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στο Ιταλικό λεξικό Oxford-Paravia
accademia [akkaˈdɛmja] ΟΥΣ θηλ
2. accademia (pura esibizione di stile) μτφ:
Accademia della Crusca Info
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- This was founded in Florence in 1583, with the aim of asserting the linguistic supremacy of literary Florentine (of separating pure language, the “flour”, from incorrect language, the “bran” or crusca). From 1612 it published the “Dictionary of the Academicians of La Crusca”, which became a model for similar works in other major European languages. It went through various editions right up until 1923. The Academy has stayed in operation to the present day (apart from a single interruption from 1783 to 1811). It is now based in the Villa di Castello, near Florence, and is a centre for linguistic, philological and lexicographical research. It does not fulfil a similar role of setting standards and supervising the language to that of the Académie Française or the Real Academia in Spain.
Accademia della Crusca Info
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- This was founded in Florence in 1583, with the aim of asserting the linguistic supremacy of literary Florentine (of separating pure language, the “flour”, from incorrect language, the “bran” or crusca). From 1612 it published the “Dictionary of the Academicians of La Crusca”, which became a model for similar works in other major European languages. It went through various editions right up until 1923. The Academy has stayed in operation to the present day (apart from a single interruption from 1783 to 1811). It is now based in the Villa di Castello, near Florence, and is a centre for linguistic, philological and lexicographical research. It does not fulfil a similar role of setting standards and supervising the language to that of the Académie Française or the Real Academia in Spain.
I. accademico <πλ accademici, accademiche> [akkaˈdɛmiko, tʃi, ke] ΕΠΊΘ
1. accademico (universitario):
II. accademico (accademica) <πλ accademici, accademiche> [akkaˈdɛmiko, tʃi, ke] ΟΥΣ αρσ (θηλ)
accademicamente [akkademikaˈmente] ΕΠΊΡΡ
accademista <m.πλ accademisti, f.pl. accademiste> [akkadeˈmista] ΟΥΣ αρσ ΣΤΡΑΤ
accademismo [akkadeˈmizmo] ΟΥΣ αρσ
I. accadere [akkaˈdere] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ βοηθ ρήμα essere
riaccadere [riakkaˈdere] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ βοηθ ρήμα essere
στο λεξικό PONS
accademia <-ie> [ak·ka·ˈdɛ:·mia] ΟΥΣ θηλ
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- The Accademia della Crusca (Crusca Academy - crusca means "bran") was founded in Florence in 1583 with the aim of compiling a dictionary of pure Italian. Various editions of the Crusca Dictionary were published over the centuries, the first being printed in Venice in 1612. These dictionaries have helped to set the standard for written Italian.
I. accademico (-a) <-ci, -che> [ak·ka·ˈdɛ:·mi·ko] ΕΠΊΘ
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II. accademico (-a) <-ci, -che> [ak·ka·ˈdɛ:·mi·ko] ΟΥΣ αρσ (θηλ)
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accademismo [ak·ka·de·ˈmiz·mo] ΟΥΣ αρσ
accademista <-i , -e> [ak·ka·de·ˈmi·sta] ΟΥΣ αρσ θηλ ΣΤΡΑΤ
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PONS OpenDict
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Ma non essendo accademicamente all'altezza, il ragazzo comincia a fare un altro uso del suo talento come ladruncolo.
it.wikipedia.org I vincitori hanno il diritto di indossare per un anno la maglia di campione irlandese, come accade per il campione mondiale.
it.wikipedia.org I vincitori hanno il diritto di indossare per un anno la maglia di campione belga, come accade per il campione mondiale.
it.wikipedia.org A differenza di quanto oggi accade nella maggior parte del mondo occidentale, tutte le parti dell'animale venivano mangiate, incluse orecchie, muso, coda, lingua e interiora.
it.wikipedia.org Dopo tale rinvenimento gli alcamesi iniziarono a pregare in presenza dell'immagine ritrovata e nei giorni seguenti accaddero diversi miracoli.
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