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1 onorevole
1. adj hono(u)rable2. Onorevole m f Member of Parliament* * *onorevole agg.1 honourable: condotta onorevole, honourable behaviour (o conduct); menzione onorevole, honourable mention; professione onorevole, honourable profession; una soluzione onorevole per entrambe le parti, an honourable solution for both parts2 ( titolo dei deputati) Honourable: onorevoli deputati, Honourable Members; l'onorevole X, Mr X MP (abbr. di Member of Parliament)◆ s.m. Member of Parliament.* * *[ono'revole]1. agghonourable Brit, honorable Am(
Pol : titolo) l'Onorevole... — the Honourable...2. sm/fOnorevole — Member of Parliament Brit, Congressman (Congresswoman) Am
* * *I [ono'revole]aggettivo honourable BE, honorable AEIIsostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile the (Honourable) MP* * *onorevole/ono'revole/ ⇒ 1honourable BE, honorable AEII m. e f.the (Honourable) MP. -
2 onesto
honestprezzo, critica fair* * *onesto agg.1 ( retto) honest, upright; ( giusto) just: uomo onesto, honest (o straight) man; gente onesta, honest (o upright o decent) people; lavoro onesto, honest work; propositi onesti, honest (o honourable) intentions; nato da poveri, ma onesti genitori, born of poor, but honest parents2 ( virtuoso) honest, virtuous; modest: comportamento onesto, modest behaviour; moglie onesta, honest (o virtuous) wife3 ( equo, lecito) fair, honest; decent: libro, linguaggio onesto, decent book, language; piacere onesto, decent (o honest) pleasure; prezzo onesto, fair price; richiesta onesta, reasonable (o decent) request; guadagno onesto, fair profit // a un'ora onesta, at a decent hour◆ s.m.1 ( persona onesta) honest person2 ( onestà) what is honest; what is just; what is fair: contentatevi dell'onesto, be content with what is fair (o just); è indeciso tra l'onesto e l'utile, he is undecided (o wavering) between what is honest and what is useful.* * *[o'nɛsto]2) (retto) [persona, vita] honest, honourable BE, honorable AE; [ intenzioni] honourable BE, honorable AE4) (ragionevole) [ salario] respectable, fair* * *onesto/o'nεsto/2 (retto) [persona, vita] honest, honourable BE, honorable AE; [ intenzioni] honourable BE, honorable AE4 (ragionevole) [ salario] respectable, fair. -
3 onorato
respected, hono(u)red* * *onorato agg.1 honoured: portare un nome onorato, to bear an honoured name; sentirsi onorato, to feel honoured; siamo onorati di averla con noi, we are honoured to have you with us // l'onorata società, ( camorra, mafia ecc.) the Mafia2 ( che dà onore) honourable; ( rispettabile) respectable: condotta onorata, honourable behaviour; famiglia onorata, respectable family; vita onorata, honourable life.* * *[ono'rato] 1.participio passato onorare2.aggettivo [vita, famiglia, lavoro] honourable BE, honorable AE, honoured BE, honored AE, respectablesono molto onorato di essere qui — I am o feel very honoured to be here
* * *onorato/ono'rato/→ onorareII aggettivo[vita, famiglia, lavoro] honourable BE, honorable AE, honoured BE, honored AE, respectable; sono molto onorato di essere qui I am o feel very honoured to be here; onorato (di conoscerla) I am most honoured (to meet you). -
4 menzione
menzione s.f. mention: degno di menzione, worth mentioning: fare menzione di qlcu., qlco., to mention s.o., sthg. // menzione onorevole, honourable mention.* * *[men'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) mentiondegno di menzione — highly commendable, worthy of mention
2) (attestato) mention; scol. univ. distinction; mil. commendation•* * *menzione/men'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 mention; degno di menzione highly commendable, worthy of mention; fare menzione di to mention; non fare menzione di to make no mention ofmenzione onorevole honourable mention. -
5 congedo
m ( permesso) leave* * *congedo s.m.1 ( commiato) leave: prendere congedo da qlcu., to take leave of s.o.; visita di congedo, farewell visit2 ( permesso) leave: tre mesi di congedo, three months' leave; chiedere un congedo, to ask for leave3 (mil.) ( temporaneo) leave, furlough; ( assoluto) discharge: congedo illimitato, partial discharge; foglio di congedo, certificate of discharge; andò a casa per un congedo di sei mesi, he went home on six months' leave; essere in congedo, to be on leave; ottenere il congedo, to get leave4 ( poesia) envoy5 (teatr.) finale.* * *[kon'dʒɛdo]sostantivo maschile1) (commiato)prendere congedo da qcn. — to take leave of sb
2) mil. discharge3) amm. (aspettativa) leave (of absence)4) univ.•congedo di maternità, paternità — maternity, paternity leave
* * *congedo/kon'dʒεdo/sostantivo m.1 (commiato) prendere congedo da qcn. to take leave of sb.2 mil. discharge; soldato in congedo discharged soldier4 univ. anno di congedo sabbatical (year)congedo illimitato honourable discharge; congedo di maternità, paternità maternity, paternity leave. -
