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1 garbo
m courtesy, politeness( modi gentili) good manners pl( tatto) tact* * *garbo s.m.1 politeness, courtesy; ( modi gentili) good manners (pl.); ( grazia) grace, gracefulness; elegance; ( tatto) tact, delicacy: con bel garbo, with good grace; senza garbo, ( sgarbatamente) rudely, ( goffamente) awkwardly (o clumsily); ha molto garbo nel vestire, he dresses very elegantly; ha molto garbo nel parlare, he is very well spoken // a garbo, nicely (o properly o well): fare una cosa a garbo, to do a thing nicely (o properly)3 (mar.) garboard.* * *['garbo]sostantivo maschile politeness, gentleness, tact* * *garbo/'garbo/sostantivo m.politeness, gentleness, tact; muoversi con garbo to move gracefully. -
2 muoversi con garbo
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3 garbo sm
['ɡarbo]1) (grazia) gracemuoversi con garbo/senza garbo — to move gracefully/awkwardly
2) (gentilezza) politeness, courtesy -
4 grazia sf
['ɡrattsja]1) (di persona) gracedi buona/mala grazia — with good/bad grace
2) (favore, benevolenza) favour Brit, favor Amdi grazia iro — if you please
3) (misericordia) mercy, Dir pardonMinistero di Grazia e Giustizia — Ministry of Justice, Lord Chancellor's Office Brit, Department of Justice Am
4) Rel grace5) Mitol6)Sua Grazia — Your Grace -
5 garbo
sm ['ɡarbo]1) (grazia) gracemuoversi con garbo/senza garbo — to move gracefully/awkwardly
2) (gentilezza) politeness, courtesy -
6 grazia
sf ['ɡrattsja]1) (di persona) gracedi buona/mala grazia — with good/bad grace
2) (favore, benevolenza) favour Brit, favor Amdi grazia iro — if you please
3) (misericordia) mercy, Dir pardonMinistero di Grazia e Giustizia — Ministry of Justice, Lord Chancellor's Office Brit, Department of Justice Am
4) Rel grace5) Mitol6)Sua Grazia — Your Grace
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