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1 ♦ (to) identify
♦ (to) identify /aɪˈdɛntɪfaɪ/v. t.1 identificare; giudicare identico; riconoscere: to identify a criminal, identificare un criminale; to identify one's luggage, riconoscere il proprio bagaglio; Never identify dreams with reality, non identificare i sogni con la realtà!2 (biol.) classificare● to identify oneself to sb., farsi identificare (o riconoscere) da q. □ to identify with, identificarsi con ( un personaggio e sim.) □ to identify oneself with, identificarsi con ( anche psic.); (fig.) dare appoggio incondizionato a: The minister refused to identify himself with such a policy, il ministro non volle dare il suo appoggio a tale politica. -
2 ♦ (to) identify
♦ (to) identify /aɪˈdɛntɪfaɪ/v. t.1 identificare; giudicare identico; riconoscere: to identify a criminal, identificare un criminale; to identify one's luggage, riconoscere il proprio bagaglio; Never identify dreams with reality, non identificare i sogni con la realtà!2 (biol.) classificare● to identify oneself to sb., farsi identificare (o riconoscere) da q. □ to identify with, identificarsi con ( un personaggio e sim.) □ to identify oneself with, identificarsi con ( anche psic.); (fig.) dare appoggio incondizionato a: The minister refused to identify himself with such a policy, il ministro non volle dare il suo appoggio a tale politica.
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