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1 angosciare
angosciare v.tr. to cause anguish, to cause anxiety, to afflict, to distress, to grieve: mi angoscia il saperlo ammalato e lontano, it upsets me terribly to know that he is sick and far from home.◘ angosciarsi v.rifl. to worry (about sthg.), to be distressed (about sthg.), to grieve (over sthg.), to torment oneself: non angosciarti così!, don't torment yourself!; è inutile angosciare, it's not worth getting anxious about.* * *[anɡoʃ'ʃare]1. vt2. vip (angosciarsi)angosciarsi (per) — (preoccuparsi) to become anxious (about), (provare angoscia) to get upset (about o over)
* * *[angoʃ'ʃare] 1.verbo transitivo [persona, problema] to worry, to distress2.verbo pronominale angosciarsi to distress oneself* * *angosciare/ango∫'∫are/ [1][persona, problema] to worry, to distressII angosciarsi verbo pronominaleto distress oneself. -
2 angosciare
[anɡoʃ'ʃare]1. vt2. vip (angosciarsi)angosciarsi (per) — (preoccuparsi) to become anxious (about), (provare angoscia) to get upset (about o over)
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