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воинского
thought
Italian
Italian
English
English
idea [iˈdɛa] N f
1. idea:
idea (progetto)
idea (progetto)
plan di qcs: of sth di fare: of doing
avere una mezza idea di fare qc inf
avere una mezza idea di fare qc inf
to have half a mind to do sth Brit
che idea!
che idea stupida!
2. idea (opinione, riflessione):
idea
idea
thought su, circa: about
avere idea che
3. idea (abbozzo di conoscenza):
idea
dare a qn un'idea di spesa, estensione
4. idea (quantità minima):
5. idea (ideale):
6. idea (rappresentazione astratta):
idea
Phrases:
idea fissa
idea di fondo
idea regalo
ideare [ideˈare] VB trans
1. ideare (immaginare):
2. ideare (progettare):
strambo idea
strambo idea
strambo idea
strambo idea
barmy Brit inf
English
English
Italian
Italian
idea f preconcetta (about su, di)
Italian
Italian
English
English
idea <-ee> [i·ˈdɛ:·a] N f
1. idea (pensiero):
idea
neanche per idea!
2. idea (nozione):
idea
3. idea (opinione):
idea
essere dell'idea che +cong
idea fissa
4. idea (intenzione, progetto):
idea
avere una mezza idea di inf
5. idea (trovata):
idea
che idea!
6. idea inf (piccola quantità):
idea
ideare [i·de·ˈa:·re] VB trans (inventare)
English
English
Italian
Italian
idea
to get an idea of sth
Presente
ioideo
tuidei
lui/lei/Leiidea
noiideiamo
voiideate
loroideano
Imperfetto
ioideavo
tuideavi
lui/lei/Leiideava
noiideavamo
voiideavate
loroideavano
Passato remoto
ioideai
tuideasti
lui/lei/Leiideò
noiideammo
voiideaste
loroidearono
Futuro semplice
ioideerò
tuideerai
lui/lei/Leiideerà
noiideeremo
voiideerete
loroideeranno
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È il terzo Bowserotto più vecchio, ma spesso lo si confonde con il più giovane perché è il più strambo e immaturo.
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È un tipo simpatico e strambo che fa trucchi di magia e che diventerà molto famoso.
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Probabilmente la versione più stramba è la seconda ristampa italiana dalla copertina marrone.
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In seguito vengono mostrate le altre strambe attrazioni del parco.
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Il fricchettone (dall'inglese freak, traducibile dalla lingua inglese in "strambo" o "spostato") è generalmente un soggetto anticonformista, stravagante o contestatore.
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