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1 importunare
( assillare) pester( disturbare) bother* * *importunare v.tr. to annoy, to bother, to bore; to importune: non importunarlo con le tue chiacchiere!, do not bother him with your gossip! // non vorrei importunarla..., I don't want to bother you...* * *[importu'nare]verbo transitivo1) to bother, to pester, to trouble, to importune2) (molestare) to harass, to molest [ donna]* * *importunare/importu'nare/ [1]1 to bother, to pester, to trouble, to importune2 (molestare) to harass, to molest [ donna]. -
2 importunare
importunare v.tr. ( importùno) importuner, ennuyer: mi importuna con continue richieste di denaro il m'importune continuellement avec ses demandes d'argent. -
3 importuno
importuno I. agg. 1. (fastidioso, che dà noia) importun, ennuyeux, gênant: domande importune des questions importunes; essere importuno ( dare noia) être importun, être gênant; vento importuno vent gênant. 2. (rif. a persona: che insiste nel chiedere) importun. II. s.m. (f. -a) importun. -
4 locusta
locusta s.f. 1. ( Entom) locuste. 2. ( fig) ( persona avida) rapace m., chacal m.; ( persona molesta) personne importune. -
5 molestamente
molestamente avv. de manière importune. -
6 sgradito
sgradito agg. 1. importun, indésirable: una visita sgradita une visite importune. 2. ( spiacevole) désagréable: una notizia sgradita une nouvelle désagréable. -
7 uggiosamente
uggiosamente avv. 1. ( in modo noioso) de manière ennuyeuse. 2. ( in modo fastidioso) de manière gênante, de manière importune. -
8 visita
visita s.f. 1. visite: fare visita a qcu. (o fare una visita a qcu.) rendre visite à qqn, faire une visite à qqn; (rif. a visita breve) passer voir qqn; una visita sgradita une visite importune. 2. ( persona che visita) visite, visiteur m.: c'è una visita per te tu as de la visite; ( in ufficio) il y a un quelqu'un pour toi. 3. ( visita turistica) visite: visita di una città visite d'une ville; visita di un museo visite d'un musée. 4. ( ispezione) visite, inspection, contrôle m.: visita doganale visite de douane, contrôle douanier. 5. ( Med) ( esame clinico) visite: sottoporsi a una visita passer une visite médicale; passare una visita passer une visite médicale; una visita scrupolosa une visite scrupuleuse. 6. ( Med) ( esame di controllo) examen m.: fare una visita oculistica passer un examen ophtalmologique. 7. ( Med) ( giro per visitare i pazienti) visites pl., tournée de visites. 8. ( Mil) ( visita di leva) visite médicale de sélection: passare la visita passer (devant) le conseil de révision. 9. ( perquisizione) fouille: visita corporale fouille corporelle. 10. ( Rel) visite: visita pastorale visite pastorale. -
9 importuno
agg.1) (fastidioso) назойливый, надоедливый, (lett.) докучливый2) (inopportuno) несвоевременный, неуместный
См. также в других словарях:
Importune — Im por*tune ([i^]m p[o^]r*t[=u]n ), a. [F. importun, L. importunus; pref. im not + a derivative from the root of portus harbor, importunus therefore orig. meaning, hard of access. See {Port} harbor, and cf. {Importunate}.] 1. Inopportune;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
importune — im·por·tune /ˌim pȯr tün, tyün; im pȯr ˌtyün, chən/ vb tuned, tun·ing vt: to press or urge with troublesome persistence who solicits, requests, commands, importune s or intentionally aids another person to engage in conduct which constitutes an … Law dictionary
Importune — Im por*tune , v. i. To require; to demand. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] We shall write to you, As time and our concernings shall importune. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Importune — Im por*tune , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Importuned} ([i^]m p[o^]r*t[=u]nd ); p. pr. & vb. n. {Importuning}.] [From {Importune}, a.: cf. F. importuner.] 1. To request or solicit, with urgency; to press with frequent, unreasonable, or troublesome… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
importuné — importuné, ée (in por tu né, née) part. passé d importuner. • Du bruit de ses exploits mon âme importunée, RAC. Alex. I, 2. • Il était moins sensible à l éclat du trône qu importuné des devoirs qu il impose, DUCLOS Hist. Louis XI, Oeuv. t. II … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
importune — (v.) 1520s, back formation from IMPORTUNITY (Cf. importunity), or else from M.Fr. importuner, from M.L. importunari to make oneself troublesome, from L. importunus unfit, troublesome, originally having no harbor (i.e. difficult to access ), from… … Etymology dictionary
importune — *beg, entreat, beseech, implore, supplicate, adjure Analogous words: tease, pester, plague, harry, *worry: hound, hector, badger (see BAIT): plead, appeal, sue (see under PRAYER) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
importune — [v] demand, insist appeal, ask, badger, beg, beseech, beset, besiege, con*, crave, dun, egg on*, entreat, goose*, harass, hound*, implore, invoke, nag, persuade, pester, plague, plead, pray, press, sell, solicit, supplicate, urge, work on*;… … New thesaurus
importuné — Importuné, [importun]ée. part … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
importune — ► VERB 1) harass with persistent requests. 2) (usu. as noun importuning) approach to offer one s services as a prostitute. ORIGIN Latin importunari, from importunus (see IMPORTUNATE(Cf. ↑importunity)) … English terms dictionary
importune — [im΄pôr to͞on′, im΄pôrtyo͞on′; im΄pərto͞on′, im΄pərtyo͞on′; ] chiefly Brit [ im pôr′tyo͞on΄, im pôr′cho͞on΄] vt. importuned, importuning [Fr importuner < the adj.] 1. to trouble with requests or demands; urge or entreat persistently or… … English World dictionary