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1 contagiare
infect* * *contagiare v.tr.1 to infect, to contaminate: contagiare qlcu., to infect (o to contaminate) s.o.2 (fig.) to corrupt; to infect; to influence: il suo ottimismo contagiò tutti, his optimism was infectious; il suo animo è stato contagiato dalla bramosia di potere, he was corrupted by lust for power.◘ contagiarsi v.intr.pron.1 to get* infected; to be infected, to be contaminated (by sthg.); to catch* (sthg.): c'è il rischio di contagiare, there's the risk of getting infected (o infecting yourself)2 (fig.) to be influenced; to be contagious.* * *[konta'dʒare] 1.verbo transitivo1) med. to infect [ persona]2) fig.2.contagiare qcn. il proprio entusiasmo — to infect sb. with one's enthusiasm
verbo pronominale contagiarsi to be* infected* * *contagiare/konta'dʒare/ [1]1 med. to infect [ persona]2 fig. contagiare qcn. il proprio entusiasmo to infect sb. with one's enthusiasmII contagiarsi verbo pronominaleto be* infected.
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