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tardo [ˈtardo] ADJ
1. tardo (di tempo):
tardo
2. tardo (di epoche storiche):
tardo latino
3. tardo (che si manifesta tardivamente):
tardo fioritura, autunno, inverno
4. tardo (tardivo):
tardo confessione
tardo confessione
tardo confessione
5. tardo (lento nel comprendere):
tardo persona
tardo persona
tardo persona
6. tardo (lento nel muoversi):
tardo
I. tardare [tarˈdare] VB intr aux avere
1. tardare (metterci tempo):
tardare ad arrivare stagione, reazione:
2. tardare (essere in ritardo):
II. tardare [tarˈdare] VB trans
tardare partenza, consegna della merce:
English
English
Italian
Italian
tardo (in doing a fare)
Italian
Italian
English
English
tardo (-a) [ˈtar·do] ADJ
1. tardo (rinascimento, serata):
tardo (-a)
2. tardo a. pej (lento: reazione, persona):
tardo (-a)
I. tardare [tar·ˈda:·re] VB intr
1. tardare (arrivare tardi):
2. tardare (indugiare):
3. tardare (in consegna, pagamento):
II. tardare [tar·ˈda:·re] VB trans
English
English
Italian
Italian
to be slow to do sth
to be not long in doing sth form
Presente
iotardo
tutardi
lui/lei/Leitarda
noitardiamo
voitardate
lorotardano
Imperfetto
iotardavo
tutardavi
lui/lei/Leitardava
noitardavamo
voitardavate
lorotardavano
Passato remoto
iotardai
tutardasti
lui/lei/Leitardò
noitardammo
voitardaste
lorotardarono
Futuro semplice
iotarderò
tutarderai
lui/lei/Leitarderà
noitarderemo
voitarderete
lorotarderanno
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Tuttavia, quello stesso pomeriggio, il sovrano prese una seconda pillola e il giorno dopo fu trovato morto.
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