decidere+una+vertenza

1. v/t questione settle

data decide on, settle on

decidere di fare qualcosa decide to do something

2. v/i decide

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decidere v.tr.

1 ( risolvere, concludere definendo) to decide, to settle: decidere una vertenza, una lite, to settle a disagreement, a quarrel; decidere una questione una volta per sempre, to settle a question once and for all; hanno deciso tutto fra di loro, they decided everything between themselves; questo decide la questione, this decides (o settles) the matter; cosa ti ha fatto decidere in questo modo?, how did you come to that decision? // (dir.) decidere una causa, to decide a case (o to give judgement)

2 ( stabilire, fissare, determinare) to determine, to decide (on), to fix: decidere di fare qlco., to decide to do (o on doing) sthg.; decidere di non fare qlco., to decide not to do (o against doing) sthg.; decidere lo sciopero, to decide on a strike; decisi di partire subito, I decided (o resolved) to leave at once; non ho ancora deciso dove andare, I've not yet decided where to go; quell'avvenimento decise la sua carriera, that event determined (o decided) his career; decidere la data dell'incontro, to decide (on) (o to fix) the date of the meeting; decidemmo di attendere la sua risposta, it was decided to wait for his reply

3 ( scegliere) to decide (on), to choose*, to make* up one's mind (about): devono decidere il colore delle piastrelle, they must decide on (o choose) the colour of the tiles; non ho ancora deciso quale vestito mettermi, I haven't made up my mind (o decided) yet what dress to wear

4 (non com.) ( indurre) to convince, to induce, to decide: decidere qlcu. a confessare, to convince s.o. to confess

◆ v. intr.

1 ( determinare) to decide: un evento che deciderà del nostro futuro, an event that will decide our future

2 ( scegliere) to decide, to choose*: lasciate decidere a lui, let him decide; sta a lei decidere, it's up to her to decide (o to choose); devi decidere tra il mare e la montagna, you have to choose between the mountains and the seaside // decidere in favore di qlco., to decide for (o in favour of) sthg.

◘ decidersi v.intr.pron. to make* up one's mind: non so decidermi a licenziarlo, I cannot bring myself to dismiss him; si è finalmente deciso ad ammettere le sue colpe, he finally made up his mind to admit his guilt; ora basta, devi deciderti una volta per tutte!, now stop right there, you must make up your mind once and for all! // deciditi!, make your mind up!; ( sbrigati) get a move on!

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1. [de'tʃidere]

1)

2) (risolvere: disputa) to settle, resolve

2. vi

(aus avere) (persona) to decide, make up one's mind

3. vip (decidersi)

(persona) to come to o make a decision

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verbo transitivo

1) (stabilire) to decide on, to determine [ data]; to fix, to determine [ prezzo]; (scegliere) to choose* [modello, colore]

2) (risolvere) to decide, to settle [ questione]; sport to settle [ partita]

verbo intransitivo (aus. avere)

1) (prendere una decisione) to decide, to determine

2) (essere determinante)

verbo pronominale decidersi to decide, to make* up one's mind ( a fare to do); to determine ( a fare on, upon doing); to come* to a decision

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decidere

/de't∫idere/ [35]

I verbo transitivo

 1 (stabilire) to decide on, to determine [ data]; to fix, to determine [ prezzo]; (scegliere) to choose* [modello, colore]; decidere di fare to decide o determine to do; decidere di non fare to decide not to do o against doing

 2 (risolvere) to decide, to settle [ questione]; sport to settle [ partita]

II verbo intransitivo

 (aus. avere)

 1 (prendere una decisione) to decide, to determine; dovremo decidere in fretta we'll have to make a quick decision

 2 (essere determinante) decidere di qcs. to decide sth.

III decidersi verbo pronominale

 to decide, to make* up one's mind ( a fare to do); to determine ( a fare on, upon doing); to come* to a decision; bisogna che mi decida a leggere il suo articolo I must get around to reading his article.

solve

( decidere) resolve

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risolvere v.tr.

1 to solve, to work out; to resolve: (mat.) risolvere un problema, un'equazione, to solve a problem, an equation; risolvere un indovinello, to solve (o to work out) a riddle; non è un problema facile da risolvere, it's not an easy problem to solve; il commissario ha risolto il caso, the inspector solved the case; risolvere un dubbio, una difficoltà, to resolve a doubt, a difficulty

2 ( definire, comporre) to settle, to resolve: risolvere una questione, to settle a question; risolvere una lite familiare, to settle a family dispute; risolvere una vertenza, to resolve a dispute

3 ( decidere) to resolve, to decide: risolse di farlo lui stesso, he resolved (o decided) that he would do it (o to do it) himself; risolsi di partire, I resolved (o I decided) to leave

4 (dir.) ( rescindere) to rescind, to annul, to cancel: risolvere un contratto, to rescind (o to annul) a contract; risolvere un rapporto di lavoro, to terminate an employment

5 ( dissipare) to disperse: risolvere la nebbia, il fumo, to disperse the fog, the smoke

6 (chim.) to resolve, to break* down, to reduce: risolvere un composto nei suoi elementi, to break a compound down into (o to reduce a compound to) its elements

7 (med.) to resolve: risolvere un ascesso, to resolve an abscess.

◘ risolversi v.intr.pron.

1 ( decidersi) to decide; to make* up one's mind: non so risolvermi, I cannot make up my mind; si risolse a farlo, he resolved to do it

2 ( tramutarsi) to change into (sthg.), to turn into (sthg.): la nebbia si risolse in pioggia, the fog turned into rain; fortunatamente l'uragano si risolse in un violento temporale, fortunately the hurricane turned into a violent storm; tutto si risolse in bene, in male, everything turned out well, badly; tutto si risolse in nulla, it all came to nothing (o fizzled out)

3 ( di malattia) to clear up: non è niente di grave, si risolverà in pochi giorni, it's nothing serious, it will clear up in a few days.

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1. [ri'sɔlvere]

1) (problema) Mat to solve, work out, (mistero, indovinello) to solve, (difficoltà, faccenda, controversia) to resolve, sort out

2) (decidere) to decide, resolve

3) (Dir : contratto) to annul, cancel

4) Chim to break down

2. vip (risolversi)

1) (andare a finire)

2) (decidersi)

3) (malattia) to clear up

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verbo transitivo

1) (trovare la soluzione a) to solve, to clear up, to work out, to sort out [mistero, problema]; to solve [indovinello, equazione]

2) (appianare) to resolve, to settle [conflitto, contraddizione]

3) chim. fis. to resolve (in into)

4) dir. to rescind, to cancel [ contratto]

verbo pronominale risolversi

1) (concludersi) to turn in(to) [disastro, farsa]; to end in [ fiasco]

2) (decidersi) to decide ( a fare to do), to resolve ( a fare on doing)

3) med. [ infezione] to clear up

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risolvere

/ri'sɔlvere/ [22]

I verbo transitivo

 1 (trovare la soluzione a) to solve, to clear up, to work out, to sort out [mistero, problema]; to solve [indovinello, equazione]; risolvere la faccenda to smooth things over

 2 (appianare) to resolve, to settle [conflitto, contraddizione]

 3 chim. fis. to resolve (in into)

 4 dir. to rescind, to cancel [ contratto]

II risolversi verbo pronominale

 1 (concludersi) to turn in(to) [disastro, farsa]; to end in [ fiasco]; - rsi in nulla to come to naught

 2 (decidersi) to decide ( a fare to do), to resolve ( a fare on doing)

 3 med. [ infezione] to clear up.