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1 condannato (al carcere)
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2 condannare
condemn (a to)law sentence (a to)* * *condannare v.tr.1 (dir.) to sentence, to condemn, to convict: condannare a dieci anni di lavori forzati, to sentence to ten years' penal servitude; condannare all'ergastolo, to sentence to life imprisonment; condannare al risarcimento dei danni, to condemn to damages; condannare a morte, to sentence (o to condemn) to death; condannare qlcu. per furto, to sentence s.o. for theft; condannare qlcu. a mille euro di multa, to fine s.o. to pay one thousand euros; condannare qlcu. a tre mesi di prigione, to sentence s.o. to three months' imprisonment; essere condannato a venticinque giorni di prigione, to be sentenced to (o to receive) twenty-five days2 (estens.) to condemn: la sua coscienza lo condanna, his own conscience condemns him; tutti gli indizi lo condannano, all the evidence points to his guilt3 ( riprovare) to condemn, to censure; condannare la condotta di qlcu., to condemn s.o.'s conduct; condannare la violenza negli stadi, to condemn violence in the stadium4 ( costringere, destinare) to condemn; to confine: è condannato a letto da anni, he has been confined to bed for years; sembrava condannato a vivere in povertà, he seemed condemned to lead a life of poverty5 ( dichiarare inguaribile) to condemn* * *[kondan'nare]verbo transitivo1) dir. to condemn, to convict, to sentencecondannare qcn. a morte — to condemn o sentence sb. to death
condannare qcn. all'ergastolo — to sentence sb. to life
condannare qcn. per furto — to convict sb. of theft
essere condannato al silenzio — to be condemned o doomed to silence
* * *condannare/kondan'nare/ [1]1 dir. to condemn, to convict, to sentence; condannare qcn. a morte to condemn o sentence sb. to death; condannare qcn. all'ergastolo to sentence sb. to life; condannare qcn. per furto to convict sb. of theft4 (dichiarare incurabile) i medici lo hanno condannato the doctors have given up hope of saving him. -
3 ergastolano
m, ergastolana f person serving a life sentence, lifer colloq* * *ergastolano s.m. convict serving a life sentence; life convict; (fam.) lifer: una rivolta di ergastolani, a revolt (o rebellion) by life convicts.* * *[ergasto'lano]sostantivo maschile (f. -a) life convict, lifer colloq.* * *ergastolano/ergasto'lano/sostantivo m.( f. -a) life convict, lifer colloq. -
4 detenuto
m, detenuta f prisoner* * *detenuto agg. imprisoned◆ s.m. (dir.) prisoner, prison inmate, convict, detainee; (fam.) jailbird, gaolbird; detenuto in attesa di giudizio, prisoner on remand; detenuti politici, political prisoners.* * *[dete'nuto] 1.participio passato detenere2.* * *detenuto/dete'nuto/→ detenere(f. -a) convict. -
5 galeotto
galeotto1 s.m.1 ( rematore di galea) galley slave2 ( condannato ai lavori forzati) convict, jailbird3 (fig.) cunning fellow, cunning fox, sly devil: ha una faccia da galeotto, he looks a sly old devil.◆ agg. (letter.) that acts like a go-between.* * *I [gale'ɔtto]sostantivo maschile1) stor. (vogatore) galley slave2) (carcerato) convictII [gale'ɔtto]sostantivo maschile lett. go-between* * *galeotto1/gale'ɔtto/sostantivo m.1 stor. (vogatore) galley slave2 (carcerato) convict.————————galeotto2/gale'ɔtto/sostantivo m.lett. go-between. -
6 recluso
m prisoner* * *recluso agg. secluded◆ s.m. ( prigioniero) prisoner; (dir.) convict // la settimana prima di ogni esame faccio vita da recluso, the week before each exam I live like a hermit.* * *[re'kluzo] recluso (-a)1. agg(in prigione) imprisoned2. sm/f(prigioniero) prisoner* * *[re'kluzo]* * *recluso/re'kluzo/sostantivo m.(f. -a) prisoner, convict. -
7 carcerato
m, carcerata f prisoner* * *[kartʃe'rato]sostantivo maschile (f. -a) convict, inmate* * *carcerato/kart∫e'rato/sostantivo m.(f. -a) convict, inmate. -
8 convincere
convince* * *convincere v.tr.1 to convince, to persuade: convincere qlcu. di qlco., to convince s.o. of sthg.; mi convinse che era un buon affare, he convinced me that it was a good buy; i suoi ragionamenti non mi convincono, his reasons don't convince me; lo convinse a partire, she persuaded him to leave2 (dir.) to convict, to prove guilty: convincere qlcu. di un reato, to convict s.o. of a crime.◘ convincersi v.rifl. to convince oneself; to satisfy oneself; to resign oneself; ( lasciarsi convincere) to be convinced, to become* convinced: non riesce a convincere di quanto è successo, he can't resign himself to what has happened.* * *1. [kon'vintʃere]vb irreg vtva bene, mi hai convinto — ok, you've convinced me
convincere qn a fare qc — to persuade sb to do sth, talk sb into doing sth
2. vr (convincersi)convincersi di qc/che... — to convince o.s. of sth/that...
