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1 contemporary
[kən'temprərɪ] [AE -pərerɪ] 1.1) (present-day) contemporaneo; (up-to-date) moderno2) (of same period) [style, documents] dell'epoca; [ account] dello stesso periodo2.to be contemporary with — [ event] coincidere con
nome contemporaneo m. (-a)* * *[kən'tempərəri] 1. adjective1) (living at, happening at or belonging to the same period: That chair and the painting are contemporary - they both date from the seventeenth century.) contemporaneo2) (of the present time; modern: contemporary art.) contemporaneo2. noun(a person living at the same time: She was one of my contemporaries at university.) contemporaneo* * *[kən'temprərɪ] [AE -pərerɪ] 1.1) (present-day) contemporaneo; (up-to-date) moderno2) (of same period) [style, documents] dell'epoca; [ account] dello stesso periodo2.to be contemporary with — [ event] coincidere con
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2 ♦ contemporary
♦ contemporary /kənˈtɛmprərɪ/A a.1 (rif. a persona) contemporaneo; dell'epoca: Francis Bacon was contemporary with William Shakespeare, Francis Bacon fu contemporaneo di William Shakespeare2 ( di cosa, evento, ecc.) contemporaneo; coevo; dello stesso periodo: contemporary with, contemporaneo a; coevo di3 contemporaneo; attuale; di oggi; modernoB n. -
3 ♦ (to) distinguish
♦ (to) distinguish /dɪˈstɪŋgwɪʃ/A v. t.1 distinguere, differenziare: They're so alike I can hardly distinguish them, sono così simili che riesco a malapena a distinguerli; to distinguish right from wrong, distinguere ciò che è giusto da ciò che è sbagliato; What distinguishes Shakespeare from his contemporaries is his understanding of human nature, ciò che distingue Shakespeare dai suoi contemporanei è la sua comprensione della natura umana2 distinguere, vedere: You can just distinguish the words of the inscription, si possono appena distinguere le parole dell'iscrizioneB v. i.distinguere: to distinguish between fact and fiction [dreams and reality], distinguere tra fatti e fantasia [tra sogni e realtà]● to distinguish oneself, distinguersi; farsi onore: He distinguished himself in action, si è fatto onore sul campo di battaglia □ to be distinguished, distinguersi; riconoscersi: Giraffes are easily distinguished by their long necks, le giraffe si riconoscono facilmente dal collo lungo. -
4 dwarf
I 1. [dwɔːf]aggettivo nano2.nome nano m. (-a)II [dwɔːf]verbo transitivo fare sembrare piccolo [person, object etc.]; sminuire [achievement, issue]* * *[dwo:f] 1. plurals - dwarfs; noun1) (an animal, plant or person much smaller than normal.) nano2) (in fairy tales etc, a creature like a tiny man, with magic powers: Snow White and the seven dwarfs.) nano, gnomo2. verb(to make to appear small: The cathedral was dwarfed by the surrounding skyscrapers.) rimpicciolire* * *[dwɔːf]1. adj, n2. vt(subj: building, person) fare sembrare piccolissimo (-a), far scomparire, (achievement) eclissare* * *dwarf /dwɔ:f/1 nano, nanaB a.● (bot.) dwarf disease, nanismo; rachitismo □ (astron.) dwarf star, stella nana.(to) dwarf /dwɔ:f/v. t.1 far sembrare piccolo (o basso); (fig.) sminuire: The Twin Towers dwarfed the surrounding buildings, le torri gemelle facevano sembrare piccoli gli edifici circostanti; He is dwarfed by his younger brother, sembra basso vicino al suo fratello più giovane; His achievements dwarf those of his contemporaries, i suoi successi sminuiscono quelli dei suoi contemporanei; European economies will soon be dwarfed by those of Asia, le economie europee perderanno presto importanza di fronte a quelle asiatiche* * *I 1. [dwɔːf]aggettivo nano2.nome nano m. (-a)II [dwɔːf]verbo transitivo fare sembrare piccolo [person, object etc.]; sminuire [achievement, issue] -
5 ♦ (to) distinguish
♦ (to) distinguish /dɪˈstɪŋgwɪʃ/A v. t.1 distinguere, differenziare: They're so alike I can hardly distinguish them, sono così simili che riesco a malapena a distinguerli; to distinguish right from wrong, distinguere ciò che è giusto da ciò che è sbagliato; What distinguishes Shakespeare from his contemporaries is his understanding of human nature, ciò che distingue Shakespeare dai suoi contemporanei è la sua comprensione della natura umana2 distinguere, vedere: You can just distinguish the words of the inscription, si possono appena distinguere le parole dell'iscrizioneB v. i.distinguere: to distinguish between fact and fiction [dreams and reality], distinguere tra fatti e fantasia [tra sogni e realtà]● to distinguish oneself, distinguersi; farsi onore: He distinguished himself in action, si è fatto onore sul campo di battaglia □ to be distinguished, distinguersi; riconoscersi: Giraffes are easily distinguished by their long necks, le giraffe si riconoscono facilmente dal collo lungo. -
6 uninfluenced
uninfluenced /ʌnˈɪnflʊənst/a.non influenzato: He was uninfluenced by his contemporaries, non era influenzato dai suoi coetanei. -
7 peer group
1) (of same status) pari m.pl.2) sociol. (contemporary) gruppo m. di coetanei* * *n(contemporaries) gruppo di coetanei, (from same social class, background) persone fpl del proprio ambiente* * *1) (of same status) pari m.pl.2) sociol. (contemporary) gruppo m. di coetanei
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