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1 squilibrato
1. adj having a psychiatric disease2. m, squilibrata f person with a psychiatric disease* * *squilibrato agg.2 ( pazzo) mad, insane◆ s.m. madman*, lunatic.* * *[skwili'brato] squilibrato (-a)1. agg(alimentazione) unbalanced, (mente) deranged, unbalanced2. sm/f(anche: squilibrato mentale) deranged person* * *[skwili'brato] 1.participio passato squilibrare2.1) [ alimentazione] unbalanced2) [ persona] (mentally) deranged, unbalanced3.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) lunatic* * *squilibrato/skwili'brato/II aggettivo1 [ alimentazione] unbalanced2 [ persona] (mentally) deranged, unbalancedIII sostantivo m.(f. -a) lunatic. -
2 sconvolto
1. past part vedere sconvolgere2. adj paese in upheaval* * *sconvolto agg. upset, shocked; unsettled, disturbed; deranged: sconvolto da una brutta notizia, shocked by bad news; è sconvolta per la partenza di suo fratello, she is upset about her brother's going away; era sconvolto dal dolore, he was overcome with grief; un paese sconvolto dalla guerra, a village devastated by the war; mente sconvolta, deranged mind.* * *[skon'vɔlto] sconvolto (-a)1. ppSee:2. aggsconvolto dal dolore — beside o.s. with grief
* * *[skon'vɔlto] 1.participio passato sconvolgere2.1) (turbato) [ persona] devastated, shaken, shattered, upset, appalled; [espressione, sguardo] wild, disturbed2) (devastato) [ viso] convulsed; [ paese] disrupted, ravaged* * *sconvolto/skon'vɔlto/II aggettivo1 (turbato) [ persona] devastated, shaken, shattered, upset, appalled; [espressione, sguardo] wild, disturbed; sconvolto dalla paura crazy with fear -
3 squilibrato
[skwili'brato] squilibrato (-a)1. agg(alimentazione) unbalanced, (mente) deranged, unbalanced2. sm/f(anche: squilibrato mentale) deranged person -
4 demente
demente agg.1 (psic.) demented2 (estens.) insane, mad, crazy◆ s.m.1 (psic.) dement◆ s.f. lunatic; madwoman*.* * *[de'mɛnte]1. sm/f(anche), fig lunatic2. aggMed demented, mentally deranged, fam crazy, mad* * *[de'mɛnte] 1.1) psic. insane, demented2) colloq. stupid2.sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile1) psic. insane person, demented person2) colloq. idiot* * *demente/de'mεnte/1 psic. insane, demented2 colloq. stupidII m. e f.1 psic. insane person, demented person2 colloq. idiot. -
5 perturbare
perturbare v.tr.1 to upset*, to disturb, to perturb; ( sconvolgere) to derange: perturbare l'animo, to perturb (o to disturb) the mind; la tragedia perturbò la sua mente, the tragedy deranged his mind; perturbare l'ordine, to disturb the peace2 (astr.) to perturb.◘ perturbarsi v.intr.pron. to become* upset, to get* upset; ( di condizioni atmosferiche) to get* worse, to worsen: verso sera il tempo si perturbò, towards evening the weather got worse.* * *[pertur'bare]1. vt(persona) to upset, disturb, perturb2. vip (perturbarsi)to become o get upset* * *[pertur'bare] 1.verbo transitivo to perturb, to disturb2.* * *perturbare/pertur'bare/ [1]to perturb, to disturbII perturbarsi verbo pronominale[ cielo] to cloud over. -
6 stravolto
1. past part vedere stravolgere2. adj ( stanco) exhausted* * *stravolto agg.1 ( storto, contorto) twisted: il suo viso era stravolto dal dolore, his face was twisted with pain // con gli occhi stravolti, with rolling eyes (o with one's eyes popping out of one's head)2 ( turbato) upset, agitated, distressed; ( per stanchezza) exhausted: una mente stravolta, an upset (o deranged) mind; era stravolta per le notizie che aveva ricevuto, she was upset at the news she had received; era stravolto dalla lunga salita, he was exhausted by the long climb* * *[stra'vɔlto] stravolto (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg(persona: per stanchezza) in a terrible state, (per sofferenza) distraught* * *[stra'vɔlto] 1.participio passato stravolgere2.1) (sconvolto) [ volto] contorted (da, per with)3) colloq. (sfinito) worn-out, exhausted* * *stravolto/stra'vɔlto/II aggettivo3 colloq. (sfinito) worn-out, exhausted. -
7 perturbato
perturbato agg. upset, disturbed, ( sconvolto) deranged: (econ.) mercato perturbato, unsettled market. -
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