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1 intimità
f privacydi un rapporto intimacy* * *intimità s.f.1 privacy; intimacy: l'intimità della propria casa, the privacy of one's home; non voglio disturbare la vostra intimità, I don't want to intrude upon your privacy; l'intimità dei suoi pensieri, the inwardness of his thoughts; non sappiamo cosa accade nella loro intimità, we don't know what happens when they are alone // nell'intimità del suo animo, at the bottom of his heart2 (familiarità) familiarity: non trattatela con troppa intimità!, don't treat her with too much familiarity!; è in intimità con..., he's an intimate friend of...* * *[intimi'ta]sostantivo femminile invariabile1) (legame) intimacy, closenessessere in intimità con qcn. — to be on intimate terms with sb
2) (privato) privacy* * *intimità/intimi'ta/f.inv.1 (legame) intimacy, closeness; essere in intimità con qcn. to be on intimate terms with sb.2 (privato) privacy; nell'intimità della sua casa in the privacy of his home. -
2 essere in intimità con qcn.
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3 dimestichezza
f familiarity* * *dimestichezza s.f.1 ( familiarità) familiarity: avere dimestichezza con qlcu., to know s.o. well (o to be on familiar terms with s.o.); entrare in dimestichezza con qlcu., to become familiar (o friendly) with s.o.; non trattarlo con troppa dimestichezza, don't be too (o over-) familar with him; v'era molta dimestichezza fra loro due, those two were on intimate terms2 ( conoscenza, pratica) knowledge, familiarity: avere dimestichezza con i motori, to know about motors; ha poca dimestichezza con la matematica, he has little knowledge of (o he doesn't know much about) mathematics; avere dimestichezza con un autore, un'opera letteraria, to know an author, a literary work; prendere dimestichezza con una lingua, to get to know a language well; prendere dimestichezza con un lavoro, to learn a job (o fam. the ropes).* * *[dimesti'kettsa]sostantivo femminile (confidenza) familiarity, experienceavere dimestichezza con qcs. — to have experience o to be acquainted with sth.
prendere dimestichezza con qcs. — to make oneself familiar with sth.
* * *dimestichezza/dimesti'kettsa/sostantivo f.(confidenza) familiarity, experience; avere dimestichezza con qcs. to have experience o to be acquainted with sth.; prendere dimestichezza con qcs. to make oneself familiar with sth.; ha poca dimestichezza con i computer he is not very familiar with computing.
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