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senso
     1. n. sense
     2. n. direction
     3. n. purpose
     4. n. meaning
           Non ha senso. - This doesn't make sense.
     5. n. (in the plural) consciousness
figurato
     1. v. past participle of figurare (feminine: figurata, masculine plural: figurati, feminine plural: figurate)
     2. v. past participle of figurarsi
     3. adj. figurative
     4. adj. illustrated
spregiativo
     1. adj. pejorative, derogatory
persona
     1. n. person, people, persons
     2. n. someone, somebody, anybody
     3. n. body, figure
     4. n. (law) person, body
     5. n. (psychology) persona
ingenua
     1. adj. feminine singular of ingenuo
     2. n. naif (female)
     ingenuo
          1. adj. naive, ingenuous, candid
          2. n-m. naif
credulona
     1. adj. feminine singular of credulone
     2. n-f. (female) dupe, simpleton
     credulone
          1. adj. credulous, gullible
          2. n-m. dupe, simpleton, mug
          3. n-m. plural of credulona
e
     1. conj. and
che
     1. pron. (interrogative) what
     2. pron. (relative) who; whom; which; (ngd, nominative and accusative case)
     3. conj. that
     4. conj. than
     5. conj. when
     6. det. some (informal) A remarkable (some party - che festa - che bambola!)
qualcuno
     1. pron. someone, somebody
     2. pron. (in a question) anyone, anybody
     3. pron. some (of them)
     4. pron. (in a question) any (of us etc)
vuole
     1. v. third-person singular present of volere
     volere
          1. v. to want
          2. n. will, wish, desire, want
ingannare
     1. v. to deceive, take in, mislead, hoodwink
     2. v. to cheat, swindle
     3. v. to betray
     4. v. to guile, beguile
con
     1. prep. with, together
     2. prep. (rowing) coxed
facilità
     1. n. easiness
     2. n. ease
     3. n. ability, aptitude
e
     1. conj. and
derisione
     1. n. derision, mockery
     2. n. (in the plural) jeers
     3. n. smirk
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