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1 non udente
* * *[non u'dɛnte]1. sm/f2. agg* * *[nonu'dɛnte]sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile hearing-impaired person* * *non udente/nonu'dεnte/m. e f.hearing-impaired person; i - i the hearing-impaired.————————non udentehearing-impaired person.\→ udente————————non udentehearing-impaired\→ udente -
2 audioleso
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3 udente
udente agg. hearing◆ s.m. e f. hearing person // un programma sottotitolato per i non udenti, a programme with subtitles for the deaf.* * *[u'dɛnte] 1.aggettivo hearing2.sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile hearing person* * *udente/u'dεnte/hearing; non udente hearing-impairedII m. e f.hearing person; non udente hearing-impaired person. -
4 sordo
deaf* * *sordo agg.1 deaf: sordo da un orecchio, deaf in one ear // sordo come una campana, as deaf as a (door) post // fare il sordo, to turn a deaf ear (to sthg.)2 (fig.) ( insensibile) deaf; indifferent, insensitive: fu sordo a tutti i miei ammonimenti, he was deaf to all my warnings3 (di suono, rumore) dull, hollow, muffled: rumore sordo, dull (o hollow) noise; suono sordo, dull (o hollow o muffled) sound; colpo sordo, dull (o muffled) blow; cadde con un colpo sordo, it fell with a thump (o thud) // sala sorda, echoless (o echo-proof) room4 ( di dolore) dull5 ( nascosto, subdolo) veiled, secret; underhand, sly: opposizione sorda, underhand opposition; ostilità sorda, veiled hostility // guerra sorda, secret war◆ s.m. deaf person; pl. the deaf // parlare ai sordi, (fig.) to waste one's breath // non c'è peggior sordo di chi non vuol sentire, (prov.) none so deaf as those that will not hear.* * *['sordo] sordo (-a)1. agg1) (persona) deaf3) Fonetica voiceless2. sm/f* * *['sordo] 1.1) deafehi, sei sordo? — iron. hey, cloth ears! hey, are you deaf or what?
2) fig. (insensibile) deaf, insensitive, indifferent (a to)rumore sordo — thud, thump
6) fon. voiceless, unvoiced2.••non c'è peggior sordo di chi non vuol sentire — prov. there are none so deaf as those who will not hear. Come al posto di sordo si usa spesso in italiano l'espressione non udente, anche l'equivalente inglese deaf può essere sostituito da hearing-impaired
* * *sordo/'sordo/1 deaf; diventare sordo to go deaf; essere sordo da un orecchio to be deaf in one ear; ehi, sei sordo? iron. hey, cloth ears! hey, are you deaf or what?2 fig. (insensibile) deaf, insensitive, indifferent (a to)6 fon. voiceless, unvoiced(f. -a) deaf person; i -i the deafdialogo tra -i dialogue of the deaf; fare il sordo to turn a deaf ear; essere sordo come una campana to be as deaf as a post; parlare ai -i to waste one's breath; non c'è peggior sordo di chi non vuol sentire prov. there are none so deaf as those who will not hear. Come al posto di sordo si usa spesso in italiano l'espressione non udente, anche l'equivalente inglese deaf può essere sostituito da hearing-impaired. -
5 non udente
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6 i - i
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7 non c'è peggior sordo di chi non vuol sentire
non c'è peggior sordo di chi non vuol sentireprov. there are none so deaf as those who will not hear. Come al posto di sordo si usa spesso in italiano l'espressione non udente, anche l'equivalente inglese deaf può essere sostituito da hearing-impaired.\→ sordoDizionario Italiano-Inglese > non c'è peggior sordo di chi non vuol sentire
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8 menomato
maimed( disabile) disabled* * *menomato agg.1 (di arti, sensi) impaired; (di persona) disabled: respirazione, vista, udito menomato, impaired breathing, vision, hearing; rimase menomato in un incidente sul lavoro, he was disabled in an accident at work; essere menomato nella vista, nell'udito, to have poor eyesight, to be hard of hearing2 (non com.) (diminuito, sminuito) lessened, diminished: valore menomato, lessened value; essere menomato nei propri diritti, to be deprived of one's rights; uscire menomato da una polemica, to have (o to get) the worst of an argument◆ s.m. disabled person // menomato psichico, person of unsound mind.* * *[meno'mato] menomato (-a)1. agg(persona) disabled2. sm/f* * *[meno'mato] 1.participio passato menomare2.aggettivo crippled, maimed* * *menomato/meno'mato/→ menomareII aggettivocrippled, maimed.
См. также в других словарях:
hearing-impaired — adj. having a hearing impairment making hearing difficult; having a defective but functioning sense of hearing. Syn: hard of hearing. [WordNet 1.5 +PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
hearing-impaired — or hearing impaired [hir′iŋ im perd′] adj. DEAF (sense 1) … English World dictionary
hearing-impaired — hearing im.paired adj a) not able to hear well = ↑hard of hearing →↑deaf b) the hearing impaired people who are not able to hear well … Dictionary of contemporary English
hearing-impaired — ADJ A hearing impaired person cannot hear as well as most people. Some hearing impaired children may work harder to overcome their handicap. N PLURAL The hearing impaired are people who are hearing impaired. The hearing impaired say digital… … English dictionary
hearing-impaired — adjective having a hearing loss • Syn: ↑hard of hearing • Similar to: ↑deaf * * * /hear ing im paird /, adj. 1. having reduced or deficient hearing ability; hard of hearing: special programs for hearing impaired persons. n. 2. (used with a … Useful english dictionary
hearing-impaired — /hear ing im paird /, adj. 1. having reduced or deficient hearing ability; hard of hearing: special programs for hearing impaired persons. n. 2. (used with a pl. v.) hearing impaired persons collectively (usually prec. by the). * * * … Universalium
hearing-impaired — adjective Having some degree of deafness; Hard of hearing. As a result of a childhood accident, my sister was hearing impaired and had to wear a hearing aid … Wiktionary
hearing-impaired — hearing im,paired adjective unable to hear as well as most people can. Many people now prefer this word to deaf … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
hearing-impaired — hear′ing impaired adj. pat having reduced or deficient hearing ability … From formal English to slang
hearing-impaired — /ˈhɪərɪŋ ɪmpɛəd/ (say hearring impaird) adjective 1. Medicine deficient in the ability to hear, ranging from profound hearing loss to moderate hearing loss. 2. of or relating to a person with hearing loss (opposed to deaf) …
hearing impaired — hard of hearing, somewhat deaf … English contemporary dictionary