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1 comico
(pl -ci) 1. adj funny, comicalgenere comic2. m, comica f comediandonna comedienne* * *comico agg.1 ( che fa ridere) comical; funny; laughable; amusing: una persona comica, a funny person; un film comico, a funny film2 ( di commedia) comic: (mus.) opera comica, comic opera // vis comica, 'vis comica' (o comic power)◆ s.m.1 ( comicità) funniness; comicality: buttare qlco. sul comico, to bring out the funny side of sthg.2 ( attore) comic actor, comedy actor; ( cabarettista) comedian, comic, stand-up comic // comici vaganti, strolling players.* * *['kɔmiko] comico -a, -ci, -che1. agg(gen), (buffo) comic(al), Teatro comic2. sm1) (comicità) comic spirit, comedyil comico è che... — the funny thing is that...
2) (attore) comedian, comic actor* * *1.1) (divertente) [situazione, espressione] comical, funny2) teatr. cinem. [scrittore, attore, opera] comic2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) comedian, comic (artist)il comico è che... — the funny thing is that
* * *comicopl. -ci, - che /'kɔmiko, t∫i, ke/1 (divertente) [situazione, espressione] comical, funny; il lato comico di una situazione the funny side of a situation2 teatr. cinem. [scrittore, attore, opera] comic⇒ 18 (f. -a)1 comedian, comic (artist)2 (lato comico) il comico è che... the funny thing is that... -
2 attore
m actor* * *attore s.m.1 actor; (spreg.) play-actor: attore cinematografico, screen (o cinema) actor, (amer.) movie actor; attore di prosa, actor; attori girovaghi, strolling players; primo attore, leading man; diventare attore, to become an actor (o to go on the stage)2 (fig.) actor, moving spirit, participant: fu il principale attore delle riforme, he was the moving spirit behind the reforms* * *[at'tore]sostantivo maschile1) (di cinema) actor; (di teatro) actor, playerprimo attore — (di teatro) principal
2) fig. (protagonista) protagonist3) dir. claimant, suitor•attore comico — comedian, comic (actor)
* * *attore/at'tore/ ⇒ 18sostantivo m.1 (di cinema) actor; (di teatro) actor, player; fare l'attore to be an actor; mestiere di attore acting (profession); primo attore (di teatro) principal2 fig. (protagonista) protagonist3 dir. claimant, suitorattore comico comedian, comic (actor); attor giovane juvenile (lead). -
3 commediante
commediante s.m.1 player; comedian; (comic) actor, comedy actor◆ s.f.1 player; comedienne; (comic) actress, comedy actress* * *[komme'djante]sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile1) (attore di commedie) player; (uomo) actor; (donna) actress2) fig. spreg. shammer* * *commediante/komme'djante/m. e f.2 fig. spreg. shammer; è un commediante he puts it on. -
4 comico
['kɔmiko] comico -a, -ci, -che1. agg(gen), (buffo) comic(al), Teatro comic2. sm1) (comicità) comic spirit, comedyil comico è che... — the funny thing is that...
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5 brillante
1. adj sparklingcolore brightfig brilliant2. m diamond* * *brillante agg.2 (fig.) brilliant, bright, sparkling, witty: un brillante risultato, a brilliant (o striking) result; conversazione, ingegno brillante, sparkling conversation, wit; idea brillante, brilliant idea; è d'intelligenza brillante, he is brilliant (o bright); personaggio brillante, witty character; è stato molto brillante, he was very brilliant; un futuro brillante, a bright future; verde, rosso brillante, bright green, red; condurre una vita brillante, to lead a socially active life; fare una figura brillante, to cut a fine figure◆ s.m.1 ( gemma) brilliant2 (teatr.) light comedy actor, comic actor.* * *[bril'lante]1. agg2) (successo, carriera, studioso) brilliant, (conversazione) brilliant, sparkling2. sm(diamante) diamond, (anello) diamond ring* * *[bril'lante] 1.1) (che splende) [ luce] bright, gleaming; [ occhi] bright, shining; (lucido) [ superficie] glossy, shiny2.sostantivo maschile diamond, brilliant* * *brillante/bril'lante/1 (che splende) [ luce] bright, gleaming; [ occhi] bright, shining; (lucido) [ superficie] glossy, shinydiamond, brilliant; un anello di -i a diamond ring. -
6 attore comico
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7 teatrante
