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1 infinite pity
infinite (false) pity бесконечная (ложная) жалость -
2 pity
['pɪtɪ]nжалость, сожаление, сочувствие, состраданиеI looked on him in silent pity. — Я смотрел на него с молчаливым сочувствием.
It is a very great pity that he couldn't do this. — Чрезмерно жалко, что он не смог этого сделать.
A wild feeling of pity came over him. — Его охватило безумное сожаление.
- deepest pityIt's a pity to see what has happened. — Печально видеть то, что случилось.
- pity for her children
- pity stirring in my heart
- sense of pity
- moved with pity
- filled with pity
- full of pity
- out of pity for smb
- for pity's sake be quiet
- agree out of pity
- arouse pity- feel a rush of pity for smb- have pity on smb
- look at smb with pity
- melt with pity
- move smb to pity
- shut one's heart to pity
- show pity for smb
- take pity upon smb
- take pity on the poor old man
- it is a pity that...
- with pity in one's eyes
- pity of it! - for pity's sake
- it's a great pityCHOICE OF WORDS:Русское "жаль, что..." (кроме выражения it's a pity that...) передается конструкцией I'm sorry (that)... Русское "жалеть кого-либо" соответствует словосочетаниям to feel pity for smb и to be sorry for smb Русское "сожалеть о чем-либо" соответствует to be sorry about smth (that...) или конструкции с глаголом wish + Subjunctive: I wish I were there я сожалею, что меня там нет; I wish I knew it жаль, что я об этом не знаю -
3 misericordia
f mercyavere misericordia di qualcuno have pity on s.o.* * *misericordia s.f.1 mercy; clemency; charity; compassion: la misericordia infinita di Dio, the infinite mercy of God // senza misericordia, (spietato) merciless (o ruthless); (spietatamente) mercilessly (o ruthlessly): è un uomo senza misericordia, he is a ruthless man; lo colpì senza misericordia, he hit him mercilessly // affidarsi alla misericordia di qlcu., to throw oneself on s.o.'s mercy // avere misericordia di qlcu.; to be merciful to s.o. (o to have mercy on s.o.) // gridare misericordia, to cry for mercy // la Misericordia, 'the Misericordia' (lay confraternity for giving aid to sick people) // (teol.) opere di misericordia corporali, corporal works of mercy; opere di misericordia spirituali, spiritual works of mercy2 (st.) (pugnale) misericord◆ inter. Good heavens.* * *[mizeri'kɔrdja] 1.sostantivo femminile mercy (anche relig.)2.usare misericordia verso qcn. — to have mercy on sb.
* * *misericordia/mizeri'kɔrdja/I sostantivo f.mercy (anche relig.); usare misericordia verso qcn. to have mercy on sb.; non avere misericordia to be mercilessII interiezionemisericordia! for mercy's sake!
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