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1 infiammare
fig, medicine inflame* * *infiammare v.tr.1 to set* on fire, to ignite, to kindle: la scintilla infiammò la legna secca, the spark kindled the dry wood2 (estens.) (rendere rosso acceso) to inflame, (di viso) to flush: la collera gli infiammò il viso, his face flushed with rage; il sole morente infiammò il cielo, the setting sun inflamed the sky3 (fig.) (eccitare) to inflame, to kindle, to excite, to stir (up): il suo discorso infiammò l'uditorio, his speech inflamed the audience4 (med.) to inflame.◘ infiammarsi v.intr.pron.1 to catch* fire, to take* fire: l'aereo s'infiammò nell'atterraggio, the plane caught fire while landing; la benzina si infiamma facilmente, petrol catches fire easily2 (estens.) (diventare rosso acceso) to get* inflamed; (di viso) to be flushed: gli si infiammarono le guance per la vergogna, his cheeks flushed with shame3 (fig.) (eccitarsi) to become* inflamed, to get* excited // infiammare per una donna, to fall passionately in love with a woman4 (med.) to become* inflamed, to inflame.* * *[infjam'mare]1. vt(gen) to set fire to, set alight, (Med : ferita, organo) to inflame2. vip (infiammarsi)(gen) to catch fire, Med to become inflamed* * *[infjam'mare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (incendiare) to set* fire to2) (colorare di rosso) to flush [ guance]; [ sole] to set* [sth.] ablaze [ cielo]4) med. to inflame2.verbo pronominale infiammarsi1) (prendere fuoco) to catch* fire2) (arrossire) to flush, to blush3) fig.4) (adirarsi) to flare up5) med. to become* inflamed* * *infiammare/infjam'mare/ [1]1 (incendiare) to set* fire to4 med. to inflameII infiammarsi verbo pronominale1 (prendere fuoco) to catch* fire2 (arrossire) to flush, to blush3 fig. - rsi di desiderio to be inflamed with desire4 (adirarsi) to flare up5 med. to become* inflamed. -
2 accendere
lightradio, television turn on* * *accendere v.tr.1 to light*: si accese la sigaretta, he lit his cigarette // accendere un fiammifero, to strike a match2 ( interruttore) to switch on: to turn on; to put* on: accendere la luce, to switch on the light (o the light on); accendere la radio, to turn on the radio (o the radio on)3 (fig.) to inflame; to kindle; to stir up, (form.) to foment; accendere la fiamma della passione, to kindle the flame of passion; accendere una rivolta, to stir up a revolt; accendere una speranza, to kindle hope4 (banca, econ., dir.): accendere un conto, to open an account; accendere un'ipoteca, to raise (o to take out) a mortgage; accendere un prestito, to raise a loan.◘ accendersi v.intr.pron.1 to light* (up): tutte le luci si accesero d'improvviso, all the lights lit up (o went on) suddenly2 ( prendere fuoco) to catch* fire3 (fig.) to light* up; to become* inflamed: i suoi occhi s'accesero di passione, her eyes lit up with passion; accendere d'amore, to become inflamed with love // accendere in volto, to go red.* * *1. [at'tʃɛndere]vb irreg vt1) (fiammifero, candela, sigaretta, fuoco) to lightaccendi il computer/il telefonino — switch on the computer/the phone
3) (fig : speranza, desiderio) to arouse4) (Fin : conto) to open, (ipoteca) to raise2. vip (accendersi)2)(
fig : di sentimenti) accendersi di gioia — (occhi, volto) to light up with joyaccendersi in volto — (per la vergogna) to go red
3) (fig : disputa) to flare up* * *[at'tʃɛndere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (con una fiamma) to light* [fuoco, candela, sigaretta]; to strike* [ fiammifero]2) (elettricamente) to switch on, to turn on [luce, apparecchio]; to switch on [ motore]; to put* on, to turn on [ riscaldamento]; to turn on [ gas]2.verbo pronominale accendersi1) (prendere fuoco) [ legna] to light*, to catch* (fire), to kindle; [ fiammifero] to strike*2) (elettricamente) [luce, apparecchio] to switch on, to turn on; [ riscaldamento] to turn on, to come* on; [ motore] to fire3) fig. (infiammarsi) [ persona] (di collera) to flare up (di with); (di desiderio) to become* aroused; [ dibattito] to get* heated4) (arrossire) [ viso] to flame* * *accendere/at't∫εndere/ [10]1 (con una fiamma) to light* [fuoco, candela, sigaretta]; to strike* [ fiammifero]; ha da accendere? have you got a light?2 (elettricamente) to switch on, to turn on [luce, apparecchio]; to switch on [ motore]; to put* on, to turn on [ riscaldamento]; to turn on [ gas]; accendere i fari to put on one's lightsII accendersi verbo pronominale2 (elettricamente) [luce, apparecchio] to switch on, to turn on; [ riscaldamento] to turn on, to come* on; [ motore] to fire3 fig. (infiammarsi) [ persona] (di collera) to flare up (di with); (di desiderio) to become* aroused; [ dibattito] to get* heated4 (arrossire) [ viso] to flame -
