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1.participio passato [blest] bless2.aggettivo ['blesɪd]my uncle John, of blessed memory — mio zio John, di santa memoria o buonanima
2) (beatified) beato, benedetto4) colloq. (damned) santo, benedetto3.nome ['blesɪd] relig.the blessed — + verbo pl. i Beati
* * *['blesid]adjective (holy: the Blessed Virgin.) santo, benedetto* * *blessed /ˈblɛsɪd/a.1 (relig.) santo; beato; benedetto: the Blessed Sacrament, il Santissimo Sacramento; the Blessed Virgin, la Beata Vergine; the Blessed, i Beati, le anime beate; Blessed are the meek, beati i mansueti2 beato; benedetto; fortunato: Blessed ignorance!, beata ignoranza!3 (eufem.) benedetto; santo: I have yet to finish that blessed work, devo ancora finire quel benedetto lavoro; every blessed day, tutti i santi giorniblessednessn. [u]2 felicitàblessedlyavv.fortunatamente; per fortuna; grazie al cielo.* * *1.participio passato [blest] bless2.aggettivo ['blesɪd]my uncle John, of blessed memory — mio zio John, di santa memoria o buonanima
2) (beatified) beato, benedetto4) colloq. (damned) santo, benedetto3.nome ['blesɪd] relig.the blessed — + verbo pl. i Beati
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3 ♦ (to) bless
♦ (to) bless /blɛs/1 benedire: God bless you!, (che) Dio ti benedica!● Bless his [her] heart!, povero caro [povera cara]!: He just doesn't have any money sense, bless his heart!, non ci sa proprio fare coi soldi, povero caro! □ Bless him [her, etc.]!, poverino! [poverina, ecc.]!; ( anche) che gentile!, che tesoro! □ (fam. antiq.) Bless me! (o bless my soul!), perbacco!; santo cielo!; mamma mia! □ (arc.) to bless oneself, farsi il segno della croce; segnarsi □ Bless you!, ( a chi starnuta) salute!; ( come ringraziamento) sei un tesoro!, grazie mille! □ to be blessed with, avere la fortuna di avere; avere il dono di; godere di: He's been blessed with a tolerant nature, ha il dono di un carattere tollerante; Our region has been bless with a mild climate, la nostra regione gode di un clima mite □ (antiq.) I'll be blessed!, perbacco!; perdinci!; caspiterina! □ (fam.) (I'll be) blessed if I know!, non ne ho la più pallida idea! □ (fam.) I'll be blessed if I'll speak to him again!, non gli parlerò più neanche morto! □ not to have a penny to bless oneself with, non avere il becco di un quattrino. -
4 ♦ (to) bless
♦ (to) bless /blɛs/1 benedire: God bless you!, (che) Dio ti benedica!● Bless his [her] heart!, povero caro [povera cara]!: He just doesn't have any money sense, bless his heart!, non ci sa proprio fare coi soldi, povero caro! □ Bless him [her, etc.]!, poverino! [poverina, ecc.]!; ( anche) che gentile!, che tesoro! □ (fam. antiq.) Bless me! (o bless my soul!), perbacco!; santo cielo!; mamma mia! □ (arc.) to bless oneself, farsi il segno della croce; segnarsi □ Bless you!, ( a chi starnuta) salute!; ( come ringraziamento) sei un tesoro!, grazie mille! □ to be blessed with, avere la fortuna di avere; avere il dono di; godere di: He's been blessed with a tolerant nature, ha il dono di un carattere tollerante; Our region has been bless with a mild climate, la nostra regione gode di un clima mite □ (antiq.) I'll be blessed!, perbacco!; perdinci!; caspiterina! □ (fam.) (I'll be) blessed if I know!, non ne ho la più pallida idea! □ (fam.) I'll be blessed if I'll speak to him again!, non gli parlerò più neanche morto! □ not to have a penny to bless oneself with, non avere il becco di un quattrino.
См. также в других словарях:
Blest — Blest, a. Blessed. This patriarch blest. Milton. [1913 Webster] White these blest sounds my ravished ear assail. Trumbull. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
blest — blest; un·blest; … English syllables
blest — [blest] vt. alt. pt. & pp. of BLESS adj. blessed … English World dictionary
blest — /blest/, v. 1. a pt. and pp. of bless. adj. 2. blessed. * * * … Universalium
blest — alternative past tense and pp. of BLESS (Cf. bless) … Etymology dictionary
blest — adj. blessed, fortunate, supremely favored; sanctified, holy bles v. bestow good, give favor; sanctify, make holy … English contemporary dictionary
blest — poet. var. of BLESSED. * * * adjective highly favored or fortunate (as e.g. by divine grace) our blessed land the blessed assurance of a steady income • Syn: ↑blessed • Ant: ↑cursed (for: ↑blessed) … Useful english dictionary
Blest — This interesting surname of English origin is a nickname for a fortunate individual, deriving from the Middle English (i)blescede , blissed meaning blessed (from the Old English pre 7th Century blestian to bless ). The surname dates back to the… … Surnames reference
blėst — interj. Š, blė̃st 1. žr. blest: Tiktai blė̃st, žvakė ir užgeso Kv. Blėst ir užgeso žiburys trobo[je] J. 2. žvilgt, dėbt: Motina blėst akis – žiūri ir netiki rš. Paryčiu dar užsnūdau, bet tuoj vėl blėst ir nubudau Lkč. Kai įėjau, tai jis tik akim… … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
Blest — Bless Bless, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Blessed}or {Blest}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Blessing}.] [OE. blessien, bletsen, AS. bletsian, bledsian, bloedsian, fr. bl?d blood; prob. originally to consecrate by sprinkling with blood. See {Blood}.] 1. To make or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
blest — blessed, blest As an attributive adjective (i.e. used before a noun), blessed is pronounced as two syllables: The Blessed Sacrament / every blessed night. When used as the past tense and past participle of the verb to bless, it is pronounced… … Modern English usage