Italienska | Engelska |
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efferato adjective | ferocious(Marked by extreme and violent energy) heinous(totally reprehensible) |
efferente adjective | efferent(carrying away from) |
effervescente adjective | carbonated(containing dissolved carbon dioxide gas (under pressure)) high-spirited(possessing a bold nature) vibrant(vibrating, resonant or resounding) |
effervescenza noun | sparkle [sparkles](scintillation) |
effettivamente adverb | actually(In act or in fact; really; in truth; positively) indeed(degree: in fact) |
effettivo adjective | actual(existing in act or reality, not just potentially) factual(of facts) |
effetto noun | effect [effects](result of an action) |
effetto noun {m} | impact [impacts](a significant or strong influence) result [results](fruit, beneficial or tangible effect) |
effetto a catena noun {m} | knock-on effect(secondary, indirect effect) |
effetto collaterale noun | by-product(side effect) |
effetto collaterale noun {m} | side effect [side effects](unintended consequence of any action) |
effetto di commercio noun {m} | negotiable instrument(legal document) |
effetto domino noun {m} | domino effect(chain of events) knock-on effect(secondary, indirect effect) |
effetto doppler noun | Doppler effect(change in frequency or wavelength) |
effetto Einstein-De Haas proper noun {m} | Einstein–de Haas effect(physical phenomenon) |
effetto farfalla noun {m} | butterfly effect [butterfly effects](technical notion of sensitive dependence on initial conditions in chaos theory) |
effetto giuridico noun {m} | legal effect(a particular state of the rights in consequence of a defined state of things) |
effetto Mozart proper noun {m} | Mozart effect(supposed phenomenon by which listening to Mozart induces improvement in mental performance) |
effetto negoziabile noun {m} | negotiable instrument(legal document) |
effetto onda noun {m} | ripple effect(one event instigating a set of other events) |
effetto Peltier noun {m} | Peltier effect(thermodynamic effect) |
effetto placebo noun {m} | placebo effect(tendency for a substance to exhibit results due to belief of the recipient) |
effetto secondario noun {m} | aftereffect [aftereffects](delayed effect) |
effetto Seebeck noun {m} | Seebeck effect(thermodynamic effect) |
effetto sensazionale noun {m} | sensation [sensations](widespread excitement) |
effetto serra noun {m} | greenhouse effect [greenhouse effects](process by which a planet is warmed by its atmosphere) |
effetto Streisand noun {m} | Streisand effect(phenomenon) |
effettuabile adjective | feasible(that can be done in practice) |
effettuabilità noun {f} | feasibility [feasibilities](state of being feasible) practicability [practicabilities](being practicable) |
effettuare verb | effect [effected, effecting, effects](to make or bring about; to implement) |
efficace adjective | effective(having the power to produce a required effect or effects) meaningful(having meaning, significant) |