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1 irrespective
[ˌɪrɪ'spektɪv]irrespective of indipendentemente da, a prescindere da [age, class, ability]everyone, irrespective of who they are — tutti, chiunque essi siano
* * *[iri'spektiv]* * *irrespective /ɪrɪˈspɛktɪv/A a.(soltanto nella loc. avv.) – irrespective of, astraendo da; prescindendo da; senza curarsi di; a prescindere da; senza riguardo a: We will hire the most qualified candidate, irrespective of age, assumeremo il candidato più qualificato, a prescindere dall'etàB avv.(fam.) senza badare a nulla; senza curarsi di nessuno.* * *[ˌɪrɪ'spektɪv]irrespective of indipendentemente da, a prescindere da [age, class, ability]everyone, irrespective of who they are — tutti, chiunque essi siano
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3 irrespective ir·re·spec·tive
[ˌɪrɪ'spɛktɪv]irrespective of prep — a prescindere da
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4 irrespectively
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5 ♦ of
♦ of (1) /ɒv, əv/prep.1 (compl. di specificazione, denominazione, materia, causa, ecc.) di: I am the head of the family, sono il capo della famiglia; I'd like a glass of wine, vorrei un bicchiere di vino; the city of Rome, la città di Roma; a house of brick, una casa di mattoni; to die of fright [of starvation], morire di paura [di fame]; to be quick of eye, essere pronto d'occhio; He was robbed of his money, è stato derubato del suo denaro; to get rid of an enemy, sbarazzarsi d'un nemico; I was tired of driving, ero stanco di guidare2 ( separazione, provenienza, ecc.) da: to rid sb. of st., liberare q. da qc.; within a mile of the harbour, a un miglio dal porto; to expect st. of sb., aspettarsi qc. da q.3 da parte di: It was kind of you to lend us your car, è stato gentile da parte tua prestarci l'auto4 (con taluni verbi) a: Who are you thinking of?, a chi stai pensando?5 ( USA: nel dire le ore) a; meno: It's ten of four, mancano dieci minuti alle quattro; sono le quattro meno dieci6 (compl. di tempo) di; (fam.) da: the first of April, il 1В° d'aprile; a boy of ten, un ragazzo di dieci anni; (fam.) her husband of 24 years, writer Peter Jones, lo scrittore Peter Jones, suo marito da 24 anni● of course, naturalmente; per certo; beninteso □ of late, di recente; recentemente; ultimamente □ of a morning [of an evening, etc.], di mattina, alla mattina [di sera, alla sera, ecc.] □ of necessity, di necessità; necessariamente; per forza □ of old (o of yore), anticamente; una volta □ of recent years, negli ultimi anni □ to admit of, ammettere ( un'eccezione, ecc.) □ to approve of st., approvare qc. □ ( USA) back of, dietro; dietro a □ to come of a good family, discendere da una buona famiglia □ a friend of mine, un mio amico □ Henry of all men, Henry fra tutti; proprio Henry □ irrespective of, a prescindere da; senza considerare □ to make a fool of oneself, fare la figura dello stupido; rendersi ridicolo □ a person of no importance, una persona senza importanza □ one of my friends, uno dei miei amici □ out of, fuori di; da; in: He went out of the room, è uscito dalla stanza; to drink out of a cup, bere in (o da) una tazza □ to tell sb. of an event, raccontare un avvenimento (o un fatto) a q. □ to the north of France, a nord della Francia □ He came of a Monday, venne di (o un) lunedì □ It's foolish of you to say that, sei uno sciocco a dire queste cose □ We had a bad time of it, ce la passammo male □ What do you do of a Saturday?, cosa fai il (o di) sabato? □ Well, what of it?, bene, e con ciò?of (2) /əv, ə/vc. verb.
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