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81 diffīdentia
diffīdentia ae, f [diffidens], mistrust, distrust, diffidence: fidentiae contrarium est: rei, S.: non tam diffidentiā, futura quae imperavisset, quam, etc., S.* * *mistrust, distrust; unbelief; want of faith (Ecc); suspicion; disobedience -
82 अविश्रम्भ
a-viṡrambhaas, m. want of confidence, diffidence MBh. etc.
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83 शिक्षा
ṡikshāf. desire of being able to effect anything, wish to accomplish Kir. XV, 37 ;
learning study knowledge, art, skill in (loc. orﾠ comp.;
ṡikshayā orﾠ - kshābhis, « skilfully, artistically, correctly») MBh. Kāv. etc.;
teaching, training (held by Buddhists to be of three kinds, viz. adhicitta-ṡikshā, training in the higher thought;
adhiṡīla-ṡ-, training in the higher morality;
adhiprajñā-ṡ-, training in the higher learning Dharmas. 140), instruction, lesson, precept ṠāṇkhBr. TUp. etc.;
chastisement, punishment Nyāyam. Sch. ;
the science which teaches proper articulation andﾠ pronunciation of Vedic texts (one of the six Vedâṇgas q.v.) Prāt. MuṇḍUp. etc.;
modesty, humility, diffidence W. ;
(?) helping, bestowing, imparting ( seeﾠ ṡikshā-nará);
the plant Bignonia Indica L. ;
- शिक्षाकर
- शिक्षाकार
- शिक्षाक्षर
- शिक्षागुरु
- शिक्षाचार
- शिक्षादण्ड
- शिक्षादशक
- शिक्षानर
- शिक्षानीति
- शिक्षापञ्चक
- शिक्षापत्त्र
- शिक्षापत्त्री
- शिक्षापद
- शिक्षाप्रकाश
- शिक्षाबोध
- शिक्षारस
- शिक्षावत्
- शिक्षावल्ली
- शिक्षाविधि
- शिक्षाशक्ति
- शिक्षासंवर
- शिक्षासमुच्चय
- शिक्षासूत्र
- शिक्षास्वर
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84 infrangere
break* * *infrangere v.tr.1 to shatter, to crush, to smash; to break* (anche fig.): infrangere la resistenza nemica, to crush the enemy ('s) resistance: infrangere il vetro di una finestra, to shatter (o to smash) a windowpane; infrangere le speranze di qlcu., to shatter s.o.'s hopes; infrangere una promessa, un giuramento, to break a promise, an oath2 (violare) to infringe, to violate: infrangere una legge, to infringe a law.◘ infrangersi v.intr.pron. to break* (up); to smash, to shatter (anche fig.): le onde si infrangono contro le rocce, the waves break against the rocks; in quel momento si infransero tutte le sue speranze, at that moment all his hopes were shattered; la nostra diffidenza si infranse contro la sua cordialità, our diffidence melted away before his friendliness.* * *1. [in'frandʒere]vb irreg vt(legge, patto) to violate, break, (vetro, vaso) to smash2. vip (infrangersi)(onde) to break, smash* * *[in'frandʒere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (rompere) to break*, to shatter, to smash [vetro, vaso]2) fig. to break*, to infringe [ legge]; to break* through [ barriera]; to shatter [ sogno]; to dash, to shatter, to dissipate [ speranze]2.verbo pronominale infrangersi1) [vetro, vaso] to break*, to shatter, to smash; [ onde] to break*2) fig. [ speranze] to be* shattered* * *infrangere/in'frandʒere/ [70]1 (rompere) to break*, to shatter, to smash [vetro, vaso]2 fig. to break*, to infringe [ legge]; to break* through [ barriera]; to shatter [ sogno]; to dash, to shatter, to dissipate [ speranze]II infrangersi verbo pronominale1 [vetro, vaso] to break*, to shatter, to smash; [ onde] to break*2 fig. [ speranze] to be* shattered. -
85 timidezza
f shyness, timidity* * *timidezza meno com. timidità s.f. shyness, timidity; ( vergogna) bashfulness; ( ritrosia) diffidence: liberarsi dalla propria timidezza, to throw off one's shyness; la sua timidezza lo frena molto, his shyness holds him back a lot.* * *[timi'dettsa]sostantivo femminile shyness, timidity, bashfulness* * *timidezza/timi'dettsa/sostantivo f.shyness, timidity, bashfulness. -
86 diffidenza sf
[diffi'dɛntsa]distrust, suspicionPAROLA CHIAVE: diffidenza non si traduce mai con la parola inglese diffidence -
87 istig’no
(Arabic) disdain, diffidence -
88 bedeesdheid
n. timidity, coyness, shyness, bashfulness, diffidence -
89 schroom
n. diffidence, timidity -
90 schroomvalligheid
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91 nepouzdanost
untrustworthiness, undependability, unreliability, trustlessness* * *• diffidence• unsteadiness• unreliability -
92 apocamiento
• belittlement• diffidence• disparagement• timidity -
93 retraimiento
• aloofness• detachment• diffidence• isolation• seclusion• shyness• withdrawal -
94 timidez
• bashfulness• coyness• diffidence• self-conscious• self-consecration• sheepishness• shyness• timidity• timidness• timorousness -
95 ujous
yks.nom. ujous; yks.gen. ujouden; yks.part. ujoutta; yks.ill. ujouteen; mon.gen. ujouksien; mon.part. ujouksia; mon.ill. ujouksiinbashfulness (noun)shyness (noun)timidity (noun)* * *• diffidence• modesty• shame• shyness• timidity -
96 робость
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97 скромность
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98 стыдливость
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99 povučenost
• aloofness; background; closeness; coyness; diffidence; effacement; obscurity; privacy; privatness; reclusion; remoteness; reservedness; restraint; reticence; retiracy; retirement; retraction; seclusion; secrecy; secrscy; separateness; solitude; teciturnity -
100 skromnost
• coyness; demureness; diffidence; modest; modesty
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