Italiano | Inglese |
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teso adjective | fraught(distressed) strained(tense) tight [tighter, tightest](pushed/pulled together) |
teso adjective {m} | taut [tauter, tautest](under tension) |
tesoreria noun {f} | treasury [treasuries](place where treasure is stored safely) |
tesoriere noun | treasurer [treasurers](official entrusted with the funds and revenues of an organisation) |
tesorino noun {m} {f} | cutie(a cute person or animal) |
tesoro noun {mf} | sweetheart [sweethearts](a person very much liked or loved by someone, see also: darling; cutie) |
tesoro noun {m} | darling [darlings](person who is dear to one) hoard [hoards](archeology: cache of valuable objects) honey [honeys](term of affection, see also: darling) pearl [pearls](figuratively: something precious) thesaurus [thesauri](book of synonyms) treasure(collection of valuable things) treasury [treasuries](collection of artistic or literary works) |
tesoro noun {Pl} | chest [chests](treasury) |
caccia al tesoro noun {f} | treasure hunt(search for a treasure (real, not a game)) |
conteso adjective | in demand(sought-after) |
disteso adjective | recumbent(lying down) |
essere disteso verb | lie [lied, lied, lying, lies](be in horizontal position) |
esteso adjective | deep [deeper, deepest](thick in a vertical direction) extensive(wide) lengthy [lengthier, lengthiest](long of time) vast [vaster, vastest](very large or wide (literally or figuratively)) |
esteso adjective {m} | widespread(affecting a large area) |
inatteso adjective | unexpected(not expected, anticipated or foreseen) unforeseen(not expected) untimely(taking place at an inopportune time) |
ipoteso adjective | hypotensiveadjective |
malinteso noun {m} | misconception [misconceptions](a mistaken belief) |
mappa del tesoro noun {f} | treasure map(map on which is marked the location of a treasure) |
sottinteso adjective | implied(suggested without being stated directly) |
valore atteso noun {m} | expected value(weighted average of outcomes) |