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edificato, -a
English
English
Italian
Italian
built-up [Brit bɪltˈʌp, Am ˌbɪltˈəp] ADJ
1. built-up region:
2. built-up shoes, heels:
a built-up nose THEAT
built-up area N
Italian
Italian
English
English
agglomerato [aɡɡlomeˈrato] N m
I. costruito [kostruˈito] VB pp
costruito → costruire
II. costruito [kostruˈito] ADJ
1. costruito (artificioso) pej:
costruito atteggiamento, stile
costruito atteggiamento, stile
2. costruito (edificato):
costruito area, costa
I. costruire [kostruˈire] VB trans
1. costruire (edificare):
costruire edificio, casa, ponte, diga
costruire edificio, casa, ponte, diga
costruire ferrovia, strada
2. costruire TECH (assemblare):
costruire automobile, motore, radio
3. costruire (creare) fig:
costruire Europa, fortuna, avvenire, reputazione
costruire personalità, immagine
4. costruire LING:
costruire frase, periodo, modello
5. costruire MATH:
costruire triangolo
II. costruire [kostruˈire] VB intr
III. costruirsi VB refl
1. costruirsi (edificare per sé):
2. costruirsi (basarsi):
IV. costruire [kostruˈire]
I. abitato [abiˈtato] VB pp
abitato → abitare
II. abitato [abiˈtato] ADJ
1. abitato casa, edificio:
2. abitato (popolato):
abitato zona, pianeta, territorio
abitato zona, pianeta, territorio
III. abitato [abiˈtato] N m (centro abitato)
I. abitare [abiˈtare] VB trans
II. abitare [abiˈtare] VB intr aux avere (risiedere)
I. aggregato [aɡɡreˈɡato] VB pp
aggregato → aggregare
II. aggregato [aɡɡreˈɡato] ADJ
1. aggregato (unito, associato):
aggregato banca, socio
2. aggregato ECON:
aggregato domanda
III. aggregato [aɡɡreˈɡato] N m
1. aggregato (raggruppamento):
2. aggregato:
aggregato BIOL, MATH
3. aggregato ADMIN:
IV. aggregato [aɡɡreˈɡato]
I. aggregare [aɡɡreˈɡare] VB trans
1. aggregare (unire):
aggregare particelle
2. aggregare (associare):
aggregare persona
II. aggregarsi VB refl
1. aggregarsi (formare un tutt'uno):
aggregarsi particelle:
2. aggregarsi (unirsi):
aggregarsi a persona: persona, gruppo
urbano [urˈbano] ADJ
1. urbano (della città):
urbano area, degrado, paesaggio, trasporti
urbano area, degrado, paesaggio, trasporti
urbano attrib.
town attrib.
2. urbano TELEC:
3. urbano (civile):
urbano persona
urbano persona
rialzo [riˈaltso] N m
1. rialzo (aumento):
2. rialzo (in borsa):
al rialzo corsa, obbligazione, mercato
[attrib.] in rialzo valore, titolo
3. rialzo (di terreno):
4. rialzo:
English
English
Italian
Italian
built-up ADJ
1. built-up area:
2. built-up shoes:
Italian
Italian
English
English
abitato [abi·ˈta:·to] N m
agglomerato [ag·glo·me·ˈra:·to] N m
1. agglomerato (centro abitato):
2. agglomerato GEOL:
centro [ˈtʃɛn·tro] N m
1. centro MATH, POL, ANAT:
2. centro (punto di mezzo):
3. centro (di bersaglio):
far centro a fig
4. centro (di città):
5. centro (insediamento):
6. centro (servizio):
7. centro (istituto di studi):
8. centro fig (punto fondamentale: di tema, questione):
9. centro (baricentro):
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The built-up area of the town was 0.24 km, and contained 477 residences.
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The built-up area of the village was 0.038 km, and contained 46 residences.
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The built-up area of the town was 0.20 km, and contained 265 residences.
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The built-up area of the village was 0.13 km, and contained 224 residences.
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The built-up area of the town was 0.28 km, and contained 367 residences.
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