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comment on* * *commentare v.tr.1 ( spiegare) to comment on, upon (sthg.): to annotate; to expound: commentare la Bibbia, to expound the Scriptures; commentare un testo, to comment upon (o to annotate) a text2 ( eventi, parole) to comment on, upon (sthg.); to remark upon (sthg.): commentare un avvenimento, to comment (up)on (o to make comments on) an event; non ha commentato il fatto, he did not comment on the fact; la sentenza si commenta da sé, the sentence speaks for itself.* * *[kommen'tare]verbo transitivo1) (discutere) to comment on [ notizia]i fatti si commentano da soli — the facts speak for themselves o tell their own tale
2) (spiegare) to comment on [film, passaggio]; (annotare) to annotate [ testo]3) rad. telev. to commentate on [ partita]* * *commentare/kommen'tare/ [1]1 (discutere) to comment on [ notizia]; i fatti si commentano da soli the facts speak for themselves o tell their own tale3 rad. telev. to commentate on [ partita]. -
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m comment* * *commento s.m.1 ( di un testo) commentary; comment: 'La Divina Commedia' col commento di..., 'The Divine Comedy' with notes by...; l'insegnante fece un commento della poesia, the teacher commentated on the poem2 ( di eventi, parole) comment, remark; commento sfavorevole, unfavourable remark; avete commenti da fare?, have you any comments?; non fece commenti, he made no comment; la sua condotta provocò un'infinità di commenti, her behaviour aroused a great deal of comment; se ne andò senza fare commenti, he left without passing comment // commento radiofonico, running commentary: fare il commento radiofonico della partita, to give a running commentary on the match // commento musicale, background music.* * *[kom'mento]sostantivo maschile1) (osservazione) comment (su on), remark (su about)fare dei -i su — to make comments about, to comment on
2) rad. telev. commentary (di, su on)fare il commento di — to commentate on [ partita]
3) (insieme di note) commentaryfare il commento di un testo — to do o write a commentary (on a text)
* * *commento/kom'mento/sostantivo m.1 (osservazione) comment (su on), remark (su about); fare dei -i su to make comments about, to comment on; senza fare -i without comment3 (insieme di note) commentary; fare il commento di un testo to do o write a commentary (on a text). -
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f (pl -che) chronicledi partita commentaryfatto di cronaca news itemcronaca nera crime newsessere al centro della cronaca be front-page news* * *cronaca s.f.1 chronicle // 'La Cronaca Anglosassone', 'The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle'2 ( di giornale) news [U]: cronaca cittadina, local news; cronaca rosa, society news; cronaca nera, crime news; cronaca letteraria, book news // cronaca giudiziaria, law reports // fatti di cronaca, news stories3 ( resoconto) account, description: mi ha fatto la cronaca dettagliata della sua prima giornata di lavoro, he gave me a detailed description (o account) of his first day's work; fare la cronaca diretta di una partita di calcio, to give a running commentary on a football match // per la cronaca, for the record: per la cronaca, hai fatto ben quindici minuti di ritardo, for the record, you were fifteen minutes late.* * *1) (nella stampa) column, page, news Ula cronaca economica, politica — business, political column
rubrica di cronaca mondana — social o society column
2) rad. telev. commentaryfare la cronaca di — to commentate on [ evento sportivo]
3) colloq. (narrazione) account, descriptionfare la cronaca di qcs. — to give an account of sth
4) stor. lett. chronicle•••per la, a titolo di cronaca — for the record
* * *cronacapl. - che /'kronaka, ke/sostantivo f.1 (nella stampa) column, page, news U; la cronaca economica, politica business, political column; rubrica di cronaca mondana social o society column; fatto di cronaca news item2 rad. telev. commentary; cronaca in diretta running commentary; fare la cronaca di to commentate on [ evento sportivo]4 stor. lett. chronicleper la, a titolo di cronaca for the record\cronaca cittadina local news; cronaca nera crime news; cronaca rosa gossip column; cronaca sportiva sports diary. -
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