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1 introdursi
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2 andare a prendere
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3 andare d'accordo
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4 andare via
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5 cavarsela
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6 cominciare a
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7 entrare dentro
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8 gestire
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9 mettersi a fare
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10 passarsela
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11 riuscire a parlare
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12 tornare
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13 ottenere
get, obtain* * *ottenere v.tr.1 to obtain, to get*; to gain: ottenni il suo consenso, I obtained his consent; come hai ottenuto quel denaro?, how did you get (o come by) that money?; come puoi ottenerlo?, how can you get hold of it?; non insistere, non otterrai niente da lui, don't insist, you won't get anything out of him; non potei ottenere di vederlo, I couldn't get permission to see him; ottiene sempre ciò che vuole, she always gets what she wants; ottenere un buon risultato, to get (o to achieve o to obtain) a good result; ha ottenuto il massimo dei voti, he got top marks; ottenere delle informazioni, to get information; ottenere un favore, una risposta, un permesso, to get (o to obtain) a favour, an answer, permission; ottenere un premio, una vittoria, la fiducia di qlcu., to win a prize, a victory, s.o.'s trust // (econ.): ottenere un appalto, to secure a contract; ottenere un contratto, to win a contract; ottenere un impiego, to get a position // (comm.): ottenere uno sconto, to get a discount; ottenere un prestito, to obtain a loan; ottenere una dilazione di pagamento, to be granted an extension of payment; ottenere un guadagno ( nelle vendite), to realize a profit (in sales)2 ( ricavare) to extract, to obtain, to derive: l'alcol si può ottenere dal carbone, alcohol can be obtained from coal.* * *[otte'nere]verbo transitivo1) (riuscire ad avere) to get*, to obtain [informazioni, permesso]; to obtain, to win* [ premio]; to get* [ lavoro]; to achieve, to reach [accordo, consenso]; to arrive at, to get* [totale, somma]; (conseguire) to get*, to obtain [ diploma]; to get*, to obtain, to achieve [ risultato]2) (ricavare) to obtain, to extract••Note:Le varie accezioni del verbo ottenere vengono rese in inglese da equivalenti diversi, come risulta dagli esempi sotto elencati; va anche tenuto presente, tuttavia, che to obtain è d'uso formale e risulta spesso innaturale nella lingua parlata o nello scritto informale, dove si preferisce to get, che a sua volta non si dovrebbe usare nello scritto formale* * *ottenere/otte'nere/ [93]Le varie accezioni del verbo ottenere vengono rese in inglese da equivalenti diversi, come risulta dagli esempi sotto elencati; va anche tenuto presente, tuttavia, che to obtain è d'uso formale e risulta spesso innaturale nella lingua parlata o nello scritto informale, dove si preferisce to get, che a sua volta non si dovrebbe usare nello scritto formale.1 (riuscire ad avere) to get*, to obtain [informazioni, permesso]; to obtain, to win* [ premio]; to get* [ lavoro]; to achieve, to reach [accordo, consenso]; to arrive at, to get* [totale, somma]; (conseguire) to get*, to obtain [ diploma]; to get*, to obtain, to achieve [ risultato]; ottenere grande successo to be a great success; non otterrai granché da lui you won't get much out of him2 (ricavare) to obtain, to extract. -
14 smontare
