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81 sacrilegio sm
[sakri'lɛdʒo] sacrilegio (-gi)Rel fig sacrilegefare sacrilegio; commettere un sacrilegio — to commit sacrilege
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82 spergiurare vi
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83 suicidarsi vr
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84 tentare vt
[ten'tare]1)tentare qc/di fare qc — to attempt o try sth/to do sthho tentato l'esame, ma non l'ho passato — I attempted the exam but I didn't pass it
tentare il suicidio — to attempt suicide, try to commit suicide
tentare un nuovo metodo — (sperimentare) to try out a new method
2) (cercare di corrompere, allettare) to tempt, (mettere alla prova) to test -
85 carcerare
carcerare v.tr. to imprison; to jail, to gaol; to commit to prison. -
86 demandare
demandare v.tr. (dir.) to assign, to delegate, to commit, to refer, to submit; ( deferire) to pass on: la pratica fu demandata a un altro tribunale, the case was referred to another (law) court. -
87 grassazione
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88 pirateggiare
pirateggiare v. intr.1 to be a pirate, to commit piracy -
89 ricommettere
ricommettere v.tr.1 to commit again: ricommettere un errore, to make a mistake again2 ( ricongiungere) to join again, to put* together again: ricommettere i pezzi di un vaso rotto, to join (o to put) together the fragments of a broken vase. -
90 scelleraggine
scelleraggine, scellerataggine, scelleratezza s.f.1 wickedness, evil -
91 impegnarsi
( prendersi l'impegno) commit oneself, undertake (a to)( concentrarsi) apply oneself (in to)mi sono impegnata a farlo I've committed myself to doing it, I've undertaken to do it -
92 sbilanciarsi
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93 ammazzare
[ammat'tsare]1. vt(uccidere) to kill, (fig : affaticare) to exhaust, wear out2. vr (ammazzarsi)(uso reciproco) to kill each other, (suicidarsi) to kill o.s, commit suicideammazzarsi di lavoro — to kill o.s. with work, work o.s. to death
3. vip (ammazzarsi)(rimanere ucciso) to die, be killed -
94 commettere
vt irreg [kom'mettere]1) (errore) to make, (delitto, peccato) to commit2) (ordinare) to commission, order -
95 fallosamente
avv [fallosa'mente]Sportgiocare fallosamente — to commit fouls, play a dirty game
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96 falso
['falso] falso (-a)1. agg(denaro, documenti) forged, fake, counterfeit, (oro, gioielli) imitation attr, (pudore, promessa) falsefare un passo falso — to stumble, fig to slip up
2. sm1) falsehooddire il falso — to lie, not to tell the truth
2) Dir forgery3) (opera d'arte) fake4) -
97 furto
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98 giurare
[dʒu'rare]1. vtè vero, te lo giuro! — it's true, I swear!
giurare fedeltà a qn — to swear o pledge loyalty to sb
mi pare che fosse lui, ma non potrei giurarci — I think it was him, but I couldn't swear to it
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99 karakiri
sm inv [kara'kiri] -
100 mancanza
sf [man'kantsa]1)mancanza di — (assenza) lack of, (carenza) shortage of, scarcity of
mancanza di soldi — lack (o shortage) of money
in mancanza d'altro/di meglio — for want o lack of anything else/better
sentire la mancanza di qn/qc — to miss sb/sth
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