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1 assente
absent, awayfig absent-minded* * *assente agg.1 absent; away from: è assente da casa da un anno, he has been away from home for a year2 (fig.) distracted: avere un'aria assente, to seem distracted; il suo spirito è assente, his thoughts are far away◆ s.m. e f.1 absentee: lista degli assenti, absentees' list; gli assenti hanno sempre torto, the absent are always in the wrong* * *[as'sɛnte]1. agg1)assente (da) — (gen) away (from), (malato, studente) absent (from)
2) (espressione, sguardo) vacant, faraway2. sm/f* * *[as'sɛnte] 1.1) [persona, emozione] absent (da from)essere assente — to be away (anche scol.)
2) fig. [ persona] abstracted, distracted, lost in thought; [sguardo, espressione] absent, abstracted, blank, vacant2.sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile absentee (anche scol.)* * *assente/as'sεnte/1 [persona, emozione] absent (da from); essere assente to be away (anche scol.)2 fig. [ persona] abstracted, distracted, lost in thought; [sguardo, espressione] absent, abstracted, blank, vacantII m. e f.absentee (anche scol.); i presenti e gli -i those present and those absent. -
2 assente
[as'sɛnte]1. agg1)assente (da) — (gen) away (from), (malato, studente) absent (from)
2) (espressione, sguardo) vacant, faraway2. sm/f
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