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41 ♦ (to) disturb
♦ (to) disturb /dɪˈstɜ:b/v. t.1 disturbare, interrompere: Sorry to disturb you, mi dispiace disturbarti; I don't want to disturb him while he's in a meeting, non voglio disturbarlo mentre è in riunione; They disturbed a burglar, who fled through the back door, hanno disturbato un ladro, che è scappato dalla porta sul retro; «do not disturb», ( cartello) «non disturbare»; Their sleep was disturbed night after night by traffic noise, il loro sonno era disturbato tutte le notti dal rumore del traffico2 disturbare; turbare: The incident disturbed her deeply, l'incidente l'ha profondamente turbata; It disturbs me that so many children grow up in homes without books, mi disturba l'idea che molti bambini crescano in famiglie che non hanno libri3 muovere; spostare: The papers on her desk had been disturbed, but nothing was taken, i fogli sulla sua scrivania sono stati spostati, ma non hanno preso niente; The divers disturbed the mud at the bottom of the river, i sommozzatori hanno mosso il fango sul fondale del fiume4 disturbare, far paura a ( un animale): Do not disturb nesting birds, non disturbare gli uccelli che covano● to disturb oneself, disturbarsi (per q.): Please don't disturb yourself on my account, non si disturbi per me □ (leg.) to disturb the peace, turbare l'ordine pubblico. -
42 ♦ (to) involve
♦ (to) involve /ɪnˈvɒlv/v. t.1 coinvolgere; implicare; immischiare: The accident involved two trains, l'incidente coinvolse due treni2 complicare; rendere intricato (o confuso, oscuro)3 comportare, richiedere ( come conseguenza); implicare: Business expansion involves an enormous expenditure, l'allargamento del giro d'affari richiede spese enormi4 comprendere; contare: The procession involved thousands of people, il corteo contava migliaia di persone5 coinvolgere emotivamente; appassionare; prendere (fig.): His latest novel involves the reader deeply, il suo ultimo romanzo ha una grande presa sul lettore● to involve oneself, compromettersi; ( anche polit.) impegnarsi: He didn't want to involve himself with that woman, non voleva impegnarsi con quella donna; I was reluctant to involve myself in an argument with her, ero riluttante a impegnarmi in una discussione con lei.NOTA D'USO: - to involve to do o to involve doing?- -
43 ♦ (to) relax
♦ (to) relax /rɪˈlæks/A v. t.1 rilassare; rilasciare: to relax one's muscles, rilassare i muscoli; Relax your body and breathe deeply, rilassate il corpo e respirate a fondo2 allentare; rendere meno rigido: to relax discipline [vigilance], allentare la disciplina [la sorveglianza]; to relax controls, rendere meno rigidi i controlliB v. i.1 rilassarsi: This is the perfect place to relax and enjoy your holiday, questo è il posto perfetto per rilassarsi e godersi le vacanze; Pull up a chair, sit back and relax, prenditi una sedia, siediti e rilassati2 ( di muscoli) rilassarsi, distendersi: Massage can help muscles relax, i massaggi possono aiutare i muscoli a rilassarsi● to relax one's hold (o grip), allentare la presa □ to relax the pace, rallentare il passo (o l'andatura) NOTA D'USO: - relax-. -
44 (to) resent
(to) resent /rɪˈzɛnt/v. t.risentirsi per; volerne a (q.): He resents criticism, si risente se viene criticato; I deeply resent your accusation, la tua accusa mi offende profondamente; She resented the attention her little brother was getting, era gelosa delle attenzioni che riceveva il fratellino; I resent having to pay to park my car, mi fa arrabbiare dover pagare per parcheggiare; He resents his wife for not appreciating him enough, ne vuole a sua moglie perché non lo apprezza abbastanza.NOTA D'USO: - to resent to do o to resent doing?- -
45 unfunny
