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391. Waterproof (impermeabile)
:: This waterproof coating will not wash off thicken in cold conditions or attract dirt like oil lubricants do
392. Waterside (Waterside)
:: West Wiltshire District Council has agreed in principle to free up some land for the proposed redevelopment of the waterside area of Trowbridge
393. Waterspout (pluviale)
:: Marlborough then ploughed out into the stormy Mediterranean and passed the rest of the Task Group her arrival at the Cyprus training grounds being heralded by a severe electrical storm and waterspouts
394. Waterway (corso d'acqua)
:: Finlands 60000 lakes are linked by short rivers sounds or canals to form busy waterways
395. Atlas (atlante)
:: One crucial element was the emergence in the eighteenth century of a new genre of scientific publication the illustrated obstetric atlas
396. Atmosphere (atmosfera)
:: On Earth the atmosphere and the magnetosphere deflect the charged particles that stream in from the Sun at a million miles an hour the solar wind
397. Atmospheric (atmosferico)
:: This is powerfully demonstrated in the film by atmospheric flashbacks to the last supper
398. Atmospherics (disturbi atmosferici)
:: a smoky jazz sound with spooky atmospherics
399. Intensive (intensivo)
:: Intensive animal farming of any kind is a disgusting business but intensive chicken factories are really repulsive and infinitely crueller than any kind of hunting
400. Olive (oliva)
:: The mineralrich red earth is capable of supporting three crops of potatoes a year and the countryside has groves of olive almond fig orange and lemon trees
401. Lunar (lunare)
:: He did propose the setting up of an observatory to provide accurate lunar data in his attempts to convince the commissioners
402. Hibiscus (ibisco)
:: The hedge of bougainvillea and hibiscus that Id planted for my mother was now so high and thick that I could not see the house behind it
403. Hide (nascondere)
:: Shy and solitary by nature tapirs are often hunted in their native countries for their hide which is tough and leathery
404. Cultivator (Coltivatore)
:: This also prevents the tangled weed piles from plugging cultivators later in the season
405. Culvert (canale sotterraneo)
:: Thus culverts stabilized with snow are not needed when the stream is already frozen solid
406. Cumulonimbus (cumulonembo)
:: The rising air is associated with a region of low air pressure towering cumulonimbus clouds and rain
407. Cumulus (cumulo)
:: I looked up a little surprised that half the moon was covered in heavy cumulous clouds
408. Productive (produttivo)
:: This however does not mean that achieving a productive scholarly interactivity in a web journal is either easy or straightforward
409. Pet (animale domestico)
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410. Station (stazione)
:: military station
411. Matter (importa)
:: When ionizing radiations pass through matter energy is deposited in the material concerned
412. Navigate (navigare)
:: This time around I got into the drivers seat and had Landon with me to navigate while the others whispered and giggled maniacally in the backseat
413. Breakwater (frangiflutti)
:: In the 19th century the greatest engineering addition to the bay was the construction of Dun Laoghaire Harbour with its twotiered breakwaters or piers and wonderful granite stonework
414. Vacuum (vuoto)
:: Studying the plasma scientists could expose the fundamental nature of matter and the vacuum that permeates the cosmos
415. Cairn (tumulo)
:: Stacking large slabs on one another against a spine of uprights within a revetment wall seems a very effective way to create an illusion of a well built and solid cairn
416. Tsunami (tsunami)
:: The southern coast took the main brunt of Sundays massive earthquakegenerated tsunamis
417. Corral (recinto per bestiame)
:: Close to it was a ditched enclosure interpreted as a corral for livestock awaiting the feasts perhaps to be slaughtered in sacrificial ceremonies
418. Soot (fuliggine)
:: What impact if any does soot and black carbon from fires have on the glaciers of Kilimanjaro
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