v�rna in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for v�rna in the English»Italian Dictionary

messenger RNA [Am ˈˌmɛsndʒər ˌɑr ˌɛn ˈeɪ] N BIOL

messenger RNA

RNA m messaggero

RNLI N

RNLI (in GB) → Royal National Lifeboat Institution

RNLI

organizzazione di volontari che compiono salvataggi in mare e si occupano di raccogliere fondi per il salvataggio in mare

RNA N

RNA → ribonucleic acid

RNA

acido ribonucleico

RNA

RNA m

See also ribonucleic acid

ribonucleic acid [Brit ˌrʌɪbə(ʊ)njuːˌkleɪɪk ˈasɪd, ˌrʌɪbə(ʊ)njuːˌkliːɪk ˈasɪd, Am ˌraɪboʊˌnjuˌkliɪk ˈæsəd] N

ribonucleic acid

acido m ribonucleico

ribonucleic acid

RNA m

ulna <pl ulnae, ulnas> [Brit ˈʌlnə, Am ˈəlnə] N

ulna

ulna f

Edna [ˈednə]

Edna

Edna

Dana [ˈdeɪnə, ˈdɑː-, ˈdæ-]

Dana

Dana (nome di uomo e di donna)

mina <pl minas, minae> [ˈmaɪnə] N HISTORY

mina (old coin)

mina f

bona fides [Brit ˌbəʊnə ˈfʌɪdiːz, ˌbəʊnə ˈfiːdeɪz, Am ˌboʊnə ˈfaɪdiz, ˌboʊnə ˈfideɪz, ˈboʊnə ˌfaɪdz, ˈbɑnə ˌfaɪdz] N + verbo sing o pl

bona fides

buonafede f

bona fides

buona fede f

DNA N

DNA → deoxyribonucleic acid

DNA

acido desossiribonucleico

DNA

DNA m

DNA before n test, testing

del DNA

DNA molecule, synthetizer

di DNA

See also deoxyribonucleic acid

deoxyribonucleic acid [Brit dɪˌɒksɪrʌɪbəʊnjuːˈkleɪɪk, Am diˌɑksiˌraɪboʊn(j)uˈkliɪk ˈæsɪd] N

deoxyribonucleic acid

acido m desossiribonucleico

Etna [Brit ˈɛtnə, Am ˈɛtnə]

Etna also Mount Etna:

also Mount Etna

l'Etna

v�rna in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for v�rna in the English»Italian Dictionary

RNA [ˌɑ:r·en·ˈeɪ] N

RNA abbreviation of ribonucleic acid

RNA

RNA m

See also ribonucleic acid

ribonucleic acid [ˌraɪ·bəʊ·nju:·kleɪ·ɪk·ˈæ·sɪd] N

ribonucleic acid

acido m ribonucleico

tuna <-(s)> [ˈtu:·nə] N

tuna

tonno m

DNA [ˌdi:·en·ˈeɪ] N

DNA abbreviation of deoxyribonucleic acid

DNA

DNA m

USNA N

USNA abbreviation of United States Naval Academy

USNA

accademia navale statunitense

ulna <ulnae [or s]> [ˈʌl·nə] N

ulna

ulna f

I.snap <-pp-> [snæp] N

1. snap (sound):

snap

botto m

snap of fingers

schiocco m

2. snap (fastener):

snap

(bottone m) automatico m

3. snap METEO:

a cold snap

un'ondata di freddo

4. snap FOOD:

a ginger snap

un biscotto allo zenzero

5. snap (photograph):

snap

foto f inv

6. snap (in football):

snap

snap m inv

II.snap <-pp-> [snæp] ADJ

snap

improvviso, -a

snap decision

decisione f improvvisa

III.snap <-pp-> [snæp] VB intr

1. snap (break):

snap

spezzarsi

2. snap (move):

to snap back

ritornare

to snap shut

chiudersi di botto

3. snap (make snapping sound):

snap

fare un botto

4. snap (bite):

to snap at sb

cercare di mordere qu

5. snap (speak sharply):

snap

dire con tono brusco

to snap at sb

rispondere male a qu

IV.snap <-pp-> [snæp] VB trans

1. snap (break):

snap

spezzare

to snap sth shut

chiudere qc di botto

2. snap (make snapping sound):

snap

schioccare

to snap a whip

schioccare una frusta

to snap one's fingers

schioccare le dita

3. snap PHOTO:

snap

fare una foto a

4. snap (in football):

to snap the ball

snappare la palla

I.snag [snæg] N

1. snag (problem):

snag

inconveniente m

to hit a snag

incontrare un ostacolo

2. snag in clothing:

snag

squarcio m

II.snag <-gg-> [snæg] VB trans

1. snag (catch and pull):

snag

agganciare

2. snag (cause problems):

snag

ostacolare

III.snag <-gg-> [snæg] VB intr

to snag on sth

arenarsi su qc

I.nag² <-gg-> [næg] VB intr

nag

rompere inf

to nag at sb

tormentare qu

II.nag² <-gg-> [næg] VB trans

nag

seccare

III.nag² [næg] N inf

nag

seccatore(-trice) m (f)

bona fide [ˌboʊ·nə·ˈfaɪ·di] ADJ

1. bona fide (genuine):

bona fide

genuino, -a

bona fide agreement, alibi

autentico, -a

2. bona fide (serious):

bona fide

serio, -a

I.burn <burnt [or -ed], burnt [or -ed]> [bɜ:rn] VB intr

1. burn (be in flames):

burn house

bruciare

burn coal, wood

ardere

2. burn (be hot):

burn

scottare

his forehead was burning

gli scottava la fronte

3. burn (be switched on):

burn

essere acceso, -a

he left all the lights burning

ha lasciato tutte le luci accese

4. burn (want):

to be burning to do sth

bruciare dalla volgia di fare qc

5. burn (feel emotion strongly):

to burn with sth

arder di qc

6. burn (be red):

his face burned with anger/shame

è diventato rosso per la rabbia/vergogna

II.burn <burnt [or -ed], burnt [or -ed]> [bɜ:rn] VB trans

burn paper, garbage, food

bruciare

burn building

incendiare

to burn one's finger/tongue

scottarsi un dito/la lingua

to be burned (by the sun)

avere una scottatura

to be burned (injured)

avere delle bruciature

to burn calories/fat

bruciare le calorie/il grasso

this machine burns electricity

questo macchinario va a elettricità

III.burn [bɜ:rn] N

burn

bruciatura f

burn

scottatura f

severe/minor burns

bruciature gravi/lievi