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

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CRAZY<br />

crazy adj mat, bacilot, alteråt, spirtåt, spasimåt<br />

- to be a bit crazy: vß un vißr tal ∑håv, vß<br />

une ras∑he; to drive s.o. crazy: rompij i<br />

stivåj a un.<br />

creak n cricarie.<br />

to creak vintr cricå, vuicå - the door creaks:<br />

la puarte a vuìche.<br />

creaking n cric, vuìc.<br />

cream n creme - cream cheese: strachìn ♦<br />

flƒr - the cream of society: la flƒr de<br />

societåt.<br />

crease n frape.<br />

to create vtr creå - to create a masterpiece:<br />

creå un cap d’òpare; God created the<br />

stars: il Signƒr al à creåt lis stelis.<br />

creation n creazion - from the creation<br />

of the world: daspò ch’al è mond;<br />

as old as the creation: vieli tanche il<br />

cuc.<br />

creator n creadƒr - the Creator: il Creadƒr.<br />

creature n creature - silly creature:<br />

gnognul; stupid creature!: bocon di<br />

mus!.<br />

credible adj crodibil, crßt.<br />

credit n credit, credince, vß di vß - to buy on<br />

credit: ∑holi di credince ♦ credince - I<br />

don’t want to give to much credit to<br />

this gossip: no vuei dåj masse pßs a<br />

chestis ∑hàcaris.<br />

to credit vtr creditâ - to credit s.o. with a<br />

quality: creditå un di une cualitåt; he<br />

has not the talents you credit him<br />

with: nol à l’ingegn che lu creditais ♦<br />

crodi - she credits everything he says:<br />

a crƒd dut ce ch’al d∂s.<br />

creditor n creditƒr.<br />

credulous adj credul, creden∑on - credulous<br />

person: creden∑on.<br />

creed n credo.<br />

creep n sgrisul - to give the creeps: få vign∂<br />

ogni pßl un pan.<br />

to creep (crept - crept) vintr stri©å - to<br />

creep through the bushes: stri©å tra i<br />

sterps; creeping plants: plantis<br />

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rampighinis; to creep in stealthily:<br />

