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41 anemico
anemico agg./s. (pl. -ci) I. agg. 1. ( Med) anémique. 2. ( estens) ( pallido) pâle, anémique, terne: viso anemico visage anémique. 3. ( fig) ( incolore) fade, incolore, sans éclat, terne: stile anemico style fade. II. s.m. (f. -a) ( Med) anémique. -
42 melenso
melenso agg. 1. ( stolido) idiot, stupide. 2. ( goffo) balourd, lourd. 3. ( estens) (di faccia, aspetto e sim.: attonito) ahuri, niais: aspetto melenso air ahuri, air niais, air stupide; sorriso melenso sourire stupide, sourire niais. 4. ( fig) (di pensiero, discorso, testo e sim.: insulso) fade, insipide, plat: uno stile melenso un style fade. 5. ( fig) ( sdolcinato) doucereux, mièvre: parole melense paroles doucereuses, paroles mièvres. -
43 schiarire
[skja'rire]1. vt(gen) to lighten, make lighter, Fot to make brighter, (tende, tessuto: far sbiadire) to fadeschiarirsi la gola o la voce — to clear one's throat
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44 scolorare [skolo'rire]
1. vtto discolour Brit, discolor Am, (sbiadire) to fade2. vip (scolorarsi) (scolorirsi)(vedi vt), to become discolo(u)red; to fade, become faded, (impallidire) to turn pale -
45 scolorire
1. vtto discolour Brit, discolor Am, (sbiadire) to fade2. vip (scolorarsi) (scolorirsi)(vedi vt), to become discolo(u)red; to fade, become faded, (impallidire) to turn pale -
46 sfiorire
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47 sfumare
[sfu'mare]1. vt2. visfumare in — to fade into, shade off into, (fig : speranza) to vanish, disappear, come to nothing -
48 smorzare
[zmor'tsare]1. vt(suoni) to muffle, deaden, (colori) to tone down, (luce) to dim, (sete) to quench, (entusiasmo) to dampen2. vip (smorzarsi) -
49 avvizzire
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50 chiudere
close, shuta chiave lockstrada close offgas, luce turn offfabbrica, negozio per sempre close down, shut downfig chiudere un occhio turn a blind eyefinance chiudere in pareggio break evenchiudere in perdita/in attivo show a loss/a profit* * *chiudere v.tr.1 to shut*, to close; ( sbarrare) to bar: chiudere a catenaccio, to bolt; chiudere a chiave, to lock; chiudere un cancello, una finestra, una porta, to shut a gate, a window, a door; chiudere un cassetto, to shut a drawer; chiudere con lucchetto, to padlock; chiudere il gas, un rubinetto, to turn off the gas, a tap; chiudere la radio, to switch off the radio; chiudere una busta, to seal an envelope; chiudere un libro, to shut a book; chiudere un passaggio, to bar a passage; chiudere violentemente, to slam (o to bang); chiudere il pugno, to clench one's fist // non ho chiuso occhio la notte scorsa, I did not sleep a wink last night // chiudere al traffico, to close to traffic // chiudere le frontiere, to close the borders // chiudere la bocca, to shut one's mouth; chiudere la bocca a qlcu., ( impedirgli di parlare) to gag s.o. // chiudere gli occhi, ( morire) to end one's days // chiudere un occhio su qlco., to turn a blind eye to sthg. (o to pretend not to see sthg.)2 ( recingere) to enclose, to fence (in), to surround: chiudere un giardino con un muro, to enclose a garden with a wall3 ( concludere) to conclude, to close; ( finire) to end, to finish; (fam.) to wind up: è ora che tu chiuda il tuo discorso, it's time you wound up your speech; chiudere una conferenza con un motto di spirito, to close a lecture with a joke; chiudere un dibattito al Parlamento, to close (o to wind up) a debate in Parliament; chiudere una lettera, to close a letter; la banda chiudeva il corteo, the band brought