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1 costante
1. adj constant, steadymathematics constant2. f mathematics constant* * *costante agg.1 ( di persona) constant, persevering, firm, steady: essere costante nei propri propositi, to be firm in one's purpose; è una persona poco costante nel lavoro, he's not very consistent in his job; è costante negli odi come nelle amicizie, he's as unwavering in his dislikes as in his likes2 ( regolare, stabile) constant, uniform, steady, steadfast, unchanging: costante aumento dei prezzi, steady rise in prices; ho un dolore costante alla gamba, I've a constant pain in the leg; fiume a regime costante, river with a constant regime; pioggia costante, constant rain; pressione costante, constant pressure; segmenti di lunghezza costante, segments of uniform length; temperatura costante, uniform temperature; (econ.) quotazioni costanti, firm quotations◆ s.f.1 (mat.) constant (abbr. const): costante di integrazione, integration constant // (fis.): costante dei gas, gas constant; costante elastica, elastic constant; costante di struttura fine, fine structure constant2 (estens.) constant: la costante del pensiero hegeliano, the constant factor in Hegelian philosophy.* * *[kos'tante]1. agg(gen) Mat constant, (persona) steadfast2. sfMat constant* * *[kos'tante] 1.1) (stabile) [velocità, temperatura] constant, uniform, even; (negli affetti) [ persona] constant, steadfast2) (continuo) [evoluzione, aumento, produzione, miglioramento] constant, continuous, steady; [ sforzo] continuous, tireless3) (perseverante) [ persona] steadfast, firm2.sostantivo femminile1) mat. fis. constant2) fig. (caratteristica) constant* * *costante/kos'tante/1 (stabile) [velocità, temperatura] constant, uniform, even; (negli affetti) [ persona] constant, steadfast2 (continuo) [evoluzione, aumento, produzione, miglioramento] constant, continuous, steady; [ sforzo] continuous, tireless3 (perseverante) [ persona] steadfast, firmII sostantivo f.1 mat. fis. constant2 fig. (caratteristica) constant. -
2 tregua sf
['treɡwa]Mil, Pol truce, fig rest, respiteil dolore non gli dà tregua — the pain gives him no peace, he is in constant pain
senza tregua — non-stop, without stopping, uninterruptedly
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3 tregua
sf ['treɡwa]Mil, Pol truce, fig rest, respiteil dolore non gli dà tregua — the pain gives him no peace, he is in constant pain
senza tregua — non-stop, without stopping, uninterruptedly
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4 affanno
m breathlessnessfig anxiety* * *affanno s.m.1 breathlessness2 ( travaglio) labour, toil3 ( pena) worry, apprehension, pain; ( angoscia) anxiety, anguish: vivere in affanno, to live in a state of constant apprehension.* * *[af'fanno]sostantivo maschile2) fig. (preoccupazione) worry, troubleessere in affanno per qcn., qcs. — to be (very) anxious o worried about sb., sth
* * *affanno/af'fanno/sostantivo m.1 breathlessness; salire le scale mi dà l'affanno I lose my breath going up the stairs2 fig. (preoccupazione) worry, trouble; essere in affanno per qcn., qcs. to be (very) anxious o worried about sb., sth. -
5 esasperare
( inasprire) exacerbate( irritare) exasperate* * *esasperare v.tr.1 ( irritare) to exasperate, to irritate, to madden, to infuriate, to drive* (s.o.) mad: il rumore ci ha esasperato, the noise drove us mad (o infuriated us); il suo continuo lamentarsi mi esaspera, his constant complaining irritates me; piantala di parlare, mi esasperi!, stop talking, you're driving me mad!2 ( esacerbare) to exacerbate, to heighten, to aggravate: esasperare un dolore, to aggravate a pain; esasperare la lotta di classe, to heighten the class struggle.◘ esasperarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 ( irritarsi) to become* irritated, to lose* all patience2 ( inasprirsi) to worsen, to become* bitter: il contrasto si esaspera di giorno in giorno, the conflict is becoming more and more bitter every day.* * *[ezaspe'rare]1. vt(persona) to exasperate, (situazione) to exacerbate2. vip (esasperarsi)* * *[ezaspe'rare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (irritare) to exasperate, to irritate, to madden2) (inasprire) to exacerbate, to aggravate2.verbo pronominale esasperarsi1) (irritarsi) to become* exasperated2) (inasprirsi) to become* bitter, to become* exacerbated* * *esasperare/ezaspe'rare/ [1]1 (irritare) to exasperate, to irritate, to madden2 (inasprire) to exacerbate, to aggravateII esasperarsi verbo pronominale1 (irritarsi) to become* exasperated2 (inasprirsi) to become* bitter, to become* exacerbated.
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