get off (disassembly)* * *1. v/i ( da cavallo) dismount2. v/t dismantlepersona deflate* * *smontare v.tr.1 ( scomporre in parti) to dismantle, to take* apart, to take* (sthg.) to pieces; to disassemble: smontare un tavolo, to take a table to pieces (o apart); smontare gli scaffali, to take down (o to dismantle) the shelves; smontare una radio, to take a radio to pieces (o to disassemble a radio); smontare un motore, to strip down (o to dismantle) an engine; smontare una porta, to take down (o to unhinge) a door; (miner.) smontare l'impianto di pompaggio, to pull the well2 (fig.) ( deprimere, scoraggiare) to discourage, to dishearten; to cool; to dampen: avevo molta speranza, ma questo insuccesso mi ha smontato, I had great hopes but this failure has discouraged me; è molto presuntuoso, cercherò di smontarlo, he is very self-conceited, I shall try to take him down a peg or two; non si lascia smontare facilmente, he isn't easily discouraged (o disheartened); quando ha deciso qualcosa non è facile smontarlo, when he has decided something it is not easy to discourage him; smontare l'orgoglio di qlcu., to cool s.o.'s pride; smontare la speranza di qlcu., to dampen s.o.'s hopes; smontare lo zelo di qlcu., to dampen s.o.'s zeal4 ( far tornare liquido) to let* (sthg.) melt5 (fam.) ( far scendere da un veicolo) to drop (off), to set* down: puoi smontarmi qui, you can drop me here◆ v. intr.1 (da un treno, autobus, tram, bicicletta ecc.) to get* off, to alight (from sthg.); ( da un'automobile) to get* out (of sthg.); ( da cavallo) to dismount2 ( terminare il proprio turno) to go* off duty, to stop work, to knock off: smontare di servizio, di guardia, to go off duty; gli operai smontano alle sei, workers stop work (o knock off) at six p.m.◘ smontarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron. to lose* heart: si entusiasma facilmente, ma poi si smonta subito, he easily gets enthusiastic but then he loses heart at once.* * *[zmon'tare]1. vt(gen) to take to pieces, (macchina, mobile) to dismantle, take to pieces, (motore) to strip (down), (fig : persona: scoraggiare) to discourage, dishearten2. vismontare (da) — (bicicletta, treno) to get off, (sedia) to get down (from), (macchina) to get out (of)
a che ora smonti? — (fig : da lavoro) when do you knock off?, when do you finish (work)?
3. vip (smontarsi)(fig : persona), (scoraggiarsi) to lose heart, lose one's enthusiasm* * *[zmon'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (scomporre) to strip down, to disassemble [ motore]; to dismantle [ meccanismo]; to take* apart [macchina, orologio]; to disassemble, to take* down [ mobile]2) (rimuovere) to remove [ ruota]; to take* off, to take* down [ porta]3) colloq. (scoraggiare) to dishearten, to deflate4) (dimostrare infondato) to demolish [ accusa]2.1) (scendere) to get* offsmontare da una bicicletta, dal tram — to get off a bicycle, the tram
2) (dal lavoro) to go* off duty, to knock off colloq.3.* * *smontare/zmon'tare/ [1]1 (scomporre) to strip down, to disassemble [ motore]; to dismantle [ meccanismo]; to take* apart [macchina, orologio]; to disassemble, to take* down [ mobile]3 colloq. (scoraggiare) to dishearten, to deflate4 (dimostrare infondato) to demolish [ accusa](aus. essere)1 (scendere) to get* off; smontare da una bicicletta, dal tram to get off a bicycle, the tram; smontare dalla macchina to get out of the car2 (dal lavoro) to go* off duty, to knock off colloq.III smontarsi verbo pronominale(scoraggiarsi) to lose* heart. -
15 riavere
get back, regainho riavuto il raffreddore I've got another cold* * *riavere v.tr.1 to have again: oggi ha riavuto la febbre, he has had a high temperature again today; riebbe voglia di mangiare, he felt like eating again2 ( ricuperare) to get* back, to get* again, to recover: ho riavuto il mio denaro, I've got my money back; potè riavere il figlio, he could have his son back again; riavere la vista, l'udito, to recover one's sight, hearing; riavere il proprio impiego, to recover one's job3 ( ridare vitalità) to revive: la rugiada fece riavere i fiori, the dew revived the flowers; far riavere qlcu., to revive s.o.◘ riaversi v.intr.pron. to recover, to get* over (sthg.) (anche fig.); ( tornare in sé) to recover one's senses: riavere da una malattia, to recover from (o to get over) an illness; mi sono appena riavuto da una brutta notizia, I have just got over some bad news // riavere da un dissesto finanziario, to recover from bankruptcy.* * *1. [ria'vere]vb irreg vt1) (gen) to have again2) (recuperare: soldi, libro ecc) to get backfar riavere qn — (da svenimento) to bring sb round
