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1 ♦ conscious
♦ conscious /ˈkɒnʃəs/A a.1 cosciente: The dying man was still conscious, il moribondo era ancora cosciente; to be conscious to the last, rimanere cosciente fino all'ultimo2 consapevole; conscio; che ha coscienza, che si rende conto (di qc.): He is conscious of his shortcomings, è conscio delle sue manchevolezze; I was conscious of the fact that…, mi rendevo conto del fatto che…; to become conscious of, accorgersi di; rendersi conto di3 deliberato; intenzionale: conscious attempt, tentativo deliberato; conscious choice, scelta deliberata4 (nei composti) sensibile a; attento a; preoccupato di: environmentally conscious, sensibile ai problemi dell'ambiente; ambientalistico; health-conscious, che si preoccupa della salute; fashion-conscious, attento alla moda; che segue la modaB n.(psic.) (il) conscioconsciously avv. -
2 conscious *** con·scious adj
['kɒnʃəs]1)conscious (of sth/of doing) — consapevole (di qc/di fare), conscio (-a) (di qc/di fare)to become conscious of sth/that — rendersi conto di qc/che
2) (deliberate: insult, error) intenzionale, voluto (-a)3) Med cosciente -
3 aware
[ə'weə(r)]1) (conscious) conscio, consapevole; (informed) al correnteto be aware of — (realize) essere consapevole di [problem, importance, danger]; (be informed about) essere al corrente di [ fact]
to become aware that — rendersi conto che, accorgersi che
to make sb. aware of, that — informare qcn. di, che
2) (well-informed) informato, al corrente* * *[ə'weə](knowing; informed; conscious (of): Is he aware of the problem?; Are they aware that I'm coming?) consapevole, conscio* * *[ə'weə(r)]1) (conscious) conscio, consapevole; (informed) al correnteto be aware of — (realize) essere consapevole di [problem, importance, danger]; (be informed about) essere al corrente di [ fact]
to become aware that — rendersi conto che, accorgersi che
to make sb. aware of, that — informare qcn. di, che
2) (well-informed) informato, al corrente -
4 aware **** adj
[ə'wɛə(r)]to be aware of — (conscious) rendersi conto di, (informed) essere al corrente di, essere conscio (-a) di
to be politically/socially aware — aver coscienza politica/sociale
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