teatrante s.m.2 (spreg.) second-rate actor3 (fig.) tub-thumper.* * *[tea'trante]sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile1) actor; spreg. second-rate actor2) fig. theatrical person* * *teatrante/tea'trante/m. e f.1 actor; spreg. second-rate actor2 fig. theatrical person. -
8 prestare
lendprestare ascolto/aiuto a qualcuno listen to/help someoneprestare un servizio provide a service* * *prestare v.tr.1 ( dare in prestito) to lend*; (spec. denaro) to loan: prestare denaro, un libro a qlcu., to lend money, a book to s.o. (o to lend s.o. money, a book); prestare denaro a interesse, to lend (o to loan) money on (o at) interest; prestare denaro senza interesse, to lend (o to loan) money free of interest; prestare denaro a usura, to lend (o to loan) money on usury // farsi prestare qlco. da qlcu., to borrow sthg. from s.o.2 ( dare) to give*, to lend*: prestare aiuto, man forte, una mano a qlcu., to lend s.o. a (helping) hand; prestare attenzione, to pay attention; prestare giuramento, to swear (o to take an oath); prestare fede a qlcu., to believe s.o.; prestare obbedienza a qlcu., to obey s.o.; prestare omaggio a qlcu., to pay homage to s.o.; prestare orecchio, ascolto a qlco., qlcu., to lend an ear (o to listen) to sthg., s.o.; prestare delle cure a qlcu., to give treatment to s.o. (o to give s.o. treatment); prestare la propria opera, to give one's services; prestare servizio, to work (o to be employed) // (dir.) prestare garanzia, to give security // prestare il fianco alle critiche, (fig.) to lay oneself open to criticism.◘ prestarsi v.rifl.1 ( prodigarsi, adoperarsi) to put* oneself out, to help (s.o.): chiediglielo pure, il professore si presta volentieri per i suoi alunni, don't hesitate to ask him, the professor is happy to put himself out for (o to help) his students; è sempre pronto a prestare quando c'è bisogno, he is always ready to help in case of need2 ( essere disponibile) to lend* oneself, to favour (sthg.); ( acconsentire) to consent (to sthg.): si presta sempre a iniziative del genere, he always lends himself to (o favours) such initiatives; non si presterebbe mai a un inganno, he would never lend himself to (o he would never countenance) deception; non credo che si presterà a fare una cosa del genere, I don't think he will consent to do such a thing◆ v.intr.pron. ( essere adatto) to be fit (for sthg., for doing), to lend* oneself: questo palcoscenico non si presta per grandi spettacoli, this stage is not fit (o suitable) for big shows; questo attore non si presta a ruoli comici, this actor isn't suited (o doesn't lend himself) to comic roles; l'alluminio si presta a molti usi, aluminium lends itself to many uses; questa stoffa non si presta per fare tende, this material isn't suitable for making curtains (o doesn't make good curtains) // questa frase si presta facilmente a un malinteso, this sentence lays itself open to misinterpretation.* * *[pres'tare]1. vtprestare qc a qn — to lend sb sth, lend sth to sb
prestare aiuto a qn — to give sb a helping hand, lend sb a hand
prestare ascolto o orecchio a — to listen to
2. vr (prestarsi)3. vip (prestarsi)prestarsi per o a — to lend itself to, be suitable for
la frase si presta a molteplici interpretazioni — the phrase lends itself to numerous interpretations
* * *[pres'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to lend*prestare qcs. a qcn. — to lend sb. sth.
farsi prestare qcs. da qcn. — to borrow sth. from sb
2) (accordare)prestare assistenza a qcn. — to give assistance to sb.
2.prestare i primi soccorsi a qcn. — to give sb. first aid
verbo pronominale prestarsi1) (accondiscendere) to offer oneself-rsi a qcs. — to make oneself available for sth
- rsi a due diverse interpretazioni — [frase, testo] to permit of two interpretations form.
* * *prestare/pres'tare/ [1]1 to lend*; prestare qcs. a qcn. to lend sb. sth.; farsi prestare qcs. da qcn. to borrow sth. from sb.2 (accordare) prestare assistenza a qcn. to give assistance to sb.; prestare i primi soccorsi a qcn. to give sb. first aid; prestare attenzione a to pay attention toII prestarsi verbo pronominale1 (accondiscendere) to offer oneself; -rsi a qcs. to make oneself available for sth.2 (essere adatto) - rsi a to lend oneself to; - rsi a due diverse interpretazioni [frase, testo] to permit of two interpretations form.; - rsi all'adattamento televisivo to be adaptable for TV.
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