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1 impegnativo
( che richiede impegno) demandingpranzo, serata, abito formal( vincolante) binding* * *impegnativo agg.1 binding; compelling: una promessa impegnativa, a binding promise2 (che richiede impegno) demanding, exacting: un lavoro impegnativo, a demanding job.* * *[impeɲɲa'tivo]1) (che richiede impegno) [lavoro, mestiere] demanding; [compito, esame] difficult2) (vincolante) [risposta, promessa] binding* * *impegnativo/impeŋŋa'tivo/1 (che richiede impegno) [lavoro, mestiere] demanding; [compito, esame] difficult2 (vincolante) [risposta, promessa] binding. -
2 impegnativo agg
[impeɲɲa'tivo] impegnativo (-a)(lavoro) demanding, (promessa) binding -
3 impegnativo
agg [impeɲɲa'tivo] impegnativo (-a)(lavoro) demanding, (promessa) binding -
4 arduo
arduo agg.1 arduous, hard, tough, difficult; laborious: è un arduo compito, this is a difficult (o hard) task; sarà un'impresa ardua convincerlo, it will be difficult to convince him (o convincing him will be a tough job)* * *['arduo]aggettivo (difficile) [compito, lavoro] arduous, demanding* * *arduo/'arduo/(difficile) [compito, lavoro] arduous, demanding. -
5 faticoso
tiring( difficile) laborious* * *faticoso agg.1 hard, fatiguing, tiring, wearing: un lavoro faticoso, a tiring job2 ( difficile) laborious; difficult, arduous, heavy, tough.* * *[fati'koso]2) (difficoltoso) [ respirazione] difficult; [ inizio] laboured BE, labored AE* * *faticoso/fati'koso/ -
6 esigere vt irreg
[e'zidʒere]1) (pretendere) to demand, (comportare, richiedere) to require, call foresigere qc da qn — to demand sth from o of sb
2) (riscuotere: debito) to collect -
7 esigere
vt irreg [e'zidʒere]1) (pretendere) to demand, (comportare, richiedere) to require, call foresigere qc da qn — to demand sth from o of sb
2) (riscuotere: debito) to collect
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