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1 criterio
m (pl -ri) criterion( buon senso) common sense* * *criterio s.m.1 criterion*; standard; rule; method; principle: adottare, seguire un criterio, to adopt, follow a principle; criteri di valutazione, valuation methods; criterio di promozione, advancement method; criteri letterari, literary criteria; con che criterio mi giudichi?, what standard (o yardstick) are you judging me by?; non misurare tutti gli uomini secondo lo stesso criterio!, don't measure all men by the same standard!; agire secondo un certo criterio, to act according to a certain principle2 (fam.) ( buon senso) good sense, common sense, sound judgement: una persona di criterio, a sensible person; una persona senza criterio, a person lacking common sense.* * *1) (parametro) criterion*, standardadottare un criterio — to follow a criterion, to adopt a standard
2) (senno) common sense, good sensecon criterio — [giudicare, agire] sensibly
* * *criteriopl. -ri /kri'tεrjo, ri/sostantivo m.1 (parametro) criterion*, standard; adottare un criterio to follow a criterion, to adopt a standard; giudicare tutti con lo stesso criterio to measure all people by the same yardstick; rispondere a un criterio to meet a criterion2 (senno) common sense, good sense; agire senza criterio to act recklessly; è una persona senza criterio he lacks common sense; con criterio [giudicare, agire] sensibly. -
2 agire senza criterio
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3 sacco
m (pl -cchi) sackfig colloq un sacco di piles of colloq costa un sacco it costs a fortunesacco a pelo sleeping bagsacco da montagna backpack, rucksackfig vuotare il sacco spill the beansconfidarsi pour one's heart out* * *sacco1 s.m.1 sack, bag: un sacco di patate, a sack of potatoes; un sacco di tela, a cloth bag; sacco da montagna, ( zaino) rucksack; sacco postale, mailbag // abito a sacco, loose (o sack) dress // colazione al sacco, packed lunch; ( picnic) picnic (lunch) // credo non sia tutta farina del suo sacco, I think s.o. else had a hand in it (o I don't think it's all his own work) // agire con la testa nel sacco, to act recklessly (o thoughtlessly o rashly) // essere un sacco d'ossa, to be a bag of bones // essere colto con le mani nel sacco, to be caught red-handed // mettere qlcu. nel sacco, to take s.o. in (o to cheat s.o. o to trick s.o. o to swindle s.o.) // tenere il sacco a qlcu.; to be s.o.'s accomplice // vuotare il sacco, ( confessare) to spill the beans, ( sfogarsi) to speak out (o to speak one's mind) // fare il sacco nel letto a qlcu., to make s.o. an apple-pie bed // non dir quattro finché non lo hai nel sacco, (prov.) don't count your chickens before they are hatched2 sacco a pelo, sleeping bag3 ( tela da sacchi) sacking, sackcloth // vestire il sacco della penitenza, to wear sackcloth and ashes4 ( grande quantità) a lot, a great deal, heaps (pl.), lots (pl.), loads (pl.): un sacco di preoccupazioni, lavoro, a lot of worries, work; un sacco di bugie, a pack of lies; gli hanno dato un sacco di botte, they beat him up; ha un sacco di soldi, he has pots (o loads) of money; fare un sacco di soldi, to make a lot of money (o a packet)5 (scient.) sac: (anat.) sacco lacrimale, lachrymal sac; (biol.) sacco vitellino, yolk (o vitelline) sac // (bot.): sacco embrionale, embryo-sac; sacco pollinico, pollen-sac // (zool.) sacco ovigero, egg-sac.sacco2 s.m. (letter.) ( saccheggio) sack, pillage, plunder: mettere a sacco una città, to sack a town.* * *1) (contenitore) sack, bagsacco postale — mailbag, postbag BE
sacco dell'immondizia — bin liner BE, trash bag AE
tela da sacco — sackcloth, sacking
pranzo al sacco — packed lunch, box lunch AE
2) (contenuto) sack(ful), bag(ful)sacco da viaggio — travel o duffel bag
4) (saccheggio) plunder, pillage, sack lett.mettere a sacco — to sack lett. [città, regione]
5) (scherzo)6) anat. bot. sac7) un sacco colloq. (moltissimo) a lot8) un sacco di colloq. loads of, lots of [cose, soldi ecc.]un sacco di bugie — a pack o parcel of lies
dare a qcn. un sacco di botte — to give sb. a good thrashing
•••sacco di pulci — (animale) fleabag
un sacco e una sporta — loads, lots
mettere qcn. nel sacco — (ingannare) = to deceive sb.
reggere il sacco a qcn. — to aid and abet sb
* * *saccopl. - chi /'sakko, ki/sostantivo m.1 (contenitore) sack, bag; sacco postale mailbag, postbag BE; sacco dell'immondizia bin liner BE, trash bag AE; tela da sacco sackcloth, sacking; pranzo al sacco packed lunch, box lunch AE2 (contenuto) sack(ful), bag(ful)5 (scherzo) fare il sacco to make an apple pie bed6 anat. bot. sac8 un sacco di colloq. loads of, lots of [cose, soldi ecc.]; un sacco di gente a (whole) load of people; un sacco di bugie a pack o parcel of lies; c'era un sacco di roba da mangiare there was loads to eat; dare a qcn. un sacco di botte to give sb. a good thrashingsacco di pulci (animale) fleabag; un sacco e una sporta loads, lots; essere un sacco di patate to be clumsy; vuotare il sacco to spill the beans; essere preso con le mani nel sacco to be caught red-handed; mettere qcn. nel sacco (ingannare) = to deceive sb.; non è farina del suo sacco this is not his own work; reggere il sacco a qcn. to aid and abet sb.\sacco a pelo sleeping bag. -
4 ciecamente
ciecamente avv. blindly; ( sconsideratamente) unthinkingly, recklessly: agire ciecamente, to act unthinkingly // credere ciecamente a qlcu., to believe s.o. blindly // fidarsi ciecamente di qlcu., to trust s.o. completely.* * *[tʃeka'mente]avverbio [obbedire, affidarsi] blindly* * *ciecamente/t∫eka'mente/[obbedire, affidarsi] blindly. -
5 incosciente
unconscious( irresponsabile) reckless* * *incosciente agg.1 (inconsapevole) unconscious: azione incosciente, unconscious action; essere incosciente, unconscious being; svenne e rimase incosciente per ore, he fainted and remained unconscious for hours2 (irresponsabile) irresponsible; reckless; foolhardy: atto incosciente, reckless act; persona incosciente, irresponsible person; sei un guidatore incosciente, you are a reckless driver◆ s.m. e f. irresponsible person: comportarsi da incosciente, to behave irresponsibly (o recklessly).* * *[inkoʃ'ʃɛnte]1. agg1) (irresponsabile) reckless, thoughtless2) (privo di sensi) unconscious2. sm/freckless person, thoughtless person* * *[inkoʃ'ʃɛnte] 1.1) med. unconscious, senseless2) (irresponsabile) reckless, irresponsible, mad2.sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile* * *incosciente/inko∫'∫εnte/1 med. unconscious, senseless2 (irresponsabile) reckless, irresponsible, madII m. e f.è un incosciente! he's totally irresponsible!
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