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800 libero
     1. adj. free (not imprisoned or enslaved)
           Un uomo libero. - A free man.
     2. adj. clear, unobstructed (without blockages)
           Il passaggio era libero. - The passage was clear.
     3. adj. free (without obligations)
     liberare
          1. v. to free, set free, release, liberate, deliver, rid
          2. v. to clear, vacate, free
801 aiuto
     1. n. help, assistance, aid
     2. n. support
     3. n. helper, assistant (person)
     4. interj. help!
           Aiuto! Si va a picco! Aiuto! Aiuto! - Help! It is sinking! Help! Help!
     aiutare
          1. v. to help, assist
802 morta
     1. adj. feminine singular of morto
     morto
          1. adj. (literal and figurative) dead
          2. adj. (by extension, colloquial, of a body part) dead (experiencing pins and needles)
          3. adj. (figurative, of a time period) past
          4. n-m. dead man
          5. n-m. corpse, dead body
803 doveva
     1. v. third-person singular imperfect of dovere
     dovere
          1. v. to owe
          2. v. (auxiliary) to have to do something (must)
          3. n. duty
804 bambina
     1. n. feminine of it, bambino
     2. n. (informal) babe
     bambino
          1. n-m. child, baby, toddler, tot (of unspecified sex)
          2. n-m. (baby) boy, young boy
          3. n-m. (cat) Breed of short hairless cats
805 capitale
     1. adj. (legal) capital
     2. adj. (primary) capital, primary, prime, chief, main
     3. n. (economics) capital
     4. n. capital city, capital
           la Capitale - the Capital (= Rome)
806 messa
     1. n. mass (in religion)
     2. n. setting, putting, laying
     3. n. (agriculture) sprout, shoot, bud
     4. v. feminine singular past participle of mettere
807 venuta
     1. adj. feminine singular of venuto
     2. n. coming, arrival
     3. n. female comer
     4. v. feminine singular past participle of venire
     venuto
          1. adj. coming
          2. n. comer
          3. v. past participle of venire (feminine: venuta, masculine plural: venuti, feminine plural: venute)
808 condizioni
     1. n. plural of condizione
     2. v. second-person singular present indicative of condizionare
     3. v. first-person singular present subjunctive of condizionare
     4. v. second-person singular present subjunctive of condizionare
     5. v. third-person singular present subjunctive of condizionare
     condizionare
          1. v. To condition (all senses)
     condizione
          1. n. condition
809 finale
     1. adj. final, ending
     2. n. end, ending, conclusion
     3. n. finale
     4. n. (wine) finish (sensations a wine leaves on the palate after degustation)
     5. n. (sports) final, finals
810 conosco
     1. v. first-person singular present indicative of conoscere
     conoscere
          1. v. to a person or place, experience
          2. v. to recognise
811 partire
     1. v. (intransitive) to depart, to leave, to set forth
     2. v. (intransitive) to start (with), to set out
812 grave
     1. adj. grave, serious
           un grave problema - a serious problem
     2. adj. heavy
     3. adj. solemn
     4. adj. (music) low-pitched, low-pitch
813 lasciare
     1. v. to leave (leave something behind)
           Ho lasciato il mio libro a scuola. - I left my book at school.
           Lascia libero. - Leave free.
     2. v. to let
           Lasciatemi vedere il biglietto. - You all Let me see the ticket.
814 braccio
     1. n. (anatomy) arm
     2. n. (unit of measure, nautical) fathom
     3. n. (geography) branch, arm of the sea
     4. n. (mechanics) arm (of crane etc.)
     5. n. branch (of candleholder etc.)
     bracciare
          1. v. (transitive, nautical) to brace
815 vivo
     1. adj. alive, live
     2. adj. brisk, animate, vivacious
     3. adj. vivid, intense, brilliant
     4. n. living person
     5. v. first-person singular present of vivere
     vivere
          1. v. to live; to be alive
          2. v. to subsist
          3. v. to be
          4. n. living, life
          5. n. lifestyle
816 conti
     1. n. plural of conto
     2. n. plural of conte
     3. v. second-person singular present indicative of contare
     4. v. first-person singular present subjunctive of contare
     5. v. second-person singular present subjunctive of contare
     contare
          1. v. to count
          2. v. to include
          3. v. to tell (a story)
          4. v. (intransitive) to count, to matter
          5. v. (intransitive) to count on someone
     conto
          1. n. calculation
          2. n. account (at a bank etc)
          3. n. bill (for a meal, hotel etc)
          4. v. first-person singular present of contare
817 migliaia
     1. n. plural of migliaio
     migliaio
          1. n. thousand, about a thousand, about one thousand
          2. n. (in the plural) thousands, hundred, hundreds (a great number)
818 vittime
     1. n. plural of vittima
     vittima
          1. n. victim
819 capisce
     1. v. third-person singular present indicative of capire
     capire
          1. v. to understand, get the point, take the point
          2. v. (rare, intransitive) to fit (in something)
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