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1 disperso
1. past part vedere disperdere2. adj scattered( sperduto) lost, missing* * *disperso agg.1 ( smarrito) missing, lost: (mil.) soldato disperso, missing soldier; la lettera andò dispersa, the letter went astray; vagava con lo sguardo disperso nel vuoto, he wandered around staring into space // ufficio oggetti dispersi, lost property office2 ( sparpagliato) dispersed, scattered: ho amici dispersi ovunque, I have friends scattered everywhere◆ s.m. missing person; (mil.) missing soldier: si cercano i dispersi del naufragio, we are still looking for the people missing from the shipwreck; dare qlcu. per disperso, to report s.o. missing.* * *[dis'pɛrso] disperso (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg(sparpagliato) scattered, dispersed, (smarrito: persona) missing3. sm/fmissing person, Mil missing soldier* * *[dis'pɛrso] 1.participio passato disperdere2.1) (scomparso, presunto morto) [ persona] missingdare per disperso qcn. — to report sb. missing
ti avevo dato per disperso! — scherz. I'd given you up!
2) (sparpagliato) scattered3.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) missing personsei morti, un disperso — six dead, one missing
* * *disperso/dis'pεrso/II aggettivo1 (scomparso, presunto morto) [ persona] missing; essere disperso in mare to be lost at sea; dare per disperso qcn. to report sb. missing; ti avevo dato per disperso! scherz. I'd given you up!2 (sparpagliato) scatteredIII sostantivo m.(f. -a) missing person; sei morti, un disperso six dead, one missing. -
2 scomparso
past part vedere scomparire* * *scomparso agg. missing; lost, vanished: persona scomparsa, missing person // una specie di rettili scomparsa, an extinct species of reptile◆ s.m.1 (dir.) missing person2 ( defunto) dead person.* * *[skom'parso] 1.participio passato scomparire2.1) [ persona] missing2) (perduto) [civilità, specie] extinct, lost3.sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) missing person (anche dir.)2) eufem. (morto) dead person* * *scomparso/skom'parso/II aggettivo1 [ persona] missing2 (perduto) [civilità, specie] extinct, lostIII sostantivo m.(f. -a)1 missing person (anche dir.)2 eufem. (morto) dead person. -
3 mancante
mancante agg. (incompleto) defective, incomplete; (assente) absent, missing; (privo di) wanting, lacking; (non conteggiato) unaccounted for: manoscritto mancante, defective manuscript; un'iscrizione mancante, an incomplete inscription; dove sono le pagine mancanti di questo libro?, where are the missing pages from this book?; è un ragionamento mancante di logica, it's an argument lacking in logic // (comm.): articoli mancanti, missing articles; voci mancanti, items unaccounted for; un conto mancante, (che non torna) an account which doesn't balance // (fin.): mancante di danaro, stringent; mercato mancante di liquidità, stringent market◆ s.m. e f. (assente) missing person.* * *[man'kante]* * *mancante/man'kante/le pagine -i the missing pages; un ragionamento mancante di logica an argument lacking in logic. -
4 disperso
[dis'pɛrso] disperso (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg(sparpagliato) scattered, dispersed, (smarrito: persona) missing3. sm/fmissing person, Mil missing soldier -
5 monco
monco agg.1 maimed, mutilated: monco di un braccio, one-armed; monco di una mano, with one hand missing; una mano monca delle dita, a hand without any fingers; monco di ambo le mani, with both hands missing2 (fig.) (mutilo, incompleto) defective, incomplete: frasi monche, broken phrases; notizie monche, incomplete news; risposta monca, incomplete answer◆ s.m. maimed person, mutilated person: un povero monco, a poor mutilated man.* * *['monco] monco -a, -chi, -che1. aggmaimed, mutilated, fig incomplete2. sm/fmaimed o mutilated person* * *1.2) (incompleto) [lavoro, frase] incomplete2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) maimed person, mutilated person, cripple* * *monco2 (incompleto) [lavoro, frase] incomplete(f. -a) maimed person, mutilated person, cripple. -
6 annegato
annegato agg. drowned◆ s.m. drowned person: 10 annegati, 8 dispersi, 10 drowned, 8 missing.* * *[anne'gato] 1.participio passato annegare2.aggettivo drowned3.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) drowned person* * *annegato/anne'gato/→ annegareII aggettivodrowned; morire annegato to die by drowningIII sostantivo m.(f. -a) drowned person. -
7 diverso
1. adj ( differente) different (da from, AE than)diversi pl severalda diversi giorni for the past few days2. m pl diversi several people* * *diverso agg.indef. (spec. pl.) several, quite a few [cfr. molto, parecchio ]: diversi giorni fa, several days ago; c'era diversa gente nella piazza, there were quite a few people in the square; ho diverse cose da dirti, I've got several things to tell you◆ pron.indef.pl. several people, quite a few people: non ci sono tutti, ne mancano diversi, they're not all here, several (o quite a few) are missing; alla manifestazione hanno partecipato in diversi, quite a few people took part in the demonstration.diverso agg.1 different, dissimilar, unlike; ( disuguale) unequal; ( divergente) divergent: sono due persone molto diverse per educazione e per età, they are two very dissimilar people as regards upbringing and age; sei molto diverso da quanto credevo, you are quite different from (o unlike) what I thought; la tua versione è completamente diversa