoliere {m}
|
:: stilt walker
|
| trampolino {m} [swimming]
|
:: springboard, diving board
|
| trampolino {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: stepping stone, bootstrap
|
| trampolino elastico {m} [gymnastics]
|
:: trampoline
|
| trampolo {m}
|
:: stilt (pole with footrest that allows one to stand or walk above the ground)
|
| tramutante {v}
|
:: present participle of tramutare
|
| tramutantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tramutarsi
|
| tramutare {v}
|
:: to change or turn (into)
|
| tramutarsi {vr}
|
:: To change or turn (into)
|
| tramutatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tramutarsi
|
| tramutevolmente {adv}
|
:: changeably
|
| tramvia {f}
|
:: alternative form of tranvia
|
| tramviario {adj}
|
:: alternative form of tranviario
|
| trance {f}
|
:: trance (music genre)
|
| trancia {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: shears
|
| trancia {f}
|
:: slice (of cheese etc)
|
| trancia {f}
|
:: cutlet
|
| tranciante {v}
|
:: present participle of tranciare
|
| tranciare {vt}
|
:: To shear
|
| tranciatore {m}
|
:: shearer
|
| tranciatrice {f}
|
:: shearing machine
|
| tranciatura {f}
|
:: blanking, shearing, trenching (industrial processes)
|
| trancio {m}
|
:: slice (of cheese etc)
|
| trancio {m}
|
:: cutlet
|
| tranello {m} /traˈnɛl.lo/
|
:: trap
|
| tranese {adj}
|
:: Of or from Trani
|
| tranese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Trani
|
| trangugiamento {m}
|
:: gulping
|
| trangugiante {v}
|
:: present participle of trangugiare
|
| trangugiare {vt}
|
:: to gulp or bolt down food or pound
|
| trangugiare {v}
|
:: to tuck in
|
| Trani {prop}
|
:: Trani (town)
|
| tranne {prep}
|
:: except, but, apart from
|
| tranquillamente {adv} /tran.kwil.laˈmen.te/
|
:: calmly, peacefully
|
| tranquillamente {adv} [familiar]
|
:: comfortably
|
| tranquillante {adj}
|
:: soothing, tranquillizing
|
| tranquillante {m} [pharmacology]
|
:: tranquillizer
|
| tranquillare {vt} /tran.kwilˈla.re/
|
:: to calm down
|
| tranquillare {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: to enjoy peace and serenity
|
| tranquillare {vi} [obsolete]
|
:: to enjoy oneself
|
| tranquillarsi {vi} [uncommon] /tran.kwilˈlar.si/
|
:: to calm down
|
| tranquillato {adj} /tran.kwilˈla.to/
|
:: synonym of tranquillizzato
|
| tranquillissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of tranquillo
|
| tranquillità {f} /tran.kwil.liˈta/
|
:: calm, peace, stillness, tranquillity, calmness
|
| tranquillizzante {v} /tran.kwil.lidˈd͡zan.te/
|
:: present participle of tranquillizzare
|
| tranquillizzante {adj}
|
:: calming
|
| tranquillizzante {adj}
|
:: reassuring
|
| tranquillizzante {adj}
|
:: tranquilizing
|
| tranquillizzante {m}
|
:: synonym of tranquillante
|
| tranquillizzantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tranquillizzarsi
|
| tranquillizzare {vt} /tran.kwil.lidˈd͡za.re/
|
:: to calm down, appease
|
| tranquillizzare {vt}
|
:: to tranquilize
|
| tranquillizzare {vt}
|
:: to reassure
|
| tranquillizzarsi {v} /tran.kwil.lidˈd͡zar.si/
|
:: reflexive of tranquillizzare
|
| tranquillizzarsi {v}
|
:: to calm down, reassure oneself
|
| tranquillizzato {adj} /tran.kwil.lidˈd͡za.to/
|
:: calmed
|
| tranquillizzato {adj}
|
:: reassured
|
| tranquillizzato {adj}
|
:: tranquilized
|
| tranquillizzatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tranquillizzarsi
|
| tranquillo {adj} /tranˈkwil.lo/
|
:: calm, sober, tranquil
|
| trans- {prefix}
|
:: trans- [all senses]
|
| trans {mf}
|
:: transsexual
|
| transafricano {adj}
|
:: trans-African
|
| transahariano {adj}
|
:: trans-Saharan
|
| transalpino {adj}
|
:: transalpine
|
| transamazzonico {adj}
|
:: trans-Amazonian
|
| transaminasi {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: transaminase
|
| transaminazione {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: transamination
|
| transandare {vti} /tran.sanˈda.re/
|
:: obsolete form of trasandare
|
| transandarsi {v} /tran.sanˈdar.si/
|
:: obsolete form of trasandarsi
|
| transappenninico {adj}
|
:: trans-Apennine
|
| transatlantico {adj}
|
:: transatlantic
|
| transatlantico {m}
|
:: ship, vessel
|
| transattinoide {m}
|
:: transactinide
|
| transattivamente {adv}
|
:: transactively (by common agreement)
|
| transattivo {adj}
|
:: transactive
|
| transavanguardia {f} [art]
|
:: transavantgarde
|
| transazionale {adj}
|
:: transactional
|
| transazione {f}
|
:: transaction
|
| transcaratteristica {f} [maths]
|
:: transcharacteristic
|
| transcendentale {adj}
|
:: transcendental (philosophy)
|
| transcendente {v}
|
:: present participle of transcendere
|
| transcendere {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: alternative form of trascendere
|
| transcitosi {f}
|
:: transcytosis
|
| transcodificante {v}
|
:: present participle of transcodificare
|
| transcodificare {vt}
|
:: To transcode
|
| transcodificatore {m}
|
:: transcoder
|
| transcodificazione {f}
|
:: transcoding
|
| transcontainer {m}
|
:: international shipping container
|
| transcontinentale {adj}
|
:: transcontinental
|
| transcorrente {v}
|
:: present participle of transcorrere
|
| transcorrere {vit}
|
:: alternative form of trascorrere
|
| transcranico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: transcranial, transcranic
|
| transcrivente {v}
|
:: present participle of transcrivere
|
| transcrivere {vt}
|
:: alternative form of trascrivere
|
| transculturale {adj}
|
:: transcultural
|
| transcutaneo {adj}
|
:: transcutaneous
|
| transdermale {adj} [medicine]
|
:: transdermal
|
| transdermico {adj}
|
:: transdermal
|
| transdifferenziazione {f} [biology]
|
:: transdifferentiation
|
| transdimensionale {adj}
|
:: transdimensional
|
| Transdravania {prop}
|
:: Drava (statistical region of Slovenia)
|
| transduzione {f}
|
:: transduction
|
| transeat {interj}
|
:: so be it
|
| transelevatore {m}
|
:: transelevator
|
| transenna {f}
|
:: barrier, barricade (for crowd control)
|
| transenna {f} [architecture]
|
:: screen
|
| transennante {v}
|
:: present participle of transennare
|
| transennare {vt}
|
:: To block off
|
| transepiteliale {adj}
|
:: transepithelial
|
| transessuale {adj}
|
:: transsexual
|
| transessuale {mf}
|
:: transsexual
|
| transessualismo {m}
|
:: transsexualism
|
| transessualità {f}
|
:: transsexuality
|
| transesterificazione {f}
|
:: transesterification
|
| transetto {m} [architecture]
|
:: transept
|
| transeunte {adj}
|
:: transeunt, transient
|
| transeuropeo {adj}
|
:: trans-European
|
| transfer {m}
|
:: transport
|
| transfer {m}
|
:: transfer (tourist, e.g. airport to hotel)
|
| transferasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: transferase
|
| transfermico {adj} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: transfermium
|
| transferrina {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: transferrin
|
| transfert {m} [psychology]
|
:: transfer
|
| transfinito {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: transfinite
|
| transfluente {v}
|
:: present participle of transfluire
|
| transfluire {v}
|
:: To branch out
|
| transfobia {f}
|
:: transphobia
|
| transfondente {v}
|
:: present participle of transfondere
|
| transfondere {vt}
|
:: Variant of trasfondere
|
| transfrastico {adj} [linguistics] /transˈfras.ti.ko/
|
:: Involving more than a single sentence in a text
|
| transfrastico {adj} [linguistics]
|
:: Pertaining to the syntactic and semantic relations between sentences in a text
|
| transfrontaliero {adj}
|
:: That crosses frontiers
|
| transfrontaliero {adj}
|
:: multinational
|
| transfuga {mf} [literary]
|
:: deserter, fugitive
|
| transfuga {mf} [politics, figurative, by extension]
|
:: one who has left a political party with which he was previously affiliated; defector, turncoat
|
| transgenerazionale {adj}
|
:: transgenerational
|
| transgenere {mf}
|
:: A transgender person
|
| transgenere {adj}
|
:: transgender
|
| transgenesi {f}
|
:: transgenesis
|
| transgenico {adj}
|
:: transgenic
|
| Transgiordania {prop}
|
:: Transjordan
|
| transgiordano {adj}
|
:: Transjordanian
|
| transgiugulare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: transjugular
|
| transglutaminasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: transglutaminase
|
| transgranulare {adj}
|
:: transgranular
|
| transiberiana {f}
|
:: Trans-Siberian Railway
|
| transiberiano {adj}
|
:: Trans-Siberian
|
| transigente {v}
|
:: present participle of transigere
|
| transigere {vit} /tranˈsi.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to compromise
|
| Transilvania {prop}
|
:: Transylvania
|
| transilvanico {adj}
|
:: Transylvanian
|
| transilvano {adj}
|
:: Transylvanian
|
| transire {vi} [archaic] /tranˈsi.re/
|
:: to pass
|
| transire {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to pass over, to die
|
| transistor {m}
|
:: transistor (device)
|
| transistor {m}
|
:: transistor radio
|
| transistore {m}
|
:: transistor (device)
|
| transistorizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of transistorizzare
|
| transistorizzare {vt}
|
:: to transistorize
|
| transistorizzato {adj}
|
:: transistorized
|
| transistorizzazione {f}
|
:: transistorization
|
| transitabile {adj}
|
:: passable, negotiable (path etc)
|
| transitabilità {f}
|
:: passability, passableness, negotiability
|
| transitante {v}
|
:: present participle of transitare
|
| transitante {adj}
|
:: transiting
|
| transitare {vi}
|
:: to pass
|
| transitare {vi}
|
:: to transit
|
| transitivamente {adv}
|
:: transitively
|
| transitività {f}
|
:: transitivity
|
| transitivo {adj}
|
:: transitive
|
| transitivo {m}
|
:: transitive
|
| transito {m} /ˈtran.si.to/
|
:: transit
|
| transito {adj} /tranˈsi.to/
|
:: past, previous
|
| transitoriamente {adv}
|
:: temporarily, transitorily
|
| transitorietà {f}
|
:: temporariness, transitoriness
|
| transitorio {adj}
|
:: temporary, provisional
|
| transitorio {adj}
|
:: transitory, fleeting
|
| transizione {f}
|
:: transition
|
| translagunare {adj}
|
:: trans-lagoon
|
| translato {adj} /transˈlato/
|
:: obsolete form of traslato
|
| translitterante {v}
|
:: present participle of translitterare
|
| translitterare {vt}
|
:: To transliterate
|
| translitterazione {f}
|
:: transliteration
|
| translocasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: translocase
|
| translogaritmico {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: translogarithmic
|
| translucidità {f}
|
:: translucency
|
| translucido {adj}
|
:: translucent
|
| transmediterraneo {adj}
|
:: trans-Mediterranean
|
| transmembrana {adj}
|
:: transmembrane
|
| transmembranoso {adj}
|
:: transmembranous
|
| transmodulazione {f}
|
:: transmodulation
|
| transmurale {adj}
|
:: transmural
|
| transnazionale {adj}
|
:: transnational
|
| transnazionalità {f}
|
:: transnationality
|
| transnettuniano {adj} [astronomy]
|
:: transneptunian
|
| Transnistria {prop}
|
:: Transnistria
|
| transnistriano {adj}
|
:: Transnistrian
|
| transoceanico {adj}
|
:: transoceanic
|
| transonico {adj}
|
:: transonic
|
| transpadano {adj}
|
:: transpadane, transpadine
|
| transpallet {m}
|
:: forklift (truck)
|
| transpeptidasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: transpeptidase
|
| transpersonale {adj}
|
:: transpersonal
|
| transpolare {adj}
|
:: transpolar, polar
|
| transponente {v}
|
:: present participle of transporre
|
| transporre {vt}
|
:: Variant of trasporre
|
| transrazziale {adj}
|
:: transracial
|
| transricevente {v}
|
:: present participle of transricevere
|
| transricevente {adj}
|
:: transceiving
|
| transricevere {v}
|
:: to transceive
|
| transtentoriale {adj}
|
:: transtentorial
|
| transtiberino {adj} /trans.ti.beˈri.no/
|
:: located beyond the Tiber river; Transtiberine
|
| transumanesimo {m}
|
:: transhumanism
|
| transumanista {mf}
|
:: transhumanist
|
| transumanista {adj}
|
:: transhumanist
|
| transumano {adj} /tran.suˈma.no/
|
:: beyond human, superhuman
|
| transumante {adj}
|
:: transhumant
|
| transumanza {f} /tran.suˈman.t͡sa/
|
:: transhumance
|
| transumanza {f} [figuratively]
|
:: shift, changeover, transition
|
| transumare {v}
|
:: to practice transhumance
|
| transumavo {adj}
|
:: transhumant
|
| transuranico {adj}
|
:: transuranic
|
| transuretrale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: transurethral
|
| transustanziante {v}
|
:: present participle of transustanziare
|
| transustanziantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of transustanziarsi
|
| transustanziare {vt} /tran.sus.tanˈt͡sja.re/
|
:: To transubstantiate
|
| transustanziarsi {v} /tran.sus.tanˈt͡sjar.si/
|
:: reflexive of transustanziare
|
| transustanziarsi {v}
|
:: To transubstantiate oneself
|
| transustanziatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of transustanziarsi
|
| transustanziazione {f} [Christianity] /tran.sus.tan.t͡sjaˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: transubstantiation
|
| transvedente {v}
|
:: present participle of transvedere
|
| transvedere {v}
|
:: obsolete form of travedere
|
| transveggente {v}
|
:: present participle of transvedere
|
| tran tran {m}
|
:: A boring, monotonous voice
|
| tran tran {m}
|
:: humdrum daily routine
|
| tranvai {m}
|
:: tram, streetcar, trolley
|
| tranvia {f}
|
:: tram route
|
| tranvia {f}
|
:: Any of the trams that run along a particular route
|
| tranviario {adj}
|
:: tram (attributive)
|
| tranviere {m}
|
:: tram driver or conductor
|
| trapanamento {m}
|
:: drilling, boring
|
| trapanamento {m} [surgery]
|
:: trepanation
|
| trapanante {v}
|
:: present participle of trapanare
|
| trapanare {vt}
|
:: to drill
|
| trapanare {vt}
|
:: to bore [a hole]
|
| trapanare {vt}
|
:: to trepan
|
| trapanatore {m}
|
:: driller
|
| trapanatrice {f}
|
:: driller (female)
|
| trapanatura {f}
|
:: drilling, boring
|
| trapanatura {f} [surgery]
|
:: trepanation
|
| trapanazione {f}
|
:: drilling, boring
|
| trapanazione {f}
|
:: trepanation
|
| trapanese {mf}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Trapani
|
| trapanese {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Trapani or the Trapani people
|
| Trapanese {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Trapani {prop}
|
:: Trapani (province)
|
| Trapani {prop}
|
:: Trapani (capital city)
|
| Trapani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trapano {m} /ˈtra.pa.no/
|
:: drill
|
| trapano {m}
|
:: trepan
|
| trapassabile {adj}
|
:: penetrable
|
| trapassante {v}
|
:: present participle of trapassare
|
| trapassar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of trapassare
|
| trapassare {vt}
|
:: to pass through; to pierce
|
| trapassare {vt} [literary]
|
:: to cross
|
| trapassare {vt} [literary]
|
:: to spend [time]
|
| trapassare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to overstep
|
| trapassare {vt} [archaic]
|
:: to omit
|
| trapassare {vi} [euphemism]
|
:: to pass away; to die
|
| trapassare {vi} [rare]
|
:: (typically with da or a) to inherit (from or to)
|
| trapassato {adj} [grammar]
|
:: In the past perfect tense
|
| trapassato {m} [grammar]
|
:: The past perfect tense
|
| trapassato prossimo {m} [grammar]
|
:: The pluperfect tense, plusquamperfect, preterpluperfect, the past perfect tense
|
| trapassato remoto {m} [grammar]
|
:: The past historic perfect tense, past anterior tense
|
| trapasso {m}
|
:: movement from one place or condition to another; transfer
|
| trapasso {m}
|
:: legal transfer
|
| trapasso {m} [by extension]
|
:: clipping of trapasso di proprietà (conveyancing)
|
| trapasso {m} [nautical, by extension]
|
:: clipping of trapasso di bandiera (passage of a ship from one nationality to another)
|
| trapasso {m} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: transitory period
|
| trapasso {m} [literary, figurative, by extension]
|
:: passage to the afterlife; death
|
| trapasso {m}
|
:: a defective gait in which a horse trots with the forelimbs and gallops with the hindquarters
|
| trapelante {v}
|
:: present participle of trapelare
|
| trapelare {v} [di]
|
:: [of light] to filter (through)
|
| trapelare {v} [da]
|
:: to leak (from/through)
|
| trapelare {vi} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: [of emotions, etc.] to show through
|
| trapelare {vi} [figurative, by extension]
|
:: [of a secret, etc.] to surface
|
| trapelare {vi} [literary]
|
:: to overflow
|
| trapelare {vt}
|
:: to get to know through minimal clues; to intuit
|
| trapelare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to tow; to tug
|
| trapezio {m} [geometry] /traˈpɛt.t͡sjo/
|
:: trapezium, trapezoid
|
| trapezio {m} [gymnastics]
|
:: trapeze
|
| trapezio {m} [skeleton]
|
:: trapezium, trapezium bone
|
| trapezio {m} [muscle]
|
:: trapezius, trapezius muscle
|
| trapezista {mf}
|
:: trapeze artist
|
| trapezoedro {m} [mathematics]
|
:: trapezohedron
|
| trapezoidale {adj}
|
:: trapezoidal
|
| trapezoide {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: trapezoid, trapezoidal
|
| trapezoide {m} [skeleton]
|
:: trapezoid, trapezoid bone
|
| trapezoide {m} [geometry]
|
:: trapezoid
|
| trapiantabile {adj}
|
:: transplantable
|
| trapiantante {v}
|
:: present participle of trapiantare
|
| trapiantare {vt}
|
:: To transplant, to graft
|
| trapiantatoio {m}
|
:: trowel
|
| trapiantatrice {f}
|
:: transplanting machine
|
| trapianto {m} [medicine]
|
:: transplant, transplantation, graft
|
| trapianto {m}
|
:: transplanting, transplantation, replanting
|
| trapiantologia {f} [surgery]
|
:: transplant surgery
|
| trapiantologo {m}
|
:: transplant surgeon
|
| tra poco {adv}
|
:: soon, shortly, in a bit, in a little while
|
| traponente {v}
|
:: present participle of traporre
|
| traporre {vt}
|
:: to transplant
|
| traportante {v}
|
:: present participle of traportare
|
| traportare {v}
|
:: obsolete form of trasportare
|
| trappeto {m}
|
:: crusher, oil mill
|
| trappista {m}
|
:: Trappist
|
| trappista {adj}
|
:: Trappist (attributive)
|
| trappola {f} /ˈtrap.po.la/
|
:: trap, snare, catch
|
| trappoleria {f}
|
:: deceit, trickery
|
| trappolone {m}
|
:: swindler
|
| trapponente {v}
|
:: present participle of trapporre
|
| trapporre {vt}
|
:: Variant of traporre
|
| trapungente {v}
|
:: present participle of trapungere
|
| trapungere {vt}
|
:: To prick or sting violently
|
| trapunta {f}
|
:: quilt
|
| trapuntante {v}
|
:: present participle of trapuntare
|
| trapuntare {vt}
|
:: to quilt
|
| trapuntare {vt}
|
:: to embroider
|
| trapuntato {adj}
|
:: quilted
|
| trarompente {v}
|
:: present participle of trarompere
|
| trarompere {v}
|
:: obsolete form of interrompere
|
| trarre {vt}
|
:: to draw, extract, pull
|
| trarre {vt}
|
:: to elicit, generalise
|
| trarre {vt}
|
:: to derive
|
| trarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trarre
|
| trarsi {v}
|
:: to get oneself out of trouble
|
| trarupare {vi} [literary, archaic] /tra.ruˈpa.re/
|
:: To fall from a cliff
|
| trarupare {vi} [literary, archaic, by extension]
|
:: To fall (from a height)
|
| tras- {prefix}
|
:: alternative form of trans-
|
| trasalente {v}
|
:: present participle of trasalire
|
| trasalimento {m}
|
:: start, jump (with surprise etc)
|
| trasalire {vi}
|
:: to jolt or jump out of sudden and intense emotion
|
| trasandare {vt} [rare] /tra.zanˈda.re/
|
:: to neglect
|
| trasandare {vt} [literary, rare]
|
:: to omit
|
| trasandare {vi} [archaic]
|
:: to exceed
|
| trasandare {vi} [rare]
|
:: to quickly go from one subject to the other; to segue
|
| trasandarsi {vr} [uncommon] /tra.zanˈdar.si/
|
:: to let oneself go (to cease to care about one's appearance)
|
| trasandatamente {adv}
|
:: shabbily
|
| trasandatezza {f}
|
:: shabbiness, slovenliness
|
| trasandato {adj}
|
:: unkempt, scruffy
|
| trasandato {adj}
|
:: slipshod
|
| trasbordante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasbordare
|
| trasbordare {vt}
|
:: To transfer
|
| trasbordare {vi}
|
:: To change (ship, plane, train etc)
|
| trasbordo {m}
|
:: transfer
|
| trascegliente {v}
|
:: present participle of trascegliere
|
| trascegliere {vt}
|
:: To choose with care from a large selection
|
| trascendentale {adj}
|
:: transcendental
|
| trascendentalismo {m}
|
:: transcendentalism
|
| trascendentalista {mf}
|
:: transcendentalist
|
| trascendentalistico {adj}
|
:: transcendentalist
|
| trascendentalità {f}
|
:: transcendence (condition of being transcendental)
|
| trascendente {v}
|
:: present participle of trascendere
|
| trascendente {adj}
|
:: transcendent
|
| trascendente {adj}
