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émotion [emosjɔ̃]feminine noun( = sentiment) emotion ; ( = peur) fright• ce scandale a suscité une vive émotion dans le pays this scandal has caused a real stir in the country• pour nous remettre de nos émotions... to get over all the excitement...• c'est avec une grande émotion que nous recevons... it is with great pleasure that we welcome...* * *emosjɔ̃donner des émotions (colloq) à quelqu'un — to give somebody a fright
tu es remis de tes émotions? — (colloq) have you recovered from the shock?
dans la salle d'audience, l'émotion était à son comble — the atmosphere in the courtroom was extremely emotional
* * *emosjɔ̃1. nf1) (= état) emotion2) (= émoi, trouble) emotion3) (= excitation) excitementsusciter une vive émotion [tragédie, disparition] — to leave people deeply saddened, [décision, arrestation] to cause a stir
La tragédie suscite une vive émotion en France et dans le monde. — The tragedy has deeply saddened France and the rest of the world.
sans émotion — without emotion, coldly
2. émotions nfplavoir des émotions fig (= avoir peur) — to get a fright
donner des émotions à qn fig (= faire peur) — to give sb a fright
émotions fortes (= sensations fortes) — thrills
* * *émotion nf1 ( réaction affective) emotion; ( peur) fright; rougir/trembler d'émotion to blush/tremble with emotion; la voix chargée d'émotion in a choked voice; donner des émotions à qn○ to give sb a fright; tu es remis de tes émotions○? have you recovered from the shock?; dans la salle d'audience, l'émotion était à son comble the atmosphere in the courtroom was extremely emotional;2 ( sensibilité) emotion.[emosjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [sensation] feeling3. [qualité - d'une œuvre] emotion————————émotions nom féminin pluriel -
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emosjɔ̃f1) Aufregung f2) ( attendrissement) Rührung f3) (fig) Erschütterung fémotionémotion [emosjõ]1 (surprise, chagrin) Aufregung féminin; Beispiel: causer une vive émotion à quelqu'un jdn stark aufwühlen; Beispiel: donner des émotions à quelqu'un familier jdn schocken2 (joie) freudige Erregung -
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.. propose that reason may not be as pure as most of us think it is or wish it were, that emotions and feelings may not be intruders in the bastion of reason at all: they may be enmeshed in its networks, for worse and for better.The strategies of human reason probably did not develop, in either evolution or any single individual, without the guiding force of the mechanisms of biological regulation, of which emotion and feeling are notable expressions. Moreover, even after reasoning strategies become established in the formative years, their effective deployment probably depends, to a considerable extent, on a continued ability to experience feelings.This is not to deny that emotions and feelings can cause havoc in the processes of reasoning under certain circumstances. Traditional wisdom has told us that they can, and recent investigations of the normal reasoning process also reveal the potentially harmful influence of emotional biases. It is thus even more surprising and novel that the absence of emotion and feeling is no less damaging, no less capable of compromising the rationality that makes us distinctly human and allows us to decide in consonance with a sense of personal future, social convention, and moral principle. (Damasio, 1994, p. xii)Historical dictionary of quotations in cognitive science > Emotion
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) de manera/forma conmovedora['tʌtʃɪŋlɪ]ADV de modo conmovedor, patéticamente -
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I Part. Präs. rührenII Adj. touching, moving; (liebevoll) very kind; ein rührender Anblick a touching sight; das ist ja rührend! that’s really nice ( oder sweet) of you; iro. that’s really charming (I’m sure)!; seine Naivität hat etwas Rührendes there’s something touching ( oder charming) about his naìvety, he’s touchingly naìveIII Adv. touchingly; er kümmert sich rührend um sie it is touching how he cares for her; rührend besorgt touchingly concerned (um for)* * *emotional; touching; pathetic; moving* * *rüh|rend1. adjtouching2. advsie kümmert sich rǘhrend um das Kind — it's touching how she looks after the child
* * *1) pathetically2) (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) touchingly* * *rüh·rendI. adj1. (ergreifend) touching, movingein \rührender Anblick a touching [or moving] sight2. (reizend)▪ \rührend [von jdm] sein to be sweet [of sb]II. adv touchinglydanke, dass Sie sich während meiner Krankheit so \rührend um mich gekümmert haben thanks for having taken care of me during my illness, it was really touching* * *1.Adjektiv touching2.das ist rührend von Ihnen — (ugs.) that is terribly sweet or kind of you (coll.)
adverbial touchingly* * *ein rührender Anblick a touching sight;das ist ja rührend! that’s really nice ( oder sweet) of you; iron that’s really charming (I’m sure)!;seine Naivität hat etwas Rührendes there’s something touching ( oder charming) about his naïvety, he’s touchingly naïveC. adv touchingly;er kümmert sich rührend um sie it is touching how he cares for her;rührend besorgt touchingly concerned (um for)* * *1.Adjektiv touching2.das ist rührend von Ihnen — (ugs.) that is terribly sweet or kind of you (coll.)
adverbial touchingly* * *adj.pathetic adj.stirring adj. adv.movingly adv.pathetically adv.touchingly adv. -
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) á hjartnæman hátt -
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) comovedoramente* * *touch.ing.ly[t'∧tʃiŋli] adv de modo patético, comovedoramente. -
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dokunaklı olarak* * *adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) duygulandırıcı bir şekilde -
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) ganljivo -
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) liikuttavasti -
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සṃවෙජනිය saMvejaniya saṃvejaniya adjapt to cause emotion or anxiety. -
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) rørende -
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) in maniera toccante* * *touchingly► touching -
16 move *****
[muːv]1. n1) (movement) movimento, mossato be on the move — (travelling) spostarsi, (active, busy) essere indaffarato (-a), (fig: developments) essere in continuo progresso
to get a move on fam — affrettarsi, sbrigarsi
get a move on (with that)! fam — sbrigati (con quello)!, datti una mossa (con quello)!
to make a move — (start to leave, go) andarsene, (begin to take action) muoversi
a good/bad move — una mossa buona/sbagliata
3) (change of house) trasloco, (to different job) trasferimento2. vt1) (change place of) spostare, (limbs, chesspiece) muovere, (transport) trasportare, (transfer: employee, troops) trasferireto move house — traslocare, cambiar casa
we asked a (removal) firm to move us — abbiamo chiesto a una ditta (di traslochi) di farci il trasloco
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fig: sway) to move somebody from an opinion — smuovere qn da un'ideato move sb to do sth — indurre or spingere qn a fare qc
3) (cause emotion in) commuovereto move sb to anger/pity — far arrabbiare/impietosire qn
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frm: propose) to move a resolution — avanzare una propostato move that... — proporre che... + sub
3. vimove! — muoviti!, spostati!
to move freely — (piece of machinery) aver gioco, (person) circolare liberamente, (traffic) scorrere
2) (move house) cambiar casa, traslocare3) (in games) muovere4) (take steps) intervenire•- move in- move off- move on- move out- move up -
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) wzruszająco -
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) aizkustinoši -
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adverb (in a moving way, so as to cause emotion: Her face was touchingly childlike.) jaudinamai, graudžiai
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