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m ( usanza) custom( condotta) morals pl( indumento) costumecostume da bagno swimming costume, swimsuitda uomo (swimming) trunkscostume nazionale national costume* * *costume s.m.1 ( usanza) custom, use, usage; ( abitudine personale) habit; (letter.) wont: secondo il costume, according to custom (o usage); gli usi e i costumi di un paese, the customs of a country; un vecchio costume, an old custom; è mio costume fare una passeggiata ogni mattina, it's my habit to take a walk every morning; non è suo costume chiedere dei favori, he is not in the habit of (o he's not accustomed to) asking favours; qui è costume festeggiare il giorno di S. Carlo, here it is customary (o usual) to celebrate St. Charles's Day; ha il cattivo costume di rispondere male, he has the bad habit of answering back // per costume, usually, habitually; è per costume un popolo timido, they are usually a shy race2 ( condotta) morals (pl.), morality: persone di buoni costumi, moral (o decent o respectable) people; persone di cattivi costumi, immoral people // una donna di facili costumi, a loose woman (o a woman of loose morals)3 ( indumento) costume: costume accademico, academic costume; costume da paggio, page's costume; ballo in costume, costume (o fancy dress) ball; (teatr.) fare la prova generale in costume, to have a dress rehearsal; che costume ti metti per carnevale?, what costume are you wearing for carnival?4 ( da bagno) bathing costume, bathing suit, swimsuit; ( da uomo) (swimming) trunks: costume due pezzi, intero, two piece, one piece swimsuit.* * *[kos'tume]sostantivo maschile1) (per festa, sfilata in maschera) costume, masquerade, fancy dress BEin costume — in costume o fancy dress BE
ballo in costume — costume o fancy dress BE ball
2) teatr. cinem. coreogr. costume3) (tipico di luogo o periodo) costume4) (anche costume da bagno) (da donna) swimsuit, bathing suit, bathing costume; (da uomo) (swimming) trunks5) (consuetudine) custom, tradition; (abitudine personale) custom, habit6) (insieme di usanze) custom, mores pl.7) (moralità) morality, morals pl.8) lett.romanzo, commedia di costume — novel, comedy of manners
•* * *costume/kos'tume/sostantivo m.1 (per festa, sfilata in maschera) costume, masquerade, fancy dress BE; in costume in costume o fancy dress BE; ballo in costume costume o fancy dress BE ball2 teatr. cinem. coreogr. costume; costume di scena stage costume; opera teatrale in costume costume drama3 (tipico di luogo o periodo) costume; - i regionali regional costumes; costume d'epoca period costume4 (anche costume da bagno) (da donna) swimsuit, bathing suit, bathing costume; (da uomo) (swimming) trunks5 (consuetudine) custom, tradition; (abitudine personale) custom, habit6 (insieme di usanze) custom, mores pl.; usi e -i di un popolo the costumes and traditions of a country7 (moralità) morality, morals pl.; una donna di facili -i a woman of easy virtue; (squadra del) buon costume vice squad8 lett. romanzo, commedia di costume novel, comedy of mannerscostume intero one-piece (swimsuit); costume olimpionico olympic swimsuit. -
2 praticare
virtù, pazienza showprofessione, sport practiselocale frequentpraticare molto sport do a lot of sport* * *praticare v.tr.1 to practise; to put* into practice: devi praticare ciò che ti hanno insegnato, you must practise what you have been told; una tribù che pratica la poligamia, a tribe that practises polygamy; praticare una virtù, to practise a virtue; praticare un metodo, to employ a method2 ( esercitare) to practise; to follow: praticare la professione dell'avvocato, to practise law; praticare un mestiere, to follow a trade; praticare l'usura, to practise usury3 ( frequentare) to frequent; to associate with (s.o.): gli piace praticare gli intellettuali, he likes to associate with intellectuals; non pratica l'alta società, he does not move in high society; da ragazzo praticavo questi luoghi, as a boy I used to frequent these places; è un sentiero poco praticato, it's a little-used path; praticare i campi da golf, to haunt the golf courses // praticare il mercato nero, to deal on the black market4 ( fare) to make*: praticare un'apertura, un foro, to make an opening, a hole; praticare un taglio, to make a hole; praticare prezzi bassi, to have low prices; praticare prezzi proibitivi, to price oneself out of the market; praticare uno sconto, to give a discount (o to reduce a price); (fin.) praticare il leasing immobiliare, to lease back◆ v. intr.1 ( esercitare una professione) to practise: è un medico, ma non pratica, he is a doctor, but he does not practise2 ( vedersi abitualmente) to associate (with s.o.): non mi piacciono le persone con cui pratica, I don't like the people he associates with.* * *[prati'kare]verbo transitivo1) (esercitare) to play [ sport]; to practise BE, to practice AE [ professione]praticare la professione di medico, di avvocato — to practise medicine, law
2) (eseguire) to make* [incisione, taglio, apertura]; to carry out [ aborto]praticare un'iniezione a qcn. — to give sb. an injection
3) (applicare) to charge [ tassi d'interesse]; to give* [ sconto]4) (frequentare) to frequent [ luogo]; to associate with, to keep* company with [ persona]; (percorrere) to travel [ strada]5) relig. to follow, to practise BE, to pratice AE [ religione]* * *praticare/prati'kare/ [1]1 (esercitare) to play [ sport]; to practise BE, to practice AE [ professione]; praticare la professione di medico, di avvocato to practise medicine, law2 (eseguire) to make* [incisione, taglio, apertura]; to carry out [ aborto]; praticare un'iniezione a qcn. to give sb. an injection4 (frequentare) to frequent [ luogo]; to associate with, to keep* company with [ persona]; (percorrere) to travel [ strada] -
3 costume sm
[kos'tume]1) (gen) custom, (abitudine) habitdi facili costumi — of loose morals, of easy virtue
2) (indumento) costumecostume nazionale — national costume o dress
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sm [kos'tume]1) (gen) custom, (abitudine) habitdi facili costumi — of loose morals, of easy virtue
2) (indumento) costumecostume nazionale — national costume o dress
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