linguistically in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for linguistically in the English»Italian Dictionary

linguistically [Brit lɪŋˈɡwɪstɪk(ə)li, Am lɪŋˈɡwɪstək(ə)li] ADV

linguistically

linguisticamente

linguistically

dal punto di vista linguistico

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a linguistically, musically gifted student

uno studente molto portato per le lingue, dotato per la musica

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linguisticamente

linguistically

Padania

This is the name used by the Lega Nord (Northern League) to mean all of the north of Italy, that is roughly all of the Po basin and the Veneto, which are inhabited by people who are alleged to be of Celtic rather than Latin origin. According to the most extreme members of the league, Padania should aim for secession from the rest of Italy, which is dominated by a “corrupt” Rome, and, in particular, the south, which is considered uncivilized and backward. For opponents and critics of the league, Padania is a meaningless term, which does not correspond to any geographically, historically or linguistically unified area, and the myth of the Padani who are direct descendants of the ancient Celtic people is nothing but a ridiculous sham.

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There are various ways of marking volition cross-linguistically.

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From that point onward, painting was linked with the linguistically inexpressible.

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This theory has no scientific foundation and is not linguistically substantiated in the language of this population.

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However, despite distinctions and interjection of words from other languages which varies from village to village, their language is otherwise linguistically identical.

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The staff of the "naonra" ensure every opportunity is made available to encourage the child's development physically, intellectually, creatively, aesthetically, socially, emotionally and linguistically.

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Educators need to learn to account for the context of our culturally and linguistically diverse and increasingly globalized societies.

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Sound-symbol associations along with linguistic rules and generalizations are introduced in a linguistically logical, understandable order.

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Flotsam and jetsam always appear linguistically joined at the hip.

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Linguistically, a typical direct repeat is comparable to saying bye-bye.

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Among other suggested etymology for bijar are bid-zar (land of willow tree) which is linguistically unlikely.

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