a doccia
English translation: in quills or curved pieces
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|  Selected response from: Ivana UK United Kingdom Local time: 15:34 | ||||||
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| 4 | in quills or curved pieces |
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| 3 | round and flat |
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21 mins confidence: 
round and flat Explanation: quasi piatti suggests the form as explained. obviously a colloquialism or a narrow-field of expertise term. |
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| a tubo o a doccia in quills or curved pieces Explanation: You should have a look at this website Aaron - it's full of excellent info: Cascara sagrada is officially described as "in quills or curved pieces, about 3 to 10 Cm. (1 1/5 to 4 inches) long, and about 2 Mm. (1/12 inch) thick; http://www.mdidea.com/products/proper/proper077.html |
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