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1 amoroso
loving, affectionatesguardo amorouslettera, poesia love attr* * *amoroso agg.3 (mus.) amoroso◆ s.m. lover, sweetheart; (fam.) boyfriend.* * *[amo'roso] amoroso (-a)1. agg2. sm/ffam sweetheart* * *[amo'roso]aggettivo [persona, sguardo] loving* * *amoroso/amo'roso/[persona, sguardo] loving; relazione -a (love) affair. -
2 amoroso
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3 galante
gallant* * *galante agg.1 gallant; chivalrous: modi galanti, chivalrous (o courtly) manners3 ( amo- roso) love (attr.): letterina galante, love-letter (o billet-doux); avventura, incontro galante, amorous adventure, encounter* * *[ɡa'lante]1. agg1) (cortese) gallant, chivalrous2) (amoroso) romantic2. sm* * *[ga'lante] 1.1) (cortese con le donne) gallant2) (amoroso)2.sostantivo maschile gentleman*, ladies' man** * *galante/ga'lante/1 (cortese con le donne) gallant; è molto galante he is a real gentleman2 (amoroso) incontro galante trystgentleman*, ladies' man*. -
4 sguardo
m look( occhiata) glanceal primo sguardo at first glance* * *sguardo s.m. look, glance; ( ammirato) gaze; ( fisso) stare: uno sguardo penetrante, a piercing glance; uno sguardo d'amore, a loving look (o an amorous glance); uno sguardo interrogativo, triste, a questioning, sad look; uno sguardo vitreo, a glassy stare; esposto agli sguardi, exposed to view; distolse lo sguardo da lei, he looked away from her; mi lanciò uno sguardo furioso, he glared at me; attirare gli sguardi (di qlcu.), to attract (s.o.'s) attention; cercare qlcu. con lo sguardo, to look round for s.o.; dare uno sguardo a qlco., to have (o to take) a look (o glance) at sthg.; darò uno sguardo al giornale, I'll have a look at the newspaper; gettare uno sguardo, lanciare uno sguardo a qlcu., qlco., to cast a glance at s.o., sthg.; lanciò uno sguardo fuori dalla finestra, he glanced out of the window; sfuggire agli sguardi di qlcu., to escape (o to slip) s.o.'s notice; volgere lo sguardo, to turn one's eyes; non l'ho neanche degnato di uno sguardo, I didn't even glance at him // al primo sguardo, at first sight // occhi senza sguardo, dull eyes.* * *['zgwardo]sostantivo maschile1) look, gazeabbassare lo sguardo — to drop one's gaze, to look down
seguire qcn., qcs. con lo sguardo — to follow sb., sth. with one's eyes
2) (occhiata) glimpse, glance, look3) (espressione) look, expression* * *sguardo/'zgwardo/sostantivo m.1 look, gaze; sguardo fisso stare; abbassare lo sguardo to drop one's gaze, to look down; seguire qcn., qcs. con lo sguardo to follow sb., sth. with one's eyes; al riparo da -i indiscreti far from prying eyes2 (occhiata) glimpse, glance, look; un rapido sguardo all'attualità a quick look at the news3 (espressione) look, expression. -
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6 profferta
sf [prof'fɛrta]
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