jentrå di sbris.<br />

creeper n (bot) plante rampighine.<br />

creeping adj rampighìn.<br />

crest n creste.<br />

crest-fallen adj descul - he came crestfallen:<br />

al tornà don≈he descul descul.<br />

cretin m cretìn.<br />

crevasse n sclapon.<br />

crew n ecuipa≈.<br />

crib n grepie, tresßv ♦ presep.<br />

cricket n (zool) gri.<br />

crime n reitåt ♦ delìt, criminål - to commit<br />

a crime: få un criminål; to be guilty of<br />

a crime: jessi colpevul di un criminål.<br />

criminal n delincuent, malvivent - the<br />

police cleared the district of<br />

criminals: la polizìe e à fat place nete<br />

dai delincuents dal distret.<br />

criminality n criminalitåt.<br />

crimson adj purpurìn.<br />

to cripple vtr strupiå, slancâ.<br />

crippled adj cromp, strupiåt ♦♦ n strupiåt.<br />

crisis n crise.<br />

crisp adj crocant ♦♦ npl patatis fritis.<br />

Crispin n Grispìn.<br />

criterion n criteri.<br />

critic n critic, tari≈adƒr.<br />

critical adj critic.<br />

criticism n criticisim, crìtiche.<br />

to criticize vtr criticå - to criticize a work<br />

of art: criticå un’òpare d’art.<br />

to croak vintr cra∑olå - the frogs are<br />

croaking in the pool: i crots a cra∑olin<br />

tal sfuei.<br />

Croatia n (geogr) Crauazie.<br />

crochet-hook n crossè.<br />

crockery n creps.<br />

crocodile n (zool) crocod∂l.<br />

crocus n (bot) cidivoc.<br />

crook n lincìn - by hook or by crook: o<br />

voe o no, par bocon o par prionte, o<br />

rugnind o rugnand.<br />

crooked adj stuart, sbeleåt.<br />

crop n gose ♦ ricolte.<br />

crosier n (gles) pastorål.<br />

cross adj traviers - a cross stroke: un sfr∂s<br />

traviers ♦ contrår, aviers, ledrƒs - cross<br />

winds: vints contrårs ♦ inrabiåt,<br />

invelegnåt, immusonît - to make s.o.<br />

cross: få invelegnå un; to be cross with<br />

s.o.: jessi in còlure cun un; don’t get<br />

cross with me: no sta a ∑hapåte cun me;<br />

to get cross: rebecåsi ♦♦ n crƒs - Red<br />

Cross: Crƒs Rosse; in the sign of the<br />

Cross: tal segn de crƒs.<br />

to cross vtr travierså, s∑hava∑å - to cross<br />

the road: travierså la strade ♦ incroså - to<br />

cross one’s arms: incroså i bra∑s; to<br />

cross one’s legs: incroså lis ≈hambis; to<br />

cross one’s fingers: incroså i dßts; it<br />

has never crossed my mind: no mi è<br />

nan∑he saltåt tal ∑håv.<br />

crossing n traviersade - the pedestrian<br />

crossing: lis riis ♦ incrosament - level<br />

crossing: passa≈ a nivel.<br />

cross-roads n crosere, beor∑he.<br />

crosswise adv a svuec.<br />

to crouch vintr covigl∂si, cuful∂si, scrufujåsi.<br />

crouching adj vuat.<br />

crow n (zool) corvat, cuac, curnile, ∑ore.<br />

crowd n fulugne, fuligate, plene, pestefole,<br />

crafarìe - in crowds: a pleton; a crowd<br />

of children: canae; a large crowd of<br />

people: une plenone di int.<br />

crowded adj fol∑håt, plen tanche une cope.<br />

crowing n berlament.<br />

crown n corone ♦ cucuruce.<br />

to crown vtr incoronå, intronå - Jesus was<br />

crowned with thorns: Jesù al fo<br />

incoronåt di spinis.<br />

crozier n (gles) pastorål.<br />

crucifix n crucifìs, Crist.<br />

crucifixion n crucifission.<br />

to crucify vtr crucifigi - to crucify s.o.: meti<br />

in crƒs un.<br />

crude adj pelƒs - crude facts: realtåt pelose.<br />

cruel adj crudßl, atro∑ ♦ dispietƒs.<br />

CRY OUT<br />

cruelty n crudeltåt, cagnetåt.<br />

cruise n crosere.<br />

cruiser n incrosadƒr.<br />

crumb n fru∑on ♦ molene.<br />

to crumble vtr svrujå - to crumble a biscuit:<br />

svrujå un biscot ♦♦ vintr svrujåsi - this<br />

cake crumbles easily: cheste torte si<br />

svruje facil.<br />

to crunch vtr ron∑hå - to crunch a toast:<br />

ron∑hå un crostìn ♦♦ vintr crustå - the<br />

hard snow crunched underfoot: la<br />

nßv gla∑ade a crustave sot dai p∂s.<br />

crunchy adj crocant, crostulìn.<br />

crusade n crosade.<br />

to crush vtr fracå, sfracajå, sfrengi, tibiâ - to<br />

crush the shell of an egg: sfracajå il<br />

scus di un Ÿv; to crush to pieces:<br />

fru∑onå; to crush grapes: folå la uve<br />

♦♦ vintr fru∑âsi - the peach has<br />

crushed: la pes∑he si è sfracajade.<br />

crushed adj fru∑åt, nichil∂t.<br />

crushing n sfren≈ude.<br />

crust n croste, gruse - a crust of bread: une<br />

croste di pan; the crust of a tart: la<br />

croste di une torte; the earth’s crust: la<br />

croste tereste; the crust of a burn: la<br />

gruse di une scotade.<br />

crustacean adjn (zool) crostaci.<br />

crutch n crò∑ule ♦ cavalot.<br />

cry n vosade, berli, berghel, urle, scriulade,<br />

lement - a feeble cry: un flebar lement;<br />

to give a cry: molå une scriulade.<br />

to cry vtrintr va∂ - to cry one’s eyes out:<br />

scolåsi di làgrimis, va∂ dal dŸr va∂; to cry<br />

one’s heart out, to cry one’s fill: pa©isi<br />

di va∂; to start crying: metisi a va∂ ♦<br />

voså, berlå, berghelå, scriulå - to cry<br />

aloud: berlå a dute vƒs, berghelå a plene<br />

vƒs; «be good!», she cried: «jessi (sei)<br />

bon!», a berlà.<br />

♦to cry out vtr voså - he cried out to me to<br />

be careful: mi voså di jessi caut ♦ saltå<br />

sù - he cried out that he was innocent:<br />

al saltà sù ch’al jere nocent.<br />

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