Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Dowsing

A technique used to locate underground water, minerals, or other hidden substances using a divining rod or pendulum.

Dual-accountability

A governance structure or mechanism in which an individual, organization, or project is answerable to two distinct governing bodies, stakeholders, or operational authorities simultaneously.

Earthshaking

Of enormous importance, significance, or consequence; radically transformative.

Ease-out

To slowly and gently release pressure, tension, or a constraint, or to withdraw gradually from a situation.

Echoer

A person or thing that echoes, repeats, or closely imitates the sounds, actions, opinions, or styles of another.

Economic reform

A fundamental restructuring or alteration of a country's economic policies, systems, or institutions aimed at improving performance, growth, and efficiency.

Economically-disadvantaged-region

A geographic territory characterized by lower average income, higher unemployment rates, and inadequate infrastructure compared to national or global averages.

Electromagnetic repulsion

The pushing apart of objects or particles with electric charges of the same sign or magnetic poles of the same polarity, caused by the electromagnetic force.

Elf-king

A mythical king of the elves or spirits in German folklore and European romantic literature, often depicted as a sinister supernatural figure who lures people to their death.

Embroider

To decorate cloth or other materials with patterns or pictures using threads of various colors.

Emotional blackmail

A powerful form of manipulation in which people close to us threaten, directly or indirectly, to punish us if we do not yield to their desires.

Empirical reality

The observable, measurable, and verifiable world as it exists independently of theory or ideology, known through direct experience and experimentation.