3 incendiare
set fire to* * *incendiare v.tr.1 to set* on fire, to set* fire to (sthg.): incendiare una casa, to set a house on fire (o to set fire to a house)2 (fig.) to inflame, to fire: incendiare gli animi, to fire one's soul.◘ incendiarsi v.intr.pron.1 to catch* fire: il pagliaio s'incendiò, the haystack caught fire2 (fig.) (non com.) (eccitarsi) to flare up: s'incendia per la minima cosa, he flares up at the least thing.* * *[intʃen'djare]1. vt(gen) to set fire to, (fig : animi) to fire2. vip (incendiarsi)to catch fire, burst into flames* * *[intʃen'djare] 1.verbo transitivo1)incendiare qcs. — to set fire to sth., to set sth. on fire
2) fig. (eccitare) to inflame [animi, immaginazione]2.verbo pronominale incendiarsi1) to go* up in flames, to burst* into flames, to catch* fire2) fig. [ persona] to flare up* * *incendiare/int∫en'djare/ [1]1 incendiare qcs. to set fire to sth., to set sth. on fire2 fig. (eccitare) to inflame [ animi, immaginazione]II incendiarsi verbo pronominale1 to go* up in flames, to burst* into flames, to catch* fire2 fig. [ persona] to flare up. -
4 infuocare
fig inflame* * ** * *[infwo'kare]1. vt2. vip (infuocarsi)(metallo) to become red-hot, (fig : persona) to become excited* * *[infwo'kare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (arroventare) to make* [sth.] red-hot [ metallo]2.verbo pronominale infuocarsi1) (diventare rovente) to become* red-hot2) (diventare rosso) [ viso] to become* flushed, to flush3) fig. (infiammarsi) to get* excited, to grow* heated* * *infuocare/infwo'kare/ [1]1 (arroventare) to make* [sth.] red-hot [ metallo]II infuocarsi verbo pronominale1 (diventare rovente) to become* red-hot2 (diventare rosso) [ viso] to become* flushed, to flush3 fig. (infiammarsi) to get* excited, to grow* heated; - rsi in una discussione to grow heated in an argument. -
5 aggravare
punizione increase( peggiorare) make worse* * *aggravare v.tr. ( peggiorare) to make* worse, to worsen: voi non fate che aggravare le cose, you are only making matters worse; aggravare la situazione, to make the situation worse // (dir.) aggravare la pena, to increase the sentence.◘ aggravarsi v.intr.pron. to grow* worse, to become* worse, to get* worse, to worsen: il malato si è aggravato, the patient has got worse.* * *[aɡɡra'vare]1. vt(peggiorare) to worsen, (accrescere) to increase2. vip (aggravarsi)(situazione, malato) to get worse* * *[aggra'vare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (peggiorare) to aggravate, to worsen, to make* [sth.] worse [situazione, malattia]; to inflame [ conflitto]; to compound [problema, danno] ( con by; facendo by doing)2) dir. to increase [ pena] (di by)2.verbo pronominale aggravarsi (peggiorare) [situazione, stato di salute] to get* worse, to worsen; [ crisi] to worsen, to deepen, to grow*; [ conflitto] to escalate, to develop; [ inflazione] to increase* * *aggravare/aggra'vare/ [1]1 (peggiorare) to aggravate, to worsen, to make* [sth.] worse [situazione, malattia]; to inflame [ conflitto]; to compound [problema, danno] ( con by; facendo by doing)2 dir. to increase [ pena] (di by)II aggravarsi verbo pronominale(peggiorare) [ situazione, stato di salute] to get* worse, to worsen; [ crisi] to worsen, to deepen, to grow*; [ conflitto] to escalate, to develop; [ inflazione] to increase. -
6 riaccendere
riaccendere v.tr.1 to relight*, to light* again: si riaccese la sigaretta, he lit up his cigarette again3 (banca, econ., dir.): riaccendere un conto, to reopen an account; riaccendere un'ipoteca, to raise (o to take out) a mortgage again.◘ riaccendersi v.intr.pron. ( illuminarsi di nuovo) to brighten again, to be rekindled (anche fig.); ( prender fuoco di nuovo) to catch* fire again: il loro amore si riaccese, their love was rekindled.* * *1. [riat'tʃɛndere]vb irreg vt(sigaretta, fuoco, gas) to light again, (luce) to switch on again, (fig : sentimenti, interesse) to rekindle, revive2. vip (riaccendersi)(fuoco) to catch again, (luce, radio, TV) to come back on again, (fig : sentimenti, interesse) to revive, be rekindled* * *[riat'tʃɛndere] 1.verbo transitivo1) to light* [sth.] again, to rekindle [ fuoco]; to light* [sth.] again [candela, pipa]; to turn [sth.] on again, to switch [sth.] on again [luce, radio, gas]; to restart [ motore]2) fig. to revive, to inflame [sth.] again [disputa, passione]2.riaccendere la speranza in qcn. — to give sb. new hope
