Taliančina | Angličtina |
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cacciatore noun {m} | trapper [trappers](one who traps animals) |
cacciatore di taglie noun {m} | bounty hunter(person who catches criminals in return for a reward) |
cacciatore-raccoglitore noun {m} | hunter-gatherer [hunter-gatherers](person whose main food source is hunting and gathering) |
cacciatorpediniere noun {m} | destroyer [destroyers](type of warship) |
caffè macchiato noun {m} | cortado(espresso with milk) |
calciatore noun {m} | footballer [footballers](one who plays football) forward [forwards](player nearest to the opposing soccer team) |
capro espiatorio noun {m} | patsy(a person who is taken advantage of) scapegoat [scapegoats](a goat imbued with the sins of the people) |
cazziatone noun {m} | earful(castigation) row [rows](noisy argument) |
cognitariato noun | cognitariat(sociological group) |
commiato noun {m} | valediction(speech) |
commissariato noun {m} | commissariat [commissariats](a department of the government of the Soviet Union) police station [police stations](building of police force) |
conciatore noun {m} | tanner [tanners](person whose occupation is to tan) |
controvaiato noun | countervair(heraldic fur) |
correggiato noun {m} | flail [flails](tool) |
corteggiatore noun {m} | suitor [suitors](wooer) wooer(someone who woos or courts) |
crociato adjective | cruciform(having the shape of a cross) |
crociato noun {m} | crusader [crusaders](fighter in the medieval crusades) |
crociere fasciato noun {m} | two-barred crossbill(Loxia leucoptera) |
danneggiatore noun {m} | damagernoun |
decespugliatore noun | string trimmer(powered, hand-held garden implement that uses a rotating monofilament line to cut grass, etc.) |
deliziato adjective | delighted(Filled with wonder and delight) |
deragliatore noun {m} | derailleur(mechanism) |
dettagliato adjective | blow-by-blow(detailing completely) detailed(characterized by attention to detail and thoroughness of treatment) elaborate(detailed) thorough(detailed) |
deviatoio noun {m} | points(movable rails used to switch a train from one track to another) |
deviatore noun {m} | three-way switchnoun |
diatomea noun {f} | diatom [diatoms](grouping of minute algae) |
diatonico adjective | diatonicadjective |
diatonismo noun {m} | diatonismnoun |
diatopia noun {f} | diatopynoun |
differenziato adjective | differentiated(that has taken on a specialized form and function) |
disgraziato adjective | unfortunate(not favored by fortune) |
divorziato adjective | divorced(legally dissolved) |