up the rear (of the procession)4 (comm.) to close: chiudere un conto, to close an account; chiudere i conti, to balance (o to close the books); chiudere il bilancio, to balance accounts (o to strike a final balance); (banca) chiudere il credito, to stop credit5 ( rinchiudere) to shut up: dovresti chiudere i gioielli nella cassaforte, you ought to shut up your jewels in your safe; ti chiuderò nella tua stanza, I'll shut you up in your room; chiudere ( il bestiame) in un recinto, to corral (cattle)6 ( un negozio, un ufficio, una fabbrica) ( temporaneamente) to close; ( permanentemente) to shut down, to close down7 ( delimitare) to shut in: due catene di montagne chiudono la valle, two ranges of mountains shut in (o enclose) the valley9 ( un circuito elettrico) to close // (elettr.) chiudere un motore in corto circuito, to close a motor in a short circuit◆ v. intr.1 to close: la finestra non chiude, the window won't close (o shut); i negozi chiudono alle sei in questa città, the shops close at six in this town; questa porta chiude bene?, does this door close well?2 ( finire) to close: la riunione chiuse alle sei, the meeting closed at six // (cinem.) chiudere in dissolvenza, to fade out3 (comm.) chiudere in pareggio, to balance: il bilancio chiuse in pareggio l'anno scorso, the budget balanced last year; chiudere in attivo, to show a profit (o a credit balance) // chiudere con prezzi fermi, to close firm.◘ chiudersi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 to close: le acque si chiusero sulla nave che affondava, the waters closed over the sinking ship; la porta si chiuse senza rumore, the door closed noiselessly; questi fiori si chiudono di sera, these flowers close at night2 ( di tempo) to close in, to get* cloudy: il tempo si chiude, the weather is closing in (o getting cloudy)3 ( rinchiudersi) to shut oneself up4 ( ritirarsi, concentrarsi) to withdraw: chiudere in se stesso, to withdraw into oneself; chiudere nel dolore, to withdraw into one's sufferings; chiudere nel silenzio, to withdraw into silence5 ( finire, terminare) to close, to shut*, to end: l'incontro si è chiuso con un discorso del primo ministro, the meeting closed with a speech by the Prime Minister; l'anno finanziario si chiude il 30 giugno, the financial year ends on June 30th.* * *1. ['kjudere]vb irreg vt1) to close, shut, (pugno, lista, caso) to close, (busta, lettera) to seal, (giacca, camicia) to do up, fasten, (gas, rubinetto) to turn offchiudi la bocca! o il becco! fam — shut up!
chiudi la finestra, per favore — close the window please
2) (strada) to block off, (frontiera) to close, (aeroporto, negozio, scuola) to close (down), shut (down), (definitivamente: fabbrica) to close down, shut down3) (recingere) to enclose4) (terminare) to end2. vi3. vip (chiudersi)(porta, ombrello) to close, shut, (fiore, ferita) to close up, (periodo lungo, vacanze) to finish4. vr (chiudersi)chiudersi in casa — to shut o.s. up in the house
chiudersi in se stesso — to withdraw into o.s.
* * *['kjudere] 1.verbo transitivo1) to close, to shut* [occhi, bocca, finestra, scatola, cassetto, libro]; to fasten [ valigia]; to seal [ busta]; (tirando) to draw*, to pull, to close [tende, porta]; (piegando) to fold [sedia, ventaglio, ombrello, coltellino, ali]; (abbottonando, allacciando) to fasten, to do* up [ vestito]; to tie up [ scarpe]2) (spegnere) to turn off [rubinetto, gas, acqua]; to switch off [luce, radio]3) (sbarrare) to close (off), to bar, to block [passaggio, accesso, frontiera]chiudere fuori qcn. — to lock sb. out, to turn the key on sb. (anche fig.)
