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The Italian term "alta marea" matches the English term "tidal"

other italian words that include "alta" : english :
realtà actuality
capovòlgersi, ribaltabile capsize
esaltare eulogize
realtà fact
alta marea, alluvione, alluvione flood
luci della ribalta footlights
esaltarsi get excited
levarsi, esaltare get up
alta montagna high mountain-chain
alta marea high tide
saltellare, saltare, lancio jump
saltare leap
appaltatore leaseholder
esaltare levy
luci della ribalta limelight
salta lopes
lealtà loyalness
lealtà loyalty
oggettività, realtà objectivity
esaltato, esaltato overstretches
sollevare un pò, ergere, causo, esaltare raise
realtà reality
piuma, sorgente, abbrivo, saltare, slancio, fonte spring
scopare, spazzare, ribaltabile sweep
altalena, brandire swing
ribaltabile, piegare tilt
ribaltato tipped over
vagoncino ribaltabile tipper
vagoncino ribaltabile tipping wagon
esaltare uplift
esaltare upraise
other italian words that include "marea" : english :
alta marea, alluvione, alluvione flood
alta marea high tide
marea, bassa tide
marea tides
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