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1 humanity
[hjuː'mænətɪ] 1.nome umanità f.2.nome plurale humanities univ. discipline f. umanistiche* * *[hju'mænəti]1) (kindness: a man of great humanity.) umanità2) (people in general: all humanity.) umanitàSee also:- humane* * *humanity /hju:ˈmænətɪ/n.1 [u] umanità: a crime against humanity, un delitto contro l'umanità; an act of humanity, un atto di umanità2 [u] la natura umana3 (pl.) discipline classiche; studi umanistici.* * *[hjuː'mænətɪ] 1.nome umanità f.2.nome plurale humanities univ. discipline f. umanistiche -
2 humanity hu·man·ity n
[hjuː'mænɪtɪ]the humanities — gli studi letterari or umanistici, le lettere
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3 restore
[rɪ'stɔː(r)]2) (bring back) rendere [ faculty]; ridare [ good humour]; restaurare, ristabilire [ right]; ristabilire [ peace]; pol. restaurare [ monarch]to be restored to health — ristabilirsi, rimettersi in salute
to restore sb. to power — riportare qcn. al potere
3) (repair) restaurare [work of art, building]4) inform. ripristinare [ window]* * *[rə'sto:]1) (to repair (a building, a painting, a piece of furniture etc) so that it looks as it used to or ought to.) restaurare2) (to bring back to a normal or healthy state: The patient was soon restored to health.) ristabilire3) (to bring or give back: to restore law and order; The police restored the stolen cars to their owners.) restituire; ripristinare4) (to bring or put (a person) back to a position, rank etc he once had: He was asked to resign but was later restored to his former job as manager.) rimettere, reintegrare•- restorer* * *[rɪ'stɔː(r)]2) (bring back) rendere [ faculty]; ridare [ good humour]; restaurare, ristabilire [ right]; ristabilire [ peace]; pol. restaurare [ monarch]to be restored to health — ristabilirsi, rimettersi in salute
to restore sb. to power — riportare qcn. al potere
3) (repair) restaurare [work of art, building]4) inform. ripristinare [ window] -
4 ♦ crime
♦ crime /kraɪm/n.1 (leg.) reato; crimine; delitto: lesser crime, reato minore; serious crime, reato grave; crimine; capital crime, delitto capitale; a ghastly crime, un crimine orribile; a heinous crime, un crimine efferato; a monstrous crime, un delitto mostruoso; crime of passion, delitto passionale; a crime against humanity, un crimine contro l'umanità; motiveless crime, delitto senza movente; war crimes, crimini di guerra; the scene of the crime, la scena del delitto; to commit a crime, commettere un delitto; to perpetrate a crime, perpetrare un delitto2 (fig.) delitto; peccato: an unforgivable crime, un delitto imperdonabile; a foul crime, un infame delitto; It would be a crime to throw it away, sarebbe un delitto buttarlo via3 [u] crimine, crimini (pl.); criminalità: to prevent crime, prevenire il crimine; to combat (o to fight) crime, combattere il crimine (o la criminalità); Crime is on the increase, la criminalità è in aumento; organized crime, crimine organizzato; criminalità organizzata; juvenile crime, criminalità minorile; violent crime, crimini violenti; crime rate, tasso di criminalità; crime figures, statistiche relative alla criminalità; partner in crime, complice● crime and punishment, delitto e castigo □ crime fiction, narrativa gialla; giallistica □ crime-fighting, lotta contro il crimine □ crime-fighter, agente della polizia criminale □ ( USA) crime lab, (polizia) scientifica □ crime lord, signore del crimine; pezzo grosso della malavita □ (in GB) crime management unit, sezione investigativa ( della polizia) □ crime novel, giallo □ crime prevention, prevenzione del crimine □ (in GB) crime report number, numero della denuncia del reato □ (giorn.) crime reporter, cronista di cronaca nera □ (mil.) crime sheet, foglio delle punizioni □ crime squad, squadra anticrimine □ crime wave, ondata di delitti □ crime writer, scrittore di gialli; giallista □ a life in crime, una vita da criminale □ (prov.) Crime doesn't pay, il delitto non paga. -
5 vista
['vɪstə]nome vista f., visuale f.; fig. prospettiva f.* * *vista /ˈvɪstə/n.1 vista; veduta: The hotel rooms offer panoramic vistas of sea and mountain, le camere dell'albergo offrono vedute panoramiche del mare e delle montagne2 (fig.) prospettiva: New vistas opened up before him, gli si sono aperte nuove prospettive; Technology opens new vistas for humanity, la tecnologia apre nuove prospettive per l'umanità4 serie di avvenimenti; memorie; ricordi: the dim vistas of one's childhood, i vaghi ricordi dell'infanzia* * *['vɪstə]nome vista f., visuale f.; fig. prospettiva f. -
6 crowd ****
[kraʊd]1. nthe crowd — (common humanity) la massa
2. vt(place) affollare, gremireto crowd sth into — (things) ammassare qc in, stipare qc in
3. viaffollarsi, ammassarsito crowd round sb/sth — affollarsi attorno a qn/qc, accalcarsi intorno a qn/qc
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7 man *****
[mæn]1. n, men pl1) (gen) Mil, Sport uomo, (in office, shop) impiegato, Chess pezzo, Draughts pedinaa man of the world — un uomo di mondo or di grande esperienza
men say that... — si dice che...
they're communists to a man — sono tutti comunisti, dal primo all'ultimo
come on, man! — dai, forza!
2)Man — l'uomo, l'umanità f inv2. vt(ship, fortress) fornire di uomini, (fleet) armare -
8 outrage out·rage
['aʊtˌreɪdʒ]1. n(wicked, violent deed) atrocità f inv, (emotion) sdegnoit's an outrage! — è una vergogna!, è uno scandalo!
2. vt
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