Italienisch | Englisch |
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tendenzioso adjective | biased(exhibiting bias; prejudiced) tendentiousadjective |
tender noun | tender [tenders](fuel-carrying railroad car) |
tendere verb | aim [aimed, aiming, aims](to direct the intention or purpose) draw [drew, drawn, drawing, draws](archery: to pull back the arrow) rax(to hand or pass something) strain [strained, straining, strains](to apply a force) stretch [stretched, stretching, stretches](to lengthen by pulling) tend [tended, tending, tends](to be probable or likely) trend [trended, trending, trends](To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend) |
tendere un agguato verb | ambush [ambushed, ambushing, ambushes](to station in ambush with a view to surprise an enemy) |
tendina noun {f} | curtain [curtains](piece of cloth covering a window) |
tendine noun {m} | tendon [tendons](band of fibrous tissue) |
tendine di Achille noun {m} | Achilles tendon [Achilles tendons](strong tendon in the calf of the leg) |
tendineo adjective | tendinousadjective |
tendinite noun {f} | tendinitis [tendinitides](inflammation of a tendon) |
tendinopatia noun | tendinopathy(a disorder of the tendons) |
tendiscarpe noun {m} | shoe tree(device to preserve the shape of a shoe) |
tendone noun {m} | marquee [marquees](large tent) |
tenebra noun {f} | dark(a complete or partial absence of light) |
tenebre noun {f-Pl} | darkness(state of being dark) gloom(darkness, dimness, or obscurity) |
tenebrosamente adverb | darkly(with a dark appearance) |
tenebroso adjective | dark [darker, darkest]adjective tenebrous(dark and gloomy) |
tenente noun | lieutenant [lieutenants](lowest commissioned officer rank) |
tenente noun {m} | supporter [supporters](animal or figure that supports a shield in a coat of arms) |
tenera adjective {f} | tender [tenderer, tenderest]adjective |
teneramente adverb | tenderly(in a tender manner) |
tenerci verb | mean [meant, meant, meaning, means](to be important) |
tenere verb | have(to possess) hold [held, holding, holds](to grasp) hold on(to keep; to store something for someone) keep [kept, kept, keeping, keeps](to maintain possession of) |
tenere a freno verb | curb [curbed, curbing, curbs]verb hold down(to restrain) |
tenere a freno la lingua verb | hold one's tongue(refrain from talking about something, see also: shut up) |
tenere al guinzaglio verb | tether [tethered, tethering, tethers](to restrict something with a tether) |
tenere banco verb | hold court(To serve as the principal discussant or center of attention in an informal gathering of friends, associates, etc.) |
tenere conto verb | bear in mind(remember, consider) |