ora angolul
| Olasz | Angol |
|---|---|
| ora interjection | now(signal to begin) |
| ora adverb | now(at the present time) |
| ora noun {f} | breeze [breezes](a light, gentle wind) hour(time period of sixty minutes) |
| ora del tè noun {f} | teatime(a time specifically for the serving of tea) |
| ora di partenza noun {f} | time of departure(the time when an airplane etc. is scheduled to depart) |
| ora di punta noun {f} | rush hour(times of day when traffic jams are commonplace, principally due to commuting) |
| ora legale noun {f} | daylight saving time(an adjustment of the official time during summer) |
| ora luce noun {f} | light hour(unit of distance) |
| oracolo noun {m} | clairvoyant [clairvoyants](person able to foresee the future) divination [divinations](art of discovering secrets or seeing the future by supernatural means) oracle [oracles](shrine to prophetic deity) prophet [prophets](one who foretells the future) |
| orafa noun {f} | goldsmith [goldsmiths](person who makes things out of gold) |
| orafo noun {m} | goldsmith [goldsmiths](person who makes things out of gold) |
| orale adjective | oral(relating to the mouth) |
| orango noun {m} | orangutan [orangutans](arboreal anthropoid ape) |
| Orano proper noun | Oran(port of Algeria) |
| oransoda noun {f} | orangeade(soda water and orange juice) |
| orario noun {m} | schedule [schedules](a procedural plan, usually but not necessarily tabular in nature, indicating a sequence of operations and the planned times at which those operations are to occur) timetable [timetables](a structured schedule of events) |
| orario epocale noun | epoch [epochs](time reference point) |
| orata noun {f} | seabream(any of several species of marine fish) |
| oratore noun {m} | orator [orators](someone who orates or delivers an oration) |
| oratoriano noun {m} | oratorian(member of an oratory) |
| oratorio noun {m} | oratorio [oratorios](a musical composition on a religious theme) |
| oratrice noun {f} | orator [orators](someone who orates or delivers an oration) |
| oraziano adjective | Horatian(of or pertaining to the Roman poet Horace or to his works or style) |
| Orazio proper noun {m} | Horace(poet) |
| orazione noun {f} | prayer [prayers](practice of communicating with one's God) |
| accorare verb | break someone's heart(to cause a person to feel grief or sadness) |
| addolorare verb | distress [distressed, distressing, distresses](to cause strain or anxiety) pain [pained, paining, pains](to render uneasy in mind, to grieve) |
| Addolorata proper noun {f} | Our Lady of Sorrows(the Virgin Mary in reference to her sorrows) |
| addolorato adjective | pained(in pain, especially in an emotional sense) |
| addottorare verb | doctor [doctored, doctoring, doctors](award the title of doctor to) |
| adorabile adjective | adorable(befitting of being adored) lovable(inspiring love) |
| adorabilmente adverb | adorably(in an adorable manner) |
| adorale adjective | adoraladjective |
