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1 turbamento
m perturbation* * *turbamento s.m.1 ( agitazione) perturbation, agitation; anxiety, worry: non riusciva a celare il suo turbamento, he couldn't conceal his anxiety2 ( il turbare) disturbing, disturbance, upsetting: turbamento dell'ordine pubblico, disturbing of the peace.* * *[turba'mento]sostantivo maschile1) (inquietudine) turmoil, perturbation2) dir.* * *turbamento/turba'mento/sostantivo m.1 (inquietudine) turmoil, perturbation; turbamento interiore emotional upheaval; in preda a un profondo turbamento deeply upset2 dir. turbamento dell'ordine pubblico breach of the peace. -
2 turbato
turbato agg. troubled, disturbed, agitated, upset: mente turbata, troubled mind; sonno turbato da tristi pensieri, sleep disturbed by sad thoughts; mi è parso turbato, he seemed worried to me; era molto turbato, he was deeply upset.* * *[tur'bato] 1.participio passato turbare2.* * *turbato/tur'bato/→ turbareII aggettivo[ persona] upset, worried. -
3 in preda a un profondo turbamento
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > in preda a un profondo turbamento
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4 sconvolgere
upset* * *sconvolgere v.tr. to upset*, to shake*, to disturb, to throw* into confusion: lo scandalo ha sconvolto l'opinione pubblica, the scandal shook (o shocked) public opinion; la notizia lo sconvolse profondamente, the news disturbed (o shook) him deeply; l'economia fu sconvolta dalla crisi, the economy was thrown into confusion (o was upset) by the crisis; la guerra sconvolse il paese, the war devastated the country; la nebbia sconvolse i piani del nemico, the fog upset the enemy's plans; qualcosa gli ha sconvolto lo stomaco, something has upset his stomach; sconvolgere le idee a qlcu., to upset (o to shake o to unsettle) s.o.'s ideas; sconvolgere l'ordine delle cose, to upset the order of things.◘ sconvolgersi v.intr.pron. to be upset, to be disturbed.* * *1. [skon'vɔldʒere]vb irreg vtsconvolgere l'opinione pubblica — to shock o shake public opinion
la zona sconvolta dal terremoto — the area hit o affected by the earthquake
le campagne sconvolte dall'alluvione — the flooded countryside, the countryside devastated by the floods
2.sconvolgersi vip — to become upset
* * *[skon'vɔldʒere]verbo transitivo2) (provocare disordine) [persona, evento] to devastate, to disrupt, to unsettle [piani, progetti]sconvolgere la vita di qcn. — to turn sb.'s life upside down
3) (devastare) [evento, guerra] to disrupt [ paese]* * *sconvolgere/skon'vɔldʒere/ [101]2 (provocare disordine) [persona, evento] to devastate, to disrupt, to unsettle [piani, progetti]; sconvolgere la vita di qcn. to turn sb.'s life upside down3 (devastare) [evento, guerra] to disrupt [ paese]. -
5 impressionare
( turbare) upset, shock( spaventare) frighten( colpire) impressphotography expose* * *impressionare v.tr.1 (turbare) to move, to touch, to upset*, to shock: il suo racconto mi ha molto impressionato, his story really moved me; la notizia aveva molto impressionato l'opinione pubblica, the news deeply shocked public opinion2 (spaventare) to frighten: non impressionarla con i tuoi racconti, don't frighten her with your stories3 (fare un'impressione) to strike*, to make* an impression on (s.o.): impressionare qlcu. favorevolmente, sfavorevolmente, to strike s.o. favourably, unfavourably4 (fare colpo) to impress: cercava di impressionarmi raccontandomi le sue avventure, he tried to impress me by recounting his adventures5 (fot.) to expose.◘ impressionarsi v.intr.pron.1 (turbarsi) to get* upset, to be shocked: ti sei impressionato?, did you get upset?2 (spaventarsi) to be frightened3 (fot.) to be exposed.* * *[impressjo'nare]1. vt2) Fot to expose2. vip (impressionarsi)(spaventarsi) to get o be upset* * *[impressjo'nare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (fare effetto) to impress, to strike* ( con with; facendo by doing)l'ultimo candidato mi ha impressionato favorevolmente — I was favourably impressed by the last candidate
2) (scioccare) to shock, to horrify, to disturb3) fisiol. to act on [ retina]4) fot. to expose [ pellicola]2.verbo pronominale impressionarsi1) (turbarsi) to be* upset2) fot. to be* exposed* * *impressionare/impressjo'nare/ [1]1 (fare effetto) to impress, to strike* ( con with; facendo by doing); lasciarsi facilmente impressionare to be easily impressed; non lasciarti impressionare dagli esaminatori don't let the examiners upset you; l'ultimo candidato mi ha impressionato favorevolmente I was favourably impressed by the last candidate; il film mi ha impressionato molto the film had quite an effect on me2 (scioccare) to shock, to horrify, to disturb3 fisiol. to act on [ retina]4 fot. to expose [ pellicola]II impressionarsi verbo pronominale1 (turbarsi) to be* upset2 fot. to be* exposed. -
