stemmed in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for stemmed in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.stemmed [Brit stɛmd, Am stɛmd] VB pp

stemmed → stem II, III

II.stemmed [Brit stɛmd, Am stɛmd] ADJ

stemmed plant, glass:

stemmed

fornito di stelo, di gambo

long-, short-stemmed

dal gambo lungo, corto

I.stem¹ [Brit stɛm, Am stɛm] N

1. stem:

stem (of flower, leaf)

stelo m

stem (of flower, leaf)

gambo m

stem (of leaf)

peduncolo m

stem (of leaf)

picciolo m

stem (of fruit)

picciolo m

2. stem:

stem (of glass)

gambo m

stem (of glass)

stelo m

stem (of vase)

base f

stem (of feather)

rachide mf

stem (of pipe)

cannuccia f

stem (of pipe)

cannello m

stem (of letter, note)

gamba f

stem (of letter, note)

asta f

3. stem LING:

stem

tema m

4. stem (of ship):

stem

prua f

stem

prora f

from stem to stern

da poppa a prua

II.stem¹ <forma in -ing stemming, pt, pp stemmed> [Brit stɛm, Am stɛm] VB trans

1. stem NAUT ship:

stem tide

procedere contro

2. stem FOOD:

stem fruit

staccare il gambo, il picciolo a

III.stem¹ <forma in -ing stemming, pt, pp stemmed> [Brit stɛm, Am stɛm] VB intr (originate)

to stem from

derivare or provenire da

I.stem² <forma in -ing stemming, pt, pp stemmed> [Brit stɛm, Am stɛm] VB trans

1. stem (restrain):

stem flow

arrestare, arginare

stem bleeding

arrestare, tamponare

2. stem fig:

stem advance, tide, increase, inflation

arrestare, contenere, arginare

stem protest

arginare, contenere

II.stem² <forma in -ing stemming, pt, pp stemmed> [Brit stɛm, Am stɛm] VB intr (in skiing)

stem

curvare, frenare a spazzaneve

stem cell [Brit, Am ˈstɛm ˌsɛl] N

stem cell

cellula f staminale

stem cell before n research

sulle cellule staminali

stem turn [Am ˈstɛm ˌtərn] N (in skiing)

stem turn

curva f a spazzaneve

stem turn

stemm m

stem-winder [Am ˈstɛmˌwaɪndər] N

stem-winder

orologio m che si carica a mano

stem stitch [Am ˈstɛm ˌstɪtʃ] N

stem stitch

punto m erba

Translations for stemmed in the Italian»English Dictionary

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stemmed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for stemmed in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.stem [stem] N

1. stem:

stem of plant

stelo m

stem of leaf

picciolo m

2. stem (part of glass):

stem

gambo m

3. stem LING:

stem

radice f

II.stem <-mm-> [stem] VB trans (stop)

stem

contenere

III.stem <-mm-> [stem] VB intr

to stem from

trarre origine da

stem (flower, plant) N

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stem

stelo

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woody plant, stem, tissue

legnoso, -a

Translations for stemmed in the Italian»English Dictionary

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cannello

stem

gambo (di fiore)

stem

stelo

stem

fusto

stem

-e staminali

stem cells

stemmed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to stem from

trarre origine da

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Stylish new trays, chinaware, cutlery and tall, stemmed wine glasses add the sense of sophistication and flair for which the airline is known.

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It is an erect, wiry-stemmed plant growing to about 1.5 m tall.

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His initial reticence stemmed from a sense of revulsion at the marketing of music and bands.

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The charges stemmed from over $800,000 in gambling debts.

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White stemmed wattle usually grows as a dense shrub between two and four metres high; it is often much wider than it is tall.

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It is described botanically as a stoutly-stemmed, hairy biennial with large palmate leaves up to 6 inches (15 cm) across.

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His reluctance stemmed from being the father of a four-year-old daughter.

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Many new social trends stemmed from that festival.

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The columbarium's importance stemmed from its having been a source of revenue for the priory as its principal agricultural purpose was the production of fertiliser.

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He felt the character's popularity stemmed from his honesty, lack of materialism, individuality and his adherence to his strict code.

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