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eruzione cutanea
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Italian
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rash1 [Brit raʃ, Am ræʃ] ADJ
rash person, decision, move, plan:
rash
avventato
it was rash to do
è stata un'imprudenza fare
to be rash enough to do
essere così imprudente, avventato da fare
in a rash moment
in un momento di follia
rash2 [Brit raʃ, Am ræʃ] N
1. rash (skin):
rash
eruzione f cutanea
rash
sfogo m
to have a rash
avere un'eruzione cutanea
to come out or break out in a rash
ricoprirsi di chiazze rosse
2. rash (spate):
rash fig
ondata f (of di)
nappy rash [ˈnæpɪˌræʃ] N Brit
nappy rash
eritema m da pannolino
to have nappy rash
avere il culetto arrossato
nettle rash [Brit ˈnɛtl raʃ, Am ˈnɛdl ˌræʃ] N
nettle rash
orticaria f
heat rash [ˈhiːtˌræʃ] N MED
heat rash
eruzione f (cutanea) da calore
scarlet rash [ˌskɑːlətˈræʃ] N
scarlet rash
eritema m da scarlattina
Italian
Italian
English
English
eritema da pannolino
nappy rash Brit
eritema da pannolino
diaper rash Am
eritema solare
sun rash
corrivo
rash
inconsulto
rash
eritema da scarlattina
scarlet rash
English
English
Italian
Italian
rash1 [ræʃ] N
1. rash MED:
rash
eruzione f cutanea
2. rash (outbreak: of burglaries, etc):
rash
ondata f
rash2 [ræʃ] ADJ
rash decision
affrettato, -a
rash move
impulsivo, -a
heat rash <-es> N
heat rash
eruzione f cutanea da calore
nettle rash <-es> N
nettle rash
orticaria f
Italian
Italian
English
English
imprudente (persona)
rash
imprudente
rash person
eruzione cutanea
rash
eruzione -a
rash
arrischiato (-a)
rash
avventato (-a)
rash
azzardoso (-a)
rash
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
she broke out in a rash
le è venuta un'eruzione cutanea
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Larvae have urticating hairs which can cause a rash to the skin.
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Less frequently, the rash may appear inside the mouth or near the hairline.
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This was a military doctrine that (with the advantage of hindsight) might have proven a bit rash.
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It's not to be, as a rash of violence shakes the city.
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Some of the symptoms were high fever, rash, and bleeding from the nose.
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