shivery in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for shivery in the English»Italian Dictionary

shivery [Brit ˈʃɪv(ə)ri, Am ˈʃɪv(ə)ri] ADJ (feverish)

shivery

febbrile

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to come over all shivery

cominciare a tremare tutto

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English

By now you've started to feel a bit shivery, and your body begins to feel really bruised.

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But riesling is the one that makes them go a bit shivery.

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Any place where you can follow the distinctive trails created by grizzlies, and feel the shivery awe of putting your feet precisely where hundreds of the huge bears have stepped.

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Translucent fabric chandeliers cast a shivery mauve light.

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That voice is a still, shivery, fiercely eloquent falsetto that sounds like it's built to flit between pianos and marimbas, and it still does plenty of that here.

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A golden-fleshed, downy-bottomed peach belongs to sunny afternoons at the beach, not shivery evenings huddled over the heater.

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For example, the nerves must not be tremulous or spasmodic, that is gripping and shivery, otherwise many unpleasant situations may arise.

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There's something about black cats that makes us a bit shivery.

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I defy anyone, of any age, not to feel a shivery satisfaction at that moment.

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Bland, slightly dorky clegg stood there on the left side of the screen in his golden tie and projected a shivery mirage of hope.

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