Imp.A-E _INGLESE OK _ 1-130 - San Giorgio Insieme

COLIC
colic n (med) còliche.
Coliseum n Coliseu.
to collaborate vintr colaborå.
collaboration n colaborazion.
collaborationism n colaborazionisim.
collaborationist n colaborazionist.
collapse n (med) colàs.
collar n cuel, golår, golet - breast collar:
tiretetis; collar of bells: sunajere; he
seized the thief by the collar: al
ingrampà il lari pal golår.
collarbone n (anat) pi∑he∑hacis.
colleague n coleghe, compagn di profession.
collect n (gles) colete.
to collect vtr racuei, meti adun, meti don≈he,
raspå - he has been collecting stamps
for years: a son agns ch’al racuei (fås
colezion di) boj; to collect one’s
courage: få anim, få(si) un cŸr fuart; to
collect one’s thoughts: concentråsi; to
collect dust: cluc∂ sui Ÿvs ♦ ritirå - to
collect a parcel: ritirå un pac; to collect
a child from school: lå a ∑holi un frut a
scuele ♦ scuedi - to collect a debt:
scuedi un debit ♦♦vintr ingrumåsi - dust
collects under beds: il polvar s’ingrume
sot dai jets; a large crowd collected
outside the church: une fulugne di int
s’ingrumà fŸr de glesie.
collection n colezion, ricolte, colete.
collector n coletƒr, racueidƒr ♦ colezionist.
college n cole≈.
colliery n minere di ∑harvon.
collision n stocade, stos, trus, trussade.
Colombia n (geogr) Colombie.
colon n doi ponts.
colonel n colonel.
colonial adj coloniål.
colonialism n colonialisim.
to colonize vtr colonizå.
colonnade n puarti.
colony n colonìe - to plant a colony: fondå
une colonìe.
colossal adj colossål.
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colossus n colòs.
colour n colƒr - uniform colour: tinte
unide; to change colour: mudå di colƒr;
I don’t like dark colours: no mi van i
colƒrs scŸrs.
to colour vtr incolor∂ - she colours the
drawing green: a incolori© il dissen di
verd ♦♦ vintr incolor∂si - the leaves
have begun to colour: lis fueis e àn
comen∑åt a incolor∂si; my sister is so
shy that she colours whenever a boy
speaks to her: mß sŸr a jè cussì sforadie
ch’a devente rosse ogni volte che un
≈ovin j fevele.
colourful adj s∑hassƒs.
colourless adj spavid, smam∂t.
colt n pujeri.
column n colone - spinal column: modeål.
comb n pietin.
to comb vtr petenå - to comb one’s hair:
petenåsi; to comb (down) a horse:
strighiå.
combat n combat.
combination n combinazion ♦ complès.
to combine vtr combinå, riun∂ - it is difficult
to combine goodness with arrogance:
al è dificil di combinå bontåt e rogance
♦♦ vintr combinåsi - oxygen and
hydrogen combine to make water:
ossigin e idrogin si combinin par få l’aghe.
combing n petenade, petenadure
to come (came - come) vintr vign∂, rivå,
capitå - the life to come: la vite a vign∂;
come and go: va e ven, ziu-zau; to
come near: vign∂ don≈he; to come
closer: fåsi don≈he; to come to life:
vign∂ a lŸs, na©i; to come to mind: vign∂
tal ∑håv; to come to oneself: vign∂ a sè,
rivign∂; come here: ven ca, ven culì,
vigniit culì; come with me: ven cun me;
he came by train: al è rivåt cul tren; he
came just as we were at table: al capità
juste cuanch’o jerin in taule.
♦to come about vintr sucedi - how did it
come about?: cemŸd esal sucedŸt?.
♦to come across vtr intopåsi in - I came
across Mary yesterday: ∂r mi soi intopåt
in Marìe.
♦to come away vintr vign∂ vie.
♦to come back vintr tornå, tornå don≈he,
tornå in ca - to come back from work:
tornå di vore; twenty years elapsed
before he could come back: vin∑h agns
si diglagnarin prin ch’al podès tornå
don≈he; let us come back to our
subject: tornìn a proposit.
♦to come down vintr dismontå, vign∂ jù -
come down from that chair: ven jù di
chß ∑hadree; come down here: ven cajù;
the snow is coming down: al nevee.
♦to come from vintr provign∂ - where do
you come from?: di dulà sßstu?; I come
from France: o ven de France.
♦to come in vintr jentrå - will you come
in?: volßso jentrå?; come in!: ven dentri,
vigniit dentri, dentri!.
♦to come off vintr distacåsi.
♦to come on vintr vign∂ indenant - a storm
is coming on: al ven indenant un burla∑;
come on!: aide!; come on, let’s go!: sù,
anìn!.
♦to come out vintr je©∂, vign∂ fŸr - I saw
him coming out of the cinema: lu ài
viodŸt a vign∂ fŸr dal cine; a new film is
coming out next week: la setemane cu
ven al ven fŸr un film gnŸv; the sun
didn’t come out yesterday: ∂r nol jere
soreli ♦ petå fŸr.
♦to come up vintr vign∂ sù - tell him to
come up, please: disij di vign∂ sù, di
gracie; the carrots are coming up well:
lis caròtulis a vegnin sù ben ♦ vign∂ fŸr -
a new job came up for me: mi è vignŸt
fŸr un gnŸv lavƒr ♦ vign∂ don≈he - an
old man came up to me and asked
me the time: mi è vignŸt don≈he un vieli
che mi à domandåt l’ore ♦ rivå - water
came up to the first floor: l’aghe a rivà
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al prin plan; to come up to the retirement
age: rivå a la pension; his wedding
is coming up next month: si maride il
mßs cu ven.
comedy n comedie - musical comedy:
oparete.
comet n comete.
comfort n confuart, solêv ♦ bielstå,
comoditåt, comud - to live in comfort:
≈holdi i siei comuds ♦ refrigeri.
to comfort vtr confuartå, solevå - my father
tried to comfort him: gno pari al
procurà di confuartålu.
comfortable adj comud, asiåt - a
comfortable bed: un jet comud; a
comfortable life: une vite asiade ♦
confuartant.
comforting adj confuartant.
comic adj comic - comic actor: comedeant;
a comic writer: un scritƒr comic.
coming n vignude, rivade - coming out:
je©ude; coming and going: cur∂r, corìe;
going and coming: va e ven, ziu-zau.
comma n vìrgule.
command n comand, comandament,
disposizion - to do sthg. at (by) s.o.’s
command: få alc par comand
(disposizion) di un ♦ comand - he has
been given command of the
regiment: j àn dåt il comand dal regiment
♦ paronance - to have a good
command of the English language:
vß une buine paronance de lenghe
anglese.
to command vtr comandå - to command
s.o. to do sthg.: comandåj a un di få alc.
commandment n comandament.
commemoration n comemorazion.
to commence vtr tacå - to commence to do
sthg.: tacå a få alc.
commencement n principi.
to commend vtr laudå - they commended
him upon his honesty: lu laudarin pe
sƒ oneståt.
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