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1 custodire
( conservare) keep* * *custodire v.tr.1 ( serbare) to keep*, to guard, to preserve: custodire i gioielli sotto chiave, to keep one's jewels under lock and key; custodire i soldi in cassaforte, to keep money in the safe; custodire gelosamente un segreto, to guard a secret jealously; custodire l'onore, to protect one's honour2 ( aver cura di) to look after (s.o., sthg.), to take* care of (s.o., sthg.): mentre sono lontano, custodisci la casa, while I am away, take care of the house* * *[kusto'dire]verbo transitivo1) (conservare) to guard, to take* care of [ oggetto]; to keep* [libro, lettera, denaro]; to keep*, to guard [ segreto]custodire gelosamente — to treasure, to enshrine [ ricordo]
2) (sorvegliare) [persona, poliziotto] to guard [luogo, prigioniero]; [ persona] to look after, to watch [bambino, malato]parcheggio custodito — supervised o attended car park
* * *custodire/kusto'dire/ [102]1 (conservare) to guard, to take* care of [ oggetto]; to keep* [libro, lettera, denaro]; to keep*, to guard [ segreto]; custodire gelosamente to treasure, to enshrine [ ricordo]2 (sorvegliare) [persona, poliziotto] to guard [luogo, prigioniero]; [ persona] to look after, to watch [bambino, malato]; parcheggio custodito supervised o attended car park. -
2 parcheggio custodito
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3 sorvegliato
sorvegliato agg. supervised; guarded, controlled◆ s.m. person under surveillance // (dir.) sorvegliato ( speciale), person under police surveillance.* * *[sorveʎ'ʎato]sostantivo maschilesorvegliato speciale — = person kept under high security surveillance
* * *sorvegliato/sorveλ'λato/sostantivo m.sorvegliato speciale = person kept under high security surveillance. -
4 doposcuola sm inv
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5 doposcuola
sm inv [dopos'kwɔla]
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