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1 advise
[əd'vaɪz] 1.1) (give advice to) consigliare, dare consigli a ( about su)to advise sb. to do — consigliare a qcn. di fare
to advise sb. against doing sth. — sconsigliare a qcn. di fare qcs.
to advise sb. of — avvertire di [risk, danger]
you are advised to... — si prega o si raccomanda di
2) (recommend) consigliare, raccomandare [ course of action]3) form. (inform) informare, avvisare (of di)2.to advise on sth. — (give advice) consigliare su qcs.; (inform) informare su qcs
* * *1) (to give advice to; to recommend: My lawyer advises me to buy the house.) consigliare2) ((with of) to inform: This letter is to advise you of our interest in your proposal.) informare* * *[əd'vaɪz] 1.1) (give advice to) consigliare, dare consigli a ( about su)to advise sb. to do — consigliare a qcn. di fare
to advise sb. against doing sth. — sconsigliare a qcn. di fare qcs.
to advise sb. of — avvertire di [risk, danger]
you are advised to... — si prega o si raccomanda di
2) (recommend) consigliare, raccomandare [ course of action]3) form. (inform) informare, avvisare (of di)2.to advise on sth. — (give advice) consigliare su qcs.; (inform) informare su qcs
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2 life *****
[laɪf]1. n, lives pl1) (gen) vitalife on earth — vita terrestre or sulla terra
to come to life — rianimarsi, riprendere vita
2) (existence) vita, (of battery etc) durataduring the life of this government — durante questo governo, nel corso di questa amministrazione
a quiet/hard life — una vita tranquilla/dura
country/city life — vita di campagna/di città
three lives were lost — tre persone sono morte or hanno perso la vita
to take one's own life — (euph: commit suicide) togliersi la vita
you'll be taking your life in your hands if you climb up there fam — rischi la pelle se ti arrampichi lassù
not on your life! fam — neanche morto!, fossi matto!
I can't for the life of me imagine... fam — non riesco assolutamente a immaginare...
3) (liveliness: of place) vita, animazione f, (of person) vita, vivacitàto put or breathe new life into — (person) ridare entusiasmo a, (project, area etc) ridare nuova vita a
2. adj(for life: membership) a vita, (in life: chances) di vita -
3 hazard
I ['hæzəd]1) (risk) rischio m., azzardo m., pericolo m. (to per)the hazards of sth. — i rischi che qcs. comporta
2) (chance) caso m.II ['hæzəd]1) (venture) arrischiare, azzardare [opinion, explanation]2) (risk) rischiare [life, reputation]* * *['hæzəd] 1. noun((something which causes) a risk of harm or danger: the hazards of mountain-climbing.) rischio2. verb1) (to risk; to be prepared to do (something, the result of which is uncertain): Are you prepared to hazard your life for the success of this mission?) rischiare2) (to put forward (a guess etc).) arrischiare, azzardare•- hazardousness* * *hazard /ˈhæzəd/n.2 azzardo; rischio; pericolo; repentaglio: health hazards, rischi per la salute; to put to hazard, mettere a rischio (o a repentaglio); (ass.) occupational hazard, rischio professionale3 caso; sorte; ventura5 ( biliardo) punto; colpo vincente: losing [winning] hazard, punto fatto mandando in buca la bilia battente [la bilia battuta]● ( USA) hazard pay, indennità di rischio ( per un lavoro pericoloso) □ (autom.) hazard lights, luci (intermittenti) di emergenza □ hazard warning flashers (o lights) = hazard lights ► sopra □ at all hazards, a qualunque costo □ «Drowning hazard» ( cartello), «pericolo di annegamento».(to) hazard /ˈhæzəd/v. t.1 rischiare; mettere a rischio (o a repentaglio): Acrobats often hazard their lives, gli acrobati rischiano spesso la vita* * *I ['hæzəd]1) (risk) rischio m., azzardo m., pericolo m. (to per)the hazards of sth. — i rischi che qcs. comporta
2) (chance) caso m.II ['hæzəd]1) (venture) arrischiare, azzardare [opinion, explanation]2) (risk) rischiare [life, reputation] -
4 consider
[kən'sɪdə(r)] 1.2) (take into accoun) prendere in considerazione [risk, cost, person]; tenere conto di [ person's feelings]all things considered — tutto sommato, in fin dei conti
3) (envisage)to consider doing — pensare o prendere in considerazione di fare
to consider sb. for a role — pensare a qcn. per un ruolo
to consider sb., sth. as sth. — considerare qcn., qcs. (come) qcs
4) (regard)2.to consider sb., sth. favourably — vedere qcn., qcs. favorevolmente
verbo intransitivo riflettere3.to consider oneself (to be) a writer, genius — considerarsi uno scrittore, un genio
* * *[kən'sidə]1) (to think about (carefully): He considered their comments.) prendere in considerazione2) (to feel inclined towards: I'm considering leaving this job.) considerare3) (to take into account: You must consider other people's feelings.) considerare4) (to regard as being: They consider him unfit for that job.) considerare•- considerably* * *[kən'sɪdə(r)] 1.2) (take into accoun) prendere in considerazione [risk, cost, person]; tenere conto di [ person's feelings]all things considered — tutto sommato, in fin dei conti
3) (envisage)to consider doing — pensare o prendere in considerazione di fare
to consider sb. for a role — pensare a qcn. per un ruolo
to consider sb., sth. as sth. — considerare qcn., qcs. (come) qcs
4) (regard)2.to consider sb., sth. favourably — vedere qcn., qcs. favorevolmente
verbo intransitivo riflettere3.to consider oneself (to be) a writer, genius — considerarsi uno scrittore, un genio
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5 face
I 1. [feɪs]1) (of person) faccia f., viso m., volto m.; (of animal) muso m.to punch sb. in the face — dare un pugno in faccia a qcn.