|
:: transcendental (maths)
|
| trascendenza {f}
|
:: transcendence
|
| trascendere {vt}
|
:: To transcend or surpass
|
| trascendimento {m} [philosophy]
|
:: transcendence
|
| trascinabile {adj}
|
:: draggable
|
| trascinamento {m}
|
:: dragging (all senses)
|
| trascinante {v}
|
:: present participle of trascinare
|
| trascinantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trascinarsi
|
| trascinare {vt}
|
:: to drag, pull, trail, tug
|
| trascinare {vt}
|
:: to carry away, sweep away
|
| trascinarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trascinare
|
| trascinarsi {v}
|
:: to drag oneself or shuffle about
|
| trascinarsi {v}
|
:: to drag, drag on
|
| trascinatore {adj}
|
:: pulling, dragging
|
| trascinatore {m}
|
:: puller, dragger
|
| trascinatore {m} [chemistry]
|
:: Substance added to achieve salt-effect distillation
|
| trascinatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trascinarsi
|
| trascoloramento {m}
|
:: discolouring, discolouration
|
| trascolorante {v}
|
:: present participle of trascolorare
|
| trascolorantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trascolorarsi
|
| trascolorare {vi}
|
:: to change colour
|
| trascolorare {vi}
|
:: to discolour
|
| trascolorarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trascolorare
|
| trascolorarsi {v}
|
:: to change colour
|
| trascoloratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trascolorarsi
|
| trascorrente {v}
|
:: present participle of trascorrere
|
| trascorrere {vt} /trasˈkor.re.re/
|
:: to spend, to pass
|
| trascorrere {vi}
|
:: (of time) to pass, to go by, to elapse
|
| trascorso {adj}
|
:: past
|
| trascorso {m} [usually, in the plural]
|
:: past, past record, past errors
|
| trascrittasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: transcriptase
|
| trascritto {adj}
|
:: transcribed
|
| trascritto {adj}
|
:: transliterated
|
| trascrittore {m}
|
:: transcriber, copyist
|
| trascrivente {v}
|
:: present participle of trascrivere
|
| trascrivere {vt} /trasˈkri.ve.re/
|
:: to transcribe
|
| trascrivere {vt}
|
:: to transliterate
|
| trascrizionale {adj}
|
:: transcriptional
|
| trascrizionalmente {adv}
|
:: transcriptionally
|
| trascrizione {f}
|
:: transcription (act and result)
|
| trascrizione {f}
|
:: transcript
|
| trascrizione {f}
|
:: transliteration (act and result)
|
| trascurabile {adj}
|
:: negligible, minor, small, unimportant
|
| trascurabile {adj}
|
:: ignorable
|
| trascurabile {adj}
|
:: optional
|
| trascurabilità {f}
|
:: unimportance, pettiness, negligibility
|
| trascurabilmente {adv}
|
:: negligibly, insignificantly
|
| trascurante {v}
|
:: present participle of trascurare
|
| trascurantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trascurarsi
|
| trascurare {vt}
|
:: to neglect, to disregard
|
| trascurare {vt}
|
:: to omit, to leave out
|
| trascurarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trascurare
|
| trascurarsi {v}
|
:: to neglect oneself
|
| trascurataggine {f}
|
:: negligence, neglect, carelessness
|
| trascuratamente {adv}
|
:: carelessly, negligently
|
| trascuratamente {adv}
|
:: untidily
|
| trascuratezza {f}
|
:: negligence, neglect, carelessness
|
| trascurato {adj}
|
:: slovenly
|
| trascurato {adj}
|
:: neglected
|
| trascurato {adj}
|
:: negligent
|
| trascurato {adj}
|
:: lax
|
| trascuratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trascurarsi
|
| trascutato {adj}
|
:: careless, negligent
|
| trasdotto {adj}
|
:: transduced
|
| trasducente {v}
|
:: present participle of trasdurre
|
| trasdurre {vt} [physics, genetics]
|
:: to transduce
|
| trasduttore {m}
|
:: transducer
|
| trasduzione {f} [genetics]
|
:: transduction
|
| trasecolante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasecolare
|
| trasecolare {vi}
|
:: To be stupefied or dumbfounded
|
| trasecolato {adj}
|
:: astonished, dumbfounded, astounded
|
| trasferasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: transferase
|
| trasferello {m}
|
:: transfer
|
| trasferente {v}
|
:: present participle of trasferire
|
| trasferentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trasferirsi
|
| trasferibile {adj}
|
:: transferable
|
| trasferibile {adj}
|
:: negotiable
|
| trasferibile {adj}
|
:: relocatable, portable
|
| trasferibilità {f}
|
:: transferability
|
| trasferibilità {f}
|
:: negotiability (of a financial instrument)
|
| trasferimento {m}
|
:: transfer
|
| trasferimento {m}
|
:: conveyancing
|
| trasferimento bancario {n}
|
:: credit transfer
|
| trasferimento bancario {n}
|
:: A method of payment in which an amount of money (credit) is transferred directly from one account to another, in the same or different bank
|
| trasferimento bancario {n}
|
:: wire transfer
|
| trasferimento bancario {n} [banking]
|
:: A transfer of funds between banks by electronic means
|
| trasferire {vt}
|
:: to transfer, move, remove, shift
|
| trasferire {vt} [legal]
|
:: to convey, transfer
|
| trasferirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trasferire
|
| trasferirsi {v}
|
:: to move (house), remove
|
| trasferitosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trasferirsi
|
| trasferta {f} /trasˈfɛr.ta/
|
:: transfer (temporary)
|
| trasferta {f} [sports]
|
:: away game
|
| trasfezione {f} [medicine]
|
:: transfection
|
| trasfigurante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasfigurare
|
| trasfigurantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trasfigurarsi
|
| trasfigurare {vt}
|
:: to transfigure
|
| trasfigurarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trasfigurare
|
| trasfigurarsi {v}
|
:: to be transfigured
|
| trasfigurato {adj}
|
:: transfigured
|
| trasfiguratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trasfigurarsi
|
| trasfigurazione {f}
|
:: transfiguration
|
| trasfocatore {m} [photography]
|
:: zoom lens
|
| trasfondente {v}
|
:: present participle of trasfondere
|
| trasfondere {vt}
|
:: To pour a liquid from one vessel to another
|
| trasfondere {vt}
|
:: To transfuse (blood)
|
| trasfondibile {adj}
|
:: transfusible
|
| trasformabile {adj}
|
:: convertible
|
| trasformabilità {f}
|
:: transformability
|
| trasformante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasformare
|
| trasformantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trasformarsi
|
| trasformare {vt}
|
:: to change, transform, convert, turn
|
| trasformarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trasformare
|
| trasformarsi {v}
|
:: to turn into, change into, become, be transformed, shape up to
|
| trasformata {f} [mathematics]
|
:: transform
|
| trasformativo {adj}
|
:: transformative
|
| trasformato {adj}
|
:: changed, altered, transformed
|
| trasformatore {m}
|
:: transformer (electrical)
|
| trasformatore {adj}
|
:: transformational
|
| trasformatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trasformarsi
|
| trasformazionale {adj}
|
:: transformational
|
| trasformazionalista {mf}
|
:: transformationalist
|
| trasformazione {f}
|
:: change, alteration
|
| trasformazione {f}
|
:: transformation
|
| trasformazione {f}
|
:: conversion
|
| trasformismo {m}
|
:: transformism
|
| trasformista {mf}
|
:: quick-change artist
|
| trasformista {mf} [by extension]
|
:: a politician who will change policies or allegiances in order to stay in office
|
| trasformistico {adj}
|
:: transformistic
|
| trasformistico {adj}
|
:: transformation (attributive)
|
| trasfusionale {adj} [medicine]
|
:: transfusional
|
| trasfusione {f} [medicine]
|
:: transfusion
|
| trasgredente {v}
|
:: present participle of trasgredire
|
| trasgredire {vt}
|
:: to transgress
|
| trasgredire {vt}
|
:: (with a) to disobey or contravene
|
| trasgreditrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of trasgressore
|
| trasgressione {f} /tras.ɡresˈsjo.ne/
|
:: transgression, violation, trespass
|
| trasgressività {f}
|
:: transgression
|
| trasgressività {f}
|
:: infringement
|
| trasgressivo {adj}
|
:: transgressive
|
| trasgressore {m} [legal]
|
:: transgressor
|
| Trasimeno {prop}
|
:: Trasimeno (large lake)
|
| traslante {v}
|
:: present participle of traslare
|
| traslare {vt}
|
:: To translate (physics, mathematics)
|
| traslare {vt}
|
:: To transpose (from left to right)
|
| traslare {vi}
|
:: To transit (astronomy)
|
| traslato {adj} /trasˈlato/
|
:: metaphorical, figurative
|
| traslato {m}
|
:: metaphor
|
| traslatore {m}
|
:: repeater (telecommunications)
|
| traslatorio {adj}
|
:: translatory
|
| traslazionale {adj}
|
:: translational
|
| traslazione {f} [mathematics]
|
:: translation (linear movement without rotation)
|
| traslitterante {v}
|
:: present participle of traslitterare
|
| traslitterare {vt}
|
:: To transliterate
|
| traslitterato {adj}
|
:: transliterated
|
| traslitterazione {f}
|
:: transliteration
|
| traslocante {v}
|
:: present participle of traslocare
|
| traslocantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of traslocarsi
|
| traslocare {vit}
|
:: to move, especially to move house (actually transfer possessions to new home)
|
| traslocare {vit}
|
:: to transfer
|
| traslocarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of traslocare
|
| traslocarsi {v}
|
:: to be moved or transferred
|
| traslocasi {f} [enzyme]
|
:: translocase
|
| traslocatore {m}
|
:: house mover, removalist
|
| traslocatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of traslocarsi
|
| traslocatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of traslocatore
|
| traslocazione {f} [genetics, ]
|
:: translocation
|
| trasloco {m}
|
:: move
|
| trasloco {m}
|
:: transfer
|
| traslucidità {f}
|
:: translucence, translucency
|
| traslucido {adj}
|
:: translucent
|
| traslucido {adj}
|
:: transparent
|
| trasmessosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trasmettersi
|
| trasmettente {v}
|
:: present participle of trasmettere
|
| trasmettentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trasmettersi
|
| trasmettere {vt} /trazˈmet.te.re/
|
:: to transmit, transfer, pass on, hand down, convey, communicate
|
| trasmettere {vt}
|
:: to send, forward
|
| trasmettere {vt}
|
:: to broadcast, transmit, air
|
| trasmettersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trasmettere
|
| trasmettersi {v}
|
:: to be transmitted, be passed on, be spread
|
| trasmettersi {v}
|
:: to be handed down
|
| trasmettitore {m}
|
:: transmitter
|
| trasmettitore {adj}
|
:: transmitting
|
| trasmigrante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasmigrare
|
| trasmigrare {vi}
|
:: to migrate
|
| trasmigrare {vi}
|
:: to transmigrate
|
| trasmigrare {vi}
|
:: to be transmitted
|
| trasmigrazione {f}
|
:: transmigration
|
| trasmissibile {adj}
|
:: transmissible, transmitted
|
| trasmissibile {adj}
|
:: conveyable, transferable
|
| trasmissibilità {f}
|
:: transmissibility
|
| trasmissibilità {f}
|
:: transferability (financial)
|
| trasmissione {f}
|
:: transmission
|
| trasmissione {f}
|
:: broadcast, broadcasting, transmission, programme
|
| trasmissione {f}
|
:: sending, mailing
|
| trasmissione televisiva {f}
|
:: television program
|
| trasmissivo {adj}
|
:: transmitting; transmission (attributive)
|
| trasmittanza {f} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: transmittance
|
| trasmittente {adj}
|
:: transmitting
|
| trasmittente {f}
|
:: transmitter
|
| trasmodante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasmodare
|
| trasmodare {vi} [rare] /tras.moˈda.re/
|
:: To go too far
|
| trasmutabile {adj}
|
:: transmutable
|
| trasmutabilità {f}
|
:: transmutability
|
| trasmutante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasmutare
|
| trasmutantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trasmutarsi
|
| trasmutare {vt}
|
:: to transmute, transform
|
| trasmutarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trasmutare
|
| trasmutarsi {v}
|
:: to transform oneself
|
| trasmutato {adj}
|
:: transformed
|
| trasmutato {adj}
|
:: transmuted
|
| trasmutatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trasmutarsi
|
| trasmutazione {f}
|
:: transmutation
|
| trasognamento {m}
|
:: daze
|
| trasognante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasognare
|
| trasognare {vi} [rare]
|
:: to daydream; to fantasize
|
| trasognato {adj}
|
:: dreamy, absent-minded
|
| trasognato {adj} [literary, rare]
|
:: spellbound
|
| traspadano {adj}
|
:: alternative form of transpadano
|
| trasparente {adj}
|
:: transparent, see-through
|
| trasparente {adj}
|
:: transparent, clear, sincere
|
| trasparente {adj}
|
:: wafer-thin
|
| trasparenza {f} /tras.paˈrɛn.t͡sa/
|
:: transparency
|
| trasparere {vi}
|
:: obsolete form of trasparire
|
| trasparire {vi}
|
:: to shine through
|
| trasparire {vi}
|
:: to be visible
|
| trasparvente {v}
|
:: present participle of trasparere
|
| traspicuo {adj}
|
:: transparent
|
| traspirabile {adj}
|
:: breathable
|
| traspirabilità {f}
|
:: breathability
|
| traspirante {v}
|
:: present participle of traspirare
|
| traspirante {adj}
|
:: breathable
|
| traspirare {vi}
|
:: To perspire
|
| traspirare {vi}
|
:: To leak out
|
| traspirare {vi}
|
:: To breathe
|
| traspirare {vt}
|
:: To transpire
|
| traspiratorio {adj}
|
:: perspiratory
|
| traspiratorio {adj}
|
:: transpiratory
|
| traspirazione {f}
|
:: transpiration (botany)
|
| traspirazione {f}
|
:: perspiration
|
| trasponente {v}
|
:: present participle of trasporre
|
| trasponibile {adj} [genetics]
|
:: transposable
|
| trasporre {vt}
|
:: to transpose
|
| trasportabile {adj}
|
:: transportable
|
| trasportabilità {f}
|
:: transportability
|
| trasportante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasportare
|
| trasportantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trasportarsi
|
| trasportar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of trasportare
|
| trasportare {vt}
|
:: to transport, carry, convey, take
|
| trasportare {vt}
|
:: to move, transfer
|
| trasportare {vt}
|
:: to drive, carry
|
| trasportarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trasportare
|
| trasportarsi {v}
|
:: to be transported [all senses]
|
| trasportato {adj}
|
:: transported, carried
|
| trasportato {m}
|
:: passenger
|
| trasportatore {adj}
|
:: transport (attributive)
|
| trasportatore {m}
|
:: transporter, carrier
|
| trasportatore {m}
|
:: haulier
|
| trasportatore {m}
|
:: conveyor (machine)
|
| trasportatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trasportarsi
|
| trasportistico {adj}
|
:: transport (attributive), transportation (attributive)
|
| trasporto {m} /trasˈpɔr.to/
|
:: transport, carriage, conveyance, freight, freighting, haulage
|
| trasporto {m}
|
:: (plural) transport, transportation, transit
|
| trasporto {m} [figuratively]
|
:: surge, fit, transport
|
| trasporto {m} [music]
|
:: transposition
|
| trasporto ferroviario {m}
|
:: rail transport
|
| trasporto pubblico {m}
|
:: public transport
|
| traspositore {m} [music]
|
:: transposer (person or instrument)
|
| trasposizione {f}
|
:: transposition
|
| trasposizione {f}
|
:: adaptation (artistic work for a different medium)
|
| trasposizione {f} [chemistry]
|
:: rearrangement (reaction)
|
| trasposone {m}
|
:: transposon
|
| traspostato {adj} [biochemistry]
|
:: transported (e.g. across a membrane)
|
| trassato {m}
|
:: drawee
|
| Trastevere {prop}
|
:: A district of Rome (rione XIII) on the west bank of the Tiber
|
| trasteverino {adj} /tras.te.veˈri.no/
|
:: of or pertaining to the area of Trastevere in Rome
|
| trastullamento {m}
|
:: amusement
|
| trastullante {v}
|
:: present participle of trastullare
|
| trastullare {vt}
|
:: to kill time; to play around; to distract with pastimes or playthings
|
| trastullare {vt} [rare]
|
:: to deceive
|
| trastullarsi {vr}
|
:: To delight, love or enjoy
|
| trastullarsi {vr}
|
:: To enjoy oneself, to have fun, to have a good time
|
| trastullatore {m}
|
:: amuser
|
| trastullo {m}
|
:: game (child's etc)
|
| trastullo {m} [childish]
|
:: toy, plaything
|
| trasudamento {m}
|
:: oozing
|
| trasudante {adj}
|
:: exuding
|
| trasudante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasudare
|
| trasudare {vit}
|
:: To ooze, seep, sweat or wick
|
| trasudazione {f}
|
:: transudation
|
| trasumanante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasumanare
|
| trasumanare {vi}
|
:: To transcend human nature
|
| trasumanazione {f}
|
:: transhumanation
|
| trasvalutazione {f}
|
:: transvaluation
|
| trasversale {adj}
|
:: transverse, transversal, cross (attributive), oblique
|
| trasversale {adj}
|
:: cross-party
|
| trasversale {adj}
|
:: crosscutting (issue, topic etc)
|
| trasversale {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: transverse
|
| trasversalismo {m}
|
:: bipartisanship
|
| trasversalità {f}
|
:: The property of being cross-party
|
| trasversalità {f}
|
:: The property of being crosscutting
|
| trasversalità {f} [mathematics]
|
:: transversality
|
| trasversalmente {adv}
|
:: transversely, obliquely, across, crosswise
|
| trasverso {adj}
|
:: transverse, transversal
|
| trasverso dell'addome {m} [muscle]
|
:: transversus abdominis
|
| trasversospinale {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: transversospinal
|
| trasvolante {v}
|
:: present participle of trasvolare
|
| trasvolare {vt}
|
:: to fly over
|
| trasvolare {vt}
|
:: to overfly
|
| trasvolare {vt}
|
:: to skim over
|
| trasvolatore {m}
|
:: flyer (especially one who flies a long distance)
|
| trasvolgente {v}
|
:: present participle of trasvolgere
|
| trasvolgere {v}
|
:: obsolete form of travolgere
|
| tratta {f}
|
:: trade
|
| tratta {f}
|
:: draft (financial instrument)
|
| trattabile {adj}
|
:: negotiable, ono
|
| trattabile {adj}
|
:: malleable, workable
|
| trattabile {adj} [medicine]
|
:: soft (abdomen)
|
| trattabile {adj} [pathology]
|
:: treatable
|
| trattabilità {f}
|
:: negotiability
|
| trattabilità {f}
|
:: tractability
|
| trattamento {m}
|
:: treatment (all senses)
|
| trattamento {m}
|
:: service (in a restaurant etc)
|
| trattante {v}
|
:: present participle of trattare
|
| trattantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trattarsi
|
| trattare {vt}
|
:: to treat, to handle, to deal with
|
| trattare {vt}
|
:: to handle, to transact, to negotiate, to discuss
|
| trattare {vt}
|
:: to deal in, to trade
|
| trattare {vt}
|
:: to treat, to cure, to process
|
| trattare {vi}
|
:: to deal, to have dealings, to associate, to discuss, to negotiate
|
| trattare {vi}
|
:: to be about, to deal with, to treat
|
| trattare con sufficienza {v}
|
:: to talk down to, to patronize
|
| trattare dall'alto in basso {v}
|
:: to talk down to, to patronize
|
| trattare in malo modo {v}
|
:: to bring down the hammer
|
| trattario {m}
|
:: drawee
|
| trattarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trattare
|
| trattarsi {vr} [third person singular only]
|
:: to be a matter of, be a question of, to be
|
| trattarsi {vr}
|
:: to treat oneself, do oneself, live
|
| trattatista {mf}
|
:: writer of a treatise
|
| trattatistica {f}
|
:: literature (all the papers etc published in academic journals on a subject)
|
| trattativa {f}
|
:: negotiation, talks, bargaining
|
| trattato {m}
|
:: treaty
|
| trattato {m}
|
:: treatise
|
| trattatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trattarsi
|
| trattazione {f}
|
:: treatment
|
| trattazione {f}
|
:: treatise
|
| tratteggiabile {adj}
|
:: That can be sketched or outlined
|
| tratteggiamento {m}
|
:: tracing
|
| tratteggiamento {m}
|
:: outline, sketch
|
| tratteggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tratteggiare
|
| tratteggiare {vt}
|
:: to hatch, crosshatch, shade [drawing technique]
|
| tratteggiare {vt}
|
:: to sketch, outline
|
| tratteggiato {adj}
|
:: [of a line] dashed
|
| tratteggio {m}
|
:: hatching (drawing technique)
|
| tratteggio {m}
|
:: crosshatch
|
| trattenente {v}
|
:: present participle of trattenere
|
| trattenentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trattenersi
|
| trattenere {vt}
|
:: to hold [someone] (back); to restrain; to harness, especially to stop from running away
|
| trattenere {vt}
|
:: to confine [someone] (in/at) [a place], especially to hold in police custody
|
| trattenere {vt} [transferred sense]
|
:: (with a + inf.) to confine [someone] [to do something]
|
| trattenere {vt}
|
:: (also with da) to dissuade [someone] (from)
|
| trattenere {vt}
|
:: to keep to oneself; to withhold
|
| trattenere {vt}
|
:: to suppress [laughter, an expression, etc.]
