frame

frame
I 1. [freɪm]
nome
1) (of building, boat, roof) struttura f., ossatura f.; (of car, bicycle, racquet, bed) telaio m.; (of tent) struttura f.
2) (of picture) cornice f.; (of window) telaio m.; (of door) infisso m.
3) fig. (context) cornice f.
4) anat. (skeleton) ossatura f.; (body) costituzione f. fisica, corporatura f.
5) (picture) cinem. frame m., fotogramma m.; telev. fot. quadro m.
6) (for weaving) telaio m.
7) (in snooker) (triangle) triangolo m.; (single game) partita f.
8) inform. frame m.
2.
nome plurale frames montatura f.sing. degli occhiali
3.
aggettivo -framed in composti

timber-framed — [house] con la struttura in legno

II [freɪm]
verbo transitivo
1) (enclose) incorniciare (anche fig.)
2) (formulate in words) formulare
3) (devise) elaborare [plan, policy]
4) (mouth) articolare [words]
5) colloq. (set up) [police] montare un'accusa contro, incastrare [suspect]; [criminal] fare cadere i sospetti su, tramare contro [associate]
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[freim] 1. noun
1) (a hard main structure round which something is built or made: the steel frame of the aircraft.) struttura
2) (something made to enclose something: a picture-frame; a window-frame.) cornice
3) (the human body: He has a slight frame.) costituzione, ossatura
2. verb
1) (to put a frame around: to frame a picture.) incorniciare
2) (to act as a frame for: Her hair framed her face.) incorniciare
3) (to arrange false evidence so as to make (someone) seem guilty of a crime etc (noun frame-up).) incastrare, montare un'accusa contro
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- frame of mind
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I 1. [freɪm]
nome
1) (of building, boat, roof) struttura f., ossatura f.; (of car, bicycle, racquet, bed) telaio m.; (of tent) struttura f.
2) (of picture) cornice f.; (of window) telaio m.; (of door) infisso m.
3) fig. (context) cornice f.
4) anat. (skeleton) ossatura f.; (body) costituzione f. fisica, corporatura f.
5) (picture) cinem. frame m., fotogramma m.; telev. fot. quadro m.
6) (for weaving) telaio m.
7) (in snooker) (triangle) triangolo m.; (single game) partita f.
8) inform. frame m.
2.
nome plurale frames montatura f.sing. degli occhiali
3.
aggettivo -framed in composti

timber-framed — [house] con la struttura in legno

II [freɪm]
verbo transitivo
1) (enclose) incorniciare (anche fig.)
2) (formulate in words) formulare
3) (devise) elaborare [plan, policy]
4) (mouth) articolare [words]
5) colloq. (set up) [police] montare un'accusa contro, incastrare [suspect]; [criminal] fare cadere i sospetti su, tramare contro [associate]

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