Italian | English |
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pieno adjective | full [fuller, fullest](containing the maximum possible amount) full up(filled to satiety) stuffed(with food) |
pieno adjective {f} | replete(abounding) |
pieno adjective {m} | fraught(charged or accompanied with) |
pieno come un uovo adjective | full up(filled to satiety) |
pieno come un'otre adjective | full as a goog(having eaten too much) |
pieno controllo noun {f} | sovereignty(of a ruler: supreme authority over all things) |
pieno Medioevo proper noun | High Middle Ages(period of European history, between the Early Middle Ages and the Late Middle Ages, that saw great social and political change) |
pieno zeppo adjective | full up(filled to satiety) |
pieno zeppo adjective {m} | chock full(containing the maximum amount) |
pienone noun {m} | full house(maximum capacity) |
pienotto adjective | chubby [chubbier, chubbiest](of a body part, containing a moderate amount of fat) |
a tempo pieno adjective | full-time(Involving a full amount of time spent on some activity) |
a tempo pieno adverb | full-time(Spending a full amount of time) |
appieno noun | fully(to a full extent) |
essere pieno verb | stuff [stuffed, stuffing, stuffs](to be sated) |
essere pieno zeppo verb | brim [brimmed, brimming, brims](to be full to overflowing) |
in pieno svolgimento preposition | in full swing(proceeding fully) |
ripieno adjective | stuffed(with material) |
ripieno noun {m} | filling [fillings](contents of a pie, etc.) stuffing(food items used to stuff another) |
ripieno adjective {m} | replete(abounding) |
strapieno adjective | full up(filled to satiety) |
strapieno adjective {m} | replete(filled to bursting) |
terrapieno noun {m} | dyke [dykes](barrier to prevent flooding) earthwork [earthworks](structure made from earth) mound [mounds](artificial elevation of earth) |