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Cosa (chi) è Olio - definizione
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Olio (disambiguation); Olio (album)
Olio
·noun A mixture; a medley.
II. Olio ·noun A collection of miscellaneous pieces.
III. Olio ·noun A dish of stewed meat of different kinds.
olio
['??l???]
¦ noun (plural olios)
1. a collection or miscellany.
2. historical a variety act or show.
Origin
C17 (denoting a spicy Spanish stew): from Sp. olla 'stew'.
olio
n.
1.
Stew, rago?t.
2.
Medley, mixture, jumble, farrago, hodge-podge, hotch-potch, salmagundi, gallimaufry.
3.
(Mus.) Miscellany, mixed collection.
Esempi dal corpus di testo per Olio
1. Scroll down for more Nancy Dell‘ Olio teams up with Cilla Black "I never liked how people put me in boxes," cried Dell’ Olio, who was sporting a very large diamond engagement ring on her finger.
2. Scroll down for more Nancy Dell‘ Olio gets down on the dance floor with a fellow guest Nancy Dell‘ Olio worked the crowd, and right, with GQ editor Dylan Jones She later whirled around the dance floor of nightclub Movida with a succession of partners, including GQ editor Dylan Jones and several unidentified Latin men.
3. "Victoria and Nancy Dell Olio, girlfriend of coach Eriksson, have been capable of getting through 80,000 Euros (55,000) in an hour.
4. Best dish "Risotto e Saltimbocca." Most popular dish "Caesar Salad." Favorite food "Aglio e olio –– spaghetti with garlic." Favorite (other) restaurant in Moscow "Durdin." Favorite (other) restaurant worldwide "Gambero Rossa in Tuscany." What‘s the weirdest thing you‘ve ever eaten?
5. A final decision will come after that. When people go into a retail store and buy a gallon of extra virgin olive oil for $12, they should question whether that‘s really extra virgin,‘‘ said grower Don Della Nina, who sells a 375–milliliter bottle of his own, California–grown Olio Bello d‘Olivo brand olive oil for $14.