chiudere qcn. in o dentro (a) una stanza to to lock sb. in a room; chiudere qcs. in cassaforte — to lock sth. away o up
5) (recingere) to surround, to enclose, to fence [giardino, terreno]6) (sospendendo un'attività) (temporaneamente) to close, to shut*; (definitivamente) to close (down), to shut* (down) [fabbrica, negozio]7) (terminare, concludere) to close, to conclude [ dibattito]; to close, to end [udienza, festival, giornata]; to complete [stagione, progetto, inchiesta]; (venendo per ultimo) to bring* up the rear of [marcia, corteo]chiudere il caso — dir. to rest one's case
9) banc. comm. to close [ conto bancario]10) inform. to close [ file]2.1) [fabbrica, negozio, teatro] (temporaneamente) to close, to shut*; (definitivamente) to close (down), to shut* (down)chiudere bene — [porta, valigia] to close properly
3) econ. [mercato, azione] to closechiudere in rialzo, ribasso — to close up, down
4) fig.3.verbo pronominale chiudersi1) [porta, finestra, scatola, occhi, bocca] to close, to shut*; [ fiore] to close up; [cappotto, braccialetto, valigia] to fasten; [sedia, ombrello] to fold (up)- rsi dentro — to lock oneself in [stanza, auto]
- rsi in se stesso — to become withdrawn, to withdraw into oneself
2) (concludersi) [serata, festival, discorso] to end, to finish ( con with)3) (rimarginarsi) [ ferita] to heal over, to heal up4) colloq. (schiacciarsi)- rsi un dito nella porta — to get one's finger caught o trapped in the door
••chiudere bottega — to shut up shop, to put up the shutters
* * *chiudere/'kjudere/ [11]1 to close, to shut* [occhi, bocca, finestra, scatola, cassetto, libro]; to fasten [ valigia]; to seal [ busta]; (tirando) to draw*, to pull, to close [tende, porta]; (piegando) to fold [sedia, ventaglio, ombrello, coltellino, ali]; (abbottonando, allacciando) to fasten, to do* up [ vestito]; to tie up [ scarpe]; chiudere il pugno to clench one's fist; chiudere a chiave to lock; chiudere la porta con un calcio to kick the door shut2 (spegnere) to turn off [rubinetto, gas, acqua]; to switch off [luce, radio]3 (sbarrare) to close (off), to bar, to block [passaggio, accesso, frontiera]; chiudere al traffico to close to traffic; chiudere fuori qcn. to lock sb. out, to turn the key on sb. (anche fig.)4 (rinchiudere) chiudere qcn. in o dentro (a) una stanza to to lock sb. in a room; chiudere qcs. in cassaforte to lock sth. away o up5 (recingere) to surround, to enclose, to fence [giardino, terreno]6 (sospendendo un'attività) (temporaneamente) to close, to shut*; (definitivamente) to close (down), to shut* (down) [fabbrica, negozio]7 (terminare, concludere) to close, to conclude [ dibattito]; to close, to end [udienza, festival, giornata]; to complete [stagione, progetto, inchiesta]; (venendo per ultimo) to bring* up the rear of [marcia, corteo]; chiudere il caso dir. to rest one's case10 inform. to close [ file](aus. avere)1 [fabbrica, negozio, teatro] (temporaneamente) to close, to shut*; (definitivamente) to close (down), to shut* (down)2 (stare chiuso) chiudere bene [porta, valigia] to close properly; il coperchio non chiude bene the lid won't go on properly3 econ. [mercato, azione] to close; chiudere a 45 euro to close at 45 euros; chiudere in rialzo, ribasso to close up, down; chiudere in pareggio to break even; chiudere in attivo to show a profit4 fig. con te ho chiuso I'm through with youIII chiudersi verbo pronominale1 [porta, finestra, scatola, occhi, bocca] to close, to shut*; [ fiore] to close up; [cappotto, braccialetto, valigia] to fasten; [sedia, ombrello] to fold (up); - rsi dentro to lock oneself in [stanza, auto]; - rsi fuori to lock oneself out of [ casa]; - rsi in casa to shut oneself up at home; - rsi in se stesso to become withdrawn, to withdraw into oneself2 (concludersi) [serata, festival, discorso] to end, to finish ( con with)3 (rimarginarsi) [ ferita] to heal over, to heal upchiudere bottega to shut up shop, to put up the shutters; chiudi il becco! shut up! -