6 galantuomo
(pl -uomini) m gentleman* * *galantuomo s.m. gentleman*, man of honour; honest man, upright man: è un vero galantuomo, he's a real (o true) gentleman; agire da galantuomo, to behave honourably (o fairly).* * *[galan'twɔmo]sostantivo maschile honourable man*, gentleman*••il tempo è galantuomo — prov. time will tell
* * *galantuomo/galan'twɔmo/sostantivo m.honourable man*, gentleman*\il tempo è galantuomo prov. time will tell. -
7 onorevole
[ono'revole]1. agghonourable Brit, honorable Am(
Pol : titolo) l'Onorevole... — the Honourable...2. sm/fOnorevole — Member of Parliament Brit, Congressman (Congresswoman) Am
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8 arrendersi
surrenderfig give up* * *arrendersi v.rifl.1 to surrender, to give* oneself up; to submit: arrendersi a condizioni onorevoli, to surrender on honourable terms* * *[ar'rɛndersi]verbo pronominale1) (darsi vinto) [truppe, esercito, città] to surrender, to yield (a to); [ criminale] to give* oneself up (a to)2) (cedere) to give* in, to give* up* * *arrendersi/ar'rεndersi/ [10]1 (darsi vinto) [truppe, esercito, città] to surrender, to yield (a to); [ criminale] to give* oneself up (a to); arrendersi senza condizioni to surrender unconditionally2 (cedere) to give* in, to give* up; arrendersi all'evidenza to yield before the facts. -
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10 illibato
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11 menzione onorevole
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12 onore
m hono(u)rin onore di in hono(u)r of* * *onore s.m.1 honour, (amer.) honor: offendere l'onore di qlcu., to offend s.o.'s honour; perdere l'onore, to lose one's honour; ne va del mio onore, my honour is at stake // uomo d'onore, honourable man // debito, parola, punto, questione d'onore, debt, word, point, question of honour; Parola d'onore! L'ho visto con i miei occhi, Word of honour! I saw it with my own eyes // (dir.) Vostro Onore, ( al giudice) Your Honour2 ( castità di donna) honour, chastity: insidiare l'onore di una donna, to try to seduce a woman // (dir.): causa d'onore, motive of honour; delitto d'onore, crime committed for motive of honour3 ( vanto, gloria) honour, glory; ( credito) credit: è l'onore della famiglia, he is a credit to his family; l'onore della vittoria spetta a lui, the honour (o the glory) of victory is his; questo sentimento ti fa onore, this feeling does you credit (o honour); ho avuto l'onore di conoscere il presidente, I had the honour of meeting the president // farsi onore in qlco., to excel in sthg.; farsi onore sul lavoro, in battaglia, in gara, to excel in one's work, in battle, in competition // fare onore alla propria firma, a una cambiale, to honour one's signature, a bill // tenere alto l'onore della patria, to uphold the honour of one's country4 ( atto di omaggio) honour, homage: ricevimento, banchetto in onore di qlcu., reception, banquet held in s.o.'s honour; ci accolse con tutti gli onori, he received us with great ceremony // onori militari, military honours // onore al merito!, give praise where praise is due! // a onore del vero, to tell the truth // damigella d'onore, maid of honour // serata d'onore, gala evening // posto d'onore, place of honour // scorta d'onore, guard of honour // (sport) giro d'onore, lap of honour // ''Siediti a capotavola'' ''Troppo onore!'', ''Sit at the head of the table'' ''That's too kind of you!'' // fare gli onori di casa, to do the honours of the house // fare onore a un pranzo, to do justice to a dinner // salire agli onori degli altari, to be raised to the altars6 pl. (bridge ecc.) honours* * *[o'nore] 1.sostantivo maschile1) (dignità) honour BE, honor AEattentare all'onore di qcn. — to cast a slur on sb.'s honour
offendere l'onore di qcn., ferire qcn. nell'onore to wound sb.'s honour; ne va del tuo onore your honour is at stake; farsi un punto d'onore to make it a point of honour; una questione d'onore an affair of honour; giurare sul proprio onore to swear (up)on one's honour; (dare la propria) parola d'onore (to give one's) word of honour; con onore — honourably
2) (merito) honour BE, honor AE, creditfare onore a qcn., qcs. — to be an honour o a credit to sb., sth., to do sb. proud
non ti fa (molto) onore — it says very little for you, you don't come out of it very well
3) (privilegio) honour BE, honor AEavere l'onore di fare — to have the honour to do o of doing
considerare qcs. un grande onore — to consider sth. a great honour
concedere, fare a qcn. l'onore di fare — to give, do sb. the honour of doing
è un grande onore per me fare la sua conoscenza — it's a great honour for me to make your acquaintance
quale, che onore! — what an honour! (anche iron.)
