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1 moderare
moderate* * *moderare v.tr.1 to moderate, to curb, to check; (mitigare) to mitigate: modera la tua ira, curb your anger; dovrebbe moderare il suo entusiasmo, he ought to moderate his enthusiasm; moderare l'impazienza, to curb one's impatience; moderare il tono di voce, to moderate the tone of one's voice // per favore, modera le parole!, please, mind (o watch) your language! // moderare un dibattito, to chair a debate2 (contenere) to control, to regulate, to reduce, to curb, to check: moderare i prezzi, to regulate prices; moderare le spese, to cut down expenses; moderare la velocità, to reduce speed (o to slow down)3 (rar.) (governare) to govern.◘ moderarsi v.rifl. to moderate oneself; (frenare la propria collera) to keep one's temper: moderare nel mangiare, nel bere, to eat, to drink moderately.* * *[mode'rare]1. vt(gen) to moderate, curb2. vr (moderarsi)to restrain o.s.moderarsi nel mangiare/nelle spese — to control one's eating/one's spending
* * *[mode'rare] 1.verbo transitivo to moderate, to curb [ambizione, desideri]; to moderate, to temper [ entusiasmo]; to lower [ tono]; to reduce, to limit [ velocità]2.modera i termini, per favore! — watch your language, please!
* * *moderare/mode'rare/ [1]to moderate, to curb [ambizione, desideri]; to moderate, to temper [ entusiasmo]; to lower [ tono]; to reduce, to limit [ velocità]; modera i termini, per favore! watch your language, please!II moderarsi verbo pronominaleto moderate oneself, to limit oneself, to control oneself; - rsi nel bere to drink with moderation. -
2 morigeratezza
morigeratezza s.f. moderation, soberness, sobriety: morigeratezza di discorsi, soberness of speech; mangiare e bere con morigeratezza, to eat and drink with moderation. -
3 moderatamente
moderatamente avv.1 moderately, temperately: un liquore moderatamente alcolico, a mildly alcoholic liqueur2 (con moderazione) in moderation: bere moderatamente, to drink in moderation.* * *[moderata'mente]avverbio moderately, with moderationbere, fumare moderatamente — to drink, smoke in moderation
* * *moderatamente/moderata'mente/moderately, with moderation; bere, fumare moderatamente to drink, smoke in moderation. -
4 regola
f rulein regola in orderdi regola as a rule* * *regola s.f.1 rule (anche dir.); ( norma) law: regole di grammatica, rules of grammar; una regola fissa, a set rule; le regole di un gioco, rules (o laws) of a game; devi stare alle regole del gioco, (fig.) you must play by the rules; le regole dell'etichetta, the rules of etiquette; (mar.) le regole della navigazione, the rules of navigation; secondo la regola, according to the rule; un'eccezione alla regola, an exception to the rule; l'eccezione conferma la regola, the exception proves the rule; conformarsi a una regola, to conform to a rule; applicare una regola, to apply a rule // per tua regola, for your guidance (o fam. information); per tua norma e regola ricordati che chi paga sono io, for your information remember (o let me tell you once and for all) that I'm paying // di regola, as a rule (o usually): di regola arriva nel pomeriggio, he arrives in the afternoon as a rule // in regola, in order; in piena regola, in perfect order; avere le carte in regola, to have one's papers in order; ha tutte le carte in regola, le sue carte sono in regola, all his papers are in order; avere il passaporto in regola, to have one's passport in order; se la polizia ci chiede i documenti, siamo, non siamo in regola, if the police ask us for our papers, we're, we're not all in order; essere in regola con i pagamenti, to be up-to-date with one's payments; essere in regola con la legge, to be in conformity to the law; io sono in regola con la mia coscienza, (fig.) my conscience is clear; fare le cose in regola, to do things properly; mettere in regola i propri affari, to put one's affairs in order; mettere un lavoratore in regola, to give a worker a regular contract; tenere qlco. in regola, to keep sthg. in order // lavoro eseguito a regola d'arte, job properly done (o well-done job) // (mat.): la regola del tre, the rule of three; regola catenaria, catenary; regola di composizione, chain rule // (comm.): regole del commercio, laws of trade; cambiale in regola, regular bill // (banca) regole bancarie, banking laws2 ( misura, moderazione) moderation: dovresti avere più regola nel mangiare e nel bere, you should eat and drink in more moderation; bere senza regola, to drink without moderation3 (eccl.) rule; ( ordine) order: la regola francescana, the rule of St. Francis; ( ordine) the Franciscan order4 ( consuetudine, usanza) custom, habit: è di regola, è buona regola che le donne abbiano la precedenza, the custom is that women go first* * *['rɛgola]sostantivo femminile1) (norma) rulefare di qcs. una regola di vita — to make sth. a rule o practice o way of life
rispettare, infrangere le -e — to obey, break the rules
3) relig. rule5) di regola as a rule6) in regola [documenti, conti] in order; [ lavoratore] with regular contractavere (tutte) le carte in regola — to fulfil o meet o satisfy the requirements
