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1 (to) navigate
(to) navigate /ˈnævɪgeɪt/A v. i.1 navigare; governare; dirigere la rotta4 (autom.) fare il navigatoreB v. t.4 (fig.) guidare; far passare: to navigate a bill through the Commons, far passare un disegno di legge ai Comuni5 (fig.) superare: The drunk navigated the steps with difficulty, l'ubriaco superò i gradini con difficoltà● to navigate the Alps by air, trasvolare le Alpi □ to navigate the Atlantic, fare la traversata dell'Atlantico □ to navigate one's way through the crowd, farsi largo tra la folla NOTA D'USO: - to navigate o to surf?-. -
2 (to) navigate
(to) navigate /ˈnævɪgeɪt/A v. i.1 navigare; governare; dirigere la rotta4 (autom.) fare il navigatoreB v. t.4 (fig.) guidare; far passare: to navigate a bill through the Commons, far passare un disegno di legge ai Comuni5 (fig.) superare: The drunk navigated the steps with difficulty, l'ubriaco superò i gradini con difficoltà● to navigate the Alps by air, trasvolare le Alpi □ to navigate the Atlantic, fare la traversata dell'Atlantico □ to navigate one's way through the crowd, farsi largo tra la folla NOTA D'USO: - to navigate o to surf?-.
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