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1 (to) tend
(to) tend (1) /tɛnd/A v. t.attendere a; badare a; custodire; sorvegliare: Andrew tends the family shop, Andrew bada al negozio della famiglia ( serve i clienti); to tend the fire, badare al fuoco ( in cucina, ecc.); He tends bar in the evening, di sera fa il baristaB v. i.(fam. spec. USA) fare attenzione; badare● to tend to sb. (o st.), prendersi cura di q. (o qc.); curare q. (o qc.): to tend to sb. 's wounds, curare le ferite di q.♦ (to) tend (2) /tɛnd/v. i.1 tendere; inclinare; piegare; volgere: John tends to exaggerate, John tende all'esagerazione; Business conditions tend to weaken during inflationary periods, la congiuntura tende a un indebolimento durante periodi di alta inflazione; The road tends north, la strada piega a settentrione2 tendere; essere incline (o propenso): I tend to think he is wrong, tendo a credere che abbia torto3 – to tend to, portare a; favorire: Education tends to a stronger democracy, l'istruzione favorisce una democrazia più forte● yellow tending to green, giallo che tende al verde.NOTA D'USO: - to tend to do o to tend doing?- -
2 (to) tend
(to) tend (1) /tɛnd/A v. t.attendere a; badare a; custodire; sorvegliare: Andrew tends the family shop, Andrew bada al negozio della famiglia ( serve i clienti); to tend the fire, badare al fuoco ( in cucina, ecc.); He tends bar in the evening, di sera fa il baristaB v. i.(fam. spec. USA) fare attenzione; badare● to tend to sb. (o st.), prendersi cura di q. (o qc.); curare q. (o qc.): to tend to sb. 's wounds, curare le ferite di q.♦ (to) tend (2) /tɛnd/v. i.1 tendere; inclinare; piegare; volgere: John tends to exaggerate, John tende all'esagerazione; Business conditions tend to weaken during inflationary periods, la congiuntura tende a un indebolimento durante periodi di alta inflazione; The road tends north, la strada piega a settentrione2 tendere; essere incline (o propenso): I tend to think he is wrong, tendo a credere che abbia torto3 – to tend to, portare a; favorire: Education tends to a stronger democracy, l'istruzione favorisce una democrazia più forte● yellow tending to green, giallo che tende al verde.NOTA D'USO: - to tend to do o to tend doing?-
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