dosare
= verbo trans . determinare - misurare o mettere la dose necessaria <
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dosaggio
= il dosare - l'essere dosato <>
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dosato
= part . pass . di dosare
= ben calcolato - soppesato - misurato <>
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granitura
= il ridurre in grani un esplosivo per poterlo dosare <>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) "But what," said she, after a pause, "can have been his motive? What canhave induced him to behave so cruelly?""A thorough, determined dislike of me--a dislike which I cannot butattribute in some measure to jealousy.<>
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Nothing, on the contrary, could be more natural; and while able tosuppose that it cost him a few struggles to relinquish her, she wasready to allow it a wise and desirable measure for both, and could verysincerely wish him happy.<>
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That he had been concerned in the measurestaken to separate Bingley and Jane she had never doubted; but she hadalways attributed to Miss Bingley the principal design and arrangementof them.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) She then proceeded to inquire into the measures which her father hadintended to pursue, while in town, for the recovery of his daughter.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) Mr. Gardiner himselfdid not expect any success from this measure, but as his brother waseager in it, he meant to assist him in pursuing it.<>
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The stranger took Mr. Winkle's measure with his eye, and that featureglistened with satisfaction as he said, 'Just the thing.<>
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Like a general postman's coat--queercoats those--made by contract--no measuring--mysterious dispensationsof Providence--all the short men get long coats--all the long men shortones.<>
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The ground was measured, andpreliminaries arranged.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'The measure of the unhappy woman's misery and misfortune was about tobe completed.<>
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Sir,' said the little man, rising, 'I wish to address what I have tosay to you and not to our worthy chairman, because our worthy chairmanis in some measure--I may say in a great degree--the subject of what Ihave to say, or I may say to--to--' 'State,' suggested Mr. Jingle.<>
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With thepromptness and energy which characterised not only the publicproceedings, but all the private actions of this extraordinary man, heat once led his new attendant to one of those convenient emporiumswhere gentlemen's new and second-hand clothes are provided, and thetroublesome and inconvenient formality of measurement dispensed with;and before night had closed in, Mr. Weller was furnished with a greycoat with the P.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'You see, Mr. Pickwick,' said the host in explanation of his wife'slament, 'that we are in some measure cut off from many enjoyments andpleasures of which we might otherwise partake.<>
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The two gentlemen beingthus completely domesticated in the editor's house, Mr. Tupman and Mr.Snodgrass were in a great measure cast upon their own resources.<>
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Thus, notwithstanding that they were in a great measuredeprived of the comfort and advantage of Mr. Pickwick's society, theywere still enabled to beguile the time, and to prevent its hangingheavily on their hands.<>
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Instant measures must be taken,' said Mr. Pickwick.<>
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With this apology Mr. Pickwickburied his head in his hands, and ruminated; while Wardle measured out aregular circle of nods and winks, addressed to the other members of thecompany.<>
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Nothing but vigorous measures will do in these times, Grummer,' saidthe magistrate, in a determined manner.<>
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Mr. Sawyer, being a bachelor, had only onetumbler in the house, which was assigned to Mr. Winkle as a complimentto the visitor, Mr. Ben Allen being accommodated with a funnel with acork in the narrow end, and Bob Sawyer contented himself with one ofthose wide-lipped crystal vessels inscribed with a variety of cabalisticcharacters, in which chemists are wont to measure out their liquid drugsin compounding prescriptions.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) As to the scientific gentleman, he demonstrated, in a masterly treatise,that these wonderful lights were the effect of electricity; and clearlyproved the same by detailing how a flash of fire danced before his eyeswhen he put his head out of the gate, and how he received a shock whichstunned him for a quarter of an hour afterwards; which demonstrationdelighted all the scientific associations beyond measure, and caused himto be considered a light of science ever afterwards.<>
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When they had insome measure recovered from their trance of admiration, Job Trotterdischarged himself of the rest of his commission.<>
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"Only, if this is a privateroom specially ordered for the occasion, I should think the public roommust be a VERY comfortable one;" with this, my uncle sat himself down ina high-backed chair, and took such an accurate measure of the gentleman,with his eyes, that Tiggin and Welps could have supplied him withprinted calico for a suit, and not an inch too much or too little, fromthat estimate alone.<>
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The funeral had evidently taken place that day, for attached to his hat,which he still retained on his head, was a hatband measuring about ayard and a half in length, which hung over the top rail of the chairand streamed negligently down.<>
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He had examined everything, measured,everything, taken down everybody's deposition, taken everybody's finger-prints, put everybody's back up, and found himself at the end leftfacing a fact which he could not believe.<>
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That will give you about a measure ofhis psychological insight and sensibility.<>
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