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1 strada su fascinate
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2 affascinare
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3 affascinare
fascinate* * *affascinare v.tr.1 to fascinate, to charm2 ( stregare) to enchant, to bewitch.* * *[affaʃʃi'nare]verbo transitivo to charm, to fascinate* * *affascinare/affa∫∫i'nare/ [1]to charm, to fascinate. -
4 appassionare
excite( commuovere) move* * *appassionare v.tr. to thrill, to arouse passion, to excite passion, to move: la faccenda appassionò l'opinione pubblica, the affair aroused (o stirred up) public opinion.◘ appassionarsi v.intr.pron. to become* fond of (sthg.), to become* keen on (sthg.), to conceive a passion for (sthg.): appassionare allo sci, to become very keen on skiing.* * *[appassjo'nare]1. vtto grip, fascinate2. vip (appassionarsi)appassionarsi a qc — to develop a passion for sth, get very interested in sth
* * *[appassjo'nare] 1.verbo transitivo [film, libro] to involve, to thrill, to fascinate2.verbo pronominale appassionarsi-rsi a qcs. — to become keen on o very fond of sth
* * *appassionare/appassjo'nare/ [1][film, libro] to involve, to thrill, to fascinate; il teatro lo appassiona he has a passion for theatreII appassionarsi verbo pronominale-rsi a qcs. to become keen on o very fond of sth. -
5 allettare
allettare1 v.tr.1 to allure, to entice2 ( affascinare) to attract; to charm, to fascinate, to tempt: allettare qlcu. con promesse, to tempt s.o. with promises.allettare2 v.tr.1 (agr.) to beat* down, to flatten, to lodge2 (non com.) to confine to bed.◆ v.rifl. (non com.) ( mettersi, essere costretto a letto) to take* to one's bed, to be confined to bed.* * *[allet'tare]verbo transitivo to tempt, to entice, to attract* * *allettare/allet'tare/ [1]to tempt, to entice, to attract. -
6 avvincere
avvincere v.tr.1 (non com.) to bind*, to tie up2 ( attrarre) to attract, to fascinate, to charm, to enthral: fu avvinto dalla bellezza del paesaggio, he was charmed by the beauty of the countryside.* * *[av'vintʃere]verbo transitivo (affascinare) [film, spettacolo, libro] to engross, to enthrall, to captivate [ audience]* * *avvincere/av'vint∫ere/ [98](affascinare) [film, spettacolo, libro] to engross, to enthrall, to captivate [ audience]. -
7 innamorare
innamorare v.tr.1 (non com.) to cause (s.o.) to fall in love (with), to make* (s.o.) fall in love (with), to make* (s.o.) love: lo innamorò con la sua bellezza, her beauty made him fall in love with her (o made him love her)2 (estens.) (incantare, affascinare) to captivate, to enchant, to charm; to fascinate: innamora tutti con il suo sorriso gentile, she captivates everybody with her gentle smile // un sorriso che innamora, an enchanting (o a captivating) smile; una musica che innamora, enchanting music.◘ innamorarsi v.intr.pron.1 to fall* in love (with s.o.): si è innamorata di un mio amico, she has fallen in love with a friend of mine; si innamorò di lei a prima vista, he fell in love with her at first sight // lo fece innamorare di sé, she made him fall in love with her2 (estens.) (di un luogo, un oggetto ecc.) to fall* in love (with sthg.); to be enthusiastic (about sthg.), to grow* enthusiastic (about sthg.): si è innamorato della vita di campagna, he fell in love with life in the country◆ v.rifl.rec. to fall* in love (with each other): si innamorarono pazzamente appena si incontrarono, they fell head over heels in love (with each other) at first sight.* * *[innamo'rare]1. vtto enchant, charmun viso che innamora — an enchanting o a delightful face
2. vr (innamorarsi)(uso reciproco) to fall in love (with each other)3. vip* * *[innamo'rare] 1.verbo transitivo to enamour, to charm2.verbo pronominale innamorarsi-rsi di qcn. — to fall in love with sb
* * *innamorare/innamo'rare/ [1]to enamour, to charmII innamorarsi verbo pronominale-rsi di qcn. to fall in love with sb. -
8 sedurre