d'onore — [codice, debito, giro, guardia, posto] of honour
4) (nelle cerimonie, nei festeggiamenti)fare, rendere onore a qcn. — to honour o salute sb.
in onore di qcn., qcs. — in honour of sb., sth.; [cena, ricevimento, monumento] for sb., sth.
6) gioc. (carta alta) honour BE, honor AE2.sostantivo maschile plurale onori1) (onorificenze) honours BE, honors AEessere ricevuto con gli -i riservati ai capi di stato — to be received with the ceremony reserved for heads of State
fare gli -i di casa — to do the honours, to play host (anche scherz.)
2) (titoli accademici) honours BE, honors AE•- i militari — mil. military honours
••onore al merito! — prov. honour where honour is due! credit where credit is due!
* * *onore/o'nore/I sostantivo m.1 (dignità) honour BE, honor AE; uomo d'onore man of honour; attentare all'onore di qcn. to cast a slur on sb.'s honour; offendere l'onore di qcn., ferire qcn. nell'onore to wound sb.'s honour; ne va del tuo onore your honour is at stake; farsi un punto d'onore to make it a point of honour; una questione d'onore an affair of honour; giurare sul proprio onore to swear (up)on one's honour; (dare la propria) parola d'onore (to give one's) word of honour; con onore honourably2 (merito) honour BE, honor AE, credit; fare onore a qcn., qcs. to be an honour o a credit to sb., sth., to do sb. proud; fa onore al suo paese he is a credit to his country; non ti fa (molto) onore it says very little for you, you don't come out of it very well3 (privilegio) honour BE, honor AE; avere l'onore di fare to have the honour to do o of doing; considerare qcs. un grande onore to consider sth. a great honour; concedere, fare a qcn. l'onore di fare to give, do sb. the honour of doing; è un grande onore per me fare la sua conoscenza it's a great honour for me to make your acquaintance; posso avere l'onore di questo ballo? may I have the pleasure of this dance? con chi ho l'onore di parlare? whom do I have the honour of speaking to? onore ai vinti! loser goes first! a te l'onore! you do the honours! lei mi fa troppo onore you flatter me; l'onore delle armi the honours of war; ho l'onore di informarla che I'm honoured to inform you that; a che (cosa) devo l'onore? to what do I owe this honour? (anche iron.); quale, che onore! what an honour! (anche iron.); d'onore [codice, debito, giro, guardia, posto] of honour4 (nelle cerimonie, nei festeggiamenti) fare, rendere onore a qcn. to honour o salute sb.; fare onore alla tavola to do justice to a meal; in onore di qcn., qcs. in honour of sb., sth.; [cena, ricevimento, monumento] for sb., sth.; ospite d'onore guest of honour5 (titolo giuridico) Vostro Onore Your HonourII onori m.pl.1 (onorificenze) honours BE, honors AE; essere coperto di -i to be loaded with honours; con tutti gli -i dovuti al suo rango with all the honour due to his rank; essere ricevuto con gli -i riservati ai capi di stato to be received with the ceremony reserved for heads of State; fare gli -i di casa to do the honours, to play host (anche scherz.); salire agli -i della cronaca to hit the headlinesonore al merito! prov. honour where honour is due! credit where credit is due!\- i militari mil. military honours. -
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14 onorabile
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15 onorando
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