unfunny /ʌnˈfʌnɪ/a.poco divertente; che non fa ridere: unfunny jokes [comedians], barzellette [comici] che non fanno ridere; a deeply unfunny film, un film per niente divertenteunfunnily avv. -
46 unimpressive
[ˌʌnɪm'presɪv]aggettivo [sight, person] che non impressiona, qualunque, insignificante; [start, performance] mediocre* * *unimpressive /ʌnɪmˈprɛsɪv/a.1 poco brillante; mediocre: an unimpressive performance, una prestazione poco brillante; The food was deeply unimpressive, il cibo era assolutamente mediocre2 che non impressiona; che non fa colpounimpressively avv.* * *[ˌʌnɪm'presɪv]aggettivo [sight, person] che non impressiona, qualunque, insignificante; [start, performance] mediocre -
47 unthinking
[ʌn'θɪŋkɪŋ]* * *adjective (showing lack of thought or consideration: His unthinking words had hurt her deeply.) irriflessivo; leggero* * *unthinking /ʌnˈɵɪŋkɪŋ/a.1 irriflessivo; che non ragiona2 sconsiderato; cieco (fig.): unthinking obedience [loyalty], obbedienza [lealtà] cieca; unthinking prejudices, pregiudizi acriticiunthinkingly avv.* * *[ʌn'θɪŋkɪŋ] -
48 affect **** af·fect vt
[ə'fɛkt]1) (have an effect on) influire su, incidere su, (concern) riguardare, concernere, (harm: health etc) danneggiareit did not affect my decision — non ha influenzato la mia decisione, non ha influito sulla mia decisione
2) (move emotionally) colpire, toccare3) (feign) fingere -
49 care *****
[kɛə(r)]1. n1) (worry) preoccupazione f2) (carefulness) attenzione f, cura, (charge) cura, custodia"with care" — "fragile", "con cura"
to take care to do sth — fare attenzione a or badare a fare qc
take care! — (as warning) (stai) attento!, (as good wishes) stammi bene!
to take care of — (details, arrangements) occuparsi di, curarsi di
to take care of sb — (child) badare a qn, (sick person) curare qn
care of — (on letter) presso
I'll leave it/him in your care — te lo affido
2. vito care (about) — interessarsi (di), preoccuparsi (di)I don't care — non m'importa, non me ne importa
who cares? — chi se ne frega? fam!, chi se ne importa?
3. vt1)I don't care what you think — non mi interessa quello che pensi2) (frm: like) volere, desiderare•- care for -
50 feel *****
[fiːl] felt vb: pt, pp1. n2. vt1) (touch) tastare, sentire, toccareto feel sb's pulse — sentire or tastare il polso a qn
2) (be aware of) sentire, (experience: pain, pity, anger) provare, sentire3)(think, believe)
to feel (that) — credere (che), pensare (che)he felt it necessary to point out that... — ritenne necessario far notare che...
since you feel so strongly about it... — visto che ci tieni tanto...
I feel it in my bones that... — me lo sento nelle ossa che...
3. vi1) (physically, mentally) sentirsito feel cold/hungry/sleepy — avere freddo/fame/sonno
I feel sure that... — sono sicuro che...
I feel very cross/sorry etc — sono molto arrabbiato/triste ecc
how do you feel about him/about the idea? — che ne pensi di lui/dell'idea?
to feel like sth/doing sth — avere voglia di qc/di fare qc
I feel for you! — (sympathize) come ti capisco!
2)to feel hard/cold/damp (to the touch) — essere duro (-a) /freddo (-a) /umido (-a) al tattoit felt like being drunk or as if I was drunk — mi sentivo come se fossi ubriaco
3) (grope) cercare a tastonito feel about or around for — cercare a tastoni
to feel about or around for sth in the dark — cercare a tastoni qc al buio
to feel (about or around) in one's pocket for — frugarsi in tasca per cercare
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51 grieve
[griːv] 1.2.to grieve for o over — affliggersi per, piangere [person, death]
verbo impersonale lett.it grieves me that, to hear — mi addolora (il fatto) che, sapere
* * *[ɡri:v]1) (to cause to feel great sorrow: Your wickedness grieves me deeply.) addolorare2) (to feel sorrow.) affliggersi, rattristarsi•- grievous* * *[ɡriːv]1. vtit grieves me to see... — mi rattrista vedere...