|
| trattenere {vt}
|
:: to deduct
|
| trattenere {vt} [rare]
|
:: to entertain
|
| trattenersi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trattenere
|
| trattenersi {v}
|
:: to remain; to stay
|
| trattenersi {v}
|
:: (with in or [ a + inf. ]) to indulge (in); to take the time (to)
|
| trattenersi {v}
|
:: (with su or [ a + inf. ]) to stay (on) [a topic]
|
| trattenersi {v}
|
:: to check, control, or restrain oneself
|
| trattenibile {adj}
|
:: That can be held, restrained or suppressed
|
| trattenimento {m}
|
:: party
|
| trattenimento {m}
|
:: entertainment, treat
|
| trattenuta {f}
|
:: deduction
|
| trattenutosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trattenersi
|
| trattino {m}
|
:: hyphen (separating compound words)
|
| trattino {m}
|
:: dash (used to introduce direct speech)
|
| trattino {m}
|
:: cum
|
| tratti somatici {n}
|
:: features
|
| tratto {adj} [followed by da]
|
:: taken (from), based (on)
|
| tratto {m}
|
:: stroke, line [of a pen, etc.]
|
| tratto {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: feature, trait, characteristic
|
| tratto {m}
|
:: stretch [of road, river, etc.]
|
| tratto {m}
|
:: part, section, piece
|
| tratto {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: feature, lineament
|
| tratto {m}
|
:: time, period
|
| tratto {m} [anatomy]
|
:: tract
|
| tratto {m}
|
:: plot
|
| tratto di corda {m}
|
:: strappado
|
| trattore {m} [agriculture]
|
:: tractor
|
| trattoria {f} /trat.toˈri.a/
|
:: small or simple restaurant; bistro
|
| trattoria {f}
|
:: factory for silk-processing
|
| trattorista {mf}
|
:: tractor driver
|
| trattosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trarsi
|
| tratto tratto {adv}
|
:: synonym of a tratti
|
| trattrice {f} [mathematics]
|
:: tractrix
|
| trattrice {f}
|
:: tractor
|
| trattura {f}
|
:: silk reeling
|
| tratturo {m}
|
:: sheep track
|
| Traù {prop}
|
:: Traù (city)
|
| trauma {m}
|
:: trauma
|
| traumaticità {f}
|
:: The property of being traumatic
|
| traumatico {adj}
|
:: traumatic (relating to, or caused by trauma)
|
| traumatismo {m}
|
:: traumatism, injury, trauma
|
| traumatizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of traumatizzare
|
| traumatizzante {adj}
|
:: traumatizing
|
| traumatizzare {vt}
|
:: to traumatize
|
| traumatizzare {vt}
|
:: to shock
|
| traumatizzato {adj}
|
:: traumatized
|
| traumatizzato {adj}
|
:: shocked
|
| traumatologa {f}
|
:: female equivalent of traumatologo
|
| traumatologia {f} [surgery]
|
:: traumatology
|
| traumatologia {f}
|
:: trauma ward
|
| traumatologico {adj}
|
:: trauma (attributive)
|
| traumatologo {m}
|
:: surgeon specializing in traumatology; traumatologist
|
| Travaglia {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| travagliante {v}
|
:: present participle of travagliare
|
| travagliare {vt} /tra.vaʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: to trouble, afflict or torment
|
| travagliare {vi} [poetic]
|
:: to suffer
|
| travagliarsi {vi} [literary]
|
:: reflexive of travagliare
|
| travagliarsi {vi} [literary]
|
:: to be or get tired
|
| travagliarsi {vi} [literary]
|
:: to be afflicted or tormented (by)
|
| travagliarsi {vi} [literary]
|
:: to physically suffer
|
| travagliatore {m} [archaic, rare] /tra.vaʎ.ʎaˈto.re/
|
:: tormentor (someone who torments)
|
| travagliatrice {f} [archaic, rare] /tra.vaʎ.ʎaˈtri.t͡ʃe/
|
:: feminine noun of travagliatore
|
| travaglio {m} /traˈva.ʎːo/
|
:: anguish, distress
|
| travaglio {m}
|
:: pain, suffering, plaguing
|
| travaglio {m}
|
:: labour (the act of a mother giving birth)
|
| Travaglio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| travalca {f}
|
:: synonym of trapasso (defective gait)
|
| travalcare {v}
|
:: [of a horse] to trot with the forelimbs and gallop with the hindquarters
|
| travalcare {v} [archaic or regional]
|
:: alternative form of travalicare
|
| travalicante {v}
|
:: present participle of travalicare
|
| travalicare {vt}
|
:: to exceed; to go beyond
|
| travalicare {vt} [rare or literary]
|
:: to cross (over)
|
| travalicare {vt} [archaic, figurative, by extension]
|
:: to transgress
|
| travalicare {vi}
|
:: to exaggerate
|
| travalicare {vi} [literary]
|
:: (with da and in) to switch (from) [one argument] (to) [another argument]
|
| travasabile {adj}
|
:: That can be decanted; pourable
|
| travasamento {m}
|
:: decanting; pouring (out)
|
| travasante {v}
|
:: present participle of travasare
|
| travasare {vt}
|
:: to pour
|
| travasare {vt}
|
:: to decant (pour from one vessel to another)
|
| travasatrice {f}
|
:: transfer pump (in wine making)
|
| travaso {m}
|
:: pouring, decanting
|
| travata {f}
|
:: (small) girder
|
| travatura {f}
|
:: beam (construction)
|
| travatura {f}
|
:: system of beams
|
| trave {f} [architecture]
|
:: beam, girder, rafter
|
| trave {f} [gymnastics]
|
:: balance beam
|
| travedente {v}
|
:: present participle of travedere
|
| travedere {v}
|
:: to deceive oneself by seeing what is not there
|
| travedere {v}
|
:: alternative form of stravedere
|
| traveggente {v}
|
:: present participle of travedere
|
| traveggole {fp}
|
:: only in avere le traveggole
|
| traversa {f} /traˈvɛr.sa/
|
:: crossbeam, crosspiece, ledger
|
| traversa {f}
|
:: sleeper, tie (railway)
|
| traversa {f}
|
:: side road
|
| traversa {f} [chess]
|
:: rank
|
| Traversa {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| traversabile {adj}
|
:: That can be crossed; crossable
|
| traversalmente {adv}
|
:: alternative form of trasversalmente
|
| traversante {v}
|
:: present participle of traversare
|
| traversare {vt}
|
:: to cross [a river, etc.]
|
| traversare {vt}
|
:: to stow [an anchor, etc.]
|
| traversata {f}
|
:: crossing (in a ship)
|
| traversata {f}
|
:: flight (in an aircraft)
|
| traversia {f}
|
:: onshore wind
|
| traversia {f} [in the plural]
|
:: hardships, trials, troubles, adversities
|
| traversina {f}
|
:: sleeper (railroad tie)
|
| traversina {f} [music]
|
:: fret (on a guitar etc)
|
| traversino {m}
|
:: double (shot in billiards, snooker)
|
| traversino {m}
|
:: pillow
|
| traversino {m}
|
:: apron
|
| traverso {adj} /traˈvɛr.so/
|
:: transversal, transverse
|
| traverso {adj}
|
:: oblique
|
| traverso {m}
|
:: width
|
| traverso {m} [nautical]
|
:: beam
|
| traversone {m} [football]
|
:: cross
|
| travertino {m} [mineralogy]
|
:: travertine
|
| travestente {v}
|
:: present participle of travestire
|
| travestimento {m}
|
:: disguise
|
| travestimento {m}
|
:: costume
|
| travestire {vt}
|
:: to disguise
|
| travestire {vt}
|
:: to dress up
|
| travestirsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of travestire
|
| travestirsi {v}
|
:: to dress up
|
| travestitismo {m}
|
:: transvestism
|
| travestito {m}
|
:: transvestite
|
| travet {m}
|
:: pen pusher (minor clerk)
|
| travetto {m}
|
:: joist, rafter
|
| Travia {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| traviamento {m}
|
:: leading astray
|
| traviante {v}
|
:: present participle of traviare
|
| traviantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of traviarsi
|
| traviare {vt}
|
:: to lead astray, lead someone down the garden path
|
| traviarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of traviare
|
| traviarsi {vr}
|
:: to be led astray
|
| traviarsi {vr}
|
:: to go off the straight and narrow
|
| traviato {adj}
|
:: led astray
|
| traviato {adj}
|
:: corrupted
|
| traviatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of traviarsi
|
| travicello {m} /tra.viˈt͡ʃɛl.lo/
|
:: diminutive of trave: small beam, joist or rafter
|
| travisamento {m}
|
:: misrepresentation, distortion
|
| travisante {v}
|
:: present participle of travisare
|
| travisare {vt}
|
:: To distort or misrepresent
|
| travolgente {v}
|
:: present participle of travolgere
|
| travolgente {adj}
|
:: overwhelming, sweeping
|
| travolgente {adj}
|
:: passionate, breathtaking
|
| travolgente {adj}
|
:: roaring, runaway
|
| travolgere {vt} /traˈvɔl.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to sweep away
|
| travolgere {vt}
|
:: to run over
|
| travolgere {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to overwhelm
|
| travolgimento {m}
|
:: overwhelming, overturning
|
| travolvente {v}
|
:: present participle of travolvere
|
| travolvere {v}
|
:: obsolete form of travolgere
|
| trazionale {adj}
|
:: tractional
|
| trazione {f}
|
:: traction
|
| trazione {f}
|
:: drive (driven axle of a car)
|
| trazzera {f}
|
:: (in Sicily) A path through the fields for herding animals; a green lane
|
| Trb. {n} [music]
|
:: abbreviation of trombone
|
| tre {num} /tre/
|
:: three
|
| tre {m}
|
:: three
|
| trealberi {m}
|
:: three-master (three-masted vessel)
|
| trealosio {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: trehalose
|
| Trebbi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trebbia {f}
|
:: threshing (operation and season)
|
| Trebbia {prop}
|
:: Trebbia (river)
|
| trebbiano {m}
|
:: trebbiano (grape)
|
| trebbiano {m}
|
:: trebbiano (wine)
|
| trebbiante {v}
|
:: present participle of trebbiare
|
| trebbiare {vt}
|
:: to thresh (separate grain)
|
| trebbiatore {m}
|
:: thresher (person)
|
| trebbiatrice {f}
|
:: threshing machine
|
| trebbiatura {f}
|
:: threshing (action and season)
|
| trebisonda {f}
|
:: only in perdere la trebisonda
|
| Trebisonda {prop}
|
:: Trebisonda (city)
|
| Treccani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| treccare {v} /trekˈka.re/
|
:: to shuffle (to use expedients)
|
| trecce d'oro {f} [rare]
|
:: synonym of riccioli d'oro
|
| treccia {f} /ˈtret.t͡ʃa/
|
:: braid
|
| treccia {f}
|
:: plait
|
| treccia {f}
|
:: tress (of hair)
|
| treccina {f}
|
:: small pigtail
|
| treccina {f}
|
:: dreadlock
|
| trecciona {f}
|
:: A large piece of mozzarella cheese in the form of a braid
|
| treccione {m}
|
:: a sort of bread (having a braided appearance) that is stuffed with ham and/or cheese
|
| treccone {m} [Tuscan, archaic or literary] /trekˈko.ne/
|
:: A person who retails foodstuffs
|
| treccone {m} [Tuscan, archaic or literary, figurative]
|
:: cheat, swindler
|
| trecentesco {adj}
|
:: fourteenth-century
|
| trecentesimo {adj}
|
:: three hundredth
|
| trecentesimo {m}
|
:: three hundredth
|
| trecentista {mf}
|
:: fourteenth-century writer or artist
|
| trecentista {mf}
|
:: scholar of fourteenth-century literature or art
|
| trecento {adj}
|
:: three hundred
|
| trecento {num}
|
:: three hundred
|
| Trecento {m}
|
:: fourteenth century (1300s)
|
| trecentocinquanta {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty
|
| trecentocinquanta {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty
|
| trecentocinquantacinque {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-five
|
| trecentocinquantacinque {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-five
|
| trecentocinquantadue {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-two
|
| trecentocinquantadue {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-two
|
| trecentocinquantanove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-nine
|
| trecentocinquantanove {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-nine
|
| trecentocinquantaquattro {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-four
|
| trecentocinquantaquattro {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-four
|
| trecentocinquantasei {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-six
|
| trecentocinquantasei {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-six
|
| trecentocinquantasette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-seven
|
| trecentocinquantasette {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-seven
|
| trecentocinquantatré {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-three
|
| trecentocinquantatré {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-three
|
| trecentocinquantotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-eight
|
| trecentocinquantotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-eight
|
| trecentocinquantuno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-one
|
| trecentocinquantuno {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifty-one
|
| trecentocinque {adj}
|
:: three hundred and five
|
| trecentocinque {num}
|
:: three hundred and five
|
| trecentodicianove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and nineteen
|
| trecentodicianove {num}
|
:: three hundred and nineteen
|
| trecentodiciasette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventeen
|
| trecentodiciasette {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventeen
|
| trecentodiciotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighteen
|
| trecentodiciotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighteen
|
| trecentodieci {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ten
|
| trecentodieci {num}
|
:: three hundred and ten
|
| trecentododici {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twelve
|
| trecentododici {num}
|
:: three hundred and twelve
|
| trecentodue {adj}
|
:: three hundred and two
|
| trecentodue {num}
|
:: three hundred and two
|
| trecentomila {adj}
|
:: three hundred thousand
|
| trecentomila {num}
|
:: three hundred thousand
|
| trecentonovanta {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety
|
| trecentonovanta {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety
|
| trecentonovantacinque {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-five
|
| trecentonovantacinque {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-five
|
| trecentonovantadue {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-two
|
| trecentonovantadue {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-two
|
| trecentonovantanove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-nine
|
| trecentonovantanove {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-nine
|
| trecentonovantaquattro {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-four
|
| trecentonovantaquattro {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-four
|
| trecentonovantasei {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-six
|
| trecentonovantasei {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-six
|
| trecentonovantasette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-seven
|
| trecentonovantasette {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-seven
|
| trecentonovantatré {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-three
|
| trecentonovantatré {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-three
|
| trecentonovantotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-eight
|
| trecentonovantotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-eight
|
| trecentonovantuno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-one
|
| trecentonovantuno {num}
|
:: three hundred and ninety-one
|
| trecentonove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and nine
|
| trecentonove {num}
|
:: three hundred and nine
|
| trecentootto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eight
|
| trecentootto {num}
|
:: three hundred and eight
|
| trecentoquaranta {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty
|
| trecentoquaranta {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty
|
| trecentoquarantacinque {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty-five
|
| trecentoquarantacinque {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty-five
|
| trecentoquarantadue {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty-two
|
| trecentoquarantadue {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty-two
|
| trecentoquarantaduesimo {adj}
|
:: Three hundred and forty-second
|
| trecentoquarantaduesimo {m}
|
:: Three hundred and forty-second
|
| trecentoquarantanove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty-nine
|
| trecentoquarantanove {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty-nine
|
| trecentoquarantaquattro {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty-four
|
| trecentoquarantaquattro {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty-four
|
| trecentoquarantasei {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty-six
|
| trecentoquarantasei {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty-six
|
| trecentoquarantasette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty-seven
|
| trecentoquarantasette {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty-seven
|
