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1 sostegno
"support;Abstützung;sustencao"* * *m supporta sostegno di in support of* * *sostegno s.m. support, prop (anche fig.): un sostegno teneva in piedi il muro, a support (o prop) kept the wall standing; questo muro ha bisogno di un sostegno, this wall needs to be propped up; struttura di sostegno, supporting framework; parlò in sostegno delle sue teorie, he spoke in support of his theories; sostegno morale, moral support; tu sei il sostegno della tua famiglia, you are the support of your family; ho avuto il sostegno dei miei colleghi, I had the backing of my colleagues; il governo riceve il sostegno della maggioranza, the government receives the support of the majority // insegnante di sostegno, remedial teacher (o assistant teacher for handicapped children) // (econ.): sostegno dei prezzi, price support; sostegno dei prezzi agricoli, farm price support; sostegno di un'economia depressa mediante investimenti, deficit financing, (amer.) pump-priming // (fin.): sostegno ai corsi, ai tassi di cambio, pegging of prices, of exchange rates; misure di sostegno ( di una moneta), back-up measures (for a currency); la banca centrale è intervenuta a sostegno del dollaro in discesa, the central bank intervened to support the falling dollar.* * *[sos'teɲү]sostantivo maschile1) (supporto) support, prop2) fig. support, prop, backingessere il sostegno della famiglia — to be the breadwinner o wage earner
3) scol.* * *sostegno/sos'teŋŋo/sostantivo m.1 (supporto) support, prop; muro di sostegno retaining wall; reggersi agli appositi -i hold on to the hand supports2 fig. support, prop, backing; sostegno morale moral support; avete il mio sostegno my support lies with you; essere il sostegno della famiglia to be the breadwinner o wage earner; a sostegno di in support of -
2 appoggio
"support, rest;Auflage"* * *m (pl -ggi) support* * *appoggio s.m.1 support: punto di appoggio, (point of) support; muro d'appoggio, supporting (o retaining) wall; (mil.): nave appoggio, support ship; appoggio aereo, air support2 (fig.) assistance, support, backing, protection: appoggio a un candidato, support for a candidate; dare il proprio appoggio a qlcu., to back s.o. up; essere senza alcun appoggio, to be unprotected (o without backing); appoggio morale, moral support; contare sull'appoggio di qlcu., to count on s.o.'s support4 (comm.) ( comprova) voucher: documenti all'appoggio, proofs and illustrations; documento d'appoggio, voucher5 ( alpinismo) hold.* * *1) (sostegno) supportpunto d'appoggio — fis. fulcrum
2) (di oggetto, struttura) base3) fig. support, backingdare appoggio a qcn. — to back sb.; (conoscenze)
4) (nelle scalate) toehold* * *appoggiopl. -gi /ap'pɔddʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.2 (di oggetto, struttura) base3 fig. support, backing; dare appoggio a qcn. to back sb.; (conoscenze) gode di potenti -gi he has the backing of powerful people4 (nelle scalate) toehold. -
3 morale
1. adj moral2. f morals pldi favola et cetera moral3. m moraleessere giù di morale be feeling a bit downtirare su il morale a qualcuno cheer s.o. up, lift s.o.'s spirits* * *morale agg. moral: appoggio morale, moral support; azione morale, moral action; certezza morale, moral certainty; forza morale, moral courage; responsabilità morale, moral responsibility; (dir.) danni morali, moral damages; uomo morale, upright man // schiaffo morale, affront // vittoria morale, moral victory◆ s.f.1 morals (pl.): persona senza morale, person without morals (o immoral person); morale pubblica, public morals; la morale cattolica è molto severa, Catholic morals are very strict; a quei tempi la morale era molto libera, in those days morals were very lax2 (filosofia morale) moral philosophy, ethics [U]3 (conclusione didascalica) moral: trarre la morale, to draw a moral◆ s.m. morale, spirits (pl.): essere su, giù di morale, to be in high, low spirits; il morale dei soldati era basso, the soldiers' morale was low; tenere su il morale del popolo, to bolster the morale (o spirits) of the people // dai, su col morale!, (fam.) come on, keep your spirits up!* * *[mo'rale]1. agg(gen) moral2. sf1) (norme, consuetudini) morals pl, morality, Filosofia moral philosophy, ethics sg2) (insegnamento) moralcosì, morale della favola, siamo rimasti a casa — and the result was that we stayed at home
3. sm(stato d'animo) moraleaver il morale alto/a terra — to be in good/low spirits
* * *[mo'rale] 1.2.filosofia morale — moral philosophy, ethics
sostantivo maschile (disposizione di spirito) morale3.sollevare o tirar su il morale a qcn. to cheer sb. up, to raise o lift sb.'s morale o spirits; tenersi su di morale, tenere alto il morale to keep one's spirits up; tirarsi su di morale — to cheer up
sostantivo femminile1) (etica) morals pl., morality, ethicsla morale cristiana, borghese — Christian, bourgeois morals
2) (insegnamento) moralmorale della favola, non sono più partito — to cut a long story short, I didn't leave
fare la morale a qcn. — to give sb. a lecture
* * *morale/mo'rale/[codice, corruzione, sostegno, danno] moral; [ condotta] ethical; [ sofferenza] mental; filosofia morale moral philosophy, ethics; è stato uno schiaffo morale per lui it was a slap in the face for him(disposizione di spirito) morale; essere su di morale to be in good spirits; essere giù di morale to feel down; sollevare o tirar su il morale a qcn. to cheer sb. up, to raise o lift sb.'s morale o spirits; tenersi su di morale, tenere alto il morale to keep one's spirits up; tirarsi su di morale to cheer up1 (etica) morals pl., morality, ethics; la morale cristiana, borghese Christian, bourgeois morals; non avere alcuna morale to have no morals2 (insegnamento) moral; la morale della favola the moral of the story; morale della favola, non sono più partito to cut a long story short, I didn't leave; fare la morale a qcn. to give sb. a lecture. -
4 moralmente
moralmente avv. morally: un'azione moralmente riprovevole, a morally reprehensible action // comportarsi moralmente, to behave with moral rectitude.* * *[moral'mente]avverbio morallysostenere qcn. moralmente — to give sb. moral support, to back sb. up
* * *moralmente/moral'mente/morally; sostenere qcn. moralmente to give sb. moral support, to back sb. up. -
5 appoggio sm
[ap'pɔddʒo] appoggio (-gi)(gen, fig) support, Alpinismo press hold -
6 appoggio
sm [ap'pɔddʒo] appoggio (-gi)(gen, fig) support, Alpinismo press hold -
7 sostegno morale
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8 sostenere qcn. moralmente
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