22 in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for 22 in the English»Italian Dictionary

catch-22 situation [Brit katʃtwɛntɪˈtuː sɪtjuːˌeɪʃ(ə)n] N

catch-22 situation

circolo m vizioso

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to have 22 hours teaching per week

fare 22 ore di insegnamento alla settimana

on 22 February

il 22 febbraio

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circolo vizioso

vicious circle, catch-22 situation

carabina calibro 22

22 rifle

circolo vizioso fig

catch-22 situation

studiate da pagina 22 a pagina 45

study from page 22 till page 45

una calibro 22

a .22

Fratelli d'Italia

Since 1946 the Italian national anthem has been the Inno di Mameli, named after the writer of the lyrics, the poet and patriot Goffredo Mameli, who died at the age of 22 in 1849 while fighting with Garibaldi to defend the Roman republic. It is more commonly known as Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italy) from its first lines: Fratelli d'Italia, / l'Italia s'è desta / dell'elmo di Scipio / s'è cinta la testa (Brothers of Italy, / Italy has arisen / with Scipio's helmet / binding her head). All Italians know the tune (written by choirmaster Michele Novaro, a friend of Mameli's), but very few know all the words by heart (5 verses in all).

(nel calcio) la partita è finita 2 pari

the match finished in a 2-2 draw

22 in the PONS Dictionary

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Cinecittà

Cinecittà , the Italian city of cinema, is a completely self-sufficient complex nine km outside Rome with streets, squares, parks, studios, and all the technical departments needed for making movies. It was built in 1937 and covers an area of 40 hectares. There are 22 studios, 280 dressing rooms and offices, 21 make-up rooms, and a 7, 000 square meter swimming pool. Movies filmed wholly or partly at Cinecittà include "Quo vadis?" "Ben Hur", and "The Name of the Rose."

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Cinecittà , the Italian city of cinema, is a completely self-sufficient complex nine km outside Rome with streets, squares, parks, studios, and all the technical departments needed for making movies. It was built in 1937 and covers an area of 40 hectares. There are 22 studios, 280 dressing rooms and offices, 21 make-up rooms, and a 7, 000 square meter swimming pool. Movies filmed wholly or partly at Cinecittà include "Quo vadis?" "Ben Hur", and "The Name of the Rose."

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