6 emozionato
excited( agitato) nervous( commosso) moved( turbato) upset* * ** * *[emottsjo'nato] 1.participio passato emozionare2.1) (commosso) moved, touched2) (eccitato) excited, thrilled; (agitato) worked up* * *emozionato/emottsjo'nato/II aggettivo1 (commosso) moved, touched2 (eccitato) excited, thrilled; (agitato) worked up. -
7 stravolgere
change radically( travisare) twist( stancare) exhaust* * *stravolgere v.tr.2 (fig.) ( significato) to twist, to distort: stravolgere i fatti, to twist (o to distort) facts; stravolgere il senso di una frase, to twist (o to distort) the sense of a sentence3 ( turbare) to upset*, to distress: la notizia l'ha stravolto, the news upset (o affected) him deeply4 ( snaturare) to distort, to change radically: la legge fu stravolta da emendamenti incongrui, the law was completely altered by inadequate amendments.* * *[stra'vɔldʒere]verbo transitivo1) (storcere)2) fig. (alterare) to distort, to twist [ verità]; to misinterpret, to misread* [ testo]; (deformare) [ dolore] to distort, to contort [ lineamenti]* * *stravolgere/stra'vɔldʒere/ [101]1 (storcere) stravolgere gli occhi to roll one's eyes2 fig. (alterare) to distort, to twist [ verità]; to misinterpret, to misread* [ testo]; (deformare) [ dolore] to distort, to contort [ lineamenti] -
8 emozionare
( appassionare) excite( commuovere) move( turbare) upset* * *emozionare v.tr. to move, to touch; ( eccitare) to excite, to stir: le sue parole lo emozionarono profondamente, her words moved him deeply.* * *[emottsjo'nare]1. vt(appassionare) to thrill, excite, (commuovere) to move2. vip (emozionarsi)(vedi vt), to get excited; to be movedemozionarsi facilmente — to be excitable; to be easily moved
* * *[emottsjo'nare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (commuovere) to move, to touch2) (eccitare) to excite2.verbo pronominale emozionarsi2) (eccitarsi) to get* excited; (agitarsi) to get* worked up* * *emozionare/emottsjo'nare/ [1]1 (commuovere) to move, to touch2 (eccitare) to exciteII emozionarsi verbo pronominale1 (commuoversi) si emoziona facilmente he's rather emotional2 (eccitarsi) to get* excited; (agitarsi) to get* worked up. -
9 mandare
sendmandare qualcuno a prendere qualcosa send someone for somethingmandare a monte ruin, send up in smoke colloq fig mandare giù digest, take in* * *mandare v.tr.1 to send*: lo mandarono ad avvertirmi del pericolo, they sent him to warn me of the danger; lo mandarono ambasciatore a Parigi, they sent him as ambassador to Paris; lo mandarono in esilio, they sent him into exile; manda le tue lettere a questo indirizzo, send your letters to this address; mandami due righe, drop me a line; non ha ancora mandato il conto, he has not yet sent the bill; quella ditta manda merci in tutto il mondo, that firm sends goods all over the world; mandare gli abiti in tintoria, to send one's clothes to the cleaner's; mandare a chiamare qlcu., a prendere qlco., to send for s.o., sthg.: mandammo a chiamare il dottore, we sent for the doctor; mi ha mandato a fare la spesa, he sent me to do the shopping; il preside mi ha mandato a chiamare, the head teacher has sent for me; mandò il fattorino a ritirare la posta, he sent the messenger boy to pick up the post; mandare qlcu. a fare una commissione, to send s.o. on an errand; mandare un bambino a scuola, a letto, to send a child to school, to bed; mandare una lettera, to send a letter; mandare un pacco per posta, per ferrovia, to send a parcel by post, by rail; mandare per via mare, to ship; mandare per abbonamento, to send by subscription; mandare le proprie dimissioni, to send in one's resignation; mandare acqua in un canale, to make water flow into a canal; mandare corrente a un circuito, to feed a circuit; mandare a dire qlco. a qlcu., mandare un messaggio a qlcu., to send word to s.o.; mandare un bacio a qlcu., to blow s.o. a kiss // mandare via qlcu., to send s.o. away, (licenziare) to dismiss s.o. (o fam. to sack s.o. o to fire s.o.): mandare via qlcu. sui due piedi, to sack s.o. on the spot; il limone manda via l'odore di pesce, lemon gets rid of the smell of fish2 (emettere, esalare) to give* off, to emit: mandò un profondo sospiro, she sighed deeply; quel flauto manda un suono dolcissimo, that flute has a very sweet tone; questa rosa manda un profumo delizioso, this rose smells lovely; mandare un grido, to utter (o to let out) a cry; il camino manda fumo, the chimney smokes3 (non com.) (far funzionare) to drive*: l'acqua manda la ruota del mulino, the water drives the millwheel.