altre traduzioni
| radice |
root
stem
origin
root word
radish
|
| inizio |
beginning
start
starting
onset
inception
opening
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| radicare |
root
take root
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| radicarsi |
root
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| attecchire |
root
catch
|
| frugare |
rummage
search
poke around
fumble
ransack
root
|
| fissare |
fix
set
secure
attach
fasten
be fixed
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sinonimi
sostantivo
verbo
Esempi
It came free in clumps, as if it had no roots at all.
Everybody will still use their product anyway, even if it causes skin disease and death, and has its roots in other people’s suffering.
“When I was nearing three hundred years old, one of them appeared again, crawling out of the roots of a mountain.
He traced it by subtle signs: blocks of worked stone turned up by the trees’ thrusting roots and the occasional cut in the landscape.
It draws power from the glimmer matrix of the buildings and the roots it puts into the mountain.
She roots in her purse for a tissue only to freeze when she hears his guitar.
The kelpie swam faster through the darkness, wending between the objects in the water as if they were the roots of a tree.
Howard, on the other hand, had pictured him as the ordinary prospector, robust, with weather-beaten, leatherlike face, hands like roots of old trees, and not afraid of anything; a man using all his experience, knowledge, and brain and stubbornly trying to find a rich claim and exploit it to the limit.
Even if that only had its roots in Sam’s motive of rescuing Amelie.
But his body that second time incorporated trees swallowed by the sea, their roots and branches coiled like sinews in the corpse flesh of his limbs, while his head and chest were made of the coiled cadaver of a giant sea dragon, the rotting face of the beast furnishing the lord of the drowned with a new, bestial visage.
Unlike his dad’s grunge rasp, Dylan’s voice was haunting, with pop roots and a singer-songwriter vibe.
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