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sperimentato, -a
English
English
Italian
Italian
I. seasoned [Brit ˈsiːznd, Am ˈsiz(ə)nd] VB pp
seasoned → season II
II. seasoned [Brit ˈsiːznd, Am ˈsiz(ə)nd] ADJ
1. seasoned ENGINEER:
seasoned timber
2. seasoned (experienced):
seasoned soldier, veteran
seasoned traveller
seasoned politician, leader
seasoned campaigner, performer
3. seasoned FOOD:
seasoned dish
highly seasoned
4. seasoned wine:
seasoned
I. season [Brit ˈsiːz(ə)n, Am ˈsizən] N
1. season (time of year):
2. season (in sport, fashion, tourism):
3. season (feast, festive period):
4. season:
season CINE, THEAT, TV
5. season VET:
to be in season animal:
6. season (period of social activity) rare:
7. season (suitable moment):
II. season [Brit ˈsiːz(ə)n, Am ˈsizən] VB trans
1. season FOOD:
2. season (prepare):
season timber, cask
flat season [ˈflætˌsiːzn] N
transfer season [ˈtrænsfɜːˌsiːzn] N SPORTS
holiday season [Am ˈhɑləˌdeɪ ˈsizən] N Brit
peak season [ˈpiːkˌsiːzn] N
mating season [Brit ˈmeɪtɪŋ ˌsiːs(ə)n] N
stagione f degli amori also fig
Italian
Italian
English
English
consumato politico
provetto soldato, veterano
condito piatto
seasoned ADJ
1. seasoned (experienced):
seasoned
2. seasoned (dried):
seasoned wood
3. seasoned (spiced):
seasoned
I. season [ˈsi:·zən] N
1. season (period of year):
2. season (epoch):
3. season SPORTS:
4. season ZOOL:
II. season [ˈsi:·zən] VB trans
1. season FOOD:
2. season (dry out):
III. season [ˈsi:·zən] VB intr
1. season (dry out):
2. season fig:
to become seasoned to sth
mating season N
season ticket N
peak season N
hunting season N
I. off-season [ˈɑ:f·ˌsi:·zən] N
II. off-season [ˈɑ:f·ˌsi:·zən] ADJ
peak season N
low season N
tourist season N
Present
Iseason
youseason
he/she/itseasons
weseason
youseason
theyseason
Past
Iseasoned
youseasoned
he/she/itseasoned
weseasoned
youseasoned
theyseasoned
Present Perfect
Ihaveseasoned
youhaveseasoned
he/she/ithasseasoned
wehaveseasoned
youhaveseasoned
theyhaveseasoned
Past Perfect
Ihadseasoned
youhadseasoned
he/she/ithadseasoned
wehadseasoned
youhadseasoned
theyhadseasoned
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During the peak season, there are many electronic/house music festivals on the beach.
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During the summer peak season, the volume increases to a total of 3,812 vehicles on average.
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Some 500 trucks cross the border every day in peak season.
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Camping is allowed, though both huts and camping spaces must be booked in advance during peak season.
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Due to peak season, often a trailer is added to the motor coach for extra capacity.
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