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sleeve-cap

Italian translation: manica ad aletta


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English term or phrase:sleeve-cap
Italian translation:manica ad aletta
Entered by: Luisa Cirillo
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18:50 Nov 3, 2009
English to Italian translations [PRO]
Art/Literary - Military / Defense
English term or phrase: sleeve-cap
he was violence itself. He wore a white felt sleeve-cap decorated with a bird-of-paradise plume; and in that instant he took it all in, seeing - as it is said - like a dying man.
Luisa Cirillo
Italy
Local time: 22:54
manica ad aletta
Explanation:
a very short sleeve (as on a dress) that hangs over the edge of the shoulder without extending along the underside of the arm
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LuigiMilan
Italy
Local time: 22:54
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manica ad aletta


Explanation:
a very short sleeve (as on a dress) that hangs over the edge of the shoulder without extending along the underside of the arm


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LuigiMilan
Italy
Local time: 22:54
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