Già il bimbo, per altro, da due giorni s'era attaccato a lei, poiché la povera mamma non avrebbe potuto allevarlo, ridotta in quello stato.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)
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Mi dica lei chi era Sancho Panza! Mi dica lei chi era don Abbondio! Eppure vivono eterni perché - vivi germi - ebbero la ventura di trovare una matrice feconda, una fantasia che li seppe allevare e nutrire per l'eternità.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)
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Mi assisteva mia madre, sant'anima, che non me lo fece neanche vedere: lo portò subito dai parenti di lui, che lo allevarono...(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)
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- Potresti darlo ad allevare, con un po' di quello che avrai da Ersilia.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)
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Titta me l'ha tanto raccomandata! E se sapesse come viviamo! io, con le braccia legate da questa creaturina; lei, vecchia di settant'anni! Volevo dare ad allevare il piccino e mettermi a servizio.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)
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Don Camillo Righi sapeva dell'indignazione che aveva cagionato a Roma, nei parenti e negli amici, la notizia scandalosa ch'egli aveva dato ad allevar la figliuola alla propria amante.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)
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falconeria
= l'antica arte di allevare e addestrare alla caccia gli uccelli rapaci , e spec . il falcone
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graticcio
= stuoia di canne o di vimini , usata per seccare frutta o allevare bachi da seta
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insettario
= luogo attrezzato per allevare insetti a scopo scientifico o di esposizione al pubblico .
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nido tosc . nidio
= riparo di forma e materiale vario , costruito dagli uccelli e anche da taluni pesci e mammiferi per covarvi e custodirvi le uova e per allevare i piccoli
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nutricare
= o notricare , verbo trans . nutrire , allevare .
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pastorizia
= l'attività di allevare il bestiame , spec . ovino , e di utilizzarne i prodotti
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pollicoltura o pollicultura ,
= pratica e tecnica di allevare il pollame
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rallevare
= verbo trans. allevare.
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stia
= gabbia in cui si tengono rinchiusi i polli per allevarli o per trasportarli .
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was to bring twelve ladies and seven gentlemen with him to the assembly.(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice )
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Longbourn to acquaint the family with her stay and bring back a supply
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would exactly finish Jane's week, could not bring herself to receive
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you can, bring her to Hunsford, and I will visit her.' Allow me, by the
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search of the Parsonage, and every turning expected to bring it in view.
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Easter was approaching, and the week preceding it was to bring an
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mischance that should bring him where no one else was brought, and, to
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able to bring home the pleasing intelligence, of their appearing in very
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looking with impatient desire did not, in taking place, bring all the
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Elizabeth had settled it that Mr. Darcy would bring his sister to visit
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every morning would bring some letter, either from Lydia or her father,
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succeeding day was expected to bring some news of importance.
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your uncle has laid down to bring it about; and the other, how am I ever
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sister must bring them more frequently together. And her neighbours
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Elizabeth half expected Mr. Bingley to do, he was able to bring Darcy
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of Mr. Wardle's men coming to Rochester, bring 'em back, Sir.'
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I'll introduce you to the people in the parlour. Emma, bring out the
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headlong career, which must bring death to him, and shame to her? Alas
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* 'My only wish, Sir,' said Mr. Pickwick, 'was to bring this very
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and bring this lady's bill, d'ye hear--d'ye hear?' 'Cert'nly, Sir,'
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into the office, and bring me up the file of the GAZETTE for eighteen
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on, and he was engaged by vun party to bring down woters from London.
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bell, and declared that he would bring before himself, both Horatio
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black hair,' said Sam, 'if I don't bring some real water into his eyes,
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doing, contrived to bring the barrel into pretty smart contact with Mr.
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* 'I don't care,' said Mr. Pickwick, 'I'll bring the action.'
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"so you had better go back and scrape some more together, and bring it
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the boots to bring in the gentlemen's luggage; and preceding them down
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'Very good. Tell my servant to bring me up some hot water at half-past
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your good looks. Bring them 'ere eyes o' yourn back into their proper
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will bring these persons before me, this afternoon. You will find
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the red-nosed man stopped to bring the round of toast to his eye, with
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he tossed down the flame, "this warms one, indeed! Bring a bumper of the
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* 'Come on Thursday fortnight, and bring the other chaps with you,' said
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But as the usher didn't find the person, he didn't bring him; and,
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holds four, I'll take a post-chaise and bring an action. I've paid
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with great violence, and told the waiter he'd better bring the toast in
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fellow, put your hand into the cupboard, and bring out the patent
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contrived by these means to bring his spectacles just above the level of
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'Yes,' said Sam, 'and I vish they'd bring out the have-his-carcase.
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found me, 'ud bring me home, for I've got my card in my pocket, Bill,"
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solemnity, 'that this is not the place to bring a young man to.'
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* 'I'm sure to bring him through it,' said Mr. Pell. ( Dickens The Pickwick papers )
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actually, I am almost--Well, you may bring me threepenn'orth of rum, my
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to bespeak the CHRONICLE; and just bring the 'TIZER, vill you:" and then
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Weller, with a look of deep scorn--'I'm blessed if they didn't bring a
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* 'You'd better leave us to bring her round, Raddle,' said Mrs. Cluppins.
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hoisting the aunt into a chair. 'Now depitty sawbones, bring out the
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'And bring some soda-water,' said Bob Sawyer. ( Dickens The Pickwick papers )
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to say extraordinary--behaviour of his two companions. To bring the
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stooping so as to bring his head on a level with that of Mr. Pickwick,
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had known him, gentlemen. Bring me three-penn'orth of rum, my dear.'
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to bring his mother back to town. Communicating his intelligence to the
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gilded wood, who bring the gifts to the children at Christmas; for Spain
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on his hand with a sort of groan. "I simply can't bring myself to
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* "I cannot bring myself to leave it like this," he said gravely. "I will
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could be brought here in no time; but there's no need to bring him here
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did you bring it off
= ci sei riuscito? ,
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i cannot bring myself to believe it
= non riesco a crederci, non mi rassegno a crederci,
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i would like to bring your attention to
= vorrei richiamare la vostra attenzione su,
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let's try to bring out the meaning of
= proviamo a chiarire meglio il significato di,
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