-
1 rapport
-
2 -feeling-
Nota d'usoIl sostantivo “feeling” non viene usato allo stesso modo in inglese e in italiano: Ho un buon feeling con il mio capo, I get on well (o have a good rapport) with my boss (non I have a good feeling with my new boss). In alternativa, si possono usare locuzioni come “to understand each other”: Abbiamo un buon feeling, we understand each other perfectly. Infine, quando si parla di feeling immediato è corretto utilizzare la locuzione “to hit it off” o, più formalmente, “to feel an affinity”: C'è stato subito feeling tra di voi?, did you hit it off at once with her? -
3 chemistry
['kemɪstrɪ]1) (science, subject) chimica f.2) (structure, properties) struttura f. chimica, composizione f. chimica3) fig. (rapport) feeling m.* * *['kemistri] 1. noun((the science that deals with) the nature of substances and the ways in which they act on, or combine with, each other: Chemistry was his favourite subject; the chemistry of the blood.) chimica- chemical2. noun(a substance used in or obtained by a chemical process: Some chemicals give off harmful fumes.) prodotto chimico- chemist* * *['kemɪstrɪ]1) (science, subject) chimica f.2) (structure, properties) struttura f. chimica, composizione f. chimica3) fig. (rapport) feeling m. -
4 click
I [klɪk]1) (of metal, heels, china) rumore m. secco; (of mechanism) clic m., scatto m.; (of fingers, tongue) schiocco m.2) inform. clic m.II 1. [klɪk]1) (make sound)2)2.to click sth. shut — chiudere qcs. con uno scatto
2) colloq. (become clear)4) colloq. (strike a rapport)5) inform. cliccare* * *[klik] 1. noun(a short, sharp sound, like that of a light-switch being turned on: the click of the camera.) scatto, clic2. verb(to (cause to) make such a sound: The soldier clicked his heels together; The gate clicked.) scattare, fare clic, cliccare* * *[klɪk]1. n(of camera etc) scatto, (of high heels) tacchettio, (of soldiers' boots) battito, (of tongue) schiocco2. vt3. visuddenly it all clicked (into place) fig fam — di colpo tutto è diventato chiaro, improvvisamente ho capito
* * *click /klɪk/n.4 (comput., Internet) clic: left click, clic (con il pulsante) sinistro; right click, clic (con il pulsante) destro5 (fon.) clic, click; consonante avulsiva● (ling.) click language, lingua caratterizzata da consonanti avulsive □ (comput., econ.) click-and-mortar, click-and-mortar ( impresa con operazioni sia tradizionali sia online) □ ( Internet) click-through rate, percentuale di click; tasso di click; CTR ( misura l'efficacia di una campagna pubblicitaria online) □ click wheel ► clickwheel.♦ (to) click /klɪk/A v. i.1 scattare; fare clic: The latch clicked as the door went shut, il saliscendi scattò quando la porta si chiuse; Cameras were clicking furiously, le macchine fotografiche scattavano senza sosta; to click into place, andare a posto con uno scatto; to click shut, chiudersi con uno scatto2 (seguito da avv. o compl.) muoversi ticchettando: She clicked down the corridor, percorse il corridoio ticchettando3 (fam.) essere di colpo chiaro; accendersi una lampadina (fam.): At last it clicked: she was his wife, finalmente mi si accese una lampadina: era sua moglie4 (fam.) andare subito d'accordo; simpatizzare; intendersi subito: We just clicked, abbiamo subito simpatizzato6 (fam. USA) andare bene; funzionare: if it clicks, se tutto va bene; se le cose vanno per il verso giusto7 (fam. USA) combaciare; collimare: The fingerprints don't click, le impronte digitali non combaciano8 (comput., Internet) fare clic; cliccare: to click on an icon, cliccare su un'icona; DIALOGO → - Downloading and printing- Click on the download icon and the computer will ask you where you want to save the document, clicca sull'icona del download e il computer ti chiederà dove vuoi salvare il documentoB v. t.3 battere insieme ( con un colpo secco): The sentry clicked his heels and turned, la sentinella batté i tacchi e fece dietrofront.* * *I [klɪk]1) (of metal, heels, china) rumore m. secco; (of mechanism) clic m., scatto m.; (of fingers, tongue) schiocco m.2) inform. clic m.II 1. [klɪk]1) (make sound)2)2.to click sth. shut — chiudere qcs. con uno scatto
2) colloq. (become clear)4) colloq. (strike a rapport)5) inform. cliccare
См. также в других словарях:
Rapport congruency — is the Human tendency to form rapport with someone who seems to be portraying a common role, such as a friend. When someone acts like a friend or an enemy, the Human mind is more likely to associate them with filling that role, even on meeting… … Wikipedia
rapport — n. 1) to establish rapport 2) close rapport 3) in rapport with (they worked in close rapport with us) * * * [ræ pɔː] close rapport to establish rapport in rapport with (they worked in close rapport with us) … Combinatory dictionary
rapport — rap|port [ræˈpo: US o:r] n [singular, U] [Date: 1600 1700; : French; Origin: rapporter to carry back, report ] friendly agreement and understanding between people →↑relationship rapport with/between ▪ He had an excellent rapport with his patients … Dictionary of contemporary English
rapport — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ close, easy, friendly, good, great ▪ personal ▪ immediate, instant V … Collocations dictionary
rapport — [[t]ræpɔ͟ː(r)[/t]] N SING: also no det, oft N with/between n If two people or groups have a rapport, they have a good relationship in which they are able to understand each other s ideas or feelings very well. He said he wanted to establish a… … English dictionary
rapport — (rah POHR) [French, from Latin] Connection or relation; a sympathetic or harmonious accord, as in “a close rapport with a family member.” The talk began and rapport came easily to these two men, both masters of the art of banter. The New… … Dictionary of foreign words and phrases
rapport — noun (singular, uncountable) friendly agreement and understanding between people (+ between/with): She s established a good rapport with her new colleagues … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
rapport — /ræ pɔ:/ noun good communication and understanding between two people ● The interviewer managed to establish a good rapport with the interviewees. ● Co ordination is difficult owing to lack of rapport between the marketing manager and the… … Marketing dictionary in english
rapport — n. 1 relationship or communication, esp. when useful and harmonious (in rapport with; establish a rapport). 2 Spiritualism communication through a medium. Etymology: F f. rapporter (as RE , AP , porter f. L portare carry) … Useful english dictionary
rapport — /ra pawr , pohr , reuh /, n. relation; connection, esp. harmonious or sympathetic relation: a teacher trying to establish close rapport with students. [1530 40; < F, deriv. of rapporter to bring back, report, equiv. to r(e ) RE + apporter (OF… … Universalium
rapport — noun /ɹæˈpɔɹ,ɹæˈpoʊɹ,ɹəˈpoʊɹ,ɹəˈpɔɹ/ A relationship of mutual trust and respect. He always tried to maintain a rapport with his customers … Wiktionary