2. viaddolorarsi, soffrireto grieve for or over sb — compiangere qn, (dead person) piangere qn
* * *[griːv] 1.2.to grieve for o over — affliggersi per, piangere [person, death]
verbo impersonale lett.it grieves me that, to hear — mi addolora (il fatto) che, sapere
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52 keenly keen·ly adv
['kiːnlɪ]2) (enthusiastically) con entusiasmo -
53 move *****
[muːv]1. n1) (movement) movimento, mossato be on the move — (travelling) spostarsi, (active, busy) essere indaffarato (-a), (fig: developments) essere in continuo progresso
to get a move on fam — affrettarsi, sbrigarsi
get a move on (with that)! fam — sbrigati (con quello)!, datti una mossa (con quello)!
to make a move — (start to leave, go) andarsene, (begin to take action) muoversi
a good/bad move — una mossa buona/sbagliata
3) (change of house) trasloco, (to different job) trasferimento2. vt1) (change place of) spostare, (limbs, chesspiece) muovere, (transport) trasportare, (transfer: employee, troops) trasferireto move house — traslocare, cambiar casa
we asked a (removal) firm to move us — abbiamo chiesto a una ditta (di traslochi) di farci il trasloco
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fig: sway) to move somebody from an opinion — smuovere qn da un'ideato move sb to do sth — indurre or spingere qn a fare qc
3) (cause emotion in) commuovereto move sb to anger/pity — far arrabbiare/impietosire qn
4)(
frm: propose) to move a resolution — avanzare una propostato move that... — proporre che... + sub
3. vimove! — muoviti!, spostati!
to move freely — (piece of machinery) aver gioco, (person) circolare liberamente, (traffic) scorrere
2) (move house) cambiar casa, traslocare3) (in games) muovere4) (take steps) intervenire•- move in- move off- move on- move out- move up -
54 sleep ****
[sliːp] slept vb: pt, pp1. ndeep or sound sleep — sonno profondo
to drop off or go to sleep — addormentarsi
to go to sleep — (limb) intorpidirsi
to put to sleep — (patient) anestetizzare, (animal), (euph: kill) abbattere
to walk in one's sleep — camminare nel sonno, (as a habit) essere sonnambulo (-a)
to send sb to sleep — (bore) far addormentare qn
2. vtwe can sleep four — abbiamo quattro posti letto, possiamo alloggiare quattro persone
3. vito sleep like a log or top — dormire della grossa or come un ghiro
he was sleeping soundly or deeply — era profondamente addormentato
let's sleep on it fig — la notte porta consiglio, dormiamoci sopra
I slept through the storm/alarm clock — non ho sentito il temporale/la sveglia
to sleep with sb — (euph: have sex) andare a letto con qn
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55 touch ****
[tʌtʃ]1. n1) (sense) tatto, (act of touching) contattothe personal touch — una nota personale, un tocco personale
to lose one's touch fig — perdere la mano, (with people) perdere il proprio fascino
a touch of irony — una punta or pizzico d'ironia
3) (contact) contattoto keep in touch with sb — mantenere i rapporti con qn, tenersi in contatto con qn
to lose touch — (friends) perdersi di vista
4) Brit Ftbl Rugby2. vtto touch sb for £5 fam — chiedere 5 sterline in prestito a qn
2)don't touch that! — non toccare!if you admit nothing, they can't touch you fig — se non confessi non ti possono toccare
it touches all our lives — riguarda tutti noi, ci tocca tutti
4) (compare) uguagliare3. vi(hands) toccarsi, (property, gardens) confinare"do not touch" — "non toccare"
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56 absent-minded
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57 be up to the eyes in
(to be very busy or deeply involved in or with: She's up to the eyes in work.) essere... fin sopra i capelli -
58 deep
I [diːp]1) (vertically) [hole, water, wound] profondo; [snow, container, saucepan, grass] altoa hole 5 cm deep a 5 cm deep hole un buco profondo 5 cm; the floor was 10 cm deep in water — il pavimento era coperto da 10 cm d'acqua
2) (horizontally) [band, drawer, stage] largo, profondo3) (intense) [admiration, love, impression, interest, desire] profondo, grande; [ pleasure] grande; [difficulty, trouble] grosso4) (impenetrable) [darkness, mystery] profondo; [ forest] impenetrabile; [ secret] grande; [ person] misteriosothey live in deepest Wales — scherz. vivono nel profondo Galles
5) (cunning)you're a deep one! — colloq. sei un dritto!