◆ FRASEOLOGIA: che Dio ce la mandi buona!, God help us! // non glielo mandò a dire, she told him so to his face // piove che Dio la manda, it's bucketing down (o it is raining cats and dogs) // mandare a effetto, a compimento, to carry out // mandare al diavolo, all'inferno, a quel paese, to tell s.o. to go to hell // mandare all'altro mondo, al creatore, to kill s.o., to finish (s.o.) off // la palla mandò in frantumi, a pezzi la vetrina, the ball shattered the window // mandare a memoria, to learn by heart // mandare a monte, all'aria, a rotoli, in fumo, to upset: mandare a monte un accordo, to wreck an agreement; mandare a monte un matrimonio, to make a marriage fall through // mandare a morte qlcu., to sentence s.o. to death // (mar.) mandare a picco, to scuttle (o to sink) // mandare da Erode a Pilato, (fig.) to send from pillar to post // mandare giù, to swallow (anche fig.): mandò giù la birra tutta d'un fiato, he gulped down the beer; questa è dura da mandare giù, (fig.) that's hard to swallow // mandare imprecazioni, maledizioni contro qlcu., to curse s.o. // un camion ci ha mandato fuori strada, a lorry forced us off the road // mandare in lungo, to put off (o to delay) // mandare in onda, to broadcast.* * *[man'dare]verbo transitivo1) (spedire, inviare) to send* [lettera, merce, regalo, soldi, auguri]2) (far andare) to send*mandare a chiamare qcn. — to send for sb
3) (trasmettere) to send* [messaggio, segnale]mandare in onda — to broadcast, to air AE
4) (emettere)mandare un grido — to shout, to cry out, to let out a cry
mandare un buon profumo, un cattivo odore — to smell good, bad
5) mandare avanti (fare avanzare) to wind* on, to advance [cassetta, nastro]; (gestire) to keep* [ negozio]; (amministrare) to run* [ azienda]; (portare avanti) to go* ahead with [progetto, lavoro]; to forward [ pratica]; (mantenere) to support [famiglia, casa]6) mandare indietro (riavvolgere) to run* back, to rewind* [cassetta, nastro]; (rispedire) to send* back, to return [lettera, merce]7) mandare via (cacciare) to send* away, to drive* out [ persona]; to chase away [ gatto]; to put* out [ inquilino]; (togliere) to clean off [ macchia]; to get* rid of [ odore]8) mandare su to send* up [ascensore, persona]9) mandare giù (fare scendere) to send* down [ascensore, persona]; (ingoiare) to swallow [ cibo]10) mandare dentro to let* inmanda dentro i bambini, piove! — get the children indoors, it's raining!
11) mandare fuori (esalare) to exhale [aria, fumo]; (cacciare) to send* out [ alunno]••* * *mandare/man'dare/ [1]1 (spedire, inviare) to send* [lettera, merce, regalo, soldi, auguri]; mandare per posta to mail2 (far andare) to send*; mandare un uomo in prigione to send a man to jail; l'hanno mandato a Ginevra a studiare he was sent off to study in Geneva; l'ho mandato a prendere il giornale I sent him out to get the paper; mandare i bambini a letto to send the children to bed; mandare a chiamare qcn. to send for sb.4 (emettere) mandare un grido to shout, to cry out, to let out a cry; la stufa manda calore the stove sends out heat; mandare un buon profumo, un cattivo odore to smell good, bad5 mandare avanti (fare avanzare) to wind* on, to advance [cassetta, nastro]; (gestire) to keep* [ negozio]; (amministrare) to run* [ azienda]; (portare avanti) to go* ahead with [progetto, lavoro]; to forward [ pratica]; (mantenere) to support [famiglia, casa]6 mandare indietro (riavvolgere) to run* back, to rewind* [cassetta, nastro]; (rispedire) to send* back, to return [lettera, merce]7 mandare via (cacciare) to send* away, to drive* out [ persona]; to chase away [ gatto]; to put* out [ inquilino]; (togliere) to clean off [ macchia]; to get* rid of [ odore]8 mandare su to send* up [ascensore, persona]9 mandare giù (fare scendere) to send* down [ascensore, persona]; (ingoiare) to swallow [ cibo]; è dura da mandare giù! that's pretty strong medicine!10 mandare dentro to let* in; manda dentro i bambini, piove! get the children indoors, it's raining!non me lo ha mandato a dire and he told me in no uncertain terms.
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