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1 involve
[ɪn'vɒlv] 1.there is a lot of work involved — implica o richiede molto lavoro
2) (cause to participate) coinvolgere; (implicate) implicare [person, group]to be involved in — (positive) partecipare a, occuparsi di [business, project]; (negative) essere coinvolto o implicato in [scandal, robbery]
not to get involved in o with sth. restare fuori da qcs., non farsi coinvolgere in qcs.; it will involve them in heavy expenditure — comporterà una spesa ingente per loro
to get involved in — farsi prendere o coinvolgere da [film, book, work]
2.to get involved with — legarsi o affezionarsi a [patient, client]; (romantically) essere (sentimentalmente) legato a [ person]
to involve oneself in o with — partecipare a [ project]; impegnarsi in [ task]
* * *[in'volv]1) (to require; to bring as a result: His job involves a lot of travelling.) implicare, comportare2) ((often with in or with) to cause to take part in or to be mixed up in: He has always been involved in/with the theatre; Don't ask my advice - I don't want to be/get involved.) implicare, impegnarsi•- involved- involvement* * *[ɪn'vɒlv] 1.there is a lot of work involved — implica o richiede molto lavoro
2) (cause to participate) coinvolgere; (implicate) implicare [person, group]to be involved in — (positive) partecipare a, occuparsi di [business, project]; (negative) essere coinvolto o implicato in [scandal, robbery]
not to get involved in o with sth. restare fuori da qcs., non farsi coinvolgere in qcs.; it will involve them in heavy expenditure — comporterà una spesa ingente per loro
to get involved in — farsi prendere o coinvolgere da [film, book, work]
2.to get involved with — legarsi o affezionarsi a [patient, client]; (romantically) essere (sentimentalmente) legato a [ person]
to involve oneself in o with — partecipare a [ project]; impegnarsi in [ task]
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2 ♦ (to) attend
♦ (to) attend /əˈtɛnd/A v. t.1 essere presente a; presenziare a; assistere a; partecipare a; intervenire a; andare a: to attend a funeral, andare a un funerale; presenziare a un funerale; to attend a meeting, partecipare a una riunione; The meeting was well attended, la partecipazione alla riunione è stata elevata; alla riunione hanno partecipato in molti NOTA D'USO: - to participate o to attend?-2 frequentare; andare a; seguire: to attend church regularly, frequentare la chiesa; andare regolarmente in chiesa; to attend classes, frequentare le lezioni; to attend sb. 's lessons, seguire le lezioni di q.3 (form.) accompagnare; assistere; scortare; essere al seguito di: The president is attended by his own doctor, il presidente è accompagnato dal suo dottore personale; to be attended by one's bodyguard, essere scortato dalla propria guardia del corpo; Twenty maids of honour attended the young queen, venti damigelle erano al seguito della regina4 (generalm. al passivo) (form.) accompagnare; seguire; fare seguito a: The construction of the theatre was attended by several difficulties, la costruzione del teatro avvenne tra molte difficoltà; His efforts were attended by success, i suoi sforzi sono stati coronati dal successoB v. i.1 – to attend to, occuparsi di; badare a; attendere a: to attend strictly to business, occuparsi solo d'affari; (leg.) to attend to a case, occuparsi di una causa; to attend to sb. 's needs, attendere ai bisogni di q.; occuparsi di q.; I have my own business to attend to, devo badare ai miei affari; ( in un negozio, ecc.) Is anybody attending to you?, La stanno servendo?2 – to attend to, aver cura di; assistere; accudire a: to attend to the wounded, assistere i feriti; He was attended by a nurse, era accudito da un'infermiera3 – to attend to, prestare attenzione a; ascoltare; dare ascolto a: He didn't attend to a single word I said, non prestò attenzione a una sola parola di quello che dissi; Please attend to me, ti prego di ascoltarmi4 – to attend on (o upon) scortare; essere al seguito (o al servizio) di: The prince had lots of people attending on him, il principe aveva molte persone al suo seguitoFALSI AMICI: to attend non significa attendere nel senso di aspettare. -
3 ♦ (to) attend
♦ (to) attend /əˈtɛnd/A v. t.1 essere presente a; presenziare a; assistere a; partecipare a; intervenire a; andare a: to attend a funeral, andare a un funerale; presenziare a un funerale; to attend a meeting, partecipare a una riunione; The meeting was well attended, la partecipazione alla riunione è stata elevata; alla riunione hanno partecipato in molti NOTA D'USO: - to participate o to attend?-2 frequentare; andare a; seguire: to attend church regularly, frequentare la chiesa; andare regolarmente in chiesa; to attend classes, frequentare le lezioni; to attend sb. 's lessons, seguire le lezioni di q.3 (form.) accompagnare; assistere; scortare; essere al seguito di: The president is attended by his own doctor, il presidente è accompagnato dal suo dottore personale; to be attended by one's bodyguard, essere scortato dalla propria guardia del corpo; Twenty maids of honour attended the young queen, venti damigelle erano al seguito della regina4 (generalm. al passivo) (form.) accompagnare; seguire; fare seguito a: The construction of the theatre was attended by several difficulties, la costruzione del teatro avvenne tra molte difficoltà; His efforts were attended by success, i suoi sforzi sono stati coronati dal successoB v. i.1 – to attend to, occuparsi di; badare a; attendere a: to attend strictly to business, occuparsi solo d'affari; (leg.) to attend to a case, occuparsi di una causa; to attend to sb. 's needs, attendere ai bisogni di q.; occuparsi di q.; I have my own business to attend to, devo badare ai miei affari; ( in un negozio, ecc.) Is anybody attending to you?, La stanno servendo?2 – to attend to, aver cura di; assistere; accudire a: to attend to the wounded, assistere i feriti; He was attended by a nurse, era accudito da un'infermiera3 – to attend to, prestare attenzione a; ascoltare; dare ascolto a: He didn't attend to a single word I said, non prestò attenzione a una sola parola di quello che dissi; Please attend to me, ti prego di ascoltarmi4 – to attend on (o upon) scortare; essere al seguito (o al servizio) di: The prince had lots of people attending on him, il principe aveva molte persone al suo seguitoFALSI AMICI: to attend non significa attendere nel senso di aspettare.
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