* * *[kon'vintʃere] 1.verbo transitivo to convince, to persuade (di of; che that; a fare to do); to satisfy [critici, opinione pubblica]; (con l'inganno) to fool, to deceive ( a fare into doing)2.verbo pronominale convincersi to convince oneself (di of)* * *convincere/kon'vint∫ere/ [98]to convince, to persuade (di of; che that; a fare to do); to satisfy [critici, opinione pubblica]; (con l'inganno) to fool, to deceive ( a fare into doing)II convincersi verbo pronominaleto convince oneself (di of). -
9 forzato
forzato agg.1 forced, strained: riso, sorriso forzato, forced laugh, forced smile; interpretazione forzata, forced interpretation; vendita forzata, forced sale // (dir.): esecuzione forzata, enforcement of judgement (o forceable execution); liquidazione forzata, forced liquidation (o winding-up); esproprio forzato, compulsory expropriation; norma forzata ( perentoria), mandatory provision; prestito forzato, forced (o compulsory) loan // lavori forzati, hard labour // marcia forzata, forced march3 (bot.) forced.* * *[for'tsato] forzato (-a)1. aggforced, (situazione) artificial2. smprisoner sentenced to hard labour Brit o labor Am* * *[for'tsato] 1.participio passato forzare2.1) (imposto) [esilio, marcia, atterraggio] forced"rimozione -a" — "towaway zone"
lavori -i — hard labour, penal servitude
2) (non spontaneo) [ sorriso] forced, constrained, strained3) (non logico) [conclusione, intreccio] contrived4) agr. [ coltivazione] forced3.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) convict* * *forzato/for'tsato/→ forzareII aggettivo1 (imposto) [esilio, marcia, atterraggio] forced; "rimozione -a" "towaway zone"; lavori -i hard labour, penal servitude2 (non spontaneo) [ sorriso] forced, constrained, strained3 (non logico) [conclusione, intreccio] contrived4 agr. [ coltivazione] forcedIII sostantivo m.(f. -a) convict. -
10 condannare vt
[kondan'nare]1) Dircondannare qn per rapina a mano armata — to convict sb o find sb guilty of armed robbery
2) (disapprovare) to condemn, censure -
11 condannare
vt [kondan'nare]1) Dircondannare qn per rapina a mano armata — to convict sb o find sb guilty of armed robbery
2) (disapprovare) to condemn, censure -
12 condannare qcn. per furto
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13 condannato
condannato agg.1 sentenced, condemned: condannato a morte, sentenced to death2 ( destinato) doomed, destined: condannato alla rovina, doomed to failure // secondo i medici è condannato, in the doctors' opinion he has no hope◆ s.m. offender, condemned man, convict; ( carcerato) prisoner: la cella dei condannati a morte, the condemned cell.* * *[kondan'nato] 1.participio passato condannare2.aggettivo condemned, convicted, sentenced; (destinato) fated, doomed3.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) condemned person* * *condannato/kondan'nato/II aggettivocondemned, convicted, sentenced; (destinato) fated, doomedIII sostantivo m.(f. -a) condemned person. -
14 deportare
deport* * *deportare v.tr.1 to deport, to banish: dopo un lungo processo fu deportato, he was deported (o banished) after a long trial; fu deportato in Siberia, he was deported to Siberia; deportare un condannato, to deport a convict2 (ant.) to transport.* * *[depor'tare]* * *deportare/depor'tare/ [1]to deport; stor. (nelle colonie britanniche) to transport. -
15 deportato
deportato agg. deported; transported◆ s.m. convict.* * *[depor'tato] deportato (-a)1. agg2. sm/f* * *[depor'tato]* * *deportato/depor'tato/sostantivo m.(f. -a) deportee. -
16 condannato sm/f
[kondan'nato] condannato (-a)prisoner, convict -
17 galeotto sm
[ɡale'ɔtto]Storia galley slave, (carcerato) convict -
18 condannato
sm/f [kondan'nato] condannato (-a)prisoner, convict -
19 galeotto
sm [ɡale'ɔtto]Storia galley slave, (carcerato) convict -
20 condannare
condemn, convict, sentence
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