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1 attenuazione
attenuazione s.f.2 (fis.) attenuation.* * *[attenuat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (smorzamento) (di dolore, tensione) alleviation, relief, mitigation; (di rumori) softening, fading; (di critica) attenuation2) (riduzione)attenuazione della pena — extenuation o mitigation of the sentence
* * *attenuazione/attenuat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (smorzamento) (di dolore, tensione) alleviation, relief, mitigation; (di rumori) softening, fading; (di critica) attenuation -
2 attenuazione della pena
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3 temperamento
m temperament* * *temperamento s.m.1 temperament, disposition, nature: temperamento allegro, generoso, cheerful, generous disposition; temperamento artistico, poetico, artistic, poetic temperament; un temperamento collerico, nervoso, a choleric, nervous temperament; un temperamento dolce, a sweet disposition (o nature); sono due temperamenti diversi, they both have different characters; avere temperamento, to have character; essere privo di temperamento, to have no character; pigro per temperamento, constitutionally lazy4 (mus.) temperament.* * *[tempera'mento]sostantivo maschile1) temperament, disposition, temper, characteravere un temperamento calmo essere di temperamento calmo to have a calm disposition; non è nel suo temperamento it's not in his nature; è nervoso per temperamento he's nervous by temperament; essere pieno di temperamento, avere temperamento to have character; essere privo di temperamento — to be spineless, to lack character
2) mus. temperament* * *temperamento/tempera'mento/sostantivo m.1 temperament, disposition, temper, character; avere un temperamento calmo, essere di temperamento calmo to have a calm disposition; non è nel suo temperamento it's not in his nature; è nervoso per temperamento he's nervous by temperament; essere pieno di temperamento, avere temperamento to have character; essere privo di temperamento to be spineless, to lack character2 mus. temperament. -
4 attenuazione sf
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5 mitigazione
mitigazione s.f. 1. ( di pena) mitigation. 2. ( di dolore) apaisement m. 3. ( di passioni) apaisement m. 4. ( di effetto) atténuation. 5. ( di clima) adoucissement m. -
6 addolcimento
addolcimento s.m.1 sweetening2 (fig.) softening, soothing, easing, alleviation; appeasement; mitigation. -
7 alleggerimento
alleggerimento s.m.1 lightening, unburdening; reduction: alleggerimento fiscale, tax relief; alleggerimento delle scorte, destocking2 (fig.) alleviation, mitigation, relief. -
8 alleviamento
alleviamento s.m. relief; alleviation; mitigation. -
9 attenuamento
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10 contemperamento
contemperamento s.m.1 ( adattamento) adaptation; ( accordo) reconciliation: contemperamento di esigenze opposte, reconciliation of opposing requirements2 ( moderazione) tempering, mitigation, moderation. -
11 lenimento
lenimento s.m. soothing, mitigation, relief. -
12 mitigazione
mitigazione s.f. mitigation; appeasement; (di dolore) alleviation, relief. -
13 attenuazione
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