| trecentoquarantatré {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty-three
|
| trecentoquarantatré {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty-three
|
| trecentoquarantotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty-eight
|
| trecentoquarantotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty-eight
|
| trecentoquarantuno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and forty-one
|
| trecentoquarantuno {num}
|
:: three hundred and forty-one
|
| trecentoquattordici {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fourteen
|
| trecentoquattordici {num}
|
:: three hundred and fourteen
|
| trecentoquattro {adj}
|
:: three hundred and four
|
| trecentoquattro {num}
|
:: three hundred and four
|
| trecentoquindici {adj}
|
:: three hundred and fifteen
|
| trecentoquindici {num}
|
:: three hundred and fifteen
|
| trecentosedici {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixteen
|
| trecentosedici {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixteen
|
| trecentosei {adj}
|
:: three hundred and six
|
| trecentosei {num}
|
:: three hundred and six
|
| trecentosessanta {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty
|
| trecentosessanta {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty
|
| trecentosessantacinque {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-five
|
| trecentosessantacinque {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-five
|
| trecentosessantadue {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-two
|
| trecentosessantadue {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-two
|
| trecentosessantanove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-nine
|
| trecentosessantanove {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-nine
|
| trecentosessantaquattro {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-four
|
| trecentosessantaquattro {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-four
|
| trecentosessantasei {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-six
|
| trecentosessantasei {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-six
|
| trecentosessantasette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-seven
|
| trecentosessantasette {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-seven
|
| trecentosessantatré {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-three
|
| trecentosessantatré {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-three
|
| trecentosessantotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-eight
|
| trecentosessantotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-eight
|
| trecentosessantuno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-one
|
| trecentosessantuno {num}
|
:: three hundred and sixty-one
|
| trecentosettanta {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy
|
| trecentosettanta {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy
|
| trecentosettantacinque {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-five
|
| trecentosettantacinque {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-five
|
| trecentosettantadue {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-two
|
| trecentosettantadue {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-two
|
| trecentosettantanove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-nine
|
| trecentosettantanove {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-nine
|
| trecentosettantaquattro {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-four
|
| trecentosettantaquattro {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-four
|
| trecentosettantasei {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-six
|
| trecentosettantasei {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-six
|
| trecentosettantasette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-seven
|
| trecentosettantasette {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-seven
|
| trecentosettantatré {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-three
|
| trecentosettantatré {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-three
|
| trecentosettantotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-eight
|
| trecentosettantotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-eight
|
| trecentosettantuno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-one
|
| trecentosettantuno {num}
|
:: three hundred and seventy-one
|
| trecentosette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and seven
|
| trecentosette {num}
|
:: three hundred and seven
|
| trecentotre {adj}
|
:: three hundred and three
|
| trecentotre {num}
|
:: three hundred and three
|
| trecentotré {adj}
|
:: three hundred and three
|
| trecentotré {num}
|
:: three hundred and three
|
| trecentotredici {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirteen
|
| trecentotredici {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirteen
|
| trecentotrenta {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty
|
| trecentotrenta {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty
|
| trecentotrentacinque {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-five
|
| trecentotrentacinque {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-five
|
| trecentotrentadue {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-two
|
| trecentotrentadue {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-two
|
| trecentotrentanove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-nine
|
| trecentotrentanove {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-nine (number)
|
| trecentotrentaquattro {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-four
|
| trecentotrentaquattro {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-four
|
| trecentotrentasei {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-six
|
| trecentotrentasei {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-six
|
| trecentotrentasette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-seven
|
| trecentotrentasette {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-seven
|
| trecentotrentatré {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-three
|
| trecentotrentatré {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-three
|
| trecentotrentotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-eight
|
| trecentotrentotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-eight
|
| trecentotrentuno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-one
|
| trecentotrentuno {num}
|
:: three hundred and thirty-one
|
| trecentottanta {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty
|
| trecentottanta {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty
|
| trecentottantacinque {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-five
|
| trecentottantacinque {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-five
|
| trecentottantadue {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-two
|
| trecentottantadue {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-two
|
| trecentottantanove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-nine
|
| trecentottantanove {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-nine
|
| trecentottantaquattro {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-four
|
| trecentottantaquattro {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-four
|
| trecentottantasei {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-six
|
| trecentottantasei {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-six
|
| trecentottantasette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-seven
|
| trecentottantasette {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-seven
|
| trecentottantatré {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-three
|
| trecentottantatré {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-three
|
| trecentottantotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-eight
|
| trecentottantotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-eight
|
| trecentottantuno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-one
|
| trecentottantuno {num}
|
:: three hundred and eighty-one
|
| trecentotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and eight
|
| trecentotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and eight
|
| trecentouno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and one
|
| trecentouno {num}
|
:: three hundred and one
|
| trecentoventi {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty
|
| trecentoventi {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty
|
| trecentoventicinque {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-five
|
| trecentoventicinque {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-five
|
| trecentoventidue {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-two
|
| trecentoventidue {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-two
|
| trecentoventinove {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-nine
|
| trecentoventinove {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-nine
|
| trecentoventiquattro {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-four
|
| trecentoventiquattro {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-four
|
| trecentoventisei {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-six
|
| trecentoventisei {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-six
|
| trecentoventisette {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-seven
|
| trecentoventisette {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-seven
|
| trecentoventitré {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-three
|
| trecentoventitré {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-three
|
| trecentoventotto {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-eight
|
| trecentoventotto {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-eight
|
| trecentoventuno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-one
|
| trecentoventuno {num}
|
:: three hundred and twenty-one
|
| trecentuno {adj}
|
:: three hundred and one
|
| trecentuno {num}
|
:: three hundred and one
|
| tredicenne {adj}
|
:: thirteen-year-old
|
| tredicenne {mf}
|
:: thirteen-year-old
|
| tredicesima {f}
|
:: A bonus, paid at Christmas, of a month's pay
|
| tredicesimo {adj}
|
:: thirteenth
|
| tredicesimo {m}
|
:: thirteenth (the one in thirteenth position)
|
| tredicesimo {m}
|
:: thirteenth (fraction)
|
| tredici {adj} /ˈtreditʃi/
|
:: thirteen
|
| tredici {num}
|
:: thirteen
|
| tredicimila {adj}
|
:: thirteen thousand
|
| tredicimila {n}
|
:: thirteen thousand
|
| tredicista {mf}
|
:: pools winner
|
| trefoglia {f}
|
:: trefoil
|
| trefolo {m}
|
:: strand (of yarn)
|
| trefolo {m}
|
:: cable (in prestressed concrete)
|
| tregenda {f}
|
:: sabbat, witches' Sabbath
|
| tregenda {f}
|
:: pandemonium, uproar
|
| treggia {f}
|
:: A sort of simple sleigh used in Alpine regions to carry agricultural material
|
| Treglia {prop}
|
:: Treglia (town)
|
| tregua {f} /ˈtrɛ.ɡwa/
|
:: truce
|
| tregua {f}
|
:: rest, respite
|
| tremante {v}
|
:: present participle of tremare
|
| tremante {adj}
|
:: trembling, shaking
|
| tremar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of tremare
|
| tremare {vi}
|
:: to tremble, shake, shiver, shudder
|
| tremarella {f}
|
:: shakes, jitters, heebie-jeebies
|
| tre Marie {fp}
|
:: Mary, mother of Jesus, Mary of Clopas and Mary Magdalene, present at the Crucifixion
|
| trematoda {m}
|
:: trematode
|
| tremebondo {adj}
|
:: tremulous
|
| tremebondo {adj}
|
:: fearful
|
| tremendamente {adv}
|
:: terribly, awfully, tremendously
|
| tremendo {adj} /treˈmɛn.do/
|
:: terrible, awful, dreadful (all senses)
|
| trementina {f}
|
:: turpentine
|
| tremila {adj}
|
:: three thousand
|
| tremila {num}
|
:: three thousand
|
| tremilacinquecento {adj}
|
:: three thousand five hundred
|
| tremilacinquecento {num}
|
:: three thousand five hundred
|
| tremilaseicento {adj}
|
:: three thousand seven hundred
|
| tremilaseicento {num}
|
:: three thousand seven hundred
|
| tremillesimo {adj}
|
:: three-thousandth
|
| tremillesimo {m} [ordinal numbers]
|
:: three-thousandth
|
| Tremiti {prop} /ˈtrɛ.mi.ti/
|
:: Tremiti (archipelago), north of the Gargano peninsula
|
| tremito {m}
|
:: shiver
|
| tremito {m}
|
:: tremble, shake
|
| tremito {m}
|
:: flicker
|
| tremolante {v}
|
:: present participle of tremolare
|
| tremolante {adj}
|
:: trembling, shaking
|
| tremolante {adj}
|
:: flickering
|
| tremolante {adj}
|
:: twinkling
|
| tremolare {vi}
|
:: to tremble, shake
|
| tremolare {vi}
|
:: to flicker [flame]
|
| tremolare {vi}
|
:: to twinkle [star]
|
| tremolio {m} /tre.moˈlio̯/
|
:: trembling, quivering, wavering, shaking, flickering
|
| tremolite {f} [mineral]
|
:: tremolite
|
| Tremonti {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tremonti {prop}
|
:: Giulio Tremonti, Italian politician
|
| tremore {m}
|
:: trembling, shaking
|
| tremore {m}
|
:: tremor
|
| tremoto {m}
|
:: alternative form of terremoto
|
| tremulo {adj}
|
:: trembling, quivering, quavering
|
| tremulo {m}
|
:: flutter (electronic)
|
| tremuoto {m} [obsolete, Dante]
|
:: earthquake
|
| trenaggio {m}
|
:: haulage
|
| trench {m}
|
:: trench coat
|
| trend {m}
|
:: trend
|
| trenetta {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: a form of pasta similar to narrow, thick tagliatelle, from Liguria
|
| trenino {m}
|
:: Toy train
|
| treno {m} /ˈtrɛ.no/
|
:: train (connected sequence of people or things)
|
| treno {m}
|
:: gun carriage
|
| treno {m}
|
:: retinue, escort
|
| trenodia {f}
|
:: threnody
|
| treno direttissimo {m}
|
:: express train
|
| trenta {adj}
|
:: thirty
|
| trenta {num}
|
:: thirty
|
| trentacinque {adj}
|
:: thirty-five
|
| trentacinque {num}
|
:: thirty-five (number)
|
| trentacinquenne {adj}
|
:: thirty-five-year-old
|
| trentacinquenne {mf}
|
:: thirty-five-year-old
|
| trentacinquesimo {adj}
|
:: thirty-fifth
|
| trentacinquesimo {m}
|
:: thirty-fifth
|
| trentadue {adj}
|
:: thirty-two
|
| trentadue {num}
|
:: thirty-two
|
| trentaduenne {adj}
|
:: thirty-two-year-old
|
| trentaduenne {mf}
|
:: thirty-two-year-old
|
| trentaduesimo {adj}
|
:: thirty-second
|
| trentaduesimo {m}
|
:: thirty-second
|
| trentamila {adj}
|
:: thirty thousand
|
| trentamila {num}
|
:: thirty thousand
|
| trentanove {adj}
|
:: thirty-nine
|
| trentanove {num}
|
:: thirty-nine (number)
|
| trentanovesimo {adj}
|
:: thirty-ninth
|
| trentanovesimo {m}
|
:: thirty-ninth
|
| trentaquattrenne {adj}
|
:: thirty-four-year-old
|
| trentaquattrenne {mf}
|
:: thirty-four-year-old
|
| trentaquattresimo {adj}
|
:: thirty-fourth
|
| trentaquattresimo {m}
|
:: thirty-fourth
|
| trentaquattro {adj}
|
:: thirty-four
|
| trentaquattro {num}
|
:: thirty-four (number)
|
| trentasei {adj}
|
:: thirty-six
|
| trentasei {num}
|
:: thirty-six (number)
|
| trentaseienne {adj}
|
:: thirty-six-year-old
|
| trentaseienne {mf}
|
:: thirty-six-year-old
|
| trentaseiesimo {adj}
|
:: thirty-sixth
|
| trentaseiesimo {m}
|
:: thirty-sixth
|
| trentasette {adj}
|
:: thirty-seven
|
| trentasette {num}
|
:: thirty-seven (number)
|
| trentasettenne {adj}
|
:: thirty-seven-year-old
|
| trentasettenne {mf}
|
:: thirty-seven-year-old
|
| trentasettesimo {adj}
|
:: thirty-seventh
|
| trentasettesimo {m}
|
:: thirty-seventh
|
| trentatré {adj}
|
:: thirty-three
|
| trentatré {num}
|
:: thirty-three (number)
|
| trentatreesimo {adj}
|
:: thirty-third
|
| trentatreesimo {m}
|
:: thirty-third
|
| trentatré giri {m}
|
:: A thirty-three or 33 (record)
|
| trentennale {adj}
|
:: Taking place every thirty years
|
| trentennale {adj}
|
:: Lasting thirty years
|
| trentennale {m}
|
:: A thirtieth anniversary
|
| trentenne {adj}
|
:: thirty-year-old
|
| trentenne {mf}
|
:: thirty-year-old
|
| trentennio {m}
|
:: A period of thirty years
|
| trentesimo {adj}
|
:: thirtieth
|
| trentesimo {m}
|
:: thirtieth
|
| Trentin {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trentina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of trentino
|
| trentina {f}
|
:: about thirty; thirtyish
|
| Trentini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trentino {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Trento (town in Northern Italy)
|
| trentino {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Trentino-Alto Adige (region in Northern Italy)
|
| trentino {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Trento