6) (intellectually profound) [thought, meaning, book, thinker, knowledge] profondo; [ discussion] approfondito9) (long) [shot, serve] in profondità••II [diːp]to be in deep — colloq. esserci dentro fino al collo
III [diːp]the deep — il mare, l'oceano
1) (a long way down) [dig, cut] profondamente, in profonditàto dig deeper into an affair — fig. scavare più a fondo in una faccenda
to sink deeper into debt — fig. essere sempre più sommerso dai debiti
deep in o into nel centro o nel cuore di; to go deep into the woods addentrarsi nel bosco; deep in the heart of Texas nel cuore del Texas; deep in space nelle profondità dello spazio; deep in my heart nel profondo del mio cuore; to be deep in thought, discussion essere immerso nei pensieri, in una discussione; deep into the night — fino a tarda notte
deep down o inside in fondo in fondo; deep down she was frightened in fondo in fondo aveva paura; to go deep [faith, loyalty] essere profondo; to run deep — [belief, feeling, prejudice] essere ben radicato
4) sport [hit, kick, serve] in profondità* * *[di:p] 1. adjective1) (going or being far down or far into: a deep lake; a deep wound.) profondo2) (going or being far down by a named amount: a hole six feet deep.) di profondità3) (occupied or involved to a great extent: He is deep in debt.) immerso4) (intense; strong: The sea is a deep blue colour; They are in a deep sleep.) profondo5) (low in pitch: His voice is very deep.) profondo2. adverb(far down or into: deep into the wood.) profondamente- deepen- deeply
- deepness
- deep-freeze 3. verb(to freeze and keep (food) in this.) congelare- deep-sea- in deep water* * *I [diːp]1) (vertically) [hole, water, wound] profondo; [snow, container, saucepan, grass] altoa hole 5 cm deep a 5 cm deep hole un buco profondo 5 cm; the floor was 10 cm deep in water — il pavimento era coperto da 10 cm d'acqua
2) (horizontally) [band, drawer, stage] largo, profondo3) (intense) [admiration, love, impression, interest, desire] profondo, grande; [ pleasure] grande; [difficulty, trouble] grosso4) (impenetrable) [darkness, mystery] profondo; [ forest] impenetrabile; [ secret] grande; [ person] misteriosothey live in deepest Wales — scherz. vivono nel profondo Galles
5) (cunning)you're a deep one! — colloq. sei un dritto!
6) (intellectually profound) [thought, meaning, book, thinker, knowledge] profondo; [ discussion] approfondito9) (long) [shot, serve] in profondità••II [diːp]to be in deep — colloq. esserci dentro fino al collo
III [diːp]the deep — il mare, l'oceano
1) (a long way down) [dig, cut] profondamente, in profonditàto dig deeper into an affair — fig. scavare più a fondo in una faccenda
to sink deeper into debt — fig. essere sempre più sommerso dai debiti
deep in o into nel centro o nel cuore di; to go deep into the woods addentrarsi nel bosco; deep in the heart of Texas nel cuore del Texas; deep in space nelle profondità dello spazio; deep in my heart nel profondo del mio cuore; to be deep in thought, discussion essere immerso nei pensieri, in una discussione; deep into the night — fino a tarda notte
deep down o inside in fondo in fondo; deep down she was frightened in fondo in fondo aveva paura; to go deep [faith, loyalty] essere profondo; to run deep — [belief, feeling, prejudice] essere ben radicato
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59 embed
[ɪm'bed]1) (fix)to be embedded in — [thorn, nail] essere conficcato in [flesh, wall]; [ plant] essere piantato, radicato in [ soil]
2) fig.to be embedded in — [notion, value] essere radicato in [thinking, memory]
3) inform. inserire (in in)* * *[im'bed]past tense, past participle - embedded; verb(to fix deeply (in something): The bullet was embedded in the wall.) conficcare* * *[ɪm'bed]1) (fix)to be embedded in — [thorn, nail] essere conficcato in [flesh, wall]; [ plant] essere piantato, radicato in [ soil]
2) fig.to be embedded in — [notion, value] essere radicato in [thinking, memory]
3) inform. inserire (in in) -
60 inhale
[ɪn'heɪl] 1.verbo transitivo inalare, aspirare [vapour, fumes, smoke]; respirare [ scent]2.* * *[in'heil](to breathe in: He inhaled deeply; It is very unpleasant to have to inhale the smoke from other people's cigarettes.) inalare, inspirare- inhaler* * *[ɪn'heɪl] 1.verbo transitivo inalare, aspirare [vapour, fumes, smoke]; respirare [ scent]2.
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