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1 motivazione
f ( spiegazione) explanation( stimolo) motivation* * *motivazione s.f.1 motivation; (motivo) motive, reason: la motivazione di un premio, the reason for a prize; cercare le motivazioni dell'accaduto, to look for the reasons for what happened; non ha motivazioni ad andare all'università, he has no motivation to go to University2 (dir.) opinion, justification: la motivazione del giudice, the judge's opinion; la motivazione di una sentenza, the grounds for a judgment.* * *[motivat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) psic. motivation2) (ragione) motive, reason3) dir.* * *motivazione/motivat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 psic. motivation2 (ragione) motive, reason3 dir. - i di una sentenza grounds for a decision. -
2 demotivare
demotivare v.tr. to demotivate: il continuo cambiamento di insegnante ha demotivato gli studenti, the continual changes of teacher have demotivated the students.◘ demotivarsi v.intr.pron. to become* demotivated: il lavoro non gli era molto congeniale e si demotivò dopo poco tempo, the job didn't appeal to him very much and soon he became demotivated.* * *[demoti'vare] 1.verbo transitivo to demotivate2.verbo pronominale demotivarsi to lose* heart, to lose* motivation* * *demotivare/demoti'vare/ [1]to demotivateII demotivarsi verbo pronominaleto lose* heart, to lose* motivation. -
3 motivato
motivato agg.1 (precisato) explained, clarified, justified: una decisione ben motivata, a clearly justified decision2 (fondato) well-founded, well-grounded: una protesta motivata, a well-founded protest3 (interessato) motivated: sono poco motivato a continuare gli studi, I'm not strongly motivated to go on studying.* * *[moti'vato] 1.participio passato motivare2.1) (stimolato) [persona, squadra] motivated ( a fare to do)2) (giustificato) [esigenza, ritardo, decisione, lamentela] justifiable* * *motivato/moti'vato/→ motivareII aggettivo1 (stimolato) [persona, squadra] motivated ( a fare to do); assumiamo solo persone molto -e we only take on people who are really dedicated; essere poco motivato to lack motivation2 (giustificato) [esigenza, ritardo, decisione, lamentela] justifiable. -
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6 demotivato agg
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