seduce( attrarre) attract* * *sedurre v.tr.1 to seduce; to entice, to allure2 ( tentare) to tempt3 ( affascinare) to charm, to fascinate, to captivate: musica che seduce, fascinating (o captivating) music.* * *[se'durre]verbo transitivo1) to seduce, to allure, to entice, to charmun sorriso che seduce — a seductive o inviting smile
2) (allettare) to appeal to3) (convincere) to win* over* * *sedurre/se'durre/ [13]1 to seduce, to allure, to entice, to charm; un sorriso che seduce a seductive o inviting smile2 (allettare) to appeal to3 (convincere) to win* over; mi sono lasciato sedurre dalle loro proposte I let myself be won over by their offers. -
9 trascinare
drag( travolgere) sweep awayfig ( entusiasmare) carry away* * *trascinare v.tr.1 to drag (anche fig.); to trail: il bimbo trascinava il suo cavalluccio di legno, the child was trailing his wooden horse; non trascinare quella seggiola per terra!, don't drag that chair along the floor!; trascinare le gambe, i piedi, to drag one's feet; trascinare qlcu. nel fango, to drag s.o. (o s.o.'s name) through mud (o mire); trascinò la famiglia alla rovina, he dragged his family to ruin; l'abbiamo trascinato al cinema, we dragged him to the cinema // trascinare una vita di miseria, to drag out a wretched life2 ( avvincere) to fascinate: essere trascinati da una musica, to be fascinated (o enthralled) by a piece of music; trascinare la folla, to sway the crowd // un oratore che trascina, a rousing (o compelling) speaker3 (inform.) to drive*; to drag.◘ trascinarsi v.rifl. to drag oneself along: era molto vecchio e poteva trascinare a malapena, he was very old and could hardly drag himself along; il ferito si trascinò sino alla porta, the injured man dragged himself as far as the door◆ v.intr.pron. to drag on: quest'influenza si trascina da mesi, this flu has been dragging on for months; la faccenda si trascinò per diversi anni, the matter dragged on for several years; le ore si trascinano pesantemente, time drags by (o time hangs heavy).* * *[traʃʃi'nare]1. vt(gen) to drag2. vr (trascinarsi)(strisciare) to drag o.s. (along)3. vip (trascinarsi)(controversia) to drag on* * *[traʃʃi'nare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (tirare) to drag [valigia, persona]trascinare qcn. per il braccio — to pull sb. by the arm
2) (portar via) [ corso d'acqua] to sweep* away, to wash away [ tronchi]trascinare qcn. a teatro — to drag sb. along to the theatre
trascinare qcn. dal medico — to drag sb. to the doctor
trascinare qcn. in tribunale — to drag sb. through the courts
trascinare qcn. via da una festa — to drag sb. away from a party
4) (esaltare) to carry awayfarsi trascinare da — to be carried away by [ immaginazione]; to get caught up in [ eccitazione]
5) fig. (spingere)trascinare qcn. a fare qcs. — to make sb. do sth.; (coinvolgere)
non ho intenzione di farmi trascinare in una discussione — I'm not going to be drawn into an argument
6) inform. to drag [ icona]2.verbo pronominale trascinarsi1) (strisciare)- rsi fino alla porta — [ ferito] to crawl to the door; (andare con sforzo)
2) fig. (protrarsi) [processo, malattia] to drag on* * *trascinare/tra∫∫i'nare/ [1]1 (tirare) to drag [ valigia, persona]; trascinare qcn. per il braccio to pull sb. by the arm; trascinare la gamba ferita to drag one's wounded leg; trascinare i piedi to drag one's feet2 (portar via) [ corso d'acqua] to sweep* away, to wash away [ tronchi]; essere trascinato dalla folla to be swept along by the crowd3 (condurre a forza) trascinare qcn. a teatro to drag sb. along to the theatre; trascinare qcn. dal medico to drag sb. to the doctor; trascinare qcn. in tribunale to drag sb. through the courts; trascinare qcn. via da una festa to drag sb. away from a party4 (esaltare) to carry away; farsi trascinare da to be carried away by [ immaginazione]; to get caught up in [ eccitazione]; un ritmo che trascina a swinging rhythm; lasciarsi trascinare dalle proprie emozioni to be swept away by one's own emotions5 fig. (spingere) trascinare qcn. a fare qcs. to make sb. do sth.; (coinvolgere) non ho intenzione di farmi trascinare in una discussione I'm not going to be drawn into an argument6 inform. to drag [ icona]II trascinarsi verbo pronominale1 (strisciare) - rsi fino alla porta [ ferito] to crawl to the door; (andare con sforzo) - rsi al lavoro to drag oneself to work2 fig. (protrarsi) [ processo, malattia] to drag on. -