51 dileguare
dileguare v.tr. to disperse, to dissolve, to dispel, to dissipate: il sole dilegua la nebbia, the sun disperses the fog; dileguare ogni dubbio, to dispel all doubts◆ v. intr. → dileguarsi.◘ dileguarsi v.intr.pron. to disappear, to vanish, to fade away: si dileguò tra la folla, he disappeared (o vanished) in the crowd; i ladri si dileguarono nella notte, the thieves vanished into the night; le nostre speranze si sono ormai dileguate, all our hopes have vanished now.* * *[dile'ɡware]1. vtto dispel, disperse2. vip (dileguarsi)(nebbia) to disperse, (fig : dubbio, persona) to vanish, disappear* * *[dile'gware] 1.verbo transitivo1) (far svanire) to disperse, to dispel, to dissipate [nebbia, nuvole]2) fig. to dispel, to dissipate [sospetti, timori]2.* * *dileguare/dile'gware/ [1]1 (far svanire) to disperse, to dispel, to dissipate [nebbia, nuvole]2 fig. to dispel, to dissipate [sospetti, timori]II dileguarsi verbo pronominale -
52 essere, passare in secondo piano
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > essere, passare in secondo piano
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53 estinguere
extinguish, put outdebito pay offsete quench* * *estinguere v.tr.1 to put* out, to extinguish: tentarono di estinguere l'incendio, they tried to put the fire out (o to extinguish the fire); estinguere la ( propria) sete, to slake (o to quench) one's thirst; estinguere un ricordo, to blot out a memory2 (fig.) ( saldare, pagare) to settle, to pay* off, to discharge; ( riscattare) to redeem: estinguere un debito, to pay off (o settle) a debt; estinguere un conto, to close a current account; estinguere un mutuo, to discharge a loan; (fin.) estinguere una cambiale, to discharge a bill // (dir.): estinguere un'ipoteca, to redeem a mortgage; estinguere un'obbligazione, to discharge an obligation; estinguere un reato, to extinguish a criminal offence.◘ estinguersi v.intr.pron.2 ( finire) to die away, to come* to an end: la sua popolarità si estinse presto, his popularity was short-lived (o died away quickly); molte specie animali si stanno estinguendo, a lot of animal species are becoming extinct (o are dying out).* * *1. [es'tinɡwere]vb irreg vt1) (spegnere) to put out, extinguish2) (Comm : debito) to pay off, (conto in banca) to close2. vip (estinguersi)* * *[es'tingwere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (spegnere) to extinguish, to put* out [incendio, fiamme]; fig. to quench, to slake [ sete]2) (saldare) to extinguish, to cancel, to discharge, to wipe out [ debito]; (in banca) to close [ conto]; to pay off, to clear [ ipoteca]2.verbo pronominale estinguersi1) (spegnersi) [fiamma, incendio] to burn* out; [ vulcano] to become* extinct2) (scomparire) [famiglia, razza, animale] to die* out, to become* extinct3) fig. [ricordo, fama] to die* * *estinguere/es'tingwere/ [40]2 (saldare) to extinguish, to cancel, to discharge, to wipe out [ debito]; (in banca) to close [ conto]; to pay off, to clear [ ipoteca]II estinguersi verbo pronominale1 (spegnersi) [fiamma, incendio] to burn* out; [ vulcano] to become* extinct2 (scomparire) [famiglia, razza, animale] to die* out, to become* extinct3 fig. [ricordo, fama] to die. -
54 indebolire
