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sbattezzarsi
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to fret, to worry along;
to apostasize; to change one's nameq |
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sbattimento
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beating, shaking, tossing
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sbattuto
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beaten, tossed;
depressed, harassed |
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sbavare
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to trim metal castings;
to slobber, to slaver |
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sbavone
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slobberer
dribbler |
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sbalzo
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bound, spring, jerk, jolt
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a sbalzi
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by leaps and bounds
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sbavatura
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slaver, dribbling
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sbellicarsi dalle risa
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to split one's sides with laughing
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sbendere
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to remove bandages, to unbind
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sberleffe, sberleffo
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grimace, mocking grin
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fare gli sberleffi
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to make faces
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sberrettarsi
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to take off one's cap, to salute
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sbevazzare
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to tipple
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sbevazzamento
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boozing
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sbiadire
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to fade, to lose its color;
to run (of a color); to fade |
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sbiancare
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to whitewash, to bleach;
to turn pale |
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sbiancarsi
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to grow pale, to turn white
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sbiancatura
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whitewashing; bleaching
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sbisciare
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to mumble, to mouth
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sbiecare
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to look askance at;
to put across, to put straight; to slant, to slope, to be awry |
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sbieco, sbiescio
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aslant, askew;
awry; oblique |
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sbigottire
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to frighten; to terrify;
to dismay |
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sbigottimento
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dismay, consternation;
amazement; discouragement |
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sbilanciare
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to unbalance, to unsettle;
to throw out of balance; to cause or have a deficiency |
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sbilenco
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crooked; bandy-legged
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sbiriciare
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to eye, to closely at;
to ogle, to leery |
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sbirraglia
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police, constabulary
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sbirro
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(contemptuous term for a) policeman
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sbizzarrirsi
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to indulge one's whims;
to get one's own way |
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sbloccare
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(comm) to
release, disengage |
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sblocco (comm.) )
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unfreezing ( of prices)
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sboccare
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to lead into;
to flow into (of river, etc); to open into ( of a street), to debouch |
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sboccatamente
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obscenely, indecently, without restraint
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sboccato
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foul-mouthed
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sboccatura
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opening, mouth ( of a river)
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sbocciare
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to bloom, to blossom
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sboccio
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bloom, blossoming
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sbocconcellare
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to nibble, to mince, to eat very slowly
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sbocconcellamento
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nibbling, mincing ( of meat)
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sbollire
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to go off the boil, to stop boiling;
to calm down ( in one's passions) |
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sbornia
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intoxication, drunkeness
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sborniarsi
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to get drunk
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sbottare
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to burst out
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sbottonarsi
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to unbosom oneself; to lay bare one's feelings
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sbottonare
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to unbutton
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sbottoneggiare
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to banter; to malign
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sbozzare
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to setch, to outline, to make a rough drawing
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sbozzatura
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sketch, outline
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sbozzolarsi
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to emerge from the cocoon
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sbracarsi
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to take of one's trousers
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sbracato
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trouserless
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sbracatamente
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excessively
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sbracciarsi
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to turn up one's sleeves, to bare one's arms;
to get very busy; to use every effort |
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sbraciareq
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to poke ( the fire)
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sbraciarsi
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(fig) to make a show ( with one's money),\\to swagger, to talk big
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sbraciatoio
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Poker
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sbracione
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boaster
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sbraitare
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to bawl, to shout, to clmour
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sbraitio
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uproar, constant bawling and shouting
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sbraitone
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bawler
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sbramarsi
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to satisfy everyone's longing
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sbranare
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to tear to pieces, to rend
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sbrancamento
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straying ( from the flock);
lopping, pruning |
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sbrancarsi
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to stray
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sbrandellare
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to tear to pieces, to shred
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sbrandellarsi
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to fall into tatters
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sbrano
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tear, rent
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