cu meaning in English
| Italian | English |
|---|---|
| cupidamente adverb | greedily(in a greedy manner) |
| cupidigia noun {f} | avarice(excessive or inordinate desire of gain) cupidity(extreme greed, especially for wealth) |
| cupidità noun {f} | cupidity(extreme greed, especially for wealth) |
| Cupido proper noun {m} | Cupid(god of love, son of Venus) |
| cupo adjective | brooding(deeply or seriously thoughtful) gloomy [gloomier, gloomiest](affected with, or expressing, gloom; melancholy) pitch-black(of the blackest black) sullen(dismal) |
| Cupo Mietitore proper noun {m} | Grim Reaper(personification of Death) |
| cupola noun | hood [hoods](enclosure that protects something, especially from above) |
| cupola noun {f} | cupola [cupolas](architecture: dome-shaped ornamental structure) |
| cupola noun {m} | dome [domes](architectural element) |
| Cupola della Roccia proper noun | Dome of the Rock(shrine in Jerusalem) |
| cupola geodetica noun {f} | geodesic dome(a domed structure) |
| cuprammonio noun {m} | cuprammonium(Cu(NH3)4^2+) cuproammonium(complex) |
| cuprite noun {f} | cuprite(mineral composed of cuprous oxide) |
| cupro noun {m} | cupro(type of rayon) |
| cuproammonio noun {m} | cuproammonium(complex) |
| cupronichel noun {m} | cupronickel(alloy of copper) |
| cura noun | nurture(act of nourishing or nursing; tender care; education; training) |
| cura noun {f} | care [cares](close attention, concern or responsibility) cure [cures](method, device or medication that restores good health) heed(attention) treatment [treatments](medical care for an illness or injury) |
| cura te stesso phrase | physician, heal thyselfphrase |
| curabile adjective | curable(capable of being cured) |
| curaçao noun {m} | curaçao(liqueur) |
| Curaçao proper noun {m} | Curaçao(Island) |
| curapipe noun {m} | pipe cleaner(wire which is used to clean small crevices) |
| curare verb | care [cared, caring, cares](to look after) cherish [cherished, cherishing, cherishes](to treat with affection, nurture with care) cure [cured, curing, cures](to restore to health) doctor [doctored, doctoring, doctors](act as a medical doctor to) foster [fostered, fostering, fosters](to nurse or cherish something) nurse [nursed, nursing, nurses](to care for the sick) nurture [nurtured, nurturing, nurtures](to nourish or nurse) salve [salved, salving, salves](to calm or assuage) tend [tended, tending, tends](to look after) |
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