Taliančina | Angličtina |
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fagiolo noun {m} | sophomore [sophomores](second-year student) |
fagiolo adjective {m} | sophomore(second in a series) |
fagiolo di Lima noun {m} | lima bean [lima beans](butter bean) |
fagiolo mungo noun {m} | mung bean [mung beans](seed of Vigna radiata) |
fagiolo mungo verde noun {m} | mung bean [mung beans](seed of Vigna radiata) |
fagiolo rampicante noun {m} | runner beannoun |
falso ragionamento noun | logical fallacy(clearly defined error in reasoning) |
farsene una ragione verb | come to terms with(accept or resign oneself to something emotionally painful) |
fienagione noun {f} | haymaking(cutting and curing of grass) |
filo del ragionamento noun {m} | train of thought(flow of thinking) |
fuori stagione preposition | out of season(untimely) |
gemello malvagio noun {m} | doppelganger(evil twin) |
ha ragione phrase | you're rightphrase |
hai ragione phrase | you're rightphrase |
il cliente ha sempre ragione phrase | the customer is always right(proverb) |
impiccagione noun | hanging [hangings](means of execution) |
irragionevole adjective | preposterous(absurd, or contrary to common sense) unreasonable(not reasonable) |
irragionevolezza noun | irrationality [irrationalities](want of reason) unreasonablenessnoun |
la ragione sta dalla parte dei forti phrase | might makes right(morality cannot question the powerful) |
libagione noun {f} | libation [libations](act of pouring a liquid as a sacrifice) |
magio noun | mage [mages](magician, wizard or sorcerer) |
malvagio adjective | bad [worse, worst](evil, wicked) rotten(cruel, mean or immoral) wicked [wickeder, wickedest](evil or mischievous) |
malvagio adjective {m} | evil(intending to harm) |
naufragio noun {m} | shipwreck [shipwrecks](event where a ship sinks or runs aground) sinking(The instance of a ship foundering and disappearing underwater. ) |
nubifragio noun | cloudburst [cloudbursts](sudden heavy rainstorm) |
nubifragio noun {m} | downpour(heavy rain) |
pasta e fagioli noun {f} | pasta e fagioli(soup made with pasta and beans) |
patagio noun {m} | patagium [patagia](thin membrane that extends between the limbs and body of gliding mammals) |
Pelagio proper noun | Pelagius(a given name of historical usage) |
piantagione noun | grove [groves](small forest) |
piantagione noun {f} | plantation [plantations](large farm) |
plagio noun {m} | plagiarism [plagiarisms](copying of someone's ideas) |
plagiotropo adjective | plagiotropic(growing at an oblique angle) |
presagio noun | presage [presages](warning; omen) prodigy [prodigies](something from which omens are drawn) |