pine cone in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for pine cone in the English»Italian Dictionary

pine cone [Brit, Am ˈpaɪn ˌkoʊn] N

pine cone

pigna f

Translations for pine cone in the Italian»English Dictionary

pigna (di pino)

pine cone

Translations for pine cone in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.cone [Brit kəʊn, Am koʊn] N

1. cone (all contexts):

cone

cono m

2. cone:

cone, also ice-cream cone

cono m (gelato)

II.cone [Brit kəʊn, Am koʊn] VB trans

cone

dare forma di cono a

pine¹ [Brit pʌɪn, Am paɪn] N

1. pine (tree):

pine, also pine tree

pino m

pine, also pine tree before n branch, log, fragrance

di pino

2. pine (timber):

pine

(legno di) pino m

made of pine

di pino

stripped pine

pino scortecciato

stripped pine before n furniture, plank

in pino, di pino

3. pine before n (having scent of pine):

pine disinfectant

al pino

pine² [Brit pʌɪn, Am paɪn] VB intr

pine

desiderare ardentemente, morire dalla voglia (for di; to do di fare)

pine cone in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pine cone in the English»Italian Dictionary

pine cone N

pine cone

pigna f

Translations for pine cone in the Italian»English Dictionary

pigna

pine cone

Translations for pine cone in the English»Italian Dictionary

cone [koʊn] N

1. cone:

cone

cono m

2. cone BOT:

cone

pigna f

pine¹ [paɪn] N (tree, wood)

pine

pino m

pine² [paɪn] VB intr

1. pine (waste away):

to pine (away)

deperire

2. pine (long for):

to pine for sb

sospirare per la mancanza di qu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The term pine cone for the reproductive organ of conifer trees was first recorded in 1694.

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Another helpful tip for loose wool control includes giving the rabbit a pine cone to play with.

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Pair them with a make-it-yourself pine cone turkey kit to keep them happy and occupied while dinner is served.

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These secondary growths typically number between four and seven; some may be aborted as the nutrients from the pine cone substrate are depleted, resulting in stems lacking caps.

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Here the seeds are extracted dangerously, with the trees scaled to pick the seeds directly from each pine cone.

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A pine cone will go through many cycles of opening and closing during its life span, even after seed dispersal is complete.

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Early visual representations in religious art made the heart look more like a pine cone.

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A cockatoo spends about twenty minutes on each pine cone.

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The excavation of the relief fragments, and especially of a 40 cm high pine cone revealed them to be parts of a grave monument, called a pillar monument.

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The most common design is a spruce or pine cone with sticks or matches for legs, which can easily be attached by forcing them between the cone scales.

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