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41 capitolare vi
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42 incondizionato agg
[inkondittsjo'nato] incondizionato (-a)(approvazione ecc) unconditional, (fiducia) unquestioning, completeresa incondizionata — (anche), fig unconditional surrender
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43 intimare vt
[inti'mare](ordinare) to order, command, (notificare) to give notice ofintimare l'alt — to order sb to stop o halt
PAROLA CHIAVE: intimare non si traduce mai con la parola inglese intimateintimare lo sfratto a qn Dir — to serve an eviction notice o order on sb
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44 resa sf
['resa]1) (l'arrendersi) surrender2) (rendimento: di podere) yield, (di operaio) productivity3)4) (Comm : restituzione) repayment, (merce restituita) unsold goods -
45 arrendersi
vip irreg [ar'rɛndersi]arrendersi (a) — (polizia, nemico) to give o.s. up (to), surrender (to)
arrendersi all'evidenza (dei fatti) — to accept o yield to the evidence
non ce la faccio, mi arrendo — I can't do it, I give up
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46 capitolare
vi [kapito'lare] -
47 cedere
['tʃɛdere]1. vt1)cedere qc (a qn) — to give sth up (to sb), (eredità, diritto) to transfer sth (to sb), make sth over (to sb)cedere il posto a qn — (in autobus) to give sb one's seat
2) (Comm : vendere) to sell"cedo"; "cedesi" — "for sale"
2)cedere a — to give way to, to surrender to, yield to, give in to3) (deformarsi: tessuto, scarpe) to give -
48 dare
1. ['dare]vb irreg vt1) (gen) to give, (premio, borsa di studio) to give, awarddare qc a qn — to give sb sth, give sth to sb
dare da mangiare/bere a qn — to give sb sth to eat/drink
dare uno schiaffo/un calcio a qn — to give sb a slap/kick, slap/kick sb
gli hanno dato 5 anni — (di prigione) they gave him 5 years
dare tutto se stesso a qn/qc — to give one's all to sb/sth
gli investimenti hanno dato il 10% di interesse — the investments yielded 10% interest
4)dare qc/qn per perso — to give sth/sb up for lost
dare ad intendere a qn che... — to lead sb to believe that...
ciò mi dà da pensare — (insospettire) that gives me food for thought, (preoccupare) that worries me
1)(finestra, casa: guardare)
dare su — to overlook, give onto, look (out) onto2)(colore: tendere)
dare su — to tend towards3. vr (darsi)darsi a — (musica, politica) to devote o.s. to
darsi al bere/al gioco — to take to drink/to gambling
coraggio, diamoci da fare! — come on, let's get on with it!
4. vip (darsi)1)può darsi — maybe, perhaps
può darsi che venga — he may come, perhaps he will come
si dà il caso che... — it so happens that...
2)5. smPAROLA CHIAVE: dare non si traduce mai con la parola inglese dare -
49 disarmare
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50 incondizionato
agg [inkondittsjo'nato] incondizionato (-a)(approvazione ecc) unconditional, (fiducia) unquestioning, completeresa incondizionata — (anche), fig unconditional surrender
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51 intimare
vt [inti'mare](ordinare) to order, command, (notificare) to give notice ofintimare l'alt — to order sb to stop o halt
PAROLA CHIAVE: intimare non si traduce mai con la parola inglese intimateintimare lo sfratto a qn Dir — to serve an eviction notice o order on sb
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52 resa
sf ['resa]1) (l'arrendersi) surrender2) (rendimento: di podere) yield, (di operaio) productivity3)4) (Comm : restituzione) repayment, (merce restituita) unsold goods -
53 arrendersi
give, surrender, yield
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surrender — [sə ren′dər] vt. [ME surrendren < MFr surrendre < sur , up (see SUR 1) + rendre, to RENDER] 1. to give up possession of or power over; yield to another on demand or compulsion 2. to give up claim to; give over or yield, esp. voluntarily, as … English World dictionary
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Surrender — Sur*ren der, v. i. To give up one s self into the power of another; to yield; as, the enemy, seeing no way of escape, surrendered at the first summons. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