|
| trentino {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Trentino
|
| Trentino {prop}
|
:: Trentino
|
| Trentino-Alto Adige {prop}
|
:: Trentino-Alto Adige (region)
|
| Trento {prop} /ˈtrɛn.to/
|
:: Trento (provincial capital)
|
| Trento {prop} [rare]
|
:: Trento (province)
|
| trentottenne {adj}
|
:: thirty-eight-year-old
|
| trentottenne {mf}
|
:: thirty-eight-year-old
|
| trentottesimo {adj}
|
:: thirty-eighth
|
| trentottesimo {m}
|
:: thirty-eighth
|
| trentotto {adj}
|
:: thirty-eight
|
| trentotto {num}
|
:: thirty-eight (number)
|
| trentunenne {adj}
|
:: thirty-one-year-old
|
| trentunenne {mf}
|
:: thirty-one-year-old
|
| trentunesimo {adj}
|
:: thirty-first
|
| trentunesimo {m}
|
:: thirty-first
|
| trentuno {adj}
|
:: thirty-one
|
| trentuno {num}
|
:: thirty-one
|
| treonina {f} [amino acid]
|
:: threonine
|
| tre per due {m}
|
:: An offer to sell three items for the price of two
|
| trepidamente {adv}
|
:: anxiously
|
| trepidante {v}
|
:: present participle of trepidare
|
| trepidante {adj}
|
:: anxious
|
| trepidanza {f}
|
:: anxiety, trepidation
|
| trepidare {vi}
|
:: to be anxious
|
| trepidazione {f} /tre.pi.daˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: anxiety, trepidation
|
| trepidezza {f}
|
:: anxiety, trepidation
|
| trepidità {f}
|
:: anxiety, trepidation
|
| trepido {adj}
|
:: anxious
|
| treppiede {m}
|
:: tripod
|
| treppiedi {m}
|
:: alternative form of treppiede
|
| trequarti {m} [rugby]
|
:: three-quarter back
|
| trequarti {m}
|
:: three-quarter-length jacket or coat
|
| trequartista {mf} [football]
|
:: attacking midfielder
|
| Tresa {prop}
|
:: A river that flows from Ticino to Lombardy
|
| tresca {f}
|
:: plot, intrigue, scam
|
| tresca {f}
|
:: affair (of the heart)
|
| trescante {v}
|
:: present participle of trescare
|
| trescare {vi}
|
:: to plot, intrigue
|
| trescare {vi}
|
:: to have a love affair
|
| tre sette {m}
|
:: alternative form of tresette
|
| tresette {n}
|
:: alternative spelling of tressette
|
| Tresoldi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trespolo {m} /ˈtres.po.lo/
|
:: trestle
|
| trespolo {m}
|
:: perch (for birds)
|
| trespolo {m}
|
:: stool
|
| tressette {m} /tresˈsɛt.te/
|
:: An Italian card game with many local variants
|
| trestizia {f} /tresˈtit.t͡sja/
|
:: obsolete form of tristizia
|
| tre unità {fp}
|
:: the three unities (of classical tragedy - unity of action, place, and time)
|
| Tre Venezie {prop}
|
:: The historic region of north-east Italy around the Veneto
|
| Treves {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Treves {prop}
|
:: Emilio Treves, Italian journalist and editor
|
| Trevi {prop}
|
:: Trevi (small town)
|
| trevigiano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Treviso
|
| trevigiano {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Treviso
|
| trevigiano {m}
|
:: The dialect spoken in Treviso
|
| Trevignano {prop}
|
:: Trevignano (small town)
|
| Treviri {prop}
|
:: Treviri (city)
|
| Trevisan {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trevisana {f}
|
:: radicchio from Treviso
|
| Trevisani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trevisano {adj}
|
:: Treviso (attributive)
|
| Treviso {prop} /treˈvi.zo/
|
:: Treviso (town/and/province)
|
| trevo {m} [nautical] /ˈtre.vo/
|
:: course (square sail)
|
| Trezzini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Trgl. {n} [music]
|
:: abbreviation of triangolo
|
| tri- {prefix}
|
:: tri-
|
| triaca {f}
|
:: theriac
|
| triacetato {m}
|
:: triacetate
|
| triacetina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: triacetin
|
| triacontaedro {m}
|
:: triacontahedron
|
| triade {f}
|
:: triad (all senses)
|
| triadico {adj}
|
:: triadic
|
| trial {m} [sports]
|
:: trials (motorcycle etc)
|
| trialchile {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: trialkyl
|
| trialchilico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: trialkyl (attributive)
|
| triale {m} [rare, grammar]
|
:: trial number
|
| triammonio {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: Triammonium
|
| triangolante {v}
|
:: present participle of triangolare
|
| triangolare {adj}
|
:: triangular
|
| triangolare {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: triangularis
|
| triangolare {vt}
|
:: to triangulate
|
| triangolarità {f}
|
:: triangularity
|
| triangolazione {f}
|
:: triangulation
|
| triangolazione {f} [sports]
|
:: A pass between three players
|
| triangolino {m}
|
:: small triangle
|
| triangolo {m} /triˈan.ɡo.lo/
|
:: triangle (all senses)
|
| triangolo {m} [figuratively]
|
:: love triangle; ménage à trois (all senses)
|
| triangolo acutangolo {n} [geometry]
|
:: alternative form of triangolo acuto
|
| triangolo acuto {n} [geometry]
|
:: acute triangle
|
| Triangolo Australe {prop} [astronomy]
|
:: Triangulum Australe (constellation)
|
| Triangolo Australe {prop} [astronomy]
|
:: Southern Triangle (constellation)
|
| triangolo del fuoco {m}
|
:: fire triangle
|
| triangolo equilatero {m} [geometry]
|
:: equilateral triangle
|
| triangolo ottusangolo {n} [geometry]
|
:: alternative form of triangolo ottuso
|
| triangolo ottuso {n} [geometry]
|
:: obtuse triangle
|
| triangolo rettangolo {m} [geometry] /triˈan.ɡo.lo retˈtan.ɡo.lo/
|
:: right triangle
|
| triarchia {f}
|
:: triarchy
|
| triarilico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: triaryl (attributive)
|
| triarticolazione {f} [sociology]
|
:: triarticulation, threefolding
|
| Trias {m} [geology]
|
:: Triassic
|
| triassiale {adj}
|
:: triaxial
|
| triassico {m} [geology]
|
:: Triassic, Trias
|
| triassico {adj}
|
:: Triassic (attributive)
|
| triathlon {m}
|
:: triathlon
|
| triatleta {mf} [sports]
|
:: triathlete
|
| triatomico {adj}
|
:: triatomic
|
| triazina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: triazine
|
| tribadismo {m}
|
:: tribadism
|
| tribale {adj}
|
:: tribal
|
| tribalismo {m}
|
:: tribalism
|
| tribalità {f}
|
:: tribality
|
| tribalizzazione {f}
|
:: tribalization
|
| tribasico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: tribasic
|
| tribbiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tribbiare
|
| tribbiare {vt}
|
:: Variant of trebbiare
|
| triblastico {adj} [embryology] /triˈblas.ti.ko/
|
:: triploblastic
|
| tribo- {prefix}
|
:: tribo-
|
| tribo {m} /ˈtri.bo/
|
:: synonym of tribù
|
| triboelettricità {f} [physics]
|
:: triboelectricity
|
| triboelettrico {adj}
|
:: triboelectric
|
| tribolamento {m}
|
:: tribulation, suffering, affliction
|
| tribolante {v}
|
:: present participle of tribolare
|
| tribolare {v}
|
:: to suffer
|
| tribolato {adj}
|
:: troubled
|
| tribolazione {f}
|
:: tribulation, suffering, plaguing
|
| tribolo {m}
|
:: caltrop
|
| tribolo {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: tribulations
|
| tribolo {m} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: caltrop
|
| tribologia {f}
|
:: tribology
|
| tribologico {adj}
|
:: tribological
|
| triboluminescenza {f} [physics]
|
:: triboluminescence
|
| tribordo {m} [nautical]
|
:: starboard
|
| tribromuro {m} [chemistry]
|
:: tribromide
|
| tribù {f} /triˈbu/
|
:: tribe
|
| tribulazione {f}
|
:: Variant of tribolazione
|
| tribuna {f}
|
:: platform (for a speaker)
|
| tribuna {f}
|
:: gallery, stand, grandstand
|
| tribunale {m}
|
:: court
|
| tribunale {m}
|
:: judicature
|
| tribunato {m}
|
:: tribuneship, tribunate
|
| tribunesco {adj}
|
:: bombastic
|
| tribunizio {adj}
|
:: tribunitian
|
| tribunizio {adj}
|
:: bombastic
|
| tribuno {m}
|
:: tribune
|
| tributante {v}
|
:: present participle of tributare
|
| tributare {vt}
|
:: to pay tribute to someone
|
| tributario {adj}
|
:: tax (attributive), fiscal
|
| tributario {adj}
|
:: tributary
|
| tributarista {mf}
|
:: tax consultant or expert
|
| tributo {m}
|
:: tax
|
| tributo {m}
|
:: tribute
|
| tributo {m}
|
:: toll
|
| tricamere {adj}
|
:: three-roomed
|
| tricarbossilico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: tricarboxylic
|
| -trice {suffix}
|
:: Used to form the feminine of nouns and adjectives ending in -tore
|
| tricefalia {f}
|
:: three-headedness
|
| tricefalo {adj}
|
:: three-headed
|
| triceratopo {m}
|
:: triceratops
|
| tricheco {m}
|
:: walrus
|
| trichiasi {f}
|
:: trichiasis
|
| trichina {f}
|
:: trichina
|
| trichinoscopico {adj}
|
:: trichinoscopic
|
| trichinosi {f}
|
:: trichinosis
|
| triciclico {adj}
|
:: tricyclic
|
| triciclico {m} [pharmacology]
|
:: tricyclic antidepressant
|
| triciclo {m}
|
:: tricycle
|
| tricipite {m} [muscle]
|
:: triceps
|
| triclinio {m}
|
:: triclinium
|
| triclino {adj}
|
:: triclinic
|
| tricloroacetato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: trichloroacetate
|
| tricloroacetico {adj}
|
:: trichloroacetic
|
| tricloroetilene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: trichloroethylene
|
| triclorofluorometano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: trichlorofluoromethane
|
| triclorosilano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: trichlorosilane
|
| tricloruro {m} [chemistry]
|
:: trichloride
|
| trico- {prefix}
|
:: tricho-
|
| tricocito {m}
|
:: trichocyte
|
| tricofitosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: trichophytosis
|
| tricofobia {f}
|
:: trichophobia
|
| tricogeno {adj}
|
:: trichogenous (producing hair)
|
| tricologia {f}
|
:: trichology
|
| tricologico {adj}
|
:: trichological
|
| tricologo {m}
|
:: trichologist
|
| tricolorato {adj}
|
:: tricoloured
|
| tricolore {adj}
|
:: tricolour, three-coloured
|
| tricolore {m}
|
:: tricolour (especially the Italian flag)
|
| Tricolore {m}
|
:: the Italian national flag
|
| Tricolore {m}
|
:: the French national flag
|
| tricoma {m}
|
:: trichome (all senses)
|
| triconco {adj} [architecture] /triˈkon.ko/
|
:: Having three apses
|
| triconodonte {m}
|
:: triconodont
|
| tricoptilosi {f} [medicine]
|
:: trichoptilosis, split ends
|
| tricorde {adj}
|
:: trichord (attributive)
|
| tricorno {m}
|
:: tricorn, cocked hat
|
| tricosi {f} [pathology]
|
:: trichosis
|
| tricot {m}
|
:: tricot
|
| tricotomia {f}
|
:: trichotomy
|
| tricottero {m}
|
:: caddis fly (of order Trichoptera)
|
| tricromia {f}
|
:: trichromia (three-colour process)
|
| tric trac {m}
|
:: tric-trac, backgammon
|
| tricuspidale {adj}
|
:: tricuspid
|
| tricuspidato {adj}
|
:: tricuspidate
|
| tricuspide {adj}
|
:: tricuspid
|
| tridattilo {adj} [zoology]
|
:: tridactyl
|
| tridente {m}
|
:: trident
|
| tridentino {adj}
|
:: Tridentine
|
| tridentino {adj}
|
:: Trentino (attributive)
|
| tridermico {adj}
|
:: tridermic
|
| tridimensionale {adj}
|
:: three-dimensional
|
| tridimensionalità {f}
|
:: three-dimensionality
|
| tridimite {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: tridymite
|
| triduo {adj}
|
:: that lasts three days
|
| triduo {m}
|
:: a three-day cycle of prayers before a festival, especially before Easter
|
| triedrico {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: trihedral
|
| triedro {m} [mathematics]
|
:: trihedron
|
| trielina {f}
|
:: trichloroethylene
|
| triene {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: triene
|
| triennale {adj}
|
:: triennial
|
| triennalista {mf}
|
:: A student undertaking a three-year course
|
| triennalità {f}
|
:: three-year period or duration
|
| triennalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of triennalizzare
|
| triennalizzare {vt}
|
:: To undertake a three-year course (in a subject) (at a college etc)
|
| trienne {adj} /triˈɛn.ne/
|
:: three-year-old
|
| triennio {m}
|
:: A period of three years
|
| trierarca {m}
|
:: trierarch
|
| trierarchia {f}
|
:: trierarchy
|
| Trieste {prop} /triˈ-ɛs.te/
|
:: Trieste (province)
|
| Trieste {prop}
|
:: Trieste (city)
|
| triestinità {f}
|
:: The property of being from Trieste
|
| triestino {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Trieste
|
| triestino {m}
|
:: Native or inhabitant of Trieste
|
| trietile {m} [organic compound]
|
:: triethyl
|
| trifase {adj}
|
:: three-phase [attributive]
|
| trifasico {adj}
|
:: three-phase [attributive]
|
| trifenilene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: triphenylene
|
| trifenilmetano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: triphenylmethane
|
| trifido {adj} /ˈtri.fi.do/
|
:: tripartite
|
| trifido {adj}
|
:: three-pointed
|
| trifluoruro {m}
|
:: trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di alluminio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: aluminium trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di antimonio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: antimony trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di azoto {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: nitrogen trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di boro {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: boron trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di bromo {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: bromine trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di cloro {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: chlorine trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di fosforo {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: phosphorus trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di iodio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: iodine trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di itterbio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: yterbium trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di ittrio {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: ytrium trifluoride
|
| trifluoruro di zolfo {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: sulfur trifluoride
|
| trifogliato {adj}
|
:: trifoliate
|
| trifoglio {m}
|
:: clover
|
| trifoglio {m}
|
:: trefoil (all senses)
|
| trifola {f} [Northern Italy] /ˈtri.fo.la/
|
:: synonym of tartufo
|
| trifolare {v} [rare] /tri.foˈla.re/
|
:: To slice thinly and cook with olive oil, garlic and parsley
|
| trifolare {v} [rare]
|
:: To season using truffle
|
| trifolato {adj} /tri.foˈla.to/
|
:: Sliced thinly and cooked with olive oil, garlic and parsley
|
| Trifone {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| trifora {f} /ˈtri.fo.ra/
|
:: three-light window
|
| triforcazione {f}
|
:: trifurcation
|
| triforcuto {adj}
|
:: trifurcated
|
| triforio {m} [architecture]
|
:: triforium
|
| trifosfato {m} [chemistry]
|
:: triphosphate
|
| trigemellare {adj}
|
:: triplet (attributive)
|
| trigemino {adj}
|
:: triplet(s) (attributive)
|
| trigemino {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: trigeminal
|
| trigenerativo {adj}
|
:: trigenerative
|
| trigenerazione {f}
|
:: trigeneration
|
| trigesimo {adj} /triˈd͡ʒɛ.zi.mo/
|
:: thirtieth
|
| trigesimo {m}
|
:: thirtieth day (after a specified event)
|
| triglia {f} [zoology, ichthyology]
|
:: mullet, goatfish
|
| triglicerico {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: triglyceride (attributive)
|
| trigliceride {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: triglyceride
|
| trigliceridemia {f} [medicine]
|
:: triglyceridemia
|
| triglifo {m}
|
:: triglyph
|
| Trigno {prop}
|
:: Trigno (river)
|
| trigonale {adj}
|
:: trigonal
|
| trigone {m}
|
:: stingray
|
| trigonella {f}
|
:: fenugreek
|
| trigono {adj}
|
:: trigonal
|
| trigono {adj}
|
:: triangular
|
| trigonometria {f} [trigonometry]
|
:: trigonometry
|
| trigonometrico {adj}
|
:: trigonometric
|
| trigramma {m}
|
:: trigraph
|
| triidrato {m}
|
:: trihydrate
|
| triidruro {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: trihydride
|
| triiodiotironina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: triiodotyronine (thyroid hormone)
|
| triiodotironina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: triiodothyronine
|
| triioduro {m} [chemistry]
|
:: triiodide
|
| trilaterale {adj}
|
:: trilateral
|
| trilatero {m}
|
:: trilateral
|
| trilatero {adj}
|
:: trilateral
|
| triliardo {num}
|
:: a trilliard [British] or sextillion [US]
|
| trilineare {adj}
|
:: trilinear
|
| trilingue {adj}
|
:: trilingual
|
| trilinguismo {m}
|
:: trilingualism
|
| trilione {num}
|
:: trillion (million million)
|
| trilione {num}
|
:: million trillion (million million million)
|
| trilite {m}
|
:: trilith
|
| trillante {v}
|
:: present participle of trillare
|
| trillare {vi}
|
:: To ring (of a telephone, etc.)
