Il libro Four Corners 2 - Unità 3 Lezione A

having a temperature lower than the human body's average temperature

freddo

having a pleasantly mild, low temperature

fresco

having a higher than normal temperature

caldo

having a temperature that is high but not hot, especially in a way that is pleasant

caldo

(of the sun) to produce and direct light

brillare

the season that comes after winter, when in most countries the trees and flowers begin to grow again

primavera

the season that comes after spring and in most countries summer is the warmest season

estate

the season that comes after summer, when in most countries the color of the leaves change and they fall from the trees

autunno

the season that comes after fall and in most countries winter is the coldest season

inverno

a period of time that a year is divided into, such as winter and summer, with each having three months

stagione

lacking moisture or liquid

secco

one of the two seasons in tropical climates

stagione delle piogge

a season during which there is no rain

stagione secca

more than average, but not too much

abbastanza

to the highest degree

proprio

to a small extent or degree

un po’

used for introducing a word, phrase, or idea that is different to what has already been said

ma

a part of a plant from which the seed or fruit develops

fiore

the activity or sport of sailing on water by standing on a special board with a sail attached to it

tavola a vela

no degree or amount whatsoever

di niente

doing or happening after the time that is usual or expected

tardi

the number 1 followed by 6 zeros

milione

a flying insect with a long, thin body and large, typically brightly colored wings

farfalla

to reach a location, particularly as an end to a journey

arrivare

to a very great amount or degree

estremamente

things that are related to air and sky such as temperature, rain, wind, etc.

tempo

having many clouds up in the sky

nuvoloso

having frequent or persistent rainfall

piovoso

‌(of a period of time or weather) having or bringing snow

nevoso

very bright because there is a lot of light coming from the sun

soleggiato

having a lot of strong winds

ventoso

a measure of how hot or cold something or somewhere is

temperatura

(of water) to fall from the sky in the shape of small and soft ice crystals

nevicare

to a great extent or degree

tanto

used to put emphasis on a statement

proprio

to a degree that is high but not very high

grazioso

to a moderate degree or extent

piuttosto

to a large degree

molto

a small amount

un po’

used to emphasize the intensity or extent of something.

molto