dalla sua, your version is completely different from (o quite unlike) his; non potevano intendersi, erano troppo diversi, they could never understand each other, they were too different; le tue aspirazioni sono molto diverse dalle mie, your aspirations are very different from mine; gli interessi del sindacato e della direzione sono diversi, the trade union and the management have divergent interests; traguardi diversi, ma non opposti, different, but not opposed, goals; mi va bene qualunque posto diverso da questo, I'll take any seat but this one; abbiamo passato una serata diversa dalle solite, we had a different evening from usual; dividere qlco. in porzioni diverse, to divide sthg. into unequal portions // in caso diverso, otherwise2 ( mutevole) changing; changeable, variable3 ( eterogeneo) different, diverse, varied, various; sundry; la chiesa del villaggio riunisce stili diversi, the village church is a blend of diverse (o different) styles; il tavolo è disponibile in diversi formati, this table comes in different sizes // (comm.): creditori, debitori diversi, sundry creditors, debtors; spese diverse, sundry expenses4 ( separato, distinto) different, distinct: abitiamo in Italia, ma in due città diverse, we live in Italy, but in two different cities; abitano in appartamenti diversi, they live in different flats; fai un elenco dettagliato delle diverse voci, make a detailed list of the different items◆ s.m.1 ( persona diversa) someone different2 ( omosessuale) gay, homosexual.* * *[di'vɛrso] diverso (-a)1. aggdiverso (da) — different (from)2. agg indefdiversi(e) pl — (alcuni, parecchi) several
diversi mesi fa — some o several months ago
diverse persone me l'hanno detto — several o various people told me that
3. pron indefdiversi(e) pl — several, (persone) several (people)
diversi dicono che... — various people say that...
ne ho presi diversi — (libri, bicchieri) I took several (of them)
4. sm/f(euf : handicappato) handicapped person, (omosessuale) homosexual* * *[di'vɛrso] 1.1) (differente) different (da from, to)essere di parere diverso — to have differing opinions, to disagree
2) (vario, eterogeneo) various, diverse3) (svariato) several, various- e volte — several times
2.per -e ragioni — for various o a number of reasons
sostantivo maschile1) (socialmente) outsider, dropout2) eufem. (omosessuale) gay, homosexual3.pronome indefinito plurale diversi (parecchi) many (people), several (people)* * *diverso/di'vεrso/v. la nota della voce alcuno.1 (differente) different (da from, to); essere di parere diverso to have differing opinions, to disagree2 (vario, eterogeneo) various, diverse; per ragioni molto -e for very diverse reasons; sotto -i aspetti in various respects3 (svariato) several, various; - e volte several times; per -e ragioni for various o a number of reasons; in -e taglie in assorted sizes1 (socialmente) outsider, dropout2 eufem. (omosessuale) gay, homosexualIII diversi pron.indef.pl.(parecchi) many (people), several (people). -
8 fuorché
except* * *fuorché, fuor che cong. ( salvo che, tranne che) except, but; other than, apart from: farebbe di tutto fuorché lavorare, he'd rather do anything but (o except) work; non c'era nulla che potessimo fare fuorché aspettare, there was nothing we could do apart from wait; chiedimi qualsiasi cosa fuorché di rinunciare allo sport, ask me to do anything except give up (my) sport; tutto potevo immaginare, fuorché tu ammettessi di avere torto, I'd have expected you to do anything except (o other than) admit you were wrong◆ prep. ( eccetto, all'infuori di) except; except for; excepting; with the exception of; but; apart from: tutti fuorché uno hanno superato l'esame, all except (o but) one passed the exam; si presentarono tutti fuorché lui, everyone turned up except (for) him; hanno interpellato tutti fuorché il diretto interessato, everyone was approached except (o apart from) the person most concerned; tutti i farmaci sottoelencati, fuorché uno o due, sono fortemente tossici, all the medicines listed below, with the exception of (o excepting) one or two, are highly toxic; nessuno fuorché me sa esattamente come andarono le cose, except for (o apart from) me, nobody really knows what happened; non conoscevo nessuno fuorché il padrone di casa, I didn't know anyone except (for) our host; affiderebbe l'incarico a chiunque fuorché a suo figlio, he'd give anyone the job apart from (o except for) his son; la mostra resterà aperta tutti i giorni fuorché la domenica, the exhibition will remain open every day except Sunday; mangia di tutto fuorché le uova, she eats everything except eggs; andrei dovunque fuorché in montagna, I'd go anywhere except the mountains; sopporto qualsiasi cosa fuorché la maleducazione, I can put up with anything except rudeness; non manca nulla fuorché la tua firma, nothing is missing except your signature (o all it needs is your signature).* * *[fwor'ke] 1.congiunzione except2.tutto potevo immaginare, fuorché tu ammettessi di avere torto — I would never have thought you'd admit you were wrong
preposizione except, but* * *fuorché/fwor'ke/except; tutto potevo immaginare, fuorché tu ammettessi di avere torto I would never have thought you'd admit you were wrongII preposizioneexcept, but; era tutto fuorché felice he was anything but happy; avevano tutte le taglie fuorché la mia they had every size except mine.
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