|
| trillare {vi}
|
:: To trill, to sing, to warble (of birds)
|
| trillare {vi} [music]
|
:: To trill
|
| Trilli {prop}
|
:: Tinkerbell (fictional fairy)
|
| Trillini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Trillini {prop}
|
:: Giovanna Trillini, Italian fencer
|
| trillo {m}
|
:: ring (of telephone etc)
|
| trillo {m}
|
:: trill, warble, chirp (of birds)
|
| trillo {m} [music]
|
:: trill
|
| trilobato {adj} [botany]
|
:: trilobate
|
| trilobato {adj} [architecture]
|
:: trefoil (attributive)
|
| trilobite {m}
|
:: trilobite
|
| trilocale {m}
|
:: three-room flat
|
| trilogia {f}
|
:: trilogy
|
| trimarano {m}
|
:: trimaran
|
| trimerico {adj}
|
:: trimeric
|
| trimero {adj} [botany]
|
:: trimerous
|
| trimero {m} [chemistry]
|
:: trimer
|
| trimestrale {adj}
|
:: quarterly (every three months)
|
| trimestralità {f}
|
:: three-monthly instalment or payment
|
| trimestralizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of trimestralizzare
|
| trimestralizzare {vt}
|
:: To organize something on a quarterly (three-monthly) basis
|
| trimestralizzazione {f}
|
:: the organization of something on a quarterly (three-monthly) basis
|
| trimestralmente {adv}
|
:: quarterly, three-monthly
|
| trimestre {m}
|
:: quarter; three-month period, trimester
|
| trimestre {m} [education]
|
:: term
|
| trimestre {m}
|
:: quarterly payment
|
| trimetilammina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: trimethylamine
|
| trimetilazione {f} [orgaic chemistry]
|
:: trimethylation
|
| trimetilbenzene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: trimethylbenzene
|
| trimetilene {m} [organic compound] /tri.me.tiˈlɛ.ne/
|
:: trimethylene, cyclopropane
|
| trimetrico {adj}
|
:: trimetric
|
| trimetro {m}
|
:: trimeter
|
| trimillenario {adj}
|
:: trimillennial
|
| trimino {m}
|
:: triomino
|
| trimolecolare {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: trimolecular
|
| trimorfismo {m} [biology, mineralogy]
|
:: trimorphism
|
| trimorfo {adj}
|
:: trimorphic
|
| trimotore {adj}
|
:: Having three engines
|
| trimotore {m}
|
:: A three-engined aircraft
|
| trina {f}
|
:: lace
|
| trina {f}
|
:: (plural, derogatory) frills
|
| trinacria {f} [heraldry]
|
:: triquetra
|
| Trinacria {prop} [geography, obsolete]
|
:: Sicily
|
| Trinacria {prop}
|
:: the flag of the autonomous region of Sicily
|
| trinare {v} [rare] /triˈna.re/
|
:: To do the same thing thrice
|
| trinare {v} [rare]
|
:: To put three elements together
|
| trinazione {f} [rare] /tri.natˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: The act of doing the same thing thrice
|
| trincante {v}
|
:: present participle of trincare
|
| trincare {v}
|
:: to knock back (a drink)
|
| trincarino {m} [nautical]
|
:: stringer (brace)
|
| trincata {f}
|
:: piss-up (drinking bout)
|
| trincatura {f} [nautical]
|
:: gammoning
|
| Trincavelli {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trincea {f}
|
:: trench, retrenchment (military)
|
| trinceramento {m}
|
:: entrenchment
|
| trincerante {v}
|
:: present participle of trincerare
|
| trincerantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trincerarsi
|
| trincerare {vt}
|
:: To entrench
|
| trincerarsi {vr}
|
:: To entrench oneself; to dig oneself
|
| trincerarsi {vr}
|
:: To hide behind; to shelter behind
|
| trincerato {adj}
|
:: entrenched
|
| trincerato {adj}
|
:: sheltered
|
| trinceratosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trincerarsi
|
| trincettata {f}
|
:: cut made by a clicking knife
|
| trincetto {m}
|
:: cutter, clicking knife
|
| trinchettina {f} [nautical]
|
:: fore or topmast staysail
|
| trinchetto {m} [nautical]
|
:: foremast
|
| trinchetto {m} [nautical]
|
:: foreyard
|
| trinchetto {m} [nautical]
|
:: foresail
|
| trinciaforaggi {m}
|
:: fodder cutter
|
| trinciante {v}
|
:: present participle of trinciare
|
| trinciapaglia {mf}
|
:: straw cutter
|
| trinciapolli {mp}
|
:: poultry shears
|
| trinciapollo {m} /trin.t͡ʃaˈpol.lo/
|
:: poultry shears
|
| trinciare {v}
|
:: to blank, shear, or trench [sheet metal]
|
| trinciare {v}
|
:: to cut up, or break into pieces
|
| trinciato {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: Divided into two equal parts diagonally from top left to bottom right, per bend
|
| trinciatrice {f}
|
:: cutter, shredder (machine)
|
| trinciatura {f}
|
:: cutting (up), shredding, chopping (up)
|
| trinciatura {f}
|
:: carving (meat)
|
| Trinidad e Tobago {prop}
|
:: Trinidad e Tobago (a <<country>> consisting of two main <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>)
|
| trinidadiano {adj}
|
:: Trinidadian
|
| trinidadiano {n}
|
:: Trinidadian
|
| trinità {f}
|
:: trinity
|
| Trinità {prop}
|
:: The Trinity
|
| Trinità dei Monti {prop}
|
:: A church in Rome famous for its stairway to Piazza di Spagna
|
| trinitario {adj} [attributive]
|
:: Trinity
|
| trinitario {adj}
|
:: trinitarian
|
| trinitarismo {m}
|
:: Trinitarianism
|
| trinitrina {f}
|
:: trinitrin, nitroglycerine
|
| trinitrofenolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: trinitrophenol, picric acid
|
| trinitroglicerina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: (tri-)nitroglycerine
|
| trinitrotoluene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: trinitrotoluene
|
| trino {adj} /ˈtri.no/
|
:: triune
|
| trinomiale {adj} /triˈnɔm.ja.le/
|
:: trinomial
|
| trinomio {adj} [maths] /triˈnɔm.jo/
|
:: trinomial
|
| trinomio {m} [maths, algebra]
|
:: trinomial
|
| trinomio {m} [also figurative]
|
:: trio, triad
|
| trio {m} /ˈtri.o/
|
:: trio, threesome
|
| trio {m} [music]
|
:: trio
|
| trio {m}
|
:: [baby carriage system] travel system
|
| triodo {m}
|
:: triode
|
| triolo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: triol
|
| trionfale {adj}
|
:: triumphal
|
| trionfale {adj}
|
:: triumphant
|
| trionfalismo {m}
|
:: triumphalism
|
| trionfalista {mf}
|
:: triumphalist
|
| trionfalistico {adj}
|
:: triumphalist
|
| trionfalmente {adv}
|
:: triumphantly
|
| trionfante {v}
|
:: present participle of trionfare
|
| trionfante {adj}
|
:: triumphant
|
| trionfare {vi} [but takes avere as auxiliary verb]
|
:: to triumph, prevail, win
|
| trionfare {vi} [but takes avere as auxiliary verb]
|
:: to be a hit, be a great success
|
| trionfatore {m}
|
:: winner, victor
|
| trionfatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of trionfatore
|
| trionfo {m} /ˈtrjon.fo/
|
:: triumph
|
| trioni {mp}
|
:: triones (seven principal stars in the constellation Ursa Major)
|
| Trionto {prop}
|
:: Trionto (river)
|
| triorchidismo {m} [medicine]
|
:: triorchidism
|
| trioso {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: triose
|
| triossano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: trioxane
|
| triossido {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: trioxide
|
| triossido di alluminio {n} [inorganic compound]
|
:: aluminium oxide, alumina
|
| triossido di diazoto {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: dinitrogen trioxide
|
| triossido di zolfo {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: sulfur trioxide
|
| triotto {m}
|
:: A type of roach (Rutilus aula)
|
| tripala {adj} [of a propeller or rotor]
|
:: three-bladed
|
| tripanosoma {m}
|
:: trypanosome
|
| tripanosomiasi {f}
|
:: trypanosomiasis
|
| tripartente {v}
|
:: present participle of tripartire
|
| tripartire {vt}
|
:: To divide into three
|
| tripartitico {adj}
|
:: tripartite
|
| tripartitismo {m}
|
:: three-party political system
|
| tripartito {adj}
|
:: tripartite
|
| Tripartito {m}
|
:: tripartite pact
|
| tripartizione {f}
|
:: division into three parts; tripartion
|
| tripeptide {m}
|
:: tripeptide
|
| tripetalo {adj} [botany]
|
:: three-petalled
|
| triplano {m}
|
:: triplane
|
| tripletta {f}
|
:: three-barreled hunting rifle
|
| tripletta {f}
|
:: three-seated bicycle
|
| tripletta {f} [sports]
|
:: hat trick
|
| tripletta {f} [genetics]
|
:: triplet
|
| tripletto {m} [physics]
|
:: triplet
|
| triplicante {v}
|
:: present participle of triplicare
|
| triplicantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of triplicarsi
|
| triplicare {vt}
|
:: to triple, treble, triplicate
|
| triplicarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of triplicare
|
| triplicarsi {v}
|
:: to treble, triplicate, triple
|
| triplicato {adj}
|
:: tripled, trebled, triplicated
|
| triplicatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of triplicarsi
|
| triplicazione {f}
|
:: triplication
|
| triplicazione {f}
|
:: tripling, trebling
|
| triplice {adj}
|
:: triple
|
| triplice {adj}
|
:: triplicate
|
| triplicista {adj}
|
:: Supportive of the Triple Alliance
|
| triplicità {f}
|
:: triplicity
|
| triplista {mf}
|
:: triple jumper
|
| triplo {adj} /ˈtri.plo/
|
:: triple, trial, treble, threefold
|
| triploblastico {adj} [embryology] /tri.ploˈblas.ti.ko/
|
:: synonym of triblastico
|
| triplofonia {f} [music]
|
:: triplophonia
|
| triploide {adj} [genetics]
|
:: triploid
|
| triploidia {f} [genetics]
|
:: triploidy
|
| tripode {m}
|
:: tripod
|
| tripodia {f}
|
:: trimeter
|
| tripodico {adj}
|
:: tripodic
|
| tripolare {adj} [physics]
|
:: tripolar
|
| tripolare {adj}
|
:: tripartite
|
| tripolare {adj}
|
:: tripartisan
|
| tripolarismo {m}
|
:: tripartisanship, a three-way political system
|
| tripoli {m} [geology]
|
:: tripoli
|
| Tripoli {prop}
|
:: Tripoli (capital city)
|
| tripolifosfato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tripolyphosphate
|
| tripolino {adj}
|
:: Tripolitan
|
| tripolino {m}
|
:: Tripolitan (native or inhabitant of Tripoli)
|
| Tripolitania {prop}
|
:: Tripolitania
|
| tripolitano {adj}
|
:: Tripolitanian
|
| tripolitano {m}
|
:: Tripolitanian (native or inhabitant of Tripolitania)
|
| triposto {adj}
|
:: three-seater
|
| trippa {f} /ˈtrip.pa/
|
:: tripe (food)
|
| trippa {f} [colloquial, jocular]
|
:: paunch, belly
|
| tripperia {f}
|
:: tripe shop
|
| trippino {m}
|
:: The stomach of a pig (as a form of tripe)
|
| trippone {m}
|
:: a person with a paunch
|
| tripsina {f} [enzyme]
|
:: trypsin
|
| triptofano {m} [amino acid]
|
:: tryptophan
|
| tripudiante {v}
|
:: present participle of tripudiare
|
| tripudiare {vi}
|
:: to rejoice [at a triumph]
|
| tripudio {m}
|
:: exultation, jubilation
|
| tripudio {m}
|
:: blaze
|
| trireattore {m}
|
:: trijet
|
| triregno {m}
|
:: papal tiara
|
| trireme {f} /tri.ˈrɛ.me/
|
:: trireme
|
| trirettangolo {adj} [geometry] /tri.retˈtan.ɡo.lo/
|
:: Having three right angles
|
| tris {m}
|
:: prile
|
| tris {m} [card games, poker]
|
:: three of a kind
|
| tris {m}
|
:: trio (three varieties as a unit)
|
| trisaccaride {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: trisaccharide
|
| trisavola {f} /triˈza.vo.la/
|
:: great-great-grandmother
|
| trisavola {f}
|
:: foremother, ancestor
|
| trisavolo {m} /triˈza.vo.lo/
|
:: great-great-grandfather
|
| trisavolo {m} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: forefather, ancestor
|
| triscaidecafobia {f}
|
:: triskaidekaphobia
|
| triscele {m} /ˈtriʃ.ʃe.le/
|
:: triskele, triskelion
|
| trisdrucciolo {n} [grammar, linguistics, of a word] /trisˈdrut.t͡ʃo.lo/
|
:: Having the stress on the fifth-to-last syllable
|
| trisecante {v}
|
:: present participle of trisecare
|
| trisecare {vt}
|
:: to trisect
|
| trisecato {adj}
|
:: trisected
|
| trisettimanale {adj}
|
:: triweekly (three times per week)
|
| trisezionante {v}
|
:: present participle of trisezionare
|
| trisezionare {vt} [mathematics]
|
:: to trisect
|
| trisezione {f}
|
:: trisection
|
| trisillabico {adj}
|
:: trisyllabic
|
| trisillabo {m}
|
:: trisyllable
|
| trisma {m} [pathology]
|
:: trismus
|
| trismo {m}
|
:: Variant of trisma
|
| trisnonna {f}
|
:: great-great-grandmother
|
| trisnonno {m}
|
:: great-great-grandfather
|
| trisnonno {m} [in the plural]
|
:: great-great-grandparents
|
| trisodico {adj}
|
:: trisodium
|
| trisomia {f}
|
:: trisomy
|
| trisomico {adj}
|
:: trisomic
|
| tristamente {adv} /tris.taˈmen.te/
|
:: wickedly, evilly
|
| Tristano {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| triste {adj} /ˈtris.te/
|
:: sad, unhappy, bleak
|
| tristearato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: tristearate
|
| tristemente {adv}
|
:: sadly
|
| tristezza {f}
|
:: sadness, unhappiness
|
| tristezza {f}
|
:: sorrow, affliction
|
| tristezza {f}
|
:: gloom
|
| tristissimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of triste
|
| tristizia {f} [archaic] /trisˈtit.t͡sja/
|
:: synonym of tristezza
|
| tristizia {f} [literary]
|
:: wickedness, evil
|
| tristizia {f} [literary, archaic]
|
:: misdeed, evil deed
|
| tristo {adj} [obsolete] /ˈtris.to/
|
:: grieving
|
| tristo {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: Expressing grief: griefful
|
| tristo {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: grevious, griefsome
|
| tristo {adj}
|
:: wretched
|
| tristo {adj}
|
:: wicked, evil
|
| tristo {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: poor
|
| tristo {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: Growing or having grown with difficulty
|
| tristo {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: unpleasant, noxious
|
| trisulco {adj}
|
:: divided in three
|
| tritabile {adj}
|
:: That can be minced; choppable, crushable
|
| tritacarne {m}
|
:: mincer, meat mincer
|
| tritaghiaccio {m}
|
:: ice crusher
|
| tritagonista {mf} /tri.ta.ɡoˈnis.ta/
|
:: tritagonist
|
| tritame {m}
|
:: shreds, crumbs
|
| tritamento {m}
|
:: mincing, grinding, chopping, crushing (action)
|
| tritante {v}
|
:: present participle of tritare
|
| tritaossa {m}
|
:: bone crusher
|
| tritaprezzemolo {m}
|
:: parsley chopper
|
| tritare {vt}
|
:: to chop, mince, dice, grind or crush
|
| tritare {vt} [figurative, poetic]
|
:: to trample sand
|
| tritare {vt} [archaic or regional]
|
:: to thresh
|
| tritare {vt} [figurative, archaic]
|
:: to analyze too closely or meticulously
|
| tritarifiuti {m}
|
:: garbage disposal unit
|
| tritato {m}
|
:: hash
|
| tritato {adj}
|
:: chopped, minced, ground, diced
|
| tritatura {f}
|
:: mincing, grinding, chopping, crushing (action or resulting material)
|
| tritatutto {m}
|
:: A mincer, grinder or food processor
|
| triteismo {m}
|
:: tritheism
|
| triteista {mf}
|
:: tritheist
|
| tritello {m}
|
:: Finely sieved bran
|
| trito {adj} [cooking]
|
:: chopped, crushed, minced, ground
|
| trito {adj}
|
:: trite, hackneyed, commonplace
|
| trito {adj}
|
:: [typically of clothes] threadbare, worn out
|
| trito {adj} [literary, figuratively, by extension]
|
:: [of a person] miserable, poor
|
| trito {adj} [archaic]
|
:: [of a land, road, etc.] beaten or trampled
|
| trito {adj} [archaic, by extension]
|
:: [of a land, road, etc.] often visited
|
| trito {adj} [archaic]
|
:: rapid, quick
|
| trito {m}
|
:: chopping
|
| trito {m}
|
:: chopped onion and herbs (usually for soffritto)
|
| tritolare {v} [rare]
|
:: to mince, chop, or crush
|
| tritolo {m}
|
:: trinitrotoluene
|
| tritone {m}
|
:: newt, triton
|
| Tritone {prop}
|
:: Triton
|
| tritono {m} [music]
|
:: tritone
|
| trittico {m}
|
:: triptych
|
| trittongo {m} [linguistics] /tritˈtɔn.ɡo/
|
:: triphthong
|
| tritume {m}
|
:: shreds
|
| triturabile {adj}
|
:: triturable
|
| triturante {v}
|
:: present participle of triturare
|
| triturare {vt}
|
:: to reduce to tiny fragments; to grind; to triturate; to crush
|
| trituratore {m}
|
:: shredder
|
| triturazione {f}
|
:: trituration, grinding, crushing, shredding
|
| triulosio {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: triulose
|
| triumvirale {adj}
|
:: triumviral
|
| triumvirato {m}
|
:: triumvirate
|
| triunvirale {adj}
|
:: triumviral
|
| triunvirato {m}
|
:: alternative form of triumvirato
|
| triunviro {m}
|
:: triumvir
|
| trivalente {adj}
|
:: trivalent
|
| trivalente {adj}
|
:: Having three values, or methods of operation etc
|
| trivalenza {f}
|
:: trivalency, trivalence
|
| trivella {f}
|
:: auger
|
| trivella {f}
|
:: drill (large, for mining or digging a well)
|
| trivella {f}
|
:: trepan
|
| trivellamento {m}
|
:: drilling, boring, sinking
|
| trivellante {v}
|
:: present participle of trivellare
|
| trivellare {vt}
|
:: to drill
|
| trivellatore {m}
|
:: driller
|
| trivellatore {m}
|
:: drill
|
| trivellatura {f}
|
:: drilling, boring (or the material extracted)
|
| trivellazione {f}
|
:: drilling
|
| triveneto {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Tre Venezie
|
| Trivento {prop}
|
:: Trivento (town)
|
| triviale {adj} /triˈvjale/
|
:: coarse, crude, vulgar
|
| trivialità {f}
|
:: coarseness, crudeness, vulgarity
|
| trivialmente {adv}
|
:: vulgarly, coarsely
|
| trivio {m}
|
:: crossroads where three roads meet
|
| trivio {m}
|
:: trivium
|
| trizio {m} [physics]
|
:: tritium
