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1 sottrarre
mathematics subtractdenaro embezzle* * *sottrarre v.tr.2 ( portar via) to take* away, to remove; ( rubare) to steal*: sottrarre qlco. alla vista di qlcu., to remove sthg. from s.o.'s sight; aveva sottratto tutto il contenuto della cassaforte, he had stolen everything that was in the safe; sottrarre un documento, una lettera, to steal a document, a letter3 ( liberare, salvare) to save, to rescue; to deliver: lo sottrassero alla morte, al pericolo, they saved him from death, from danger; sottrarre qlcu. alla vendetta di qlcu., to put s.o. out of reach of s.o.'s revenge; sottrarre qlcu. all'ira della folla, to rescue s.o. from the anger of the mob◘ sottrarsi v.rifl.1 ( sfuggire) to get* out (of sthg.); to evade (sthg.), to escape: non riuscirà a sottrarre alla giustizia, he will not be able to evade justice; sottrarre alla morte, al castigo, to escape death, punishment; sottrarre al pericolo, to get out of danger; sottrarre alla vigilanza di qlcu., to escape from s.o.'s vigilance2 ( venir meno) to shirk: sottrarre al proprio dovere, alle proprie responsabilità, to shirk one's duty, one's responsibilities; sottrarre a un obbligo, to shirk (o to back out of) an obligation.* * *1. [sot'trarre]vb irreg vt2)sottrarre a — to take away fromsottrarre a o da — to save from, rescue fromsottrarre da — to remove from, steal fromsottrarre qn/qc alla vista di qn — to remove sb/sth from sb's sight
2. vr (sottrarsi)sottrarsi a — (sfuggire) to escape, (evitare) to avoid
* * *[sot'trarre] 1.verbo transitivo2) (portare via) to take* away; (rubare) to steal* (a qcn. from sb.)sottrarre qcs. alla vista di qcn. — to remove sth. from sb.'s view, to put sth. out of sb.'s sight
2.sottrarre qcn. alla morte — to save sb. from death
verbo pronominale sottrarsi1) (sfuggire)- rsi a — to shirk, to dodge [doveri, impegno]; to shirk, to evade, to free oneself from, to get out of [ responsabilità]
* * *sottrarre/sot'trarre/ [95]2 (portare via) to take* away; (rubare) to steal* ( a qcn. from sb.); sottrarre qcs. alla vista di qcn. to remove sth. from sb.'s view, to put sth. out of sb.'s sight3 fig. (salvare) to save*, to rescue, to deliver [ persona] ( a qcs. from sth.); sottrarre qcn. alla morte to save sb. from deathII sottrarsi verbo pronominale2 (venire meno) - rsi a to shirk, to dodge [ doveri, impegno]; to shirk, to evade, to free oneself from, to get out of [ responsabilità]. -
2 imboscare
imboscare v.tr.1 to hide* in a wood2 (sottrarre al servizio militare) to help to evade military service3 (mettere al sicuro da requisizioni) to put* into safe keeping4 → imboschire.◘ imboscarsi v.rifl.1 (non com.) (mettersi in agguato) to lie* in ambush2 (sottrarsi al servizio militare) to evade military service; to be a draft-dodger3 (evitare situazioni difficili) to shirk4 (nascondersi in un bosco) to take* to the woods5 (fam.) (scomparire) to disappear: dove si sono imboscati?, where have they disappeared to?◆ v.intr.pron. (di vegetazione) to grow* thicker, to thicken.