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21 (to) muse
(to) muse /mju:z/A v. i.meditare; cogitare (lett.); riflettere: to muse upon the meaning of life, meditare sul significato della vitaB v. t.● to muse upon the peaceful scenery of the country, contemplare il tranquillo panorama della campagna. -
22 ■ set up
■ set upv. t. + avv.1 mettere su; alzare; erigere; piantare: to set up a tent, mettere su (o piantare) una tenda; to set up a statue, erigere una statua2 mettere su; montare; installare; allestire; predisporre: (teatr.) to set up the scenery, montare l'apparato scenico; to set up the machinery, installare il macchinario; to set up a stand, allestire uno stand3 mettere su; mettere in piedi (fig.); istituire; fondare; costituire; formare; aprire ( un ufficio); avviare ( un'azienda): to set up a school, mettere su una scuola; to set up a new firm, fondare una nuova ditta; to set up a special committee, istituire una commissione speciale; to set up a business, avviare un'attività (o un'impresa) to set up one's practice, aprire uno studio medico (o dentistico, ecc.)4 sistemare; mettere (q. ) in affari (o in politica, ecc.); aiutare (q.) finanziariamente (politicamente, ecc.) a fare carriera; lanciare (q.): to set sb. up for life, sistemare q. per tutta la vita6 causare, provocare, dare l'avvio (o il via) a: to set up a violent reaction, causare una reazione violenta; to set up inflammation, provocare un'infiammazione7 (comput.) configurare; impostare; installare10 (tipogr.) comporre13 (fam.) montare un'accusa contro (q.); incastrare (fig.): He claimed he had been set up by the police, sosteneva d'essere stato incastrato dalla polizia □ to set oneself up against sb., mettersi contro q.; prendere posizione contro q. □ to set ( oneself) up as, mettersi a fare ( un mestiere); impancarsi a ( giudice, ecc.); pretenderla a, darsi arie di ( intenditore, ecc.) □ to set up home (o house), metter su casa □ to set up shop, mettere su un negozio; aprire bottega ( anche fig.) □ to set up sb. with st., fornire, provvedere q. di qc. □ to be well set up, essere forte (o robusto, tarchiato) □ to be well set up with st., essere ben fornito di qc. -
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24 (to) muse
(to) muse /mju:z/A v. i.meditare; cogitare (lett.); riflettere: to muse upon the meaning of life, meditare sul significato della vitaB v. t.● to muse upon the peaceful scenery of the country, contemplare il tranquillo panorama della campagna. -
25 varied
['veərɪd]aggettivo vario, svariato* * *adjective He has had a very varied career.) vario; movimentato* * *varied /ˈvɛərɪd/a.1 vario; svariato: varied interests, svariati interessi; varied diet, dieta variata; Her reasons for leaving were many and varied, le sue ragioni per andarsene erano numerose e svariate2 vario; pieno di varietà: to lead a varied life, fare una vita varia; varied scenery, paesaggio mutevole.* * *['veərɪd]aggettivo vario, svariato -
26 enough *****
[ɪ'nʌf]1. adj, n(sufficient) abbastanzaenough people/money/time — abbastanza gente/soldi/tempo
have you got enough? — ne hai abbastanza or a sufficienza?
will £5 be enough? — bastano 5 sterline?
that's enough, thank you — basta, grazie
I've had enough! — (protest) non ne posso più!
2. advshe was fool enough or enough of a fool to listen to him — è stata così stupida da dargli retta
you know well enough that... — sai molto bene che...
oddly enough,... — stranamente...
fair enough! fam — d'accordo!
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27 remind *** re·mind vt
[rɪ'maɪnd]ricordare, rammentareto remind sb of sth/to do sth — ricordare or rammentare a qn qc/di fare qc
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28 setting set·ting n
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29 shift ***
[ʃɪft]1. n1) (change: in wind, opinion etc) cambiamento, (movement: of load) spostamento, (Comm: in demand) variazione f (della domanda)2) (period of work, group of workers) turnoto work on night/day shift — fare il turno di notte/di giorno
3) old, (expedient) espediente mto make shift with/without sth — arrangiarsi con/senza qc
4) Am Auto, (also: gear shift) cambio2. vt(gen) spostare, (sth stuck) smuovere, (dirt, stain) togliere, (employee) trasferire, (change: position etc) cambiareto shift scenery Theatre — cambiare le scene
3. vishift up or over or along! — spostati!
2)to shift for o.s. — arrangiarsi da sé, cavarsela da solo (-a)
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30 stage manager
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31 wildness wild·ness n
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