7) in piena regola regular••* * *regola/'rεgola/sostantivo f.1 (norma) rule; regola di comportamento rule of conduct; le -e del gioco the rules of the game (anche fig.); rispettare le -e del gioco to play by the rules (anche fig.); fare di qcs. una regola di vita to make sth. a rule o practice o way of life; a regola d'arte by the rule book; rispettare, infrangere le -e to obey, break the rules; fare uno strappo alla regola to bend the rules; l'eccezione conferma la regola the exception proves the rule3 relig. rule4 (moderazione) senza regola without moderation5 di regola as a rule6 in regola [documenti, conti] in order; [ lavoratore] with regular contract; essere in regola con i pagamenti to be up-to-date with one's payments; avere (tutte) le carte in regola to fulfil o meet o satisfy the requirements; mettersi in regola con il fisco to get one's tax affairs properly sorted out7 in piena regola regular; subire un interrogatorio in piena regola to undergo a full-scale interrogationper sua norma e regola for your information. -
5 misurare
"to measure;Messen;medir"* * *measurevestito try onmisurare le spese limit one's spending* * *misurare v.tr.1 to measure; (la capacità, il contenuto, il calibro) to gauge: misurare la dimensione di qlco., to measure the size of sthg.; misurare la lunghezza di una stoffa, to measure the length of a piece of cloth; misurare un terreno, to survey a piece of land; misurare la pioggia, to measure (o to gauge) the rainfall; misurare la stanza a occhio, to take a rough measurement of the room; misurare la distanza a occhio, to gauge (o to judge) the distance with one's eye; misurare la temperatura a qlcu., to take s.o.'s temperature // misurare le scale, (scherz.) (ruzzolare) to fall headlong down the stairs; misurare la stanza, (scherz.) (cadere) to fall flat on one's face // misurare un ceffone a qlcu., (darglielo) to give s.o. a slap2 (provare facendo indossare) to fit s.o. for (sthg.); (provare indossando) to try on (sthg.): ieri il sarto mi ha misurato l'abito, yesterday the tailor fitted me for the suit; misurare un cappello, i guanti, to try on a hat, the gloves; misurati le scarpe prima di comprarle, try on the shoes before you buy them3 (valutare, giudicare) to estimate, to evaluate, to judge: misurare le difficoltà, gli ostacoli, to estimate the difficulties, the obstacles; misurare le difficoltà di un progetto, to evaluate the difficulties of a plan; misurare la gravità di una situazione, to judge the gravity of a situation; misurare le proprie forze, to try one's strength4 (limitare) to limit, to moderate, to keep* within limits; (razionare) to ration; (soppesare) to weigh: cercò di misurare le spese, he tried to limit his expenses (o to keep his expenses down); mi misurano il pane, they keep me short of bread; misurare il cibo a qlcu., to ration s.o.'s food // misurare le parole, i termini, to weigh one's words5 (percorrere a passi eguali) to pace: misurò la stanza tutta la notte, he paced (up and down) the room all night◆ v. intr. to measure: questa stanza misura quindici piedi di larghezza, this room measures fifteen feet across (o is fifteen feet wide); questo libro misura dodici centimetri per otto, this book measures twelve centimetres by eight; quanto misura quell'armadio?, how much does that wardrobe measure?◘ misurarsi v.rifl.1 (contenersi) to limit oneself; to ration oneself: misurare nello spendere, to limit oneself in spending; il dottore mi ha detto di misurarmi nel mangiare, the doctor told me to ration myself in eating2 (cimentarsi) to measure oneself; (competere) to compete: non ardisco misurarmi con lui, I dare not compete (o measure myself) with him; misurare in una gara, to compete in a race3 (venire alle mani) to come to blows.* * *[mizu'rare]1. vt1) (gen) to measure, (vista, udito) to test, (valore) to estimate, (capacità) to judge, (terreno) to surveymisurare a occhio — to measure roughly, give a rough estimate
2) (fig : limitare: spese) to limit3)misurare o misurarsi qc — (abito, scarpe, cappotto) to try sth on2. viquanto misura questa stanza? — how big is this room?, what are the measurements of this room?
3. vr (misurarsi)1) (contenersi, regolarsi)misurarsi con qn — to compete with sb, pit o.s. against sb
* * *[mizu'rare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to measure [lunghezza, altezza, peso, oggetto]; to gauge [diametro, distanza]; to meter [elettricità, gas, acqua]; to take* [temperatura, pressione]3) (percorrere)4) fig. (valutare) to measure [valore, efficacia, rischi]misurare la propria forza contro o con qcn. — to pit one's strength against sb
5) (contenere)6) (razionare)2.misurare il cibo a qcn. — to ration sb.'s food
misurare 2 metri di altezza, larghezza — to measure 2 metres in height, width o to be 2 metres high, wide
3.misurare 1 metro e 70 — [ persona] to be 1.70 metre tall
verbo pronominale misurarsi1) (contenersi)- rsi nel bere — to drink moderately o in moderation
-rsi con qcn. — to measure o pit oneself against sb.
* * *misurare/mizu'rare/ [1]1 to measure [lunghezza, altezza, peso, oggetto]; to gauge [diametro, distanza]; to meter [elettricità, gas, acqua]; to take* [temperatura, pressione]; misurare 2 metri di tessuto to measure off 2 metres of fabric3 (percorrere) misurare una stanza a grandi passi to pace (up and down) a room4 fig. (valutare) to measure [valore, efficacia, rischi]; misurare la propria forza contro o con qcn. to pit one's strength against sb.5 (contenere) misurare le parole to weigh one's words6 (razionare) misurare il cibo a qcn. to ration sb.'s food(aus. avere) to measure; misurare 2 metri di altezza, larghezza to measure 2 metres in height, width o to be 2 metres high, wide; misurare 20 metri di profondità to be 20 metres deep; misurare 1 metro e 70 [ persona] to be 1.70 metre tallIII misurarsi verbo pronominale2 (confrontarsi) -rsi con qcn. to measure o pit oneself against sb.; - rsi con un problema to tackle a problem.
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