Italian | English |
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seccare verb | annoy [annoyed, annoying, annoys](to do something to upset or anger someone) dry [dried, drying, dries](to make dry) fuss [fussed, fussing, fusses](to fiddle; fidget; wiggle, or adjust; to worry something) irk [irked, irking, irks](to irritate; annoy; bother) |
seccarsi verb | shrivel up(to become completely dry) |
seccato adjective | parched(dry) |
seccatoio noun {m} | squeegee [squeegees](tool used for cleaning glass) |
seccatore noun {m} | pain in the ass(something that causes discomfort) |
seccatura noun | pain in the ass(something that causes discomfort) |
seccatura noun {f} | annoyance [annoyances](that which annoys) bother [bothers](trouble, inconvenience) |
secchezza noun {f} | dryness(a lack of moisture) |
Secchi proper noun | Secchiproper noun |
secchio noun {m} | bucket [buckets](container) |
secchione noun {m} | egghead [eggheads](pejorative: intellectual) nerd [nerds](intellectual, skillful person, generally introverted) wonk(overly studious person) |
secciaio noun {m} | stubble fieldnoun |
secco adjective | dry [drier, driest](free from liquid or moisture) |
secco noun {m} | drought [droughts](period of unusually low rain fall) skin and bones(emaciated; very skinny) |
secco adjective {m} | skinny [skinnier, skinniest](thin) |
secernere verb | disembowel [disembowelled, disembowelling, disembowels](to take or draw from the body) |
secessione noun {f} | secession [secessions](The act of seceding) |
secessionismo noun {m} | secessionismnoun |
secessionista noun {m} {f} | secessionist [secessionists](one who supports secession) |
secolare adjective | secular(not specifically religious) |
secolare noun {m} | secular(layman, as distinguished from a clergyman) |
secolare adjective {m} | profane(Not sacred or holy) |
secolarismo noun {m} | secularism(neutrality towards all religions) |
secolarizzare verb | secularize [secularized, secularizing, secularizes](to make secular) |
secolo noun {m} | century(100 years) |
seconda base noun {f} | second baseman(defensive player) |
seconda chance noun {f} | second [seconds](another chance to achieve what should have been done the first time) |
seconda colazione noun {f} | lunch [lunches](meal around midday) |
Seconda guerra mondiale proper noun {f} | World War II(war from 1939 to 1945) |
seconda persona noun {f} | second person(the form of a verb used when the subject of a sentence is the audience) |
seconda persona plurale noun {f} | second-person plural(the linguistic category referring to multiple people being addressed by the speaker of an utterance) |
seconda persona singolare noun {f} | |
seconda possibilità noun {f} | second [seconds](another chance to achieve what should have been done the first time) |