Italienska | Engelska |
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calaverna noun {f} | hoarfrost(frozen dew drops) |
calazio noun {m} | chalazion [chalazia](a cyst in the eyelid) |
calca noun {f} | crush [crushes](violent collision or compression; crash; destruction; ruin) drove [droves](large number of people on the move) huddle [huddles](dense and disorderly crowd) scrum [scrums](a tightly packed and disorderly crowd of people) throng [throngs](group of people) |
calcagno noun {m} | heel [heels](anatomy: part of the foot) |
calcagnolo noun {m} | heel [heels]noun |
calcantite noun {f} | chalcanthite(mineral) |
calcara noun {f} | limekiln(a furnace used to produce lime from limestone) |
calcare noun {m} | limescale(chalky deposit) limestone [limestones](abundant rock of marine and fresh-water sediments) |
calcareo adjective | calcareous(resembling or containing limestone) |
calcatreppolo noun {m} | sea holly [sea hollies](Eryngium) |
calce noun {f} | lime [limes](inorganic material containing calcium) |
calce noun {f}; caPlPlotto {m} | whitewash [whitewashes](lime and water mixture) |
calce spenta noun {f} | calcium hydroxide [calcium hydroxides](chemical compound) lime [limes]noun |
calce viva noun {f} | quicklime(calcium oxide) |
Calcedonia proper noun | Chalcedon(town in Asia Minor) |
calcedonio noun {f} | chalcedony(form of fine-grained quartz) |
calcestruzzo adjective | concrete(made of concrete) |
calcestruzzo noun {m} | concrete(building material) |
calcetto noun {m} | futsal(form of soccer) |
calciare verb | kick [kicked, kicking, kicks](strike with or raise the foot or leg) |
calciatore noun {m} | footballer [footballers](one who plays football) forward [forwards](player nearest to the opposing soccer team) |
calciatrice noun {f} | footballer [footballers](one who plays football) |
calcico adjective | calcic(of, pertaining to, or derived from calcium or lime) |
calcicolo adjective | calcicolousadjective |
Calcidio proper noun {m} | Calcidius(Fourth-century philosopher) |
calcificare verb | calcify [calcified, calcifying, calcifies](transitive) |
calcificarsi verb | calcify [calcified, calcifying, calcifies](intransitive) |
calcificazione noun {f} | calcification [calcifications](the process of change into a stony or calcareous substance) |
calcina noun {f} | lime mortar(soft form of mortar) |
calcinacci noun {m-Pl} | debris(ruins of a broken-down structure) rubble(the broken remains of an object, usually rock or masonry) |
calcinàre verb | calcine [calcined, calcining, calcines](to heat (a substance) without melting in order to drive off water, etc., and to oxidize or reduce it) |
calcinare verb | calcine [calcined, calcining, calcines](to heat (a substance) without melting in order to drive off water, etc., and to oxidize or reduce it) |