diaphanous in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for diaphanous in the English»Italian Dictionary

diaphanous [Brit dʌɪˈaf(ə)nəs, Am daɪˈæfənəs] ADJ

diaphanous

diafano

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diafano

diaphanous

spumeggiante vestito

diaphanous

evanescente figura

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diaphanous in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for diaphanous in the English»Italian Dictionary

diaphanous [daɪ·ˈæ·fə·nəs] ADJ liter

diaphanous

diafano, -a

diaphanous cloth

trasparente

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diafano (-a)

diaphanous

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He modified it, stamping his identifying marks, which included compound eyes and diaphanous wings.

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It is also lighted from natural, indirect and diaphanous light.

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We've rounded up our pick of the most iconic, diaphanous looks over the decades.

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They are diaphanous silk sarees.

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She wore her femininity, and her sadness, like a diaphanous white-blonde nimbus.

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These painters used large areas, or fields, of flat colour and thin, diaphanous paint to achieve quiet, subtle, almost meditative effects.

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It is diaphanous and widely umbilicated.

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Her clothing was removed until she wore only a g-string and the diaphanous wraparound.

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The colours red and blue predominate in his palette of the 1840s, along with some exquisitely diaphanous draughtsmanship and plentiful use of gold, especially in filigree borders.

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Women typically wear the "dirac", which is a long, light, diaphanous voile dress made of cotton or polyester that is worn over a full-length half-slip and a bra.

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