turgid in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for turgid in the English»Italian Dictionary

turgid [Brit ˈtəːdʒɪd, Am ˈtərdʒəd] ADJ form

1. turgid style:

turgid

ampolloso

2. turgid liter water:

turgid

ingrossato

Translations for turgid in the Italian»English Dictionary

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turgido seno, labbra

turgid

turgido linguaggio, stile

turgid

inturgidirsi

to become turgid

turgid in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for turgid in the English»Italian Dictionary

turgid [ˈtɜ:r·dʒɪd] ADJ form

1. turgid pej style:

turgid

ampolloso, -a

2. turgid (swollen):

turgid

turgido, -a

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English

Capsule, inch long, broad, rather turgid, densely covered with rusty tomentum.

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The ground floor with arched windows is heavily rusticated and the upper storey is turgid with ornate details and statuary.

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The board are masters at listening earnestly, nodding sagely and replying with turgid corporate speak.

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But the turgid nature of the debate should not be taken to mean that it is unimportant.

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It was a turgid start to what was expected to be a rip-roaring contest, despite what was at stake for both clubs.

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Though not quite as incomprehensible, it was equally turgid.

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Even now they play out like a turgid and rancid plague.

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During dormancy, the pseudo-bulbs will dehise, with the oldest ones being totally consumed, and the succulent leaves appearing to remain turgid and firm on the most recent pseudobulbs.

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For all its lofty intentions, and pretensions, the music often emerged mechanical, even turgid.

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Although it was often turgid, rambling, and inaccessible to most readers, it ran for 25 issues and was republished in book form a number of times.

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