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21politico — A agg. 1. CONTR. apolitico 2. (fig.) furbo, astuto, diplomatico CONTR. ingenuo, sprovveduto B s. m. 1. uomo politico □ governante (est …
22politico- — a word element meaning political , used in combination, as in politico military (political and military), politico religious, politico social. {combining form representing Greek politikos} …
23politico — noun (plural cos; also coes) Etymology: Italian politico or Spanish político, ultimately from Latin politicus political Date: 1630 politician …
24Politico — For the multimedia political news venture, see The Politico. A politico or pol is a person involved in politics. From Latin, the word originally meant politician, but in more modern usage it also refers to people involved in political behavior of …
25politico — {{hw}}{{politico}}{{/hw}}A agg. (pl. m. ci ) 1 Che concerne la politica: partito, libro, giornale politico | Diritti politici, di partecipare alla formazione degli organi statali e al loro funzionamento; CONFR. Civile | Elezioni politiche, o… …
26politico- — combining form politically: politico ethical. ↘political and …: politico economic. Origin from Gk politikos civic, political …
27politico — UK [pəˈlɪtɪkəʊ] / US [pəˈlɪtɪkoʊ] noun [countable] Word forms politico : singular politico plural politicos informal a politician or someone who is active in politics and whose ideas you do not like …
28politico- — a combining form representing political in compound words: politico religious. * * * …
29político — (m) (Básico) persona que se ocupa profesionalmente de asuntos relacionados con gobernar un país, partidos políticos, etc. Ejemplos: Muchos políticos antes de las elecciones hacen promesas que después no cumplen. De joven quería ser político y… …
30politico — po|lit|i|co [pəˈlıtıkəu US kou] n [Date: 1600 1700; : Italian; Origin: Spanish, from Latin politicus; POLITIC] a politician or someone who is active in politics usually used to show disapproval ▪ a slick politico …
