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1 vinto
past part vedere vincere* * *vinto agg.1 that has been won, that was won: una battaglia vinta, a victorious battle; questo è il denaro vinto, these are the winnings // non gliela darò vinta, I won't let him have it all his own way // alla fine l'ha avuta vinta lui, in the end he got his way // la vuoi sempre vinta tu, you always want your own way2 ( sconfitto) beaten, defeated: il nemico vinto, the beaten (o defeated) enemy // darsi per vinto, to give in (o to surrender)4 ( conquistato) conquered, vanquished◆ s.m. ( al gioco o in qualsiasi contesa) loser; ( in battaglia) vanquished man // i vinti, the vanquished; guai ai vinti, woe to the vanquished.* * *['vinto] vinto (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg1) (sconfitto) defeated, beaten2)i soldi vinti al gioco — money won gamblingdarla vinta a qn — to let sb have his (o her) way
darsi per vinto — to give up, give in
3. sm/f(gen) loser, Mili vinti smpl — the defeated (side), the vanquished
* * *['vinto] 1.participio passato vincere2.1) (sconfitto) [esercito, nazione, squadra] defeateddichiararsi vinto — to concede o admit defeat
darsi per vinto — to give in o back down
2) fig. (sopraffatto) overcome3.i -i — (in guerra) the defeated
••darla -a a qcn. — to give in to sb.
darle tutte -e a qcn. — to indulge in sb.'s every whim
* * *vinto/'vinto/→ vincereII aggettivo1 (sconfitto) [esercito, nazione, squadra] defeated; dichiararsi vinto to concede o admit defeat; darsi per vinto to give in o back downIII sostantivo m.(f. -a) loser; i -i (in guerra) the defeatedaverla -a to have o get one's way, to win out; darla -a a qcn. to give in to sb.; darle tutte -e a qcn. to indulge in sb.'s every whim; volerla sempre -a always to want to have one's way. -
2 riconoscere
recogniseammettere acknowledgericonosco che I admit thatnon si riconosce più he's unrecognisable* * *riconoscere v.tr.1 to recognize: era cambiato tanto che non lo riconobbi, he had changed so much that I did not recognize him; riconoscere un pezzo musicale dalle prime battute, to identify a piece of music from the first notes; riconoscere qlcu. (d) al passo, (d) alla voce, to recognize (o to know) s.o. by his walk, by his voice2 (ammettere apertamente, ufficialmente, come legittimo) to recognize, to acknowledge: la legge non riconobbe i suoi diritti, the law did not recognize his claims; non la riconobbe come moglie, he did not recognize her as his wife; riconoscere l'indipendenza di un paese, to recognize the independence of a country; riconoscere qlcu. come capo, to acknowledge s.o. as one's leader; riconoscere un'opera come propria, to acknowledge a work as one's own; riconoscere un figlio, to acknowledge a child; riconoscere un figlio naturale, to affiliate (o to recognize) an illegitimate child (o to legitimize a child)3 ( ammettere) to acknowledge, to admit, to own: non volle riconoscere il suo errore, he did not want to acknowledge (o to admit) his mistake; riconosco che hai ragione, I admit you are right; riconosco che tutto questo è vero, I acknowledge (o admit) that all this is true; riconosco di essermi sbagliato, I own (o admit o confess) that I was mistaken; devi riconoscere che sei stato accolto molto bene, you must admit that you have been warmly welcomed; riconoscere i meriti di un avversario, to acknowledge an opponent's merits; riconoscere la propria colpa, colpevolezza, to acknowledge (o to admit) one's guilt, (dir.) to plead guilty4 ( comprendere, discernere) to recognize, to know*, to see*: riconobbe subito il pericolo, he recognized the danger immediately; riconobbi in lui un talento eccezionale per la musica, I recognized (o saw) that he had an exceptional talent for music5 ( considerare) to recognize, to appreciate: i suoi servigi non furono riconosciuti, his services were not recognized6 ( identificare) to identify: occorre un documento per farsi riconoscere, a document is necessary to identify oneself (o to make oneself known); i parenti hanno dovuto riconoscere il cadavere, the next of kin had to identify the body // farsi riconoscere per quello che si è, (fig.) to show oneself up for what one is7 (mil.) to reconnoitre8 (comm.) ( computare a favore della controparte) to acknowledge: riconoscere un debito, le spese di trasporto, to acknowledge a debt, the transport charges◘ riconoscersi v.rifl. to recognize oneself, to acknowledge oneself: si riconobbe colpevole, he acknowledged that he was guilty: riconoscere vinto, to own oneself beaten (o to acknowledge defeat); riconoscere in errore, to admit one is in the wrong (o one is mistaken)◆ v.rifl.rec. to recognize each other (o one another).* * *1. [riko'noʃʃere]vb irreg vt1) (identificare) to recognize, (cadavere, salma) to identifyfarsi riconoscere — (esibendo documento) to provide identification
2) (ammettere: gen) to recognize, (errore, torto) to admit, acknowledge, (superiorità) to acknowledge3) Dir2. vr (riconoscersi)1) (ammettere)2) (uso reciproco) to recognize each other* * *[riko'noʃʃere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (identificare) to recognize, to know* [persona, voce, luogo] (da by); to pick out, to identify [ sospetto]scusami, non ti avevo riconosciuto — sorry, I didn't recognize you
2) (ammettere) to acknowledge, to admit [torto, errore, fatti, meriti]; to grant, to concede [ validità]riconoscere qcn. come capo — to acknowledge sb. as leader
3) (giudicare)riconoscere qcn. colpevole — to find sb. guilty
4) (considerare come legittimo) to recognize [governo, sindacato, diritto]5) (distinguere) to distinguish, to tell*2.riconoscere il vero dal falso — to sort out o tell truth from falsehood
verbo pronominale riconoscersi-rsi in qcn. — to recognize o see o identify oneself in sb
2) (l'un l'altro) to recognize each other3) (essere identificabile) to be* recognizable (da by)* * *riconoscere/riko'no∫∫ere/ [31]1 (identificare) to recognize, to know* [persona, voce, luogo] (da by); to pick out, to identify [ sospetto]; la riconosco dalla camminata I know her by her walk; scusami, non ti avevo riconosciuto sorry, I didn't recognize you; non ti riconosco più! you're no longer the person you were!2 (ammettere) to acknowledge, to admit [torto, errore, fatti, meriti]; to grant, to concede [ validità]; riconosco di aver mentito I admit I lied; bisogna riconoscere che you have to admit that; riconoscere qcn. come capo to acknowledge sb. as leader3 (giudicare) riconoscere qcn. colpevole to find sb. guilty4 (considerare come legittimo) to recognize [governo, sindacato, diritto]; riconoscere un bambino to recognize a child legally5 (distinguere) to distinguish, to tell*; riconoscere il vero dal falso to sort out o tell truth from falsehoodII riconoscersi verbo pronominale2 (l'un l'altro) to recognize each other3 (essere identificabile) to be* recognizable (da by)4 (dichiararsi) - rsi colpevole to admit one's guilt. -
3 dichiararsi vinto
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