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86 utloyi igánedi
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88 paragonare
compare* * *paragonare v.tr.1 to compare, to make* a comparison, to draw* a comparison: paragonare due scrittori, to compare (o to make a comparison between) two authors; la mia casa non può essere paragonata alla tua, my house cannot be compared with yours; paragonare una copia con l'originale, to compare a copy with the original2 ( ritenere simile) to compare, to liken: i poeti hanno paragonato il sonno alla morte, poets have compared (o likened) sleep to death; paragonare la terra a una palla, to compare (o to liken) the earth to a ball.◘ paragonarsi v.rifl. to compare oneself: vuoi forse paragonarti a lui?, are you trying to compare yourself to him?* * *[paraɡo'nare]1. vtparagonare a/con — to compare to/with
2. vr (paragonarsi)paragonarsi a/con — to compare o.s. to/with
* * *[parago'nare] 1.verbo transitivo to compare (a with, to), to liken (a to)2.verbo pronominale paragonarsi- rsi a — to compare oneself with o to
* * *paragonare/parago'nare/ [1]to compare (a with, to), to liken (a to)II paragonarsi verbo pronominale- rsi a to compare oneself with o to. -
89 sammenligne
compare, contrast, liken* * *vb compare;(dvs sammenholde) compare with ( fx compare the copy with the original);( sidestille) compare to ( fx compare a writer to Dickens),( billedligt) compare to,F liken to ( fx compare wisdom to gold);[ det kan sammenlignes med] it is comparable with;[ det kan ikke sammenlignes med] it cannot compare with, it cannot be compared with;[ de kan slet ikke sammenlignes] there is no comparison (between them). -
90 confrontare
compare* * *confrontare v.tr.1 to compare, to contrast; to confront; to collate: confrontare con, to compare with; confrontare due testimonianze, to confront two witnesses; confrontare i prezzi di un prodotto, to compare the prices of a product; confrontare il ritratto col modello, to compare the portrait with the model; confrontare due testi, to collate two texts2 ( esaminare) to examine, to see** * *[konfron'tare]1. vt(paragonare) to compare2. vr (confrontarsi)(scontrarsi) to have a confrontationPAROLA CHIAVE: confrontare non si traduce mai con confront* * *[konfron'tare] 1.verbo transitivo (paragonare) to compare [esperienze, testi, oggetti, prezzi, caratteristiche]2.verbo pronominale confrontarsi1) (affrontare)-rsi con qcn. — to be confronted with sb.
2) (gareggiare, scontrarsi) [squadre, concorrenti] to compete* * *confrontare/konfron'tare/ [1](paragonare) to compare [esperienze, testi, oggetti, prezzi, caratteristiche]II confrontarsi verbo pronominale2 (gareggiare, scontrarsi) [squadre, concorrenti] to compete. -
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Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > ошибка выявленная при сравнении
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92 usporediti
* * *• compare• compare to• collate• to compare• weigh• balance• contrast• assimilate -
93 сопоставлять
compare (to/with), confront (with)* * ** * *сопоставлять; сопоставить compare, confront* * *collateconfrontjuxtaposematchmate -
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98 споредува
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99 сравнивать
compare, match* * *сра́внивать гл.1. ( проводить сравнение) compare (with); parallel (with)2. ( приводить к одному уровню) level -
100 contrastar
• compare• compare differently• contradistinguish• make contact• make contrast with
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