10 affascinare vt
[affaʃʃi'nare](ammaliare) to bewitch, enchant, (sedurre) to charm, fascinate -
11 avvincere vt irreg
[av'vintʃere](sogg : spettacolo, lettura) to enthral, fascinate -
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13 affascinare
vt [affaʃʃi'nare](ammaliare) to bewitch, enchant, (sedurre) to charm, fascinate -
14 appassionare
[appassjo'nare]1. vtto grip, fascinate2. vip (appassionarsi)appassionarsi a qc — to develop a passion for sth, get very interested in sth
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15 avvincere
vt irreg [av'vintʃere](sogg : spettacolo, lettura) to enthral, fascinate
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Fascinate — Fas ci*nate, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Fascinated}, p. pr. & vb. n.. {Fascinating}.] [L. fascinare; cf. Gr. ?????????? to slander, bewitch.] 1. To influence in an uncontrollable manner; to operate on by some powerful or irresistible charm; to bewitch; … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
fascinate — (v.) 1590s, bewitch, enchant, from M.Fr. fasciner (14c.), from L. fascinatus, pp. of fascinare bewitch, enchant, fascinate, from fascinus spell, witchcraft, of uncertain origin. Possibly from Gk. baskanos bewitcher, sorcerer, with form influenced … Etymology dictionary
fascinate — index immerse (engross), interest, occupy (engage) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
fascinate — charm, bewitch, enchant, captivate, allure, *attract Analogous words: influence, impress, *affect, sway, strike, touch: delight, rejoice, gladden, *please … New Dictionary of Synonyms
fascinate — [v] captivate, hold spellbound absorb, allure, animate, arouse, attach, attract, beguile, bewitch, charm, compel, delight, draw, enamor, enchant, engage, engross, enrapture, enslave, ensnare, enthrall, entice, entrance, excite, fire, gladden,… … New thesaurus
fascinate — ► VERB ▪ irresistibly attract the interest of. DERIVATIVES fascinating adjective fascinatingly adverb fascination noun. ORIGIN Latin fascinare bewitch , from fascinum spell, witchcraft … English terms dictionary
fascinate — [fas′ə nāt΄] vt. fascinated, fascinating [< L fascinatus, pp. of fascinare, to bewitch, charm < fascinum, a charm < ? or akin to Gr baskanos, sorcerer] 1. Obs. to put under a spell; bewitch 2. to attract or hold motionless, as by a fixed … English World dictionary
fascinate */ — UK [ˈfæsɪneɪt] / US [ˈfæsɪˌneɪt] verb [transitive] Word forms fascinate : present tense I/you/we/they fascinate he/she/it fascinates present participle fascinating past tense fascinated past participle fascinated to attract and interest you very… … English dictionary
fascinate — verb (fascinated; fascinating) Etymology: Latin fascinatus, past participle of fascinare, from fascinum evil spell Date: 1598 transitive verb 1. obsolete bewitch 2. a. to transfix and hold spellbound by an irresistible power … New Collegiate Dictionary
fascinate — [16] To fascinate somebody is literally to ‘bewitch’ them. The word comes from the past participle of the Latin verb fascināre, which was a derivative of fascinum ‘witchcraft’. The Roman phallic deity, incidentally, was named Fascinus, because an … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
fascinate — [16] To fascinate somebody is literally to ‘bewitch’ them. The word comes from the past participle of the Latin verb fascināre, which was a derivative of fascinum ‘witchcraft’. The Roman phallic deity, incidentally, was named Fascinus, because an … Word origins