Olasz | Angol |
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debolezze noun {f-Pl} | shortcoming [shortcomings](deficiency) |
debolmente adverb | faintly(in a faint manner; very quietly or lightly) |
Debora proper noun | Deborah(biblical character) |
debordare verb | overflow [overflowed, overflowing, overflows]verb |
debuccalizzazione noun {f} | debuccalization(sound change involving the glottis) |
debugger noun {m} | debugger(computer program) |
debuttante noun | newcomer [newcomers](new participant in some activity) |
debuttante noun {m} {f} | beginner [beginners](someone who just recently started) |
debutto noun {m} | debut [debuts](a performer's first-time performance to the public) inception [inceptions](the creation or beginning of something) |
decabrista noun | Decembrist(participant in or sympathizer with the Decembrist revolt) |
decabrista adjective | Decembrist(derived from the Decembrists) |
decade noun {f} | decade [decades](period of ten years) |
decadente adjective | decadent(characterized by moral or cultural decline) |
decadentismo noun {m} | decadence(state of moral or artistic decline or deterioration) decadentismnoun |
decadentista noun {m} | decadent(person affected by moral decay) |
decadenza noun {f} | decadence(state of moral or artistic decline or deterioration) waste [wastes](gradual loss or decay) |
decadico adjective | decadic(of or relating to a decimal system) |
decaedro noun {m} | decahedron(polyhedron with ten faces) |
decaffeinato adjective | decaffeinated(From which caffeine has been removed) |
decagonale adjective | decagonal(shaped like a decagon) |
decagono noun {m} | decagon [decagons](polygon with ten sides) |
decagrammo noun {m} | decagram(ten grams) |
decalcabile noun {m} | decal [decals](design or picture to be transferred) |
decalcare verb | transfer [transferred, transferring, transfers](to convey the impression of something from one surface to another) |
decalcomania noun {f} | decal [decals](design or picture to be transferred) |
decalina noun {f} | decalin(decahydronaphthalene) |
decalitro noun {m} | decalitre(ten liters) |
decalogo noun {m} | Decalogue(set of rules) |
decalogo proper noun {m} | Ten Commandments(religious ten commandments) |
Decalogo proper noun {m} | Ten Commandments(religious ten commandments) |
Decameron proper noun {m} | Decameron(collection of 100 short stories by Boccaccio) |
Decamerone proper noun {m} | Decameron(collection of 100 short stories by Boccaccio) |
decametro noun {m} | decametre [decametres](the length of 10 metres) |
decano noun {m} | dean [deans](church dignitary) decane [decanes]noun doyen [doyens](the senior member) |
decantare verb | decant(to pour off gently so as not to disturb the sediment; to decant wine) |