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1100 do
     1. v. first-person singular present indicative of dare
     2. n. do, the musical note
     3. n. C (the musical note or key)
     dare
          1. v. to give, to transfer the possession/holding of something to someone else
          2. v. to yield, to bear, to give, to produce, to return
          3. n. debit
1101 vostre
     1. adj. plural of vostro
     vostro
          1. adj. your; plural and polite forms
1102 sindacato
     1. adj. (finance) syndicated
     2. n. trade union, labor union, union
     3. n. (economy, finance) syndicate, trust, cartel, pool
     4. n. supervision, control, check, audit
     5. v. past participle of sindacare (feminine: sindacata, masculine plural: sindacati, feminine plural: sindacate)
     sindacare
          1. v. To check or control.
          2. v. To audit.
          3. v. To criticize.
1103 irachena
     1. adj. feminine singular of iracheno
     2. n. Iraqi (female)
     iracheno
          1. adj. Iraqi
          2. n. Iraqi
1104 dov'è
     1. contraction. contraction of dove è; where is...?
           Dov'è la mia giacca? - Where is my jacket?
     2. conj. where he/she/it/one is
           Vado in Spagna, dov'è più bello. - I'm going to Spain, where it is nicer.
1105 venga
     1. v. first-person singular present subjunctive of venire
     2. v. second-person singular present subjunctive of venire
     3. v. third-person singular present subjunctive of venire
     4. v. third-person singular imperative of venire
     venire
          1. v. (intransitive) to come, arrive
          2. v. (intransitive) to be (see usage notes)
1106 prezzo
     1. n. price
     2. n. cost
     3. n. value, worth
     4. n. fare, fee, rate
     5. n. (plural) terms, charges
     prezzare
          1. v. To add price tags.
          2. v. (archaic) to appreciate, estimate, hold in consideration
1107 palco
     1. n. stand, platform
     2. n. (theatre, music) stage
     3. n. (theatre) box
     4. n. (zoology) antler
     5. n. scaffold, scaffolding
1108 massimo
     1. adj. maximum
     2. adj. (archaic) chief; principal
     3. n. maximum
     4. v. first-person singular present indicative of massimare
     massimare
          1. v. To maximize
1109 sindaco
     1. n-m. (town) mayor
     2. n-m. statutory auditor
     3. v. first-person singular present indicative of sindacare
     sindacare
          1. v. To check or control.
          2. v. To audit.
          3. v. To criticize.
1110 avvocato
     1. n. lawyer, counsel, solicitor, barrister (male)
     2. n. (figuratively) advocate, defender, intercessor (male)
1111 attori
     1. n. plural of attore
     attore
          1. n-m. actor, player
1112 signori
     1. n. plural of signore
     signore
          1. n. lord, gentleman
          2. n. (used to address a man) sir (gentlemen is used for the plural)
          3. n. (often capitalized) Lord, God
1113 tira
     1. v. third-person singular present indicative of tirare
     2. v. second-person singular present imperative of tirare
     tirare
          1. v. to pull, draw, tug, drag
          2. v. to throw, shoot, toss, kick
          3. v. to utter
          4. v. (slang) (of a penis) to become erect
1114 giornali
     1. n. plural of giornale
     giornale
          1. n. newspaper (publication)
          2. n. newspaper office
          3. n. journal, review
1115 peso
     1. n. weight
     2. v. first-person singular present indicative of pesare
     pesare
          1. v. to weigh
1116 opposizione
     1. n. opposition (all meanings)
1117 vecchi
     1. adj. masculine plural of vecchio
     2. n. plural of vecchio
     3. n. plural of vecchio (second etymology)
1118 francese
     1. adj. French
     2. n. French language
     3. n. Frenchman, French person (male or of unspecified sex)
     4. n. (plural) The French.
     5. n. Frenchwoman, French person (female)
1119 avrebbero
     1. v. third-person plural conditional of avere
     avere
          1. v. to have
          2. v. (auxiliary) to have
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