|
| Troade {prop}
|
:: Troad
|
| trobadorico {adj}
|
:: troubadour (attributive)
|
| Trobbiani {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trocaico {adj}
|
:: trochaic
|
| trocantere {m} [skeleton]
|
:: trochanter
|
| trocanterico {adj} [skeleton]
|
:: trochanteric
|
| trocanterite {f} [pathology]
|
:: trochanteritis
|
| troccolo {m}
|
:: A type of pasta similar to tagliatelle
|
| trocheo {m}
|
:: trochee
|
| trochilia {f}
|
:: synonym of sesia
|
| trochilo {m}
|
:: trochilus, scotia
|
| troclea {f} [anatomy]
|
:: trochlea
|
| trocleare {adj}
|
:: trochlear
|
| trofeo {m} /tro.ˈfɛ.o/
|
:: trophy
|
| -trofia {suffix}
|
:: -trophy
|
| -trofico {suffix}
|
:: -trophic
|
| trofico {adj}
|
:: trophic
|
| trofie {fp}
|
:: A form of pasta from Liguria
|
| trofismo {m}
|
:: tropism
|
| trofoblastico {adj}
|
:: trophoblastic
|
| trofoblasto {m} [biology]
|
:: trophoblast
|
| trofologia {f}
|
:: Science of nutrition
|
| trogliare {v} /troʎˈʎa.re/
|
:: to stutter, stammer
|
| troglio {adj} /ˈtrɔʎ.ʎo/
|
:: stammering, stuttering
|
| troglodita {mf}
|
:: troglodyte
|
| troglodita {mf}
|
:: caveman or cavewoman
|
| trogloditico {adj}
|
:: troglodytic
|
| trogloditico {adj}
|
:: caveman (attributive)
|
| trogloditismo {m}
|
:: troglodytism
|
| trogloditismo {m}
|
:: primitiveness
|
| trogolo {m}
|
:: trough
|
| trogone {m}
|
:: trogon or quetzal
|
| trogone splendido {m}
|
:: resplendent quetzal
|
| troia {f} /ˈtrɔ.ja/
|
:: sow (female pig)
|
| troia {f} [vulgar, pejorative]
|
:: slut
|
| Troia {prop}
|
:: Troia (ancient city)
|
| Troia {prop}
|
:: Troia (town)
|
| troiaio {m}
|
:: pigsty (all senses)
|
| troiano {adj}
|
:: Trojan
|
| troiano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Troia in Puglia
|
| troiano {m}
|
:: Trojan
|
| troiano {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Troia
|
| troiata {f}
|
:: dirty trick
|
| troiata {f}
|
:: botch, bungle
|
| troica {f}
|
:: troika
|
| troietta {f}
|
:: strumpet (young woman of easy virtue)
|
| Troilo {prop} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Troilus
|
| Troisi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| troll {m}
|
:: troll (grotesque person, Internet troll)
|
| trollante {v}
|
:: present participle of trollare
|
| trollare {vt} [Internet]
|
:: to troll
|
| tromba {f}
|
:: trumpet
|
| tromba {f}
|
:: horn
|
| tromba {f} [military]
|
:: bugler
|
| tromba {f}
|
:: well [in a building]
|
| tromba {f}
|
:: shaft
|
| trombabile {adj}
|
:: fuckable
|
| tromba delle scale {f}
|
:: stairwell, staircase
|
| tromba di Eustachio {f}
|
:: alternative form of tuba di Eustachio
|
| trombamica {f} [vulgar]
|
:: fuck buddy, fuckmate (female)
|
| trombamico {m} [vulgar]
|
:: fuck buddy, fuckmate (male)
|
| trombante {v}
|
:: present participle of trombare
|
| trombare {vt} [figurative, vulgar]
|
:: to fuck
|
| trombare {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to reject, to flunk
|
| trombata {f}
|
:: a fuck
|
| tromba uterina {f}
|
:: alternative form of tuba uterina
|
| trombetta {f}
|
:: Toy trumpet
|
| Trombetta {prop}
|
:: Italian surname
|
| trombettiere {m}
|
:: bugler, trumpeter
|
| trombettiere {m}
|
:: trumpeter finch
|
| trombettista {mf} [music]
|
:: trumpeter (trumpet player)
|
| trombina {f} [enzyme]
|
:: thrombin
|
| trombizzare {vt} [medicine] /trom.bitˈt͡sa.re/
|
:: To thrombose (to affect with thrombosis)
|
| trombo- {prefix}
|
:: thromb-, thrombo-
|
| trombo {m} [pathology] /ˈtrom.bo/
|
:: thrombus, clot
|
| trombocita {m}
|
:: Variant of trombocito
|
| trombocitemia {f} [pathology]
|
:: thrombocythemia
|
| trombocito {m}
|
:: thrombocyte
|
| trombocitopenia {f} [medicine]
|
:: thrombocytopenia
|
| trombocitosi {f} [medicine]
|
:: thrombocytosis
|
| tromboembolia {f} [medicine]
|
:: thromboembolism
|
| tromboembolico {adj} [medicine]
|
:: thromboembolic
|
| tromboembolismo {m} [pathology]
|
:: thromboembolism
|
| tromboembolitico {adj}
|
:: thromboembolic
|
| tromboflebite {f} [disease]
|
:: thrombophlebitis
|
| trombogenesi {f} [medicine]
|
:: thrombogenesis
|
| trombolisi {f} [medicine]
|
:: thrombolysis
|
| trombolitico {adj}
|
:: thrombolytic
|
| trombolitico {m} [pharmacology]
|
:: thrombolytic agent, thrombolytic drug
|
| tromboncino {m}
|
:: spigot-type grenade launcher; device attached to the barrel of a gun for firing smoke or similar canisters
|
| trombone {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: trombone
|
| trombone {m}
|
:: an annoying and boring person, especially if arrogant, old or moralist
|
| trombonista {mf} [music]
|
:: trombonist
|
| tromboplastico {adj} [biochemistry] /trom.boˈplas.ti.ko/
|
:: That forms thromboplastin
|
| tromboplastina {f} [medicine] /trom.bo.plasˈti.na/
|
:: thromboplastin
|
| trombosi {f} [pathology] /tromˈbɔ.zi/
|
:: thrombosis
|
| trombotico {adj}
|
:: thrombotic
|
| trompe l'oeil {m}
|
:: trompe l'oeil
|
| Tron {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Tron {prop}
|
:: A noble family of Venice
|
| troncabile {adj}
|
:: breakable
|
| troncabile {adj} [grammar]
|
:: That can be apocopated
|
| troncamento {m}
|
:: severance
|
| troncamento {m}
|
:: truncation
|
| troncamento {m}
|
:: apocope
|
| troncante {v}
|
:: present participle of troncare
|
| troncar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of troncare
|
| troncare {v}
|
:: to break off, cut off, sever or truncate
|
| troncare {v}
|
:: to apocopate (grammar)
|
| troncare {v}
|
:: to ruin or cut short (a career etc)
|
| troncato {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: Divided into two equal parts horizontally, per fess
|
| troncatura {f}
|
:: truncation
|
| tronchese {mf}
|
:: wire cutters
|
| tronchesina {f}
|
:: nail clippers
|
| tronchesino {m}
|
:: nail clippers
|
| tronchetto {m}
|
:: half boot
|
| tronchetto {m}
|
:: nippers
|
| tronco {adj}
|
:: truncated
|
| tronco {adj}
|
:: cut off, mutilated
|
| tronco {adj}
|
:: broken, incomplete
|
| tronco {m} [botany]
|
:: trunk, log
|
| tronco {m} [anatomy]
|
:: trunk, torso
|
| tronco {m} [figurative]
|
:: section, branch
|
| troncoconico {adj}
|
:: In the form of a truncated cone
|
| tronco encefalico {m}
|
:: brain stem
|
| troncone {m}
|
:: stump
|
| tronculare {adj}
|
:: truncal
|
| troneggiante {v}
|
:: present participle of troneggiare
|
| troneggiare {vi}
|
:: to tower (over)
|
| tronfiezza {f}
|
:: conceit, conceitedness
|
| tronfio {adj}
|
:: self-important, conceited
|
| tronfio {adj}
|
:: windy, bombastic
|
| tronfio {adj}
|
:: snide
|
| tronista {m} [neologism]
|
:: The bachelor on a TV show that focuses on a competition to gain that bachelor's romantic interest
|
| trono {m} /ˈtrɔ.no/
|
:: throne
|
| trono {m}
|
:: obsolete form of tuono
|
| Tronto {prop}
|
:: Tronto (river)
|
| tronzo {adj}
|
:: blunt, dull
|
| troodontide {m}
|
:: troodontid
|
| Tropea {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tropeolo {m}
|
:: tropaeolum, nasturtium
|
| -tropia {suffix}
|
:: -tropy
|
| tropicale {adj}
|
:: tropical
|
| tropicalizzante {v}
|
:: present participle of tropicalizzare
|
| tropicalizzare {vt}
|
:: to tropicalize
|
| tropicalizzazione {f}
|
:: tropicalization
|
| -tropico {suffix}
|
:: -tropic
|
| -tropico {suffix}
|
:: -trophic
|
| tropico {m}
|
:: tropic
|
| Tropico del Cancro {prop} [geography]
|
:: Tropic of Cancer
|
| Tropico del Capricorno {prop} [geography]
|
:: Tropic of Capricorn
|
| tropina {f}
|
:: tropine
|
| -tropismo {suffix}
|
:: -tropism
|
| tropismo {m} [biology]
|
:: tropism
|
| -tropo {suffix}
|
:: -trope (nouns)
|
| -tropo {suffix}
|
:: -tropic (adjectives)
|
| tropo {m}
|
:: trope
|
| tropo {m}
|
:: figure of speech
|
| tropoelastina {f} [biochemistry]
|
:: tropoelastin
|
| tropofilo {adj} [botany]
|
:: tropophilous
|
| tropologia {f}
|
:: tropology
|
| tropologico {adj}
|
:: tropological
|
| troponina {f} [protein]
|
:: troponin
|
| troposfera {f}
|
:: troposphere
|
| troposferico {adj}
|
:: tropospheric
|
| troppi galli nel pollaio {phrase}
|
:: too many cooks spoil the broth
|
| troppo {adj} /ˈtrɔppo/
|
:: too much
|
| troppo {adj}
|
:: too many
|
| troppo {pron}
|
:: too much, too many
|
| troppo {adv}
|
:: too much, too long, too far
|
| troppo cotto {adj}
|
:: (of food) overdone
|
| troppopieno {m}
|
:: overflow (of water)
|
| troscia {f} [obsolete]
|
:: puddle; rivulet
|
| trota {f} /ˈtrɔ.ta/
|
:: trout
|
| trota salmonata {f}
|
:: salmon trout, rainbow trout
|
| troticoltore {m}
|
:: trout breeder
|
| troticoltura {f}
|
:: trout rearing
|
| trotinatura {f}
|
:: trout colouration (of horses)
|
| trotino {adj}
|
:: trout-coloured (of horses)
|
| trotskista {adj}
|
:: Trotskyist
|
| trotskista {m}
|
:: Trotskyite
|
| Trotta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| trottabile {adj}
|
:: trottable
|
| trottante {v}
|
:: present participle of trottare
|
| trottare {vi}
|
:: To trot (along)
|
| trottata {f}
|
:: trot
|
| trottatoio {m}
|
:: trotting track
|
| trottatore {m}
|
:: trotter (horse racing)
|
| trotterellante {v}
|
:: present participle of trotterellare
|
| trotterellare {vi}
|
:: To trot (also of a horse), to jog, to toddle
|
| trotterellio {m}
|
:: trot (A gait of a person faster than a walk)
|
| trotto {m}
|
:: trot
|
| trottola {f}
|
:: spinning top
|
| trottola {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: a type of pasta supposedly in the shape of a top
|
| trottolante {v}
|
:: present participle of trottolare
|
| trottolare {vi}
|
:: to spin [like a top]
|
| trottolare {vi}
|
:: to rush or whirl about
|
| trottolino {m}
|
:: lively child
|
| trottolino {m}
|
:: toddler, trot
|
| trotzista {adj}
|
:: alternative form of trotskista
|
| trotzkismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of trotskismo
|
| trotzkista {adj}
|
:: alternative form of trotskista
|
| troupe {f}
|
:: troupe, company (theatrical)
|
| trovabile {adj}
|
:: findable
|
| trovadore {m} /tro.vaˈdo.re/
|
:: alternative form of trovatore
|
| trovadorico {adj}
|
:: troubadour (attributive)
|
| trovante {v}
|
:: present participle of trovare
|
| trovantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of trovarsi
|
| trovar {v}
|
:: apocopic form of trovare
|
| trovare {v} /troˈva.re/
|
:: to find
|
| trovare {v} [familiar]
|
:: to visit [a friend, relative, etc.]
|
| trovare {v}
|
:: to contact or get hold of [someone]
|
| trovare {v}
|
:: to come by; to come across
|
| trovare {v}
|
:: (also with che + subj.) to think; to believe
|
| trovare {v}
|
:: to think up
|
| trovare {v} [archaic]
|
:: to compose poetry
|
| trovarobe {mf}
|
:: property master (in a theatre)
|
| trovarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of trovare
|
| trovarsi {v}
|
:: (with in, con, or a) to be, be situated, lie
|
| trovarsi {v}
|
:: to happen to, find oneself
|
| trovarsi {v}
|
:: (with con) to agree or get along (with)
|
| trovarsi {v}
|
:: to meet [someone]
|
| trovata {f}
|
:: solution or quick fix used to get out of a difficult situation; expedient
|
| trovata {f}
|
:: stroke of genius, brainwave
|
| trovata {f}
|
:: joke, gag
|
| trovatella {f}
|
:: foundling
|
| trovatello {m}
|
:: foundling
|
| trovato {m}
|
:: discovery
|
| trovato {m}
|
:: invention
|
| trovator {m}
|
:: apocopic form of trovatore
|
| trovatore {m} [rare] /tro.vaˈto.re/
|
:: One who finds, especially one who discovers (something); finder
|
| trovatore {m}
|
:: troubadour
|
| trovatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of trovarsi
|
| trovatrice {f} [rare] /tro.vaˈtri.t͡ʃe/
|
:: feminine noun of trovatore
|
| trovero {m} /troˈvɛ.ro/
|
:: alternative form of troviero
|
| troviero {m} /troˈvjɛ.ro/
|
:: trouvère
|
| trozkismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of trotskismo
|
| trozza {f} [nautical]
|
:: parrel, gooseneck
|
| truccabile {adj}
|
:: That can be rigged, loaded or fixed
|
| truccante {v}
|
:: present participle of truccare
|
| truccantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of truccarsi
|
| truccare {vt}
|
:: to fix or rig
|
| truccare {vt}
|
:: to change the appearance or function of something in order to deceive others; to tamper with
|
| truccare {vt}
|
:: to temporarily improve the physical appearance [of someone]; to make up
|
| truccare {vt}
|
:: to make [someone] look different; to disguise
|
| truccarsi {vit}
|
:: reflexive of truccare
|
| truccarsi {vit}
|
:: to make oneself up; to put makeup on; to rouge
|
| truccarsi {vit}
|
:: to disguise oneself
|
| truccatore {m}
|
:: make-up artist
|
| truccatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of truccarsi
|
| truccatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of truccatore
|
| truccatura {f}
|
:: making up
|
| truccatura {f} [automobiles]
|
:: souping up
|
| trucchetto {m}
|
:: trick, gimmick
|
| trucco {m}
|
:: makeup (cosmetic)
|
| trucco {m}
|
:: trick, sham
|
| trucco {m} [cinema]
|
:: effect
|
| trucco del mestiere {m}
|
:: trick of the trade
|
| truce {adj}
|
:: grim, menacing
|
| truce {adj}
|
:: cruel
|
| trucemente {adv}
|
:: threateningly, grimly
|
| trucemente {adv}
|
:: cruelly
|
| trucemente {adv}
|
:: fiercely
|
| trucidante {v}
|
:: present participle of trucidare
|
| trucidare {vt}
|
:: To massacre or slay
|
| truciolare {adj}
|
:: chipboard (attributive), particleboard (attributive)
|
| truciolare {m}
|
:: chipboard, particleboard
|
| truciolatrice {f}
|
:: shredder
|
| truciolo {m}
|
:: swarf
|
| truciolo {m}
|
:: shaving (of metal etc)
|
| truciolo {m}
|
:: chip (of wood etc)
|
| truculento {adj}
|
:: truculent, grim, cruel
|
| truculento {adj}
|
:: gruesome
|
| truculenza {f}
|
:: truculence
|
| truffa {f}
|
:: fraud, swindle, scam
|
| truffaldino {adj}
|
:: swindling, dishonest
|
| truffaldino {m}
|
:: swindler
|
| truffante {v}
|
:: present participle of truffare
|
| truffare {vt}
|
:: to swindle, deceive, cheat or dupe
|
| truffatore {m} /truf.fa.ˈto.re/
|
:: cheat, swindler, fraudster
|
| truffatrice {f}
|
:: female equivalent of truffatore
|
| truglio {m}
|
:: A form of plea bargaining once used in Naples
|
| truismo {m}
|
:: truism
|
| trullo {m} /ˈtrullo/
|
:: A type of conical stone-roofed house in Apulia (especially in Alberobello)
|
| trumpiano {adj}
|
:: Trumpian
|
| trumpismo {m}
|
:: Trumpism
|
| trumpista {mf}
|
:: Trumpist
|
| truna {f}
|
:: snow cave
|
| truogolo {m}
|
:: Variant of trogolo
|
| truono {m} /ˈtrwɔ.no/
|
:: obsolete form of tuono
|
| Trupiano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| truppa {f}
|
:: troop (of soldiers)
|
| truppa {f}
|
:: troops (especially in plural)
|
| truppa {f}
|
:: group, band (of people)
|
| truschino {m}
|
:: scriber, marking gauge, scratch gauge
|
| Trussardi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Trussardi {prop}
|
:: Nicola Trussardi, Italian designer
|
| trust {m}
|
:: trust (group of people)
|
| truzzo {m}
|
:: Working class, antisocial youth, UK: chav
|
| tsaconico {adj}
|
:: Tsakonian / Tsaconian
|
| tsavorite {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: tsavorite
|
| tse-tse {adj}
|
:: only in mosca tse-tse
|
| t-shirt {m}
|
:: T-shirt (typically printed with seemingly random English words)
|
| tsunami {m}
|
:: tsunami
|
| tu {pron} /t̪u/
|
:: you (singular); thou
|
| tua {adj} [possessive]
|
:: yours (second person, singular, feminine)
|
| tua {pron} [possessive]
|
:: your (second person, singular, feminine)
|
| tuareg {mf}
|
:: Tuareg
|
| tuba {f} [musical instruments]
|
:: tuba
|
| tuba {f}
|
:: top hat
|
| tuba {f} [anatomy]
|
:: tube
|
| tuba di Eustachio {f} [anatomy]
|
:: Eustachian tube
|
| tuba di Falloppio {f} [anatomy]
|
:: Fallopian tube
|
| tubante {v}
|
:: present participle of tubare
|
| tubare {vi}
|
:: to coo
|
| tubare {vi}
|
:: to bill and coo
|
| tubarico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: tubal
|
| tubatura {f}
|
:: piping
|
| tubatura {f} [in the plural]
|
:: pipes
|
| tuba uditiva {f}
|
:: alternative form of tuba di Eustachio
|
| tuba uterina {f}
|
:: alternative form of tuba di Falloppio
|
| tuba wagneriana {f} [musical instrument]
|
:: Wagner tuba
|
| tubazione {f}
|
:: tubing, piping, pipes
|
| tuberale {f}
|
:: Any truffle of the family Tuberaceae
|
| tuberale {adj}
|
:: tuberal
|
| tubercolare {adj} [botany, anatomy]
|
:: tubercular, tuberculate
|
| tubercolare {adj} [disease]
|
:: tubercular
|
| tubercolato {adj}
|
:: tuberculate
|
| tubercolina {f} [medicine]
|
:: tuberculin
|
| tubercolo {m}
|
:: tubercle, nodule
|
| tubercolosario {m} [medicine]
|
:: TB sanatorium
|
| tubercolosi {f} [diseases]
|
:: tuberculosis
|
| tubercoloso {adj}
|
:: tuberculous, tubercular
|
| tubercolotico {adj}
|
:: tuberculotic
|
| tubero {m}
|
:: tuber
|
| tuberosità {f}
|
:: tuberosity
|
| tuberoso {adj} [botany]
|
:: tuberous
|
| tubettificio {m}
|
:: tube factory
|
| tubetto {m}
|
:: tube (of toothpaste, etc.)
