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1 sgomentare
frighten* * *◘ sgomentarsi v.intr.pron. to be frightened, to get* frightened; to be dismayed, to be daunted: non ti sgomentare, non è poi così difficile, don't be dismayed (o frightened), it isn't that difficult.* * *[zɡomen'tare]1. vtto dismay, alarm2. vip (sgomentarsi)to be dismayed, be alarmed* * *[zgomen'tare] 1.verbo transitivo to dismay, to consternate2.verbo pronominale sgomentarsi to be* dismayed* * *sgomentare/zgomen'tare/ [1]to dismay, to consternateII sgomentarsi verbo pronominaleto be* dismayed. -
2 smarrire
lose* * *smarrire v.tr.1 to lose*; to mislay*: smarrire un ombrello, una penna, i guanti, to mislay an umbrella, a pen, one's gloves; smarrire un documento, to lose a document // smarrire la strada, to lose one's way // smarrire la ragione, to lose one's mind◘ smarrirsi v.intr.pron.1 ( perdere la strada) to lose* one's way: si smarrì fra i campi, he lost his way (o got lost) in the fields2 (di lettera, pacco) to go astray, to get lost3 ( confondersi, turbarsi) to be bewildered; ( sbigottirsi) to be dismayed; ( confondersi) to get* confused: a quella domanda si smarrì, at that question he got confused.* * *[zmar'rire]1. vt(perdere) to lose, mislay2. vip (smarrirsi)to get lost, lose one's way* * *[zmar'rire] 1. 2.verbo pronominale smarrirsi1) (perdersi) to lose* one's way, to get* lost, to go* astray2) (confondersi) to be* at a loss, to be* bewildered* * *smarrire/zmar'rire/ [102]to lose*, to misplace, to mislay* [ oggetto]II smarrirsi verbo pronominale1 (perdersi) to lose* one's way, to get* lost, to go* astray2 (confondersi) to be* at a loss, to be* bewildered.
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