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121 ♦ (to) arrange
♦ (to) arrange /əˈreɪndʒ/A v. t.1 sistemare; disporre; mettere in ordine: to arrange books on the shelves, sistemare dei libri sugli scaffali; to arrange flowers, disporre i fiori; to arrange one's affairs, mettere ordine tra i propri affari2 stabilire; fissare; combinare; organizzare; provvedere a: to arrange an appointment, fissare un appuntamento; DIALOGO → - Arranging lunch appointment- I've already arranged to meet someone for lunch, ho già preso un appuntamento con qualcuno per pranzo; to arrange hotel accommodation, provvedere a una sistemazione alberghiera; fissare una camera in albergo; to arrange a meeting, fissare un incontro; to arrange a marriage, combinare un matrimonio; as arranged, come stabilito; come d'accordo; DIALOGO → - Checking into a hotel- If you want breakfast any earlier or later, that can be arranged, se volete, possiamo provvedere a servirvi la colazione prima o più tardi; DIALOGO → - Accident and Emergency- I'll arrange for you to have an ice-pack, provvedo a farle avere una borsa del ghiaccio3 raggiungere ( un accordo); comporre ( una lite, una vertenza); appianare ( una divergenza): Let us try to arrange our differences, cerchiamo di appianare le nostre divergenze; (leg.) to arrange a dispute, comporre una vertenza4 (mus.) orchestrare; arrangiare6 (mat.) permutareB v. i.1 prendere accordi; accordarsi; combinare: We arranged to meet outside the cinema, abbiamo combinato di incontrarci davanti al cinema; to arrange with sb. to do st., accordarsi con q. per fare qc.; to arrange for a baby-sitter, fissare una baby-sitter2 dare disposizioni; organizzare le cose; fare in modo (di): I've arranged for you to be picked up at six, ho organizzato che ti passino a prendere alle sei; Can you arrange to be back at ten?, puoi fare in modo d'essere di ritorno alle dieci?NOTA D'USO: - to arrange to do o to arrange doing?- -
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♦ (to) arrange /əˈreɪndʒ/A v. t.1 sistemare; disporre; mettere in ordine: to arrange books on the shelves, sistemare dei libri sugli scaffali; to arrange flowers, disporre i fiori; to arrange one's affairs, mettere ordine tra i propri affari2 stabilire; fissare; combinare; organizzare; provvedere a: to arrange an appointment, fissare un appuntamento; DIALOGO → - Arranging lunch appointment- I've already arranged to meet someone for lunch, ho già preso un appuntamento con qualcuno per pranzo; to arrange hotel accommodation, provvedere a una sistemazione alberghiera; fissare una camera in albergo; to arrange a meeting, fissare un incontro; to arrange a marriage, combinare un matrimonio; as arranged, come stabilito; come d'accordo; DIALOGO → - Checking into a hotel- If you want breakfast any earlier or later, that can be arranged, se volete, possiamo provvedere a servirvi la colazione prima o più tardi; DIALOGO → - Accident and Emergency- I'll arrange for you to have an ice-pack, provvedo a farle avere una borsa del ghiaccio3 raggiungere ( un accordo); comporre ( una lite, una vertenza); appianare ( una divergenza): Let us try to arrange our differences, cerchiamo di appianare le nostre divergenze; (leg.) to arrange a dispute, comporre una vertenza4 (mus.) orchestrare; arrangiare6 (mat.) permutareB v. i.1 prendere accordi; accordarsi; combinare: We arranged to meet outside the cinema, abbiamo combinato di incontrarci davanti al cinema; to arrange with sb. to do st., accordarsi con q. per fare qc.; to arrange for a baby-sitter, fissare una baby-sitter2 dare disposizioni; organizzare le cose; fare in modo (di): I've arranged for you to be picked up at six, ho organizzato che ti passino a prendere alle sei; Can you arrange to be back at ten?, puoi fare in modo d'essere di ritorno alle dieci?NOTA D'USO: - to arrange to do o to arrange doing?- -
123 unpleasantness
[ʌn'plezntnɪs]1) (of odour, experience) sgradevolezza f.2) (bad feeling) dissenso m., disaccordo m.* * *unpleasantness /ʌnˈplɛzntnəs/n. [u]1 incidente spiacevole: Let's try and forget about this little unpleasantness, cerchiamo di dimenticare questo piccolo incidente spiacevole2 scortesia: She was shocked by the unpleasantness of his comments, era scioccata dalla scortesia dei suoi commenti3 sgradevolezza; spiacevolezza: the unpleasantness of the illness, il lato spiacevole della malattia.* * *[ʌn'plezntnɪs]1) (of odour, experience) sgradevolezza f.2) (bad feeling) dissenso m., disaccordo m. -
124 wriggle
['rɪgl] 1.to wriggle one's fingers — muovere o agitare le dita delle mani
2.to wriggle one's way out of sth. — (riuscire a) sgusciare o divincolarsi da qcs.; fig. (riuscire a) tirarsi fuori da qcs
verbo intransitivo [ person] agitarsi, dimenarsi; [snake, worm] contorcersito wriggle under sth. — scivolare sotto qcs.