verbo pronominale riaccendersi2) fig. [disputa, passione, speranza] to revive, to rekindle* * *riaccendere/riat't∫εndere/ [10]1 to light* [sth.] again, to rekindle [ fuoco]; to light* [sth.] again [candela, pipa]; to turn [sth.] on again, to switch [sth.] on again [luce, radio, gas]; to restart [ motore]2 fig. to revive, to inflame [sth.] again [disputa, passione]; riaccendere la speranza in qcn. to give sb. new hopeII riaccendersi verbo pronominale2 fig. [disputa, passione, speranza] to revive, to rekindle. -
7 ardere
v/t and v/i burn* * *ardere v.tr.1 ( bruciare) to burn*2 ( inaridire, seccare) to dry (up); to scorch, to parch, to wither, to shrivel: il sole le ha arso i capelli, the sun has dried up her hair◆ v. intr.1 to burn*, to be on fire: ardono i lumi, the lights are burning (o the lights are shining); la casa arde, the house is burning (o the house is on fire)2 (fig.) to glow (with sthg.); to burn (with sthg.): ardeva di collera, she was burning with rage; ardere di entusiasmo, to be glowing with enthusiasm; ardere di sete, to be dying of thirst* * *1. ['ardere]vb irreg vt2. viardere di passione/dalla curiosità — to burn with passion/curiosity
* * *['ardere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (bruciare) to burn* [ legna]2) (inaridire) to parch [ pianta]2.1) (essere acceso) [ legna] to burn*; [ fuoco] to blaze; [ carbone] to glow2) fig.* * *ardere/'ardere/ [18]1 (bruciare) to burn* [ legna]2 (inaridire) to parch [ pianta](aus. essere)2 fig. ardere di desiderio to be burning with desire. -
8 invelenire
invelenire v.tr. to envenom; to embitter, to make* bitter: le recenti delusioni lo hanno invelenito, recent disappointments in his life have made him bitter (o have embittered him) // invelenire una lite, to fan (o to inflame) a quarrel.◘ invelenirsi v.intr.pron. to get* embittered; to get* furious: si è invelenito contro il giornalista quando ha letto l'articolo, he got furious with the journalist when he read the article.* * *[invele'nire]1. vt2. vi* * *[invele'nire] 1. 2.verbo pronominale invelenirsi to become* embittered* * *invelenire/invele'nire/ [102]to embitter [ persona]II invelenirsi verbo pronominaleto become* embittered. -
9 irritare
irritate* * *irritare v.tr.1 (provocare, innervosire) to irritate, to annoy: non irritatela!, don't irritate her!; è riuscito a irritarmi, he managed to irritate me2 (ferita, pelle ecc.) to irritate, to inflame: lo sfregamento irritò la ferita, rubbing irritated (o inflamed) the wound.◘ irritarsi v.intr.pron.1 (innervosirsi) to get* irritated, to get* annoyed: irritare con qlcu. per qlco., to get irritated at s.o. over sthg.; si irrita per niente, he got irritated over nothing2 (di ferita, pelle ecc.) to become* irritated: una pelle che si irrita facilmente, a skin that is easily irritated.* * *[irri'tare]1. vt1) (infastidire) to irritate, annoy2) (pelle, occhi) to irritate2. vip (irritarsi)1)irritarsi per qc/con qn — (infastidirsi) to get irritated o annoyed at sth/with sb
2) (infiammarsi: pelle, occhi) to become irritated* * *[irri'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (infastidire) to irritate, to annoy2) med. to irritate2.verbo pronominale irritarsi1) (innervosirsi) to get* annoyed ( per about, over)2) med. to become* irritated* * *irritare/irri'tare/ [1]1 (infastidire) to irritate, to annoy2 med. to irritateII irritarsi verbo pronominale1 (innervosirsi) to get* annoyed ( per about, over)2 med. to become* irritated. -
10 infocare
infocare v.tr.1 (ant.) to heat up, to make* red hot2 (estens.) to flush red: l'ira gli infocava il volto, anger flushed his face red3 (fig.) to inflame, to kindle, to excite.◘ infocarsi v.intr.pron.1 to become* red hot2 (estens.) to become* flushed: gli si era infocato il viso per il caldo, his face became flushed with the heat3 (fig.) to become* inflamed, to grow* heated, to get* excited: infocare nella discussione, to grow heated in an argument.* * *[info'kare]See: -
11 infiammare
[infjam'mare]1. vt(gen) to set fire to, set alight, (Med : ferita, organo) to inflame2. vip (infiammarsi)(gen) to catch fire, Med to become inflamed
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