* * *[imbos'kare]1. vt(nascondere) to hide2. vr (imboscarsi)Mil to evade military service, dodge the draft Am* * *[imbos'kare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (nascondere) to hide* away [ oggetto]2) mil. gerg. to help [sb.] to evade military service [ soldato]2.verbo pronominale imboscarsi1) mil. gerg. to evade military service, to dodge the draft AE2) (sottrarsi a compiti gravosi) to shirk; (trovare un'occupazione tranquilla) to get* oneself a cushy number3) scherz. (nascondersi) to lie* low, to keep* a low profile4) scherz. (appartarsi) to have* a tumble in the hay* * *imboscare/imbos'kare/ [1]1 (nascondere) to hide* away [ oggetto]2 mil. gerg. to help [sb.] to evade military service [ soldato]II imboscarsi verbo pronominale2 (sottrarsi a compiti gravosi) to shirk; (trovare un'occupazione tranquilla) to get* oneself a cushy number3 scherz. (nascondersi) to lie* low, to keep* a low profile4 scherz. (appartarsi) to have* a tumble in the hay. -
3 defilarsi
[defi'larsi]verbo pronominale (sottrarsi a un impegno) to shirk, to wimp (out); (nascondersi) to dodge, to sneak away* * *defilarsi/defi'larsi/ [1](sottrarsi a un impegno) to shirk, to wimp (out); (nascondersi) to dodge, to sneak away. -
4 schivare
avoid, dodge colloq* * *schivare v.tr. to avoid; ( scansare) to dodge: schivare un pericolo, una persona, to avoid a danger, a person; cercò inutilmente di schivare i giornalisti, he tried in vain to avoid the press; schivare un colpo, to dodge a blow; cerca di schivare ogni lavoro, he tries to dodge work.* * *[ski'vare]verbo transitivo to avoid, to dodge, to parry [responsabilità, domanda, pallottola, colpo]; to shirk [ problema]* * *schivare/ski'vare/ [1]to avoid, to dodge, to parry [responsabilità, domanda, pallottola, colpo]; to shirk [ problema]. -
5 fuggire
flee* * *fuggire v. intr.1 to fly* (spec. all'inf., p.pr., indic. pres.), to flee* (non usato nell'indic. pres.); to run* away; to escape: fuggire di corsa, to run away; il ladro fuggì davanti al cane infuriato, the thief ran away (o fled) from the angry dog; dovettero fuggire dalla loro patria, they had to flee from their country; fuggì col suo amante, she eloped with her lover; fuggì appena in tempo, he escaped (o got away) just in time; i nemici fuggirono disordinatamente, the enemy fled in disorder; il tempo fugge, time flies // fuggire dalla prigione, to escape from (o to break out of) prison; fuggire di casa, to run away from home // scusate, ma devo proprio fuggire, sorry, but I've really got to fly (o to shoot off) // alla scappa e fuggi, at top speed (o pell-mell o in a tearing hurry) // (mar.) fuggire il vento, to flee before the wind2 ( rifuggire) to avoid (sthg., doing), to shun (sthg., s.o.): fuggire dalle cattive compagnie, to avoid (o to shun) bad company3 (sport) to make* a break◆ v.tr. ( evitare) to avoid, to shun; ( sottrarsi a) to shirk: fuggire qlcu. come la peste, to shun s.o. like the plague; fuggire un pericolo, to flee (from) a danger.* * *[fud'dʒire]1. vt(anche), fig to avoid, shun2. vi* * *[fud'dʒire] 1. 2.1) (andare via) to flee*, to run* awayfuggire in Cina, all'estero — to flee to China, abroad
fuggire davanti alle proprie responsabilità — to run o walk away from one's responsibilities
* * *fuggire/fud'dʒire/ [3](aus. essere)1 (andare via) to flee*, to run* away; fuggire in Cina, all'estero to flee to China, abroad; fuggire di prigione to escape from prison2 (sottrarsi a) fuggire davanti alle proprie responsabilità to run o walk away from one's responsibilities -
6 fiacca sf
['fjakka](stanchezza) weariness, (svogliatezza) listlessness -
7 pilateggiare
pilateggiare v. intr. (non com.) ( non assumersi una responsabilità) to wash one's hands (of sthg.), to shirk responsibility. -
8 fiacca
sf ['fjakka](stanchezza) weariness, (svogliatezza) listlessness
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