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61 distanziare
1. v/t space outsports leave behind( superare) overtake* * *distanziare v.tr.1 to distance, to space (out): distanzia un poco le bottiglie, space out the bottles a bit; ricorda di distanziare bene le parole, remember to space out the words properly2 ( lasciar indietro) to distance, to outdistance, to leave* behind, to outstrip: il corridore fu distanziato al terzo giro, the runner was left behind (o outdistanced) in the third lap; distanziare tutti i colleghi nella carriera, to outstrip all one's colleagues in one's career.* * *[distan'tsjare]verbo transitivo1) (allontanare) to space (out) [ oggetti]; to space out, to spread* (out) [visite, incontri]2) sport to (out)distance, to leave* [sb.] behind [ avversario]3) fig. (superare in bravura)distanziare qcn. — to leave sb. standing, to outstrip sb
* * *distanziare/distan'tsjare/ [1]1 (allontanare) to space (out) [ oggetti]; to space out, to spread* (out) [visite, incontri]2 sport to (out)distance, to leave* [sb.] behind [ avversario] -
62 impossibile
[impos'sibile]1. aggmi è impossibile farlo — it's impossible for me to do it, I can't (possibly) do it
ma va', è impossibile! — come off it, it's impossible!
2. smfare l'impossibile — to do one's utmost, do all one can
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63 con tutto il cuore
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64 concentrare tutti i propri sforzi nel fare
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > concentrare tutti i propri sforzi nel fare
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65 conservare la propria presenza di spirito
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > conservare la propria presenza di spirito
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66 dar fondo ai propri risparmi
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67 essere in pieno possesso delle proprie facoltà
essere in pieno possesso delle proprie facoltàto be in possession o command of all one's faculties, to be of sound mind\→ facoltàDizionario Italiano-Inglese > essere in pieno possesso delle proprie facoltà
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68 essere nel pieno possesso delle proprie facoltà
essere nel pieno possesso delle proprie facoltàto be in possession of all one's faculties\→ possessoDizionario Italiano-Inglese > essere nel pieno possesso delle proprie facoltà
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69 impiegare tutte le proprie energie a fare qcs.
impiegare tutte le proprie energie a fare qcs.to invest all one's energy in doing sth.\Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > impiegare tutte le proprie energie a fare qcs.
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70 metterci l'anima
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71 mettersi in pompa magna
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72 opporre
put forward, offerscuse, resistenza offer* * *opporre v.tr.1 ( contrapporre) to oppose: opporre la bontà alla cattiveria, to oppose good to evil; opporre la persuasione alla forza, to oppose force with persuasion; opporre un ostacolo a qlcu., qlco., to raise an obstacle against s.o., sthg.; opporre resistenza al nemico, to offer resistance to the enemy; opporre validi argomenti, to put forward (o to present) valid arguments; opporre un rifiuto, to give a refusal // (dir.) opporre un'eccezione, to raise an objection2 (non com.) ( obiettare) to object: non ho niente da opporre a ciò, I have nothing to object to that.◘ opporsi v.rifl. o intr.pron. to oppose (sthg.); to set* oneself against (sthg.); ( essere contrario) to be opposed (to sthg.): opporre al nemico con tutte le proprie forze, to oppose the enemy with all one's strength; opporre a una mozione, a un progetto di legge, to oppose a motion, a bill; si oppose alle nostre decisioni, he was opposed to our decisions; opporre a un progetto, a un matrimonio, to set oneself against (o to stand in the way of) a scheme, a marriage; ha fatto di tutto per opporre ai miei piani, he did everything he could to oppose (o to stand in the way of) my plans; se a voi va bene così, io non mi oppongo, if you're satisfied I won't raise any objection // mi oppongo, ( nei dibattiti parlamentari) I object◆ v.rifl.rec.2 (ling.) to be in opposition.* * *1. [op'porre]vb irreg vt1) (ragioni, argomenti) to put forward2) (obiettare) to object2. vr (opporsi)opporsi (a) — (nemico) to oppose, (proposta) to object (to)
mi oppongo alla sua idea — I am opposed to o against his idea
* * *[op'porre] 1.verbo transitivo to put* up, to raise [argini, barriere]; to oppose [ragioni, riserve]; to raise [argomento, dubbi]opporre resistenza a — to put up a fight against [aggressore, regime]
2.arrendersi senza opporre resistenza — to give up without a struggle o putting up resistance
verbo pronominale opporsi- rsi a — to cross, to thwart [ persona]; to counter [accusa, delinquenza, minaccia, attacco, esercito]; to oppose, to thwart [candidatura, nomina]; to stand out against [sviluppo, cambiamento, decisione]; to fend off [ concorrente]; to oppose [ partito]; to block [ iniziativa]; to object to, to oppose [piano, legge]; to counteract [ sciopero]
2) dir.* * *opporre/op'porre/ [73]to put* up, to raise [argini, barriere]; to oppose [ragioni, riserve]; to raise [argomento, dubbi]; opporre resistenza a to put up a fight against [aggressore, regime]; arrendersi senza opporre resistenza to give up without a struggle o putting up resistance; opporre un secco rifiuto to refuse flatlyII opporsi verbo pronominale1 (contrastare) - rsi a to cross, to thwart [ persona]; to counter [accusa, delinquenza, minaccia, attacco, esercito]; to oppose, to thwart [candidatura, nomina]; to stand out against [sviluppo, cambiamento, decisione]; to fend off [ concorrente]; to oppose [ partito]; to block [ iniziativa]; to object to, to oppose [piano, legge]; to counteract [ sciopero]; nulla più si oppone al nostro successo nothing no longer stands in the way of our success2 dir. mi oppongo! I object! -
73 arrabattarsi vip
[arrabat'tarsi]arrabattarsi per fare qc — to do all one can to do sth, strive to do sth
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74 distinzione sf
[distin'tsjone]1) (gen) distinctionnon faccio distinzioni — (tra persone) I don't discriminate, (tra cose) it's all one o the same to me
senza distinzione di razza/religione... — without distinction of race/religion...
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75 energia sf
[ener'dʒia] energia (-gie)1) (vigore) energy, strength, vigour Brit, vigor Amavere poca energia — to lack energy, have little energy
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76 possa
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77 strabenedire
strabenedire v.tr. (fam.) to bless with all one's heart // che Dio lo strabenedica, (iron.) God rest his soul. -
78 arrabattarsi
vip [arrabat'tarsi]arrabattarsi per fare qc — to do all one can to do sth, strive to do sth
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79 distinzione
sf [distin'tsjone]1) (gen) distinctionnon faccio distinzioni — (tra persone) I don't discriminate, (tra cose) it's all one o the same to me
senza distinzione di razza/religione... — without distinction of race/religion...
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80 energia
sf [ener'dʒia] energia (-gie)1) (vigore) energy, strength, vigour Brit, vigor Amavere poca energia — to lack energy, have little energy
2) Fis energy, Tecn power
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