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1 raddrizzare
"to straighten;Ausrichten;endireitar"* * *straighten* * *raddrizzare v.tr.1 to straighten, to make* straight: raddrizza quel quadro, put that picture straight; raddrizzare una barra, una linea, to straighten a bar, a line; raddrizza la schiena, o diventi gobbo, straighten up or you'll get a hump // raddrizzare le gambe ai cani, (fig.) to attempt the impossible2 (fig.) ( correggere) to correct; to redress; to right; ( accomodare) to settle, to fix: raddrizzare i torti, to right wrongs; non sarà facile raddrizzare la questione, it won't be easy to settle the matter // raddrizzare le ossa a qlcu., (iron.) to settle s.o.3 (elettr.) to rectify.◘ raddrizzarsi v.intr.pron.1 to straighten oneself; ( mettersi eretto) to draw* oneself up: si raddrizzò a fatica, he straightened himself up with difficulty2 ( rimettersi sulla buona strada) to straighten oneself out, to turn over a new leaf: il ragazzo si raddrizzò quando cominciò a lavorare, the boy straightened himself out when he started work.* * *[raddrit'tsare]1. vt1) (mettere dritto) to straighten, (fig : correggere) to put straight, correct2) Elettr to rectify2. vr (raddrizzarsi)(persona) to straighten (o.s.) up* * *[raddrit'tsare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (far tornare dritto) to straighten up [picchetto, barra]; to straighten [denti, chiave, arnese]; to straighten, to set* [sth.] straight [ quadro]2) (dopo una manovra) to straighten up [barca a vela, aliante, volante]3) (dopo un errore) to redress [torto, situazione]ti raddrizzo io! — colloq. I'll teach you!
4) el. to rectify2.verbo pronominale raddrizzarsi1) (mettersi dritto) to straighten (up), to push oneself upright2) (dopo una manovra) [barca a vela, aliante] to straighten up••raddrizzare le gambe ai cani — to milk the bull o the ram
* * *raddrizzare/raddrit'tsare/ [1]1 (far tornare dritto) to straighten up [picchetto, barra]; to straighten [denti, chiave, arnese]; to straighten, to set* [sth.] straight [ quadro]; raddrizzare le spalle to straighten one's shoulders2 (dopo una manovra) to straighten up [barca a vela, aliante, volante]4 el. to rectifyII raddrizzarsi verbo pronominale1 (mettersi dritto) to straighten (up), to push oneself upright2 (dopo una manovra) [barca a vela, aliante] to straighten upraddrizzare le gambe ai cani to milk the bull o the ram. -
2 risolvere
solve( decidere) resolve* * *risolvere v.tr.1 to solve, to work out; to resolve: (mat.) risolvere un problema, un'equazione, to solve a problem, an equation; risolvere un indovinello, to solve (o to work out) a riddle; non è un problema facile da risolvere, it's not an easy problem to solve; il commissario ha risolto il caso, the inspector solved the case; risolvere un dubbio, una difficoltà, to resolve a doubt, a difficulty2 ( definire, comporre) to settle, to resolve: risolvere una questione, to settle a question; risolvere una lite familiare, to settle a family dispute; risolvere una vertenza, to resolve a dispute3 ( decidere) to resolve, to decide: risolse di farlo lui stesso, he resolved (o decided) that he would do it (o to do it) himself; risolsi di partire, I resolved (o I decided) to leave4 (dir.) ( rescindere) to rescind, to annul, to cancel: risolvere un contratto, to rescind (o to annul) a contract; risolvere un rapporto di lavoro, to terminate an employment6 (chim.) to resolve, to break* down, to reduce: risolvere un composto nei suoi elementi, to break a compound down into (o to reduce a compound to) its elements◘ risolversi v.intr.pron.1 ( decidersi) to decide; to make* up one's mind: non so risolvermi, I cannot make up my mind; si risolse a farlo, he resolved to do it2 ( tramutarsi) to change into (sthg.), to turn into (sthg.): la nebbia si risolse in pioggia, the fog turned into rain; fortunatamente l'uragano si risolse in un violento temporale, fortunately the hurricane turned into a violent storm; tutto si risolse in bene, in male, everything turned out well, badly; tutto si risolse in nulla, it all came to nothing (o fizzled out)3 ( di malattia) to clear up: non è niente di grave, si risolverà in pochi giorni, it's nothing serious, it will clear up in a few days.* * *1. [ri'sɔlvere]vb irreg vt1) (problema) Mat to solve, work out, (mistero, indovinello) to solve, (difficoltà, faccenda, controversia) to resolve, sort out2) (decidere) to decide, resolve3) (Dir : contratto) to annul, cancel4) Chim to break down2. vip (risolversi)risolversi in bene — to end well, turn out well
2) (decidersi)3) (malattia) to clear up* * *[ri'sɔlvere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (trovare la soluzione a) to solve, to clear up, to work out, to sort out [mistero, problema]; to solve [indovinello, equazione]2) (appianare) to resolve, to settle [conflitto, contraddizione]3) chim. fis. to resolve (in into)4) dir. to rescind, to cancel [ contratto]2.verbo pronominale risolversi1) (concludersi) to turn in(to) [disastro, farsa]; to end in [ fiasco]2) (decidersi) to decide ( a fare to do), to resolve ( a fare on doing)3) med. [ infezione] to clear up* * *risolvere/ri'sɔlvere/ [22]1 (trovare la soluzione a) to solve, to clear up, to work out, to sort out [mistero, problema]; to solve [indovinello, equazione]; risolvere la faccenda to smooth things over2 (appianare) to resolve, to settle [conflitto, contraddizione]3 chim. fis. to resolve (in into)4 dir. to rescind, to cancel [ contratto]II risolversi verbo pronominale1 (concludersi) to turn in(to) [disastro, farsa]; to end in [ fiasco]; - rsi in nulla to come to naught3 med. [ infezione] to clear up.
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