broken objects Flashcards by Laura Amalfi

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What is the Italian term for ‘chip’?

A

scheggia

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What is the Italian term for ‘chipped’?

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scheggiato

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What is the Italian term for ‘torn/ripped’?

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lacerato

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What is the Italian term for ‘to tear’?

A

lacerare

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What is the Italian term for ‘tear/rip’ (noun)?

A

strappo

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What is the Italian term for ‘scratch’?

A

graffio

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What is the Italian term for ‘scratched’?

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graffiato

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What is the Italian term for ‘to scratch’?

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graffiare

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What is the Italian term for ‘to stain’?

A

macchiare

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What is the Italian term for ‘stain’?

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macchia

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What is the Italian term for ‘stained’?

A

macchiato

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What is the Italian term for ‘faded’?

A

sbiadito

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What is the Italian term for ‘crack’?

A

spaccatura, crepa

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What is the Italian term for ‘to crack’?

A

spezzarsi

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What is the Italian term for ‘to clog’?

A

intasare

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What is the Italian term for ‘clogged’?

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intasato