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1 (to) dispose
(to) dispose /dɪˈspəʊz/A v. t. (form.)1 disporre: to dispose the books on the shelf, disporre i libri sullo scaffale; Electrons are disposed in rings around the nucleus, gli elettroni sono disposti in circolo intorno al nucleo2 (form.) predisporre; rendere incline: Does playing violent computer games dispose children towards violence?, fare videogiochi violenti rende i bambini inclini alla violenza?; The warmth of the afternoon disposed him to drowsiness, il calore pomeridiano lo induceva alla sonnolenza; to dispose oneself to sleep, disporsi a dormireB v. i.(lett.) disporre; risolvere: (leg.) to dispose by will, disporre per testamento; (prov.) Man proposes, God disposes, l'uomo propone, Dio dispone. -
2 (to) dispose
(to) dispose /dɪˈspəʊz/A v. t. (form.)1 disporre: to dispose the books on the shelf, disporre i libri sullo scaffale; Electrons are disposed in rings around the nucleus, gli elettroni sono disposti in circolo intorno al nucleo2 (form.) predisporre; rendere incline: Does playing violent computer games dispose children towards violence?, fare videogiochi violenti rende i bambini inclini alla violenza?; The warmth of the afternoon disposed him to drowsiness, il calore pomeridiano lo induceva alla sonnolenza; to dispose oneself to sleep, disporsi a dormireB v. i.(lett.) disporre; risolvere: (leg.) to dispose by will, disporre per testamento; (prov.) Man proposes, God disposes, l'uomo propone, Dio dispone.
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