Parole Irregolari - Plurali irregolari dall'inglese antico
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child
[sostantivo]
a young person who has not reached puberty or adulthood yet
bambino
Ex: The school organized a field trip to the zoo, and the children were excited to see the animals up close.
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brother
[sostantivo]
a man who is a fellow member of a fraternity, religion, or other organized group
fratello, confratello
Ex: Every brother in the chapter helped rebuild the hall.
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man
[sostantivo]
a person who is a male adult
uomo
Ex: My uncle and dad are strong men who can fix things.
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louse
[sostantivo]
a small parasitic insect that lives and feeds on the body of warm-blooded animals
pidocchio
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mouse
[sostantivo]
a small animal that lives in fields or houses, and often has fur, a long furless thin tail, and a pointed nose
topo, sorcio
Ex: My mother screamed when she saw a tiny mouse hiding behind the bookshelf.
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foot
[sostantivo]
the body part that is at the end of our leg and we stand and walk on
piede
Ex: She tapped her foot nervously while waiting for the results.
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goose
[sostantivo]
a waterbird with webbed feet, a long neck, and short beak, which is like a large duck
oca
Ex: In some cultures, geese are considered symbols of loyalty and vigilance, often depicted in folklore and mythology.
In alcune culture, le oche sono considerate simboli di lealtà e vigilanza, spesso raffigurate nel folclore e nella mitologia.
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