v/t and v/i weaken* * *indebolire v.tr.1 to weaken, to enfeeble, to debilitate: la lunga malattia l'ha molto indebolito, the long illness has weakened him a lot (o has taken a lot out of him)2 (fig.) to weaken, to lessen, to reduce, to undermine; (affari, mercato) to depress: indebolire la resistenza, to weaken (o to undermine o to sap) one's powers of endurance; indebolire il volume degli affari, to depress the turnover3 (mecc., chim.) to weaken4 (fot.) to reduce.◘ indebolirsi v.intr.pron.1 to weaken, to grow* weak (er), to grow* feeble (r), to flag, to lose* one's strength: le sue forze s'indebolivano, his strength was flagging; gli si è indebolita la vista, his eyesight has grown weaker; la situazione finanziaria si è indebolita, the financial situation has weakened; la sua memoria si indebolisce, his memory is failing; il vento si indebolisce, the wind is dropping2 (di suoni, colori) to fade.* * *[indebo'lire]1. vt2. vi* * *[indebo'lire] 1.verbo transitivo to weaken [udito, vista, influenza, nemico, mercato]; to undermine [autorità, resistenza]2.verbo pronominale indebolirsi [economia, muscoli, paese, valuta] to weaken; [persona, squadra] to grow* weak; [ vista] to grow* dim, to dim, to fail; [ udito] to fail; [autorità, influenza] to diminish* * *indebolire/indebo'lire/ [102]to weaken [udito, vista, influenza, nemico, mercato]; to undermine [autorità, resistenza]II indebolirsi verbo pronominale -
55 languire
languish* * *languire v. intr.1 to languish (with sthg.); (struggersi) to pine (with, for sthg.): languire per la fame, la sete, to languish with hunger, thirst; languire in prigione, to languish in prison; languire nella miseria, to languish in poverty; languire d'amore per qlcu., to pine with love for s.o.; languire di nostalgia, to pine for home2 (scemare) to languish, to slacken, to flag, to drag; (comm.) to slack, to be slack: in quella commedia l'azione langue, the action of that play drags; la conversazione langue, the conversation is flagging; non lasciar languire la conversazione!, keep the conversation going!; gli affari languono, business is slack3 (di fiori) to droop4 (di luce) to fade.* * *[lan'gwire]1) (essere privo di energia) [ persona] to languish; [ economia] to be* sluggish; [ conversazione] to languish, to flag; [ luce] to grow* dim, to grow* faint2) (struggersi) to languish, to pinelanguire d'amore per qcn. — to languish for sb., to be pining with love for sb
* * *languire/lan'gwire/ [102](aus. avere)1 (essere privo di energia) [ persona] to languish; [ economia] to be* sluggish; [ conversazione] to languish, to flag; [ luce] to grow* dim, to grow* faint; languire in prigione to languish in prison2 (struggersi) to languish, to pine; languire d'amore per qcn. to languish for sb., to be pining with love for sb. -
56 sbiadire al sole
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57 sbiancare
1. v/t bleach2. v/i turn pale* * *sbiancare v.tr. to whiten; to bleach: sbiancare a calce, to whitewash; sbiancare una tela al sole, to bleach linen in the sun // sbiancare il riso, to polish rice◆ v. intr. → sbiancarsi.◘ sbiancarsi v.intr.pron.1 to turn white2 ( impallidire) to go* pale, to grow* pale: è sbiancato in viso quando l'ha vista, he went pale when he saw her3 ( sbiadire) to fade.* * *[zbjan'kare]1. visbiancare o sbiancarsi in viso — to pale, blanch, grow pale o white2. vt* * *[zbjan'kare] 1.verbo transitivo to bleach [tessuto, bucato]2.1) (diventare bianco) [ capelli] to go* white2) sbiancarsi3.* * *sbiancare/zbjan'kare/ [1]to bleach [tessuto, bucato](aus. essere)1 (diventare bianco) [ capelli] to go* white2 → sbiancarsiIII sbiancarsi verbo pronominale(impallidire) to go* pale, to go* white, to (turn) pale. -
58 sparire tra la folla
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59 appassire vi
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60 dissolvenza sf
[dissol'vɛntsa]Cine fade-out
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