Taliančina | Angličtina |
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nastro trasportatore noun | moving walkway(slow conveyor belt that transports people horizontally) |
nastro trasportatore noun {m} | conveyor belt(continuous band moved to transport objects) |
nerastro adjective | blackish(somewhat black) |
neurogastroenterologia noun | |
oligoastrocitoma noun {f} | oligoastrocytoma(form of brain tumor) |
pastrocchiare verb | muddle [muddled, muddling, muddles](mix together, to mix up; to confuse) |
pastrocchio noun {m} | botch(An action, job, or task that has been performed very badly) hodgepodge [hodgepodges](collection of miscellaneous things; a jumble) muddle [muddles](a mixture; a confusion; a garble) |
pilastro noun {m} | bollard [bollards](post preventing vehicles from entering pedestrian area) mainstay [mainstays](chief support) pier [piers](structure supporting the junction between two spans of a bridge) pillar [pillars](large post, often used as supporting architecture) |
poetastro noun {m} | poetaster(unskilled poet) |
pollastro noun {m} | cockerel(young male chicken) |
radioastronomia noun {f} | radio astronomy(branch of astronomy) |
registratore a nastro noun {m} | tape recorder [tape recorders](an electromechanical device use to record and play back sound) |
rosastro adjective {m} | rosish(somewhat rosy, pale pink) |
rossastro adjective | maroon(color) reddish(resembling the colour red) |
salmastro adjective {m} | brackish(slightly salty) briny [brinier, briniest](salty) |
sega a nastro noun {f} | bandsaw [bandsaws](a saw whose blade is a continuous band) |
teologastro noun {m} | theologasternoun |
unità astronomica noun {f} | astronomical unit [astronomical units](measure of distance) |
verdastro adjective | green [greener, greenest](sickly) greenish(somewhat green) |
videonastro noun {m} | videotape [videotapes](tape used to record videos) |
vincastro noun {m} | crook [crooks](a shepherd's crook) |
violastro adjective | purplish(somewhat purple in colour/color) |
violastro adjective {m} | violetish(somewhat violet) |
Zoroastro proper noun {m} | Zoroaster(founder of Zoroastrianism) |