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1 costantemente
constantly, steadily -
2 continuamente
continuamente avv. ( ininterrottamente) continuously; uninterruptedly, non-stop; ( molto frequentemente) continually, repeatedly, frequently; ( costantemente) constantly: mi telefona continuamente, he keeps on phoning me; passavano continuamente persone, people were passing by continually; stai zitto e non mi interrompere continuamente, shut up and stop interrupting me all the time.* * *[kontinua'mente]1) (senza interruzione) continuously, ceaselessly, constantly2) (sempre)3) (molto spesso) [tossire, interrompere, viaggiare] constantly, continually••Note:v. la voce continuo* * *continuamente/kontinua'mente/v. la voce continuo.1 (senza interruzione) continuously, ceaselessly, constantly2 (sempre) vince continuamente he always wins3 (molto spesso) [tossire, interrompere, viaggiare] constantly, continually. -
3 tic
m invar di orologio tickmedicine tic* * *tic s.m.* * *[tik] 1. 2.sostantivo maschile invariabile (involontario) tic, twitch* * *tic/tik/tic tac tick; fare tic tac to tickII m.inv.(involontario) tic, twitch; essere pieno di tic to be constantly twitching. -
4 costantemente
costantemente avv. constantly, perseveringly, firmly, steadily, steadfastly, unchangingly: il problema del traffico è costantemente in discussione, the traffic problem is constantly under discussion. -
5 essere pieno di tic
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6 maneggio
m (pl -ggi) handlingper cavalli riding school* * *maneggìo2 s.m. fiddling, meddling: con quel continuo maneggìo il registratore si ruppe, after being constantly fiddled with the record player broke.* * *1) (uso) handling2) equit. manège, riding stables3) (intrallazzo) intrigue* * *maneggiopl. -gi /ma'neddʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.1 (uso) handling2 equit. manège, riding stables; scuola di maneggio riding school3 (intrallazzo) intrigue. -
7 proclamare
proclaim* * *proclamare v.tr.1 to proclaim; ( promulgare) to promulgate: fu proclamato re, he was proclaimed king; proclamare un decreto, una legge, to promulgate a decree, a law // proclamare uno sciopero, to call (out) a strike2 ( dichiarare) to proclaim, to state, to declare: proclamava continuamente la sua innocenza, she constantly proclaimed her innocence; proclamare la legge marziale, to declare martial law; proclamare il vincitore, to declare the winner // (fin.) proclamare un dividendo, to declare a dividend.◘ proclamarsi v.rifl.1 to proclaim oneself: Napoleone si proclamò imperatore, Napoleon proclaimed himself emperor* * *[prokla'mare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to proclaim, to declare [guerra, indipendenza]; to call [ sciopero]proclamare qcn. vincitore — to declare o announce sb. the winner
2) (dichiarare) to declare; [manifesto, documento] to proclaim [libertà, sovranità]3) dir. to promulgate [ legge]2.* * *proclamare/prokla'mare/ [1]1 to proclaim, to declare [guerra, indipendenza]; to call [ sciopero]; proclamare qcn. vincitore to declare o announce sb. the winner2 (dichiarare) to declare; [manifesto, documento] to proclaim [libertà, sovranità]; proclamare la propria innocenza to declare one's innocence3 dir. to promulgate [ legge]II proclamarsi verbo pronominaleto proclaim oneself; (dichiararsi) to declare oneself. -
8 sensazione
f sensation, feeling( impressione) feelingfare sensazione cause a sensationho la sensazione che I have a feeling that* * *sensazione s.f.1 sensation; feeling: dare, provare una sensazione di caldo, freddo, dolore, to give, to have a sensation of warmth, cold, pain; provare una strana sensazione, to feel a strange sensation // (fis.) sensazione sonora, loudness2 ( scalpore) sensation: la scoperta fece grande sensazione, the discovery created a great sensation // a sensazione, sensational3 ( idea) feeling: ho la sensazione che tu abbia ragione, I have a feeling you are right; la sensazione predominante è che la guerriglia sia sempre in agguato, the predominant feeling is that guerrilla forces are constantly lying in wait.* * *[sensat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) feeling, sensationsensazione olfattiva, tattile — olfactory, tactile sensation
una sensazione di caldo — a feeling of warmth, a hot feeling
2) (psicologica) feeling, sensation, sensesensazione di libertà, di potenza — feeling o sense of freedom, of power
3) fig. (impressione) sensation, impressionavere la netta sensazione che — to have a definite o strong feeling that
••fare sensazione — to cause o create a sensation, to cause o make a stir
* * *sensazione/sensat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 feeling, sensation; sensazione olfattiva, tattile olfactory, tactile sensation; una sensazione di caldo a feeling of warmth, a hot feeling2 (psicologica) feeling, sensation, sense; sensazione di benessere sense of well-being; sensazione di libertà, di potenza feeling o sense of freedom, of power3 fig. (impressione) sensation, impression; avere la netta sensazione che to have a definite o strong feeling that; ho la sensazione di aver dimenticato qualcosa I have the sense that I have forgotten something -
9 assillo sm
[as'sillo]1) (pensiero tormentoso) nagging worry, worrying thought2) Zool horsefly, gadfly -
10 continuo agg
[kon'tinuo] continuo (-a) -
11 costantemente avv
[kostante'mente] -
12 furia sf
['furja]1) (ira, furore) fury, rage, (velocità) hurry, hasteandare o montare su tutte le furie — to get into a towering rage, fly into a rage o frenzy
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13 spostamento sm
[sposta'mento]movement, change of position -
14 innanzi (a)
innanzi (a) prep.1 (davanti a, di fronte a) before, in front of: innanzi (a) a Dio e agli uomini, before God and men; l'ho sempre innanzi (a) agli occhi, I have him constantly before my eyes; camminava innanzi (a) a lui, she walked in front of him; dovranno comparire innanzi (a) al giudice, they will have to appear before the judge2 (prima di) before: innanzi (a) l'alba, sera, before dawn, evening; innanzi (a) tutto, (soprattutto) above all, (prima di tutto) first of all; innanzi (a) tempo, (in anticipo) early, (prematuramente) before one's time. -
15 trottolare
trottolare v. intr.1 ( girare come una trottola) to spin* round, to whirl round -
16 assillo
sm [as'sillo]1) (pensiero tormentoso) nagging worry, worrying thought2) Zool horsefly, gadfly -
17 continuo
agg [kon'tinuo] continuo (-a) -
18 costantemente
avv [kostante'mente] -
19 furia
sf ['furja]1) (ira, furore) fury, rage, (velocità) hurry, hasteandare o montare su tutte le furie — to get into a towering rage, fly into a rage o frenzy
2) Mitol -
20 spostamento
sm [sposta'mento]movement, change of position
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