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1 obbediente
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2 ubbidiente
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3 obbediente
obbediente agg. obedient (to), compliant (with), submissive, docile: un bambino obbediente, an obedient child; essere obbediente agli ordini di qlcu., to be at s.o.'s beck and call.* * *[obbe'djɛnte]aggettivo obedient* * *obbediente/obbe'djεnte/obedient. -
4 servitore
servitore s.m.1 servant: servitore in livrea, liveried servant // servitore di Dio, servant of God // vostro servitore umilissimo, your obedient (o humble) servant* * *[servi'tore]sostantivo maschile1) (domestico) servant, manservant*2) fig. servant* * *servitore/servi'tore/sostantivo m.1 (domestico) servant, manservant*2 fig. servant; un servitore dello stato a servant of the state; il vostro devoto servitore your obedient servant. -
5 devoto
1. adj devotedreligion devout2. m, devota f devotee* * *devoto agg.2 ( dettato da devozione) of devotion, of prayer; (estens.) holy: ascoltare in devoto silenzio, to listen in devoted silence3 ( dedito) devoted, dedicated: devoto al lavoro, devoted to work // essere devoto alla bottiglia, (scherz.) to be addicted to (o to worship) the bottle4 ( affezionato) devout, affectionate, sincere, loyal: amico devoto, sincere friend; servitore devoto, devoted servant5 ( consacrato) devoted, consecrated◆ s.m.1 worshipper, devotee: i devoti di Santa Rita, the devotees of Saint Rita2 ( fedele) devoted friend, loyal follower, devotee.* * *[de'vɔto] devoto (-a)1. aggRel devout, pious, (affezionato) devoted2. sm/fi devoti — (i fedeli) the faithful
* * *[de'vɔto] 1.2) (ossequioso) [ silenzio] reverent; [ affetto] devout, reverent3) (pio) [persona, famiglia] devout, pious4) ant. (nelle lettere)2.suo devoto, suo devotissimo — Your obedient
sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) (pio) devotee2) (seguace) loyal supporter* * *devoto/de'vɔto/3 (pio) [persona, famiglia] devout, pious(f. -a)1 (pio) devotee2 (seguace) loyal supporter. -
6 sottomesso
1. past part vedere sottomettere2. adj submissivepopolo subject attr* * *sottomesso agg.2 ( remissivo) submissive, obedient; ( rispettoso) respectful: ragazzo sottomesso, obedient (o submissive) boy.* * *[sotto'messo] sottomesso (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg* * *[sotto'messo] 1.participio passato sottomettere2.* * *sottomesso/sotto'messo/II aggettivo -
7 disciplinato
disciplined* * *disciplinato agg.1 (well-)disciplined, well-behaved; ( obbediente) obedient: un alunno disciplinato, a well-behaved pupil* * *[diʃʃipli'nato] 1.participio passato disciplinare II2.1) (che osserva la disciplina) [persona, maniera] disciplined2) (ordinato) [ traffico] orderly* * *disciplinato/di∫∫ipli'nato/→ 2. disciplinareII aggettivo1 (che osserva la disciplina) [persona, maniera] disciplined2 (ordinato) [ traffico] orderly. -
8 il vostro devoto servitore
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9 ligio
ligio agg.1 (fedele) faithful, true; loyal; (osservante) that abides (by); observant (of); obedient (to): ligio al dovere, dutiful (o faithful to one's duty); ligio alle regole, observant of rules; è ligio al sovrano, he is loyal (o true) to his King; essere ligio alla tradizione, to be faithful to tradition2 (st.) liege: un suddito ligio al proprio signore, a subject liege to his lord.* * *ligio al (proprio) dovere — devoted to one's duty, dutiful
* * *ligiopl. -gi, - gie e -ge /'lidʒo, dʒi, dʒe/(fedele) [ persona] faithful; ligio al (proprio) dovere devoted to one's duty, dutiful; ligio alle regole rule-abiding. -
10 ossequente
1 ( rispettoso) respectful (of s.o., sthg.); deferential; obsequious: un figlio ossequente, a respectful son2 ( obbediente) compliant (with s.o., sthg.), obedient: ossequente agli ordini, compliant with orders; ossequente alla legge, law-abiding.* * *[osse'kwɛnte]* * *ossequente/osse'kwεnte/→ ossequiente. -
11 suo devoto, suo devotissimo
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12 figliolo sm
[fiʎ'ʎɔlo]un figliolo ubbidiente — (ragazzo) an obedient young boy o man
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13 ubbidiente agg
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14 ottemperante
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15 figliolo
sm [fiʎ'ʎɔlo]un figliolo ubbidiente — (ragazzo) an obedient young boy o man
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16 ubbidiente
agg [ubbi'djɛnte]
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