to slam the door in sb.'s face — sbattere la porta in faccia a qcn. (anche fig.)
to look sb. in the face — guardare qcn. in faccia (anche fig.)
face up, down — a faccia in su, in giù
2) (expression) aria f.to pull o make a face — fare le smorfie o boccacce
3) fig. (outward appearance)to change the face of — cambiare il volto di [ industry]
on the face of it, it sounds easy — a prima vista, sembra facile
4) (dignity)to lose, save face — perdere, salvare la faccia
5) (surface) (of clock, watch) quadrante m.; (of planet, gem, dice, coin, playing card) faccia f.; (of cliff, mountain, rock) parete f.; (of document) recto m.2.to disappear o vanish off the face of the earth — colloq. sparire dalla faccia della terra
••to set one's face against sb., sth. — opporsi fermamente a qcn., qcs.
II 1. [feɪs]to have the face to do — BE colloq. avere la faccia tosta di fare
1) (look towards) [ person] stare, essere di fronte a [ audience]; [ room] dare su [park, beach]to face north — [ person] guardare a nord; [ building] essere rivolto verso nord
facing our house, there is... — di fronte alla nostra casa, c'è
2) (confront) affrontare, fare fronte a [challenge, crisis]; dover pagare [ fine]; essere prossimo a, essere sull'orlo di [redundancy, ruin]; trovarsi di fronte a, dover fare [ choice]; fronteggiare, trovarsi di fronte a [rival, team]to be faced with — trovarsi di fronte a [problem, decision]
to face sb. with — mettere qcn. di fronte a [truth, evidence]
let's face it,... — parliamoci chiaro
I can't face him, doing — non ce la faccio a vederlo, a fare
5) (run the risk of) rischiare [fine, suspension]6) ing. rivestire, ricoprire [façade, wall] ( with di)7) tip. [photo, etc.] essere di fronte a [ page]2.1)to face towards — [ person] guardare o essere rivolto verso; [ chair] essere girato o rivolto verso; [window, house] dare su [ garden]
to face o be facing backwards voltare la schiena, essere di spalle; to be facing up, down — essere a faccia in su, in giù
2) mil.•- face up* * *[feis] 1. noun1) (the front part of the head, from forehead to chin: a beautiful face.) faccia, viso2) (a surface especially the front surface: a rock face.) superficie3) (in mining, the end of a tunnel etc where work is being done: a coal face.) fronte2. verb1) (to be opposite to: My house faces the park.) essere di fronte a, guardare verso2) (to turn, stand etc in the direction of: She faced him across the desk.) affrontare3) (to meet or accept boldly: to face one's fate.) affrontare•- - faced- facial
- facing
- facecloth
- facelift
- face-powder
- face-saving
- face value
- at face value
- face the music
- face to face
- face up to
- in the face of
- lose face
- make/pull a face
- on the face of it
- put a good face on it
- save one's face* * *I 1. [feɪs]1) (of person) faccia f., viso m., volto m.; (of animal) muso m.to punch sb. in the face — dare un pugno in faccia a qcn.
to slam the door in sb.'s face — sbattere la porta in faccia a qcn. (anche fig.)
to look sb. in the face — guardare qcn. in faccia (anche fig.)
face up, down — a faccia in su, in giù
2) (expression) aria f.to pull o make a face — fare le smorfie o boccacce
3) fig. (outward appearance)to change the face of — cambiare il volto di [ industry]
on the face of it, it sounds easy — a prima vista, sembra facile
4) (dignity)to lose, save face — perdere, salvare la faccia
5) (surface) (of clock, watch) quadrante m.; (of planet, gem, dice, coin, playing card) faccia f.; (of cliff, mountain, rock) parete f.; (of document) recto m.2.to disappear o vanish off the face of the earth — colloq. sparire dalla faccia della terra
••to set one's face against sb., sth. — opporsi fermamente a qcn., qcs.
II 1. [feɪs]to have the face to do — BE colloq. avere la faccia tosta di fare
1) (look towards) [ person] stare, essere di fronte a [ audience]; [ room] dare su [park, beach]to face north — [ person] guardare a nord; [ building] essere rivolto verso nord
facing our house, there is... — di fronte alla nostra casa, c'è
2) (confront) affrontare, fare fronte a [challenge, crisis]; dover pagare [ fine]; essere prossimo a, essere sull'orlo di [redundancy, ruin]; trovarsi di fronte a, dover fare [ choice]; fronteggiare, trovarsi di fronte a [rival, team]to be faced with — trovarsi di fronte a [problem, decision]
to face sb. with — mettere qcn. di fronte a [truth, evidence]
let's face it,... — parliamoci chiaro
I can't face him, doing — non ce la faccio a vederlo, a fare
5) (run the risk of) rischiare [fine, suspension]6) ing. rivestire, ricoprire [façade, wall] ( with di)7) tip. [photo, etc.] essere di fronte a [ page]2.1)to face towards — [ person] guardare o essere rivolto verso; [ chair] essere girato o rivolto verso; [window, house] dare su [ garden]
to face o be facing backwards voltare la schiena, essere di spalle; to be facing up, down — essere a faccia in su, in giù
2) mil.•- face up
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