VACUUM-PACKED - Перевод английский на итальянский

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в итальянском словаре Oxford-Paravia

английский

итальянский

I. vacuum-packed [ˌvækjʊəmˈpækt] ГЛ. прич. прош. вр.

vacuum-packed → vacuum pack

итальянский

английский

sottovuoto: vacuum packed

confezionato sottovuoto: vacuum packed

caffè sotto vuoto: vacuum packed coffee

в словаре PONS

английский

итальянский

vacuum-packaged ПРИЛ., vacuum-packed [ˌvæk·ju·əm·ˈpækt] ПРИЛ.

vacuum-packaged: sottovuoto

итальянский

английский

sottovuoto <inv> [sot·to·ˈvuɔ:·to] ПРИЛ.

sottovuoto: vacuum-packed

vuoto [ˈvuɔ:·to] СУЩ. м.

1. vuoto (spazio libero):

vuoto: void

avere paura del vuoto: to be afraid of heights

vuoto d'aria: air pocket

2. vuoto:

vuoto (spazio senza oggetti): empty space

vuoto (senza persone): gap

3. vuoto (cavità):

vuoto: cavity

4. vuoto ФИЗ. (di recipiente, ambiente):

vuoto: vacuum

conservato sotto vuoto: vacuum-packed

5. vuoto:

vuoto (contenitore): empty container

vuoto (bottiglia): empty bottle

vuoto a perdere: non-refundable container

vuoto a rendere: refundable container

6. vuoto перенос. (lacuna):

vuoto: gap

7. vuoto (mancanza affettiva):

vuoto: emptiness

creare [o fare] il vuoto intorno a sé (allontanare gli altri): to drive everyone away

8. vuoto (выражение):

a vuoto (senza effetto, inutilmente): in vain

assegno a vuoto: bad check

caffè sotto vuoto: vacuum packed coffee

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From transfer and hygiene standpoints, vacuum-packed akumaki can be found in many places as a souvenir.

en.wikipedia.org

Flying is vacuum-packed, insulating human beings from real life.

www.dailymail.co.uk

These are vacuum-packed odes to emptiness and outsiderism, taking the bones of what could be stadium-filling singles and grinding them into intangible and unexpected forms.

thequietus.com

He expects they will have whole dressed fish, steaks and smoked products, all vacuum-packed.

www.kamloopsnews.ca

But it turns out that future-proofed life looks a lot like the vacuum-packed present.

www.newyorker.com