externally v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

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externally [brit. angl. ɪkˈstəːn(ə)li, ɛkˈstəːn(ə)li, am. angl. ɪkˈstərnəli] PRISL.

1. externally (on the outside):

externally calm, healthy

apparentemente

in good condition externally

apparentemente in buone condizioni

to resemble sth externally

sembrare qc esteriormente

2. externally examined, investigated:

externally

da un esterno

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Individual translation pairs

esternamente

externally

esteriormente

externally

esteriormente

externally

apparentemente in buone condizioni

in good condition externally

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Externally the smart battery can communicate with a smart battery charger and a smart energy user via the bus interface.

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It is applied externally to treat snakebite, abscesses, rheumatism, and arthritis.

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Older larvae create a portable case of leaf material and feed externally.

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Externally, the roof is finished in a sky blue colour, and the bodysides are ivory white with copper and sky blue lining.

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Some have no externally visible legs at all (though they have internal rudiments that emerge as adult legs at the final ecdysis).

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The defining characteristic of a marsupial is its pouch, inside which its young develop, having been born externally.

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The unit drives a small solid flywheel mounted externally on the right-hand side via a shaft.

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Externally, they featured improved streamlining of the bridge and shears structures, and periscope and radar mast supports.

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All biological organisms, including humans, function in a self-organizing mode internally and externally.

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Potassium permanganate, copper sulfate, and hydrogen peroxide can also be applied externally to adult fish and fry, but can be toxic at high concentrations.

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