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1 cristo sm
['kristo]1)nell'anno 54 avanti/dopo Cristo — in 54 B.C./A.D
2) (immagine, oggetto) figure of Christ -
2 cristo
sm ['kristo]1)nell'anno 54 avanti/dopo Cristo — in 54 B.C./A.D
2) (immagine, oggetto) figure of Christ -
3 povero
1. adj poor2. m poor man, povera f poor womani poveri pl the poor* * *povero agg.1 ( bisognoso) needy, poor, poverty-stricken: un uomo povero, a poor man; la sua famiglia è molto povera, his family is very poor; il paese più povero dell'America latina, the poorest country in Latin America2 ( che desta compassione) poor, unfortunate, wretched: il povero bambino, the poor child; il povero giovane si uccise, the unfortunate young man killed himself // povero diavolo!, poor devil! // povero me!, poor me!, woe is me! // povero te se lo fai, you'll be sorry if you do it // sei un povero illuso!, you're just a poor fool! // e tu, povero ingenuo, non lo sapevi!, and you, you poor innocent creature, didn't know!3 ( scarso) poor, scanty: un povero raccolto, a scanty (o poor) crop (o harvest); un povero reddito, a poor income; fiume povero di acque, shallow river; un dizionario povero di esempi, a dictionary without many examples; un ragazzo povero di fantasia, a boy lacking in imagination; il nostro paese è povero di pascoli, our country is poor in pasture-land4 ( sterile) poor, barren, sterile: spirito povero di idee, mind barren of ideas; terreno povero, barren (o sterile) land5 ( umile) humble, poor: la mia povera opinione è che..., my humble opinion is that...6 ( semplice, disadorno) plain, bare: in parole povere, in plain words; uno stile povero, a plain style // detto in parole povere, vuole un aumento, in plain English, he wants a rise // arte povera, poor art // cucina povera, plain (o simple) cooking8 (fam.) ( defunto) late: la mia povera mamma, my late mother; ricordare i poveri morti, to remember the dead◆ s.m. poor man, pauper; ( mendicante) beggar: i poveri, the poor (o the needy o poor people o the have-nots); fare la carità ai poveri, to give charity to the poor // poveri di spirito, ( di intelligenza limitata) dullwitted people // beati i poveri in spirito, ( Bibbia) blessed are the poor in spirit.* * *['pɔvero] povero (-a)1. agg1) (gen) poor, (stile, scusa) weak, (raccolto) poor, scanty, (vegetazione) sparse, (vestito) plain, (stanza) barepovero di — lacking in, having little
paese povero di risorse — country short of o lacking in resources
2)essere povero in canna — to be as poor as a church mouse2. sm/f* * *['pɔvero] 1.1) (senza risorse) [persona, quartiere, paese] poor2) (carente, misero) [terreno, raccolto, alimentazione] poordieta -a di zuccheri — (insufficiente) diet lacking in sugar; (consigliata) low-sugar diet
3) (infelice)povero te, me! — poor you, me!
un povero Cristo — colloq. a poor chap BE o guy AE
4) (defunto) poor, late2.sostantivo maschile poor man*, pauper••in parole -e — to put it simply, in plain words
* * *povero/'pɔvero/1 (senza risorse) [persona, quartiere, paese] poor2 (carente, misero) [terreno, raccolto, alimentazione] poor; povero di poor o lacking in; dieta -a di zuccheri (insufficiente) diet lacking in sugar; (consigliata) low-sugar diet3 (infelice) povero bambino! poor child! povero te, me! poor you, me! un povero Cristo colloq. a poor chap BE o guy AE; povero diavolo poor devil4 (defunto) poor, late; il mio povero marito my late husbandpoor man*, pauper; i -i the poorpovero in canna as poor as a church mouse; in parole -e to put it simply, in plain words. -
4 povera
povera s.f.1 poor woman2 ( mendicante) beggar.* * *['pɔvera]sostantivo femminile poor woman** * *povera/'pɔvera/sostantivo f.poor woman*. -
5 cristiano
1. adj Christian2. m, cristiana f Christian* * *cristiano agg. Christian: fede cristiana, Christian faith; era cristiana, Christian era; sepoltura cristiana, Christian burial◆ s.m.1 Christian: comportarsi da buon cristiano, to behave like a good Christian; farsi cristiano, to become a Christian // da cristiano, (fam.) good, nice; decent: una casa da cristiani, a decent house; un pranzo da cristiano, a nice dinner* * *[kris'tjano] cristiano (-a)1. agg2. sm/f(anche), fig Christianun povero cristiano fig — a poor soul o beggar
* * *[kris'tjano]nome proprio maschile Christian* * *cristiano/kris'tjano/1 Christian(f. -a)1 Christian2 (essere umano) non c'era un cristiano there wasn't a soul3 da cristiano (decente) decent, proper; (umano) human; comportarsi da cristiano to act in a civilized manner. -
6 Cristiano
1. adj Christian2. m, cristiana f Christian* * *cristiano agg. Christian: fede cristiana, Christian faith; era cristiana, Christian era; sepoltura cristiana, Christian burial◆ s.m.1 Christian: comportarsi da buon cristiano, to behave like a good Christian; farsi cristiano, to become a Christian // da cristiano, (fam.) good, nice; decent: una casa da cristiani, a decent house; un pranzo da cristiano, a nice dinner* * *[kris'tjano] cristiano (-a)1. agg2. sm/f(anche), fig Christianun povero cristiano fig — a poor soul o beggar
* * *[kris'tjano]nome proprio maschile Christian* * *Cristiano/kris'tjano/n.pr.m.Christian. -
7 cristiano
[kris'tjano] cristiano (-a)1. agg2. sm/f(anche), fig Christianun povero cristiano fig — a poor soul o beggar
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