|
| tubicine {m} [literary, Ancient Rome] /tuˈbi.t͡ʃi.ne/
|
:: A trumpeter
|
| tubicino {m}
|
:: small tube, small pipe, tubule
|
| tubicolo {adj}
|
:: tube/pipe-production (attributive)
|
| tubiforme {adj}
|
:: tube-like, tubiform
|
| tubino {m}
|
:: bowler (hat)
|
| tubino {m}
|
:: tube dress
|
| tubista {mf}
|
:: tube / pipe maker, layer or fitter
|
| tubista {mf}
|
:: plumber
|
| tubo {m}
|
:: tube
|
| tubo {m}
|
:: pipe
|
| tubo di scappamento {n}
|
:: exhaust pipe, tailpipe
|
| tubo di scarico {n}
|
:: flue
|
| tubo di scarico {n}
|
:: exhaust pipe, tailpipe
|
| tubolare {adj}
|
:: tubular
|
| tubolare {m}
|
:: tubeless tyre / tubeless tire
|
| tubolo {m}
|
:: Variant of tubulo
|
| tuboloso {adj}
|
:: tubulous (Variant of: tubuloso)
|
| tubo neurale {m} [anatomy]
|
:: neural tube
|
| tubulare {adj} [botany]
|
:: Composed of tubules
|
| tubulare {adj}
|
:: Variant of tubolare
|
| tubulo {m} [anatomy, botany]
|
:: tubule
|
| tubulopatia {f} [pathology]
|
:: tubulopathy
|
| tubuloso {adj}
|
:: tubulous
|
| tucano {adj}
|
:: Tucanoan
|
| tucano {m}
|
:: toucan
|
| Tucidide {prop}
|
:: Thucydides
|
| tucidideo {adj}
|
:: Thucydidean
|
| tucul {m}
|
:: tukul
|
| tudertino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Todi
|
| tufaceo {adj}
|
:: tufaceous
|
| tuffante {v}
|
:: present participle of tuffare
|
| tuffantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tuffarsi
|
| tuffare {vt}
|
:: to plunge or dip
|
| tuffare {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to nuzzle or sink
|
| tuffarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of tuffare
|
| tuffarsi {v}
|
:: to dive; to plunge into
|
| tuffarsi {v} [figurative]
|
:: to throw oneself, enter
|
| tuffatore {m} [sports]
|
:: diver
|
| tuffatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tuffarsi
|
| tuffatrice {f} [sports]
|
:: diver
|
| tuffetto {m}
|
:: dabchick or little grebe
|
| tuffista {mf} [sports]
|
:: diver
|
| tuffistica {f} [sports]
|
:: diving (competitive)
|
| tuffo {m} [also, figurative]
|
:: dive, plunge
|
| tuffo {m} [in the plural, sport]
|
:: diving
|
| tuffo al cuore {m} [idiom]
|
:: skipped heartbeat (strong emotion) or tug at one's heartstrings
|
| tuffolo {m}
|
:: grebe
|
| tufo {m} /ˈtu.fo/
|
:: tuff
|
| tufoso {adj}
|
:: tufaceous
|
| tuga {f} [nautical]
|
:: deckhouse
|
| tugurio {m} /tuˈɡurio/
|
:: hovel, shanty
|
| tugurio {m}
|
:: slum
|
| tugurio {m}
|
:: shack
|
| tuia {f}
|
:: arbor vitae (of genus Thuja)
|
| tuiene {m} [organic compound]
|
:: thujene
|
| tulio {m} [chemistry] /ˈtuljo/
|
:: thulium
|
| Tulio {prop}
|
:: Tully (Cicero)
|
| Tulïo {prop}
|
:: medieval spelling of Tulio
|
| tulipano {m}
|
:: tulip
|
| Tullio {prop}
|
:: Tullius
|
| Tullio {prop}
|
:: Tully, Cicero
|
| Tullo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| tumarone {m}
|
:: A Sicilian cheese, made from pasteurized sheep's milk and flavoured with peppercorns or chili flakes
|
| tumefacente {v}
|
:: present participle of tumefare
|
| tumefacentesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tumefarsi
|
| tumefare {vt}
|
:: to swell
|
| tumefarsi {vr}
|
:: To swell (up)
|
| tumefatto {adj}
|
:: swollen
|
| tumefattosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tumefarsi
|
| tumefazione {f}
|
:: swelling
|
| tumescenza {f}
|
:: tumescence
|
| tumidezza {f}
|
:: swollenness, tumidity
|
| tumidità {f}
|
:: swollenness, tumidity
|
| tumido {adj}
|
:: swollen
|
| tumolo {m}
|
:: alternative form of tumulo
|
| tumorale {adj} [oncology]
|
:: tumoral, tumorous
|
| tumore {m} [oncology]
|
:: tumour, tumor
|
| tumorectomia {f} [surgery]
|
:: tumorectomy
|
| tumorigeno {adj}
|
:: tumorigenic
|
| tumorosità {f}
|
:: swelling
|
| tumoroso {adj}
|
:: swollen, inflated
|
| tumulante {v}
|
:: present participle of tumulare
|
| tumulare {v}
|
:: to bury or inter
|
| tumulazione {f}
|
:: burial
|
| tumulo {m}
|
:: mound
|
| tumulo {m}
|
:: tumulus, barrow
|
| tumulo {m}
|
:: tomb, grave
|
| tumulto {m}
|
:: commotion, uproar
|
| tumulto {m}
|
:: turmoil, tumult
|
| tumulto {m}
|
:: riot
|
| tumulto {m}
|
:: trouble
|
| tumultuante {v}
|
:: present participle of tumultuare
|
| tumultuare {vi}
|
:: to riot
|
| tumultuosamente {adv}
|
:: tumultuously
|
| tumultuosità {f}
|
:: turbulence, riotousness
|
| tumultuoso {adj}
|
:: tumultuous
|
| tumultuoso {adj}
|
:: turbulent
|
| tundra {f} /ˈtun.dra/
|
:: tundra
|
| tungstato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tungstate
|
| tungsteno {m} [chemistry] /tuŋɡˈstɛno/
|
:: tungsten
|
| tungstico {adj} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: tungstic
|
| tunica {f} [clothing, anatomy, botany]
|
:: tunic
|
| tunica avventizia {f} [anatomy]
|
:: tunica externa (outermost layer of a blood vessel)
|
| tunica ragoidea {f}
|
:: synonym of uvea
|
| Tunisi {prop}
|
:: Tunisi (capital city)
|
| Tunisia {prop}
|
:: Tunisia (country)
|
| tunisina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of tunisino
|
| tunisino {adj}
|
:: Tunisian
|
| tunisino {m}
|
:: Tunisian
|
| tunnel {m} /ˈt̪un.nel/
|
:: tunnel
|
| tunsteno {m}
|
:: alternative form of tungsteno
|
| tuo {adj}
|
:: [possessive adjective] your (informal form)
|
| tuo {pron}
|
:: yours
|
| tuonante {v}
|
:: present participle of tuonare
|
| tuonare {vi} [impersonal]
|
:: to thunder
|
| tuonare {vi}
|
:: to boom
|
| tuonare {vi}
|
:: [of a voice] to resonate strongly; to roar
|
| tuonare {vit}
|
:: to speak loudly and vehemently; to yell
|
| tuono {m} /ˈtu̯ɔno/
|
:: thunder
|
| tuono {m} [by extension]
|
:: a loud roaring noise; thunder, rumble
|
| tuorlo {m}
|
:: yolk, egg yolk
|
| tupaia {f}
|
:: treeshrew
|
| -tura {suffix}
|
:: -ing; -tion; -ure
|
| -tura {suffix}
|
:: Added to form nouns of mass or collection
|
| -tura {suffix}
|
:: Added to verbs form nouns relating to their action
|
| tura {f}
|
:: cofferdam
|
| turabottiglie {f}
|
:: machine used to put corks or other stoppers into bottles
|
| turacciolo {m}
|
:: cork, stopper
|
| Turais {prop}
|
:: another name of the star Aspidiske
|
| turanico {adj}
|
:: Turan
|
| Turano {prop}
|
:: A river that flows in Lazio and Abruzzo
|
| turante {v}
|
:: present participle of turare
|
| turantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of turarsi
|
| turapori {m}
|
:: filler (stucco)
|
| turapori {m}
|
:: size (material)
|
| turare {vt}
|
:: to stop, plug [a hole]
|
| turare {vt}
|
:: to cork, stopper [a bottle]
|
| turarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of turare
|
| turarsi {v}
|
:: to be blocked, sealed
|
| turarsi {v}
|
:: to be blocked up
|
| Turati {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Turati {prop}
|
:: Filippo Turati, Italian politician
|
| turato {adj}
|
:: blocked, blocked up
|
| turatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of turarsi
|
| turba {f}
|
:: crowd, throng
|
| turba {f}
|
:: mob
|
| turbabile {adj}
|
:: That can be disturbed or upset
|
| turbabilità {f}
|
:: Property of what can be disturbed or upset
|
| turbamento {m}
|
:: disturbance, breach
|
| turbamento {m}
|
:: anxiety, upsetting
|
| turbante {v}
|
:: present participle of turbare
|
| turbante {m}
|
:: turban
|
| turbantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of turbarsi
|
| turbare {v}
|
:: to disturb, to trouble, to haunt
|
| turbarsi {vr}
|
:: to be upset, disturbed or troubled
|
| turbativa {f} [legal]
|
:: nuisance, disturbance, rigging
|
| turbato {adj}
|
:: upset, troubled
|
| turbatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of turbarsi
|
| turbazione {f} [rare] /tur.batˈt͡sjo.ne/
|
:: disturbance, worry, upset
|
| turbazione {f} [rare, archaic]
|
:: turmoil, confusion
|
| turbazione {f} [rare, rare]
|
:: wrath, indignation
|
| turbellario {m}
|
:: turbellarian
|
| turbina {f} [automotive, electricity]
|
:: turbine
|
| turbinante {v}
|
:: present participle of turbinare
|
| turbinare {vi}
|
:: To gust, whirl or eddy
|
| turbinato {m} [skeleton]
|
:: turbinate, turbinate bone, nasal concha
|
| turbinio {m}
|
:: whirl, whirling, eddying
|
| turbinio {m}
|
:: gust, windflaw
|
| turbinosamente {adv}
|
:: in a whirling or whirly manner
|
| turbinosamente {adv}
|
:: confusedly
|
| turbinoso {adj}
|
:: whirling, whirlwind, swirling, whirly
|
| turbinoso {adj}
|
:: confused, frantic
|
| turboalbero {m}
|
:: turboshaft (engine)
|
| turboalternatore {m}
|
:: turboalternator
|
| turbocisterna {f} [nautical]
|
:: turbine-driven tanker
|
| turbocompresso {adj}
|
:: turbocharged
|
| turbocompressore {m}
|
:: turbocharger
|
| turbodiesel {m}
|
:: turbodiesel
|
| turbodinamo {m}
|
:: turbodynamo, turbogenerator
|
| turboelettrico {adj}
|
:: turboelectric
|
| turboelica {f}
|
:: turboprop (engine)
|
| turbogeneratore {m}
|
:: turbogenerator
|
| turbogetto {m}
|
:: turbojet (engine)
|
| turbolento {adj}
|
:: turbulent
|
| turbolenza {f} [aviation, meteorology]
|
:: turbulence
|
| turbolenza {f}
|
:: boisterousness
|
| turbolenza {f}
|
:: upheaval
|
| turbolenza {f} [aviation]
|
:: wake (the turbulent air left behind a flying aircraft)
|
| turbolocomotiva {f}
|
:: turbine locomotive or engine
|
| turbomacchina {f}
|
:: turbomachinery
|
| turbomacchina {f}
|
:: turbine (engine)
|
| turbomotore {m} [automotive, electricity]
|
:: turbine (engine)
|
| turbomotrice {f}
|
:: turbine (engine)
|
| turbonave {f}
|
:: turbine steamship
|
| turbopompa {f}
|
:: turbopump (centrifugal pump)
|
| turbopropulsore {m}
|
:: turboprop
|
| turboreattore {m}
|
:: turbojet (engine)
|
| turbotreno {m}
|
:: turbotrain
|
| turboventilatore {m}
|
:: turbofan
|
| turboventola {m}
|
:: turbofan (engine)
|
| turbulento {adj}
|
:: alternative form of turbolento
|
| turbulenza {f}
|
:: Variant of turbolenza
|
| turca {f}
|
:: female equivalent of turco
|
| turcasso {m}
|
:: quiver
|
| turchese {adj}
|
:: turquoise (colour)
|
| turchese {f}
|
:: turquoise (gem)
|
| turchese {m}
|
:: turquoise (colour)
|
| Turchetta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Turchi {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Turchia {prop} [country] /turˈki.a/
|
:: Turkey
|
| turchinetto {m}
|
:: blueing (laundry aid)
|
| turchino {adj}
|
:: Deep blue
|
| Turci {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| turcico {adj}
|
:: Turkic
|
| turcimanno {m}
|
:: dragoman
|
| turcimanno {m}
|
:: procurer, go-between
|
| turco {adj}
|
:: Turkish
|
| turco {m}
|
:: Turk
|
| turco {m} [uncountable]
|
:: the Turkish language
|
| turcomanno {adj}
|
:: Turkman, Turkoman
|
| Turenna {prop}
|
:: Touraine
|
| turfa {f} [archaic] /ˈtur.fa/
|
:: peat
|
| turfa {f} [archaic]
|
:: peat bog
|
| turficolo {adj} /turˈfi.ko.lo/
|
:: synonym of torbicolo
|
| turfofilo {adj} /turˈfɔ.fi.lo/
|
:: synonym of torbicolo
|
| turgere {v} /ˈtur.d͡ʒe.re/
|
:: to swell
|
| turgescente {adj}
|
:: turgescent
|
| turgescenza {f}
|
:: turgor, turgescence
|
| turgidezza {f}
|
:: turgidity, swollenness
|
| turgidità {f}
|
:: turgidity, swollenness
|
| turgido {adj}
|
:: turgid, swollen
|
| turgore {m}
|
:: turgidity, turgidness
|
| turgore {m}
|
:: turgor
|
| Turgovia {prop}
|
:: Turgovia (canton)
|
| turibolo {m} /tuˈri.bo.lo/
|
:: thurible, censer
|
| turiferario {m}
|
:: thurifer
|
| Turingia {prop}
|
:: Thuringia
|
| turione {m} [botany]
|
:: turion
|
| turismo {m}
|
:: tourism
|
| turista {mf}
|
:: tourist
|
| turisticamente {adv}
|
:: As a tourist
|
| turistico {adj} /tuˈris.ti.ko/
|
:: tourist (attribute), touristy or touristic, holiday (attribute), tour (attribute)
|
| turkmena {f}
|
:: Turkmen (female)
|
| Turkmenistan {prop}
|
:: Turkmenistan (country)
|
| turkmeno {adj}
|
:: Turkmen
|
| turkmeno {m}
|
:: Turkmen
|
| turkmeno {m}
|
:: the Turkmen language
|
| turlupinante {v}
|
:: present participle of turlupinare
|
| turlupinare {vt}
|
:: To cheat, trick, guile, beguile or deceive
|
| turlupinatore {m}
|
:: cheat, swindler
|
| turlupinatura {f}
|
:: cheating, swindling, swindle
|
| turnazione {f}
|
:: shift pattern (in an industry)
|
| turnista {mf}
|
:: shift worker
|
| turnista {mf} [music]
|
:: session musician
|
| turno {m}
|
:: turn
|
| turno {m}
|
:: shift
|
| turno {m}
|
:: duty, guard
|
| turoniano {m}
|
:: Turonian
|
| turpe {adj}
|
:: filthy
|
| turpe {adj}
|
:: foul, vile
|
| turpe {adj}
|
:: repugnant
|
| turpemente {adv}
|
:: foully, shamefully
|
| turpemente {adv}
|
:: improperly, indecently
|
| turpemente {adv}
|
:: filthily, disgustingly
|
| turpiloquio {m}
|
:: obscenity (foul or obscene language)
|
| turpità {f}
|
:: filthiness
|
| turpità {f}
|
:: turpitude
|
| turpitudine {f}
|
:: filthiness
|
| turpitudine {f}
|
:: turpitude
|
| turricolato {adj}
|
:: turriculate, turriculated
|
| turricona {f}
|
:: turricone
|
| Turrini {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| turrito {adj}
|
:: towered, turreted
|
| tursiope {m}
|
:: bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus)
|
| TUS {n} [economics]
|
:: initialism of Tasso Ufficiale di Sconto
|
| tuscanese {adj}
|
:: Of, or from, Tuscania
|
| tuscanese {m}
|
:: A native or inhabitant of Tuscania
|
| Tuscania {prop}
|
:: Tuscania (town)
|
| tuscanico {adj}
|
:: Tuscan
|
| Tuscia {prop} /ˈtuʃ.ʃa/
|
:: Tuscia (historic region)
|
| Tusciano {prop}
|
:: Tusciano (small river)
|
| Tuscolano {prop}
|
:: Tuscolano (district)
|
| tussor {m}
|
:: tussar
|
| TUT {n}
|
:: initialism of Tariffa Urbana a Tempo
|
| tuta {f}
|
:: sweatsuit, tracksuit, jumpsuit
|
| tuta {f}
|
:: overalls, coveralls, boiler suit
|
| tuta da paracadutista {n}
|
:: jumpsuit
|
| tuta da subacqueo {f}
|
:: wetsuit
|
| tutela {f} [legal] /tuˈtɛ.la/
|
:: guardianship
|
| tutela {f}
|
:: protection
|
| tutelabile {adj}
|
:: protectable, defendable
|
| tutelante {v}
|
:: present participle of tutelare
|
| tutelantesi {v}
|
:: present participle of tutelarsi
|
| tutelare {adj}
|
:: tutelary
|
| tutelare {vt}
|
:: to protect, defend
|
| tutelarsi {v}
|
:: reflexive of tutelare
|
| tutelarsi {v}
|
:: to protect oneself
|
| tutelatosi {v}
|
:: past participle of tutelarsi
|
| tutina {f}
|
:: playsuit (for babies)
|
| Tutino {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| tutolo {m}
|
:: corncob
|
| tutoraggio {m}
|
:: tutorship
|
| tutorato {m}
|
:: tutoring, mentoring
|
| tutorato {m} [legal]
|
:: guardianship
|
| tutore {m} /tu.ˈto.re/
|
:: guardian
|
| tutore {m}
|
:: protector, defender
|
| tutore {m}
|
:: tutor, teacher, mentor, pygmalion
|
| tutore {m}
|
:: stake
|
| tutoria {f} [legal]
|
:: guardianship
|
| tutoriale {adj}
|
:: tutorial
|
| tutorio {adj}
|
:: tutorial
|
| tutt' {adj} [sometimes before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of tutta
|
| tutt' {adj} [sometimes before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of tutto
|
| tutt' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel]
|
:: apocopic form of tutta
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| tutt' {pron} [sometimes before a vowel]
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:: apocopic form of tutto
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| tutt {adj}
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:: apocopic form of tutto
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| tutt'al più {prep}
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:: at most, at worst
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| tutt'altro {adj}
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:: anything but
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| tuttavia {conj}
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:: but, still
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| tuttavia {conj}
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:: nevertheless, however
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| tuttavolta {conj} [dated]
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:: nevertheless, yet
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| tuttavolta {adv} [dated]
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:: always, continually
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| tutt'e {pron}
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:: alternative form of tutti e
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| tutt'e {adj}
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:: alternative form of tutti e
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| tutte le strade portano a Roma {proverb}
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:: all roads lead to Rome (different paths can take to the same goal)
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| tutte quante {f}
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:: everyone, all and sundry (female)
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| tutte quante {f}
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:: everything (feminine)
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| tutti {pron}
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:: all; everybody, everyone
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| tutti e {pron}
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:: (followed by a cardinal number) all (of them)
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| tutti e {adj}
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:: (followed by a cardinal number) all of
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| tutti i giorni {adv}
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:: daily (all days)
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| Tutti i Santi {prop}
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:: All Saints' Day
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| tutti quanti {m}
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:: everyone, all and sundry
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| tutti quanti {m}
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:: everything
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| tutto {adj}
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:: all
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| tutto {pron}
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:: everything, all
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| tutto {pron}
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:: anything
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| tutto {adv}
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:: entirely, quite
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| tutto {adv}
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:: all over
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| tutto {m}
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:: whole
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| tutto bene {interj}
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:: all very well, well and good
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| tuttoché {conj}
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:: though, although
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| tuttoché {conj}
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:: albeit
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| tutto chiacchere {adj}
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:: all talk
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| tutto d'un colpo {adv} [idiom]
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:: suddenly, all of a sudden, out of the blue
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| tutto d'un colpo {adv} [idiom]
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:: cold turkey
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| tutto d'un tratto {adv}
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:: all at once
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| tutto è bene ciò che finisce bene {proverb}
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:: alternative form of tutto è bene quel che finisce bene
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| tutto è bene quel che finisce bene {proverb}
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:: all's well that ends well
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| tuttofare {mf}
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:: handyman, handywoman
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| tuttofare {mf}
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:: man Friday, girl Friday
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| tuttofare {mf}
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:: right-hand man, right-hand woman
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| tutto fumo e niente arrosto {adj}
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:: all talk and no action
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| tutto fumo e niente arrosto {adj} [idiomatic]
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:: all sizzle and no steak
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| tutto fumo e niente arrosto {adj}
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:: A thing or person which fails to measure up to its description or advanced promotion
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| tuttologo {m}
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:: oracle, know-it-all
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| tutto lungo {prep}
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:: all along
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| tutto orecchie {adj}
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:: all ears (listening intensely or awaiting explanation)
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| tuttopunto {adj} [of a flintlock gun]
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:: fully-cocked
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| tutto qua {phrase}
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:: that's all
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| tuttora {adv}
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:: still
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| tutto sommato {adv}
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:: all things considered, all in all, after all
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| tutt'ossa {adj}
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:: gaunt
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| tutt'ossa {adj}
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:: haggard, drawn and emaciated
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| tutt'ossa {adj}
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:: scraggy, scrawny, skinny
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| tuttotondo {adj}
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:: only in a tuttotondo
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| tutù {m}
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:: tutu
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| Tuvalu {prop}
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:: Tuvalu
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| tuzia {f}
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:: tutty
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| tuziorismo {m}
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:: tutiorism, rigorism
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| tuziorista {adj}
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:: tutiorist, rigorist
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| tuzioristico {adj}
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:: tutiorist, rigorist
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| Tuzzolino {prop}
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:: surname
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| TV {f} [colloquial] /tiˈvu/
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:: television
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| TVB {phrase}
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:: abbreviation of ti voglio bene
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| TV spazzatura {f} [colloquial, derogatory]
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:: alternative form of telespazzatura
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| TVTB {phrase}
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:: initialism of Ti voglio tanto bene
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| TV verità {f}
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:: alternative spelling of TV-verità
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| TV-verità {f}
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:: reality television
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| twittante {v}
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:: present participle of twittare
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| twittare {vi}
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:: To twitter (microblog)
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| twittata {f}
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:: tweet (posting on Twitter)
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| tzigano {adj}
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:: tzigane
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