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Translations crispness [ˈkrɪspnɪs] N 1. (= crunchiness) [of lettuce, salad] → frescura f; [of apple, snow, bacon] → lo crujiente; [of linen] → lo almidonado 2. (= coldness, clarity) [of air] → lo vivificante, lo vigorizante; [of weather] → lo frío y despejado 3. (= sharpness) [of voice, sound, image] → nitidez f 4. (= briskness) [of tone, reply] → sequedad f crispness n (of apple, lettuce) → Knackigkeit f, → Festheit f; (of bread, biscuits, bacon) → Knusprigkeit f; (of snow) → Verharschtheit f; (of leaves) → Trockenheit f; (of clothes) → Steifheit f; (of manner, voice, style of writing) → Knappheit f; (of air, weather) → Frische f; (of sound) → Klarheit f; (Sport, of shot) → Sauberkeit f crispness [ˈkrɪspnɪs] n (of bacon, biscuit, snow) → friabilità; (of linen) → freschezza; (of apple) → sodezza; (of style) → vivacità I like the crispness of new banknotes → mi piace toccare le banconote nuove di zecca crispness [ˈkrɪspnɪs] n (of bacon, biscuit, snow) → friabilità; (of linen) → freschezza; (of apple) → sodezza; (of style) → vivacità I like the crispness of new banknotes → mi piace toccare le banconote nuove di zecca How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Her visitor, settled on a small sofa that, with a palm-tree, a screen, a stool, a stand, a bowl of flowers and three photographs in silver frames, had been arranged near the light wood-fire as a choice "corner"--Maud Blessingbourne, her guest, turned audibly, though at intervals neither brief nor regular, the leaves of a book covered in lemon-coloured paper and not yet despoiled of a certain fresh crispness. The benches were not filled; for park loungers, with their stagnant blood, are prompt to detect and fly home from the crispness of early autumn. When the weather was wet, he put up his umbrella over his stock in trade, not over himself; when the weather was dry, he furled that faded article, tied it round with a piece of yarn, and laid it cross-wise under the trestles: where it looked like an unwholesomely-forced lettuce that had lost in colour and crispness what it had gained in size. |
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