to wriggle free — divincolarsi, riuscire a liberarsi divincolandosi
* * *['riɡl] 1. verb(to twist to and fro: The child kept wriggling in his seat; How are you going to wriggle out of this awkward situation?) agitarsi; sbrogliarsela2. noun(a wriggling movement.) contorsione- wriggler* * *wriggle /ˈrɪgl/n.contorsione; contorcimento; dimenamento.(to) wriggle /ˈrɪgl/A v. i.1 contorcersi; dimenarsi; dibattersi; agitarsi: The witness wriggled uneasily in his chair, il teste si agitava sulla sedia per il disagio2 (fig.) essere evasivo; equivocare: It's no use asking him; you know the way he wriggles, è inutile chiederlo a lui; sai bene come è evasivo3 (fig.) essere a disagioB v. t.contorcere; dimenare; agitare; scuotere: to wriggle one's tail, dimenare la coda; to wriggle one's hand, agitare la mano; to wriggle one's hips, dimenare i fianchi● to wriggle along, avanzare contorcendosi; strisciare: The worm wriggled along, il verme avanzava contorcendosi; The explorer wriggled along the ground, l'esploratore strisciava sul terreno □ to wriggle oneself free, liberarsi ( da funi, ecc.) divincolandosi □ to wriggle out, sgusciare; (fig.) sbrogliarsela, trarsi d'impaccio: The cat wriggled out of the little boy's hands, il gatto è sgusciato di tra le mani del bambino; Let's try to wriggle out of this mess, cerchiamo di sbrogliarci da questo pasticcio! □ to wriggle out of a punishment, scansare (o evitare) una punizione □ to wriggle out of doing one's homework, riuscire a non fare i compiti □ to wriggle one's way out, riuscire a sgusciar fuori ( a furia di contorcimenti) □ to wriggle one's way up, salire a forza di contorcimenti.* * *['rɪgl] 1.to wriggle one's fingers — muovere o agitare le dita delle mani
2.to wriggle one's way out of sth. — (riuscire a) sgusciare o divincolarsi da qcs.; fig. (riuscire a) tirarsi fuori da qcs
verbo intransitivo [ person] agitarsi, dimenarsi; [snake, worm] contorcersito wriggle under sth. — scivolare sotto qcs.
to wriggle free — divincolarsi, riuscire a liberarsi divincolandosi
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125 reconstruct
[ˌriːkən'strʌkt]1) (rebuild) ricostruire [building, system, text]2) med. ricostruire3) (re-enact) [ police] ricostruire [ crime]* * *(to create a complete description or idea, on the basis of certain known facts: Let us try to reconstruct the crime.) ricostruire* * *[ˌriːkən'strʌkt]1) (rebuild) ricostruire [building, system, text]2) med. ricostruire3) (re-enact) [ police] ricostruire [ crime] -
126 reconstruct
transitive verb(build again) wieder aufbauen [Stadt, Gebäude]; neu errichten [Gerüst]; rekonstruieren [Anlage]; (fig.) rekonstruieren* * *(to create a complete description or idea, on the basis of certain known facts: Let us try to reconstruct the crime.) rekonstruieren- academic.ru/60776/reconstruction">reconstruction* * *re·con·struct[ˌri:kənˈstrʌkt]vt▪ to \reconstruct sth etw wieder aufbauen [o rekonstruieren]to \reconstruct an army/economy/a government eine Armee/Wirtschaft/Regierung wiederherstellen2. (reorganize)to \reconstruct a company/public transport system eine Firma/ein öffentliches Verkehrssystem umstrukturierento \reconstruct one's life [im Leben] noch einmal von vorn anfangenafter the divorce, it took him almost a year to \reconstruct his life nach der Scheidung brauchte er fast ein Jahr, um sein Leben wieder in den Griff zu bekommen3. (in an investigation)to \reconstruct a crime/events ein Verbrechen/Ereignisse rekonstruieren* * *["riːkən'strʌkt]vtrekonstruieren; cities, building wieder aufbauento reconstruct one's life — (im Leben) noch einmal von vorn anfangen
* * *reconstruct [ˌriːkənˈstrʌkt] v/t1. wieder aufbauen, wiederherstellen3. ein Verbrechen etc rekonstruieren4. WIRTSCH die Wirtschaft, ein Unternehmen wieder aufbauen, sanieren6. US jemanden bekehren* * *transitive verb(build again) wieder aufbauen [Stadt, Gebäude]; neu errichten [Gerüst]; rekonstruieren [Anlage]; (fig.) rekonstruieren* * *v.rekonstruieren v.wiederherstellen v. -
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