2. vip (riaversi)(da svenimento, stordimento) to come round* * *[ria'vere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (avere di nuovo) to regain [vista, libertà]2) (avere indietro) to have* back, to get* back2.* * *riavere/ria'vere/ [5]1 (avere di nuovo) to regain [vista, libertà]2 (avere indietro) to have* back, to get* backII riaversi verbo pronominale -
16 arrabbiarsi
get angry* * *[arrab'bjarsi]verbo pronominale to get* angry, to get* cross, to get* annoyed* * *arrabbiarsi/arrab'bjarsi/ [1]to get* angry, to get* cross, to get* annoyed. -
17 addormentare
get (off) to sleep* * *addormentare v.tr.1 to put* to sleep, to send* to sleep: addormentare cullando, to lull (o to rock) to sleep; questo genere di film mi addormenta, this kind of film sends me to sleep2 (med.) to anaesthetize, to give* an anaesthetic to (s.o.)3 ( intorpidire) to benumb: mi si è addormentata la gamba, my leg has gone to sleep (o I have pins and needles in my leg); addormentare i sensi, to dull the senses; addormentare la volontà, to numb the will; i lunghi anni di prigionia avevano addormentato la sua volontà, the long years of imprisonment had numbed his will.◘ addormentarsi v.intr.pron. to fall* asleep, to go* to sleep: addormentare profondamente, to fall into a sound sleep; non riusciva ad addormentare, he couldn't get to sleep; non addormentarti sui libri, don't fall asleep over your books // addormentare nel Signore, to die peacefully // addormentare sugli allori, to rest on one's laurels.* * *[addormen'tare]1. vt(anche), fig2. vip (addormentarsi)to go to sleep, fall asleep* * *[addormen'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (naturalmente) [ persona] to put* [sb.] to sleep, to get* [sb.] off to sleep [ bambino]2) (con anestesia) [medico, sostanza] to put* [sb.] to sleep [ paziente]; to deaden [ nervo]; [ veterinario] to drug [ animale]2.verbo pronominale addormentarsi (assopirsi) to fall* asleep; (prendere sonno) to go* to sleep, to get* to sleepmi si è addormentato il braccio — fig. my arm has gone dead o to sleep colloq.
* * *addormentare/addormen'tare/ [1]2 (con anestesia) [medico, sostanza] to put* [sb.] to sleep [ paziente]; to deaden [ nervo]; [ veterinario] to drug [ animale]II addormentarsi verbo pronominale(assopirsi) to fall* asleep; (prendere sonno) to go* to sleep, to get* to sleep; mi si è addormentato il braccio fig. my arm has gone dead o to sleep colloq. -
18 adirarsi
get angry* * *adirarsi v.intr.pron. to get* angry, to get* enraged, to fret and fume, to lose* one's temper, to flare up, to fly* into a passion: si adira per tutto, he frets and fumes about everything; vedi di non farlo adirare, try not to make him angry.* * *[adi'rarsi]verbo pronominale to get* cross, to lose* one's temper* * *adirarsi/adi'rarsi/ [1]to get* cross, to lose* one's temper. -
19 impantanarsi
get bogged down* * *[impanta'narsi]verbo pronominale1) (nel fango) to get* stuck (in in)2) fig. (nelle difficoltà) to get* bogged down, to be* stuck in the mud* * *impantanarsi/impanta'narsi/ [1]1 (nel fango) to get* stuck (in in)2 fig. (nelle difficoltà) to get* bogged down, to be* stuck in the mud. -
20 riacquistare
get back, regaincasa buy back* * *riacquistare v.tr.1 to repurchase, to buy* back: riacquistare una proprietà venduta, to repurchase (o to buy back) a sold property2 (fig.) ( ricuperare, riprendere) to recover, to reacquire; to win* back; to regain (anche dir.): riacquistare coraggio, to recover one's courage; riacquistare la libertà, la salute, to recover (o to regain) one's freedom, one's health; riacquistare le forze, to get one's strength back; riacquistare l'affetto di qlcu., to win back s.o.'s affection.* * *[riakkwis'tare]verbo transitivo1) ricomprare2) fig. to regain, to recover [vista, parola, sicurezza, libertà]* * *riacquistare/riakkwis'tare/ [1]1 → ricomprare2 fig. to regain, to recover [vista, parola, sicurezza, libertà]; riacquistare le forze to get back one's strength.
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