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1 affronto
m insult* * *affronto s.m. affront, insult, outrage, slight, snub: fare un affronto a qlcu., (form.) to offer an affront to s.o. (o to slight s.o. o to insult s.o.); subire, patire un affronto da parte di qlcu., to be insulted by (o form. to suffer an affront at the hands of) s.o.* * *[af'fronto]sostantivo maschile affront (a to), slight (a on)fare un affronto a qcn. — to insult sb., to slight sb.
* * *affronto/af'fronto/sostantivo m.affront (a to), slight (a on); fare un affronto a qcn. to insult sb., to slight sb.; subire un affronto to suffer a slight. -
2 patire
1. v/i suffer (di from)2. v/t suffer (from)* * *patire v. intr. to suffer: quella pianta ha patito per il gelo, that plant has suffered from the frost; la tua popolarità non potrà che patirne, your popularity can only suffer from it; dopo tutto quello che mi ha fatto patire ha avuto il coraggio di ripresentarsi, after all the suffering he caused me he dared to show up again // finire di patire, to have done with suffering◆ v.tr.1 to suffer: ha patito molti torti, he has suffered many wrongs; patire un affronto, to suffer an affront; patire il caldo, il freddo, to suffer from the heat, the cold; patire la fame, to starve; far patire la fame a qlcu., to starve s.o. (o to let s.o. go hungry); patire la sete, to be dying of thirst; far patire la sete a qlcu., to let s.o. go thirsty; ho patito le pene dell'inferno con questa traduzione, I had a hell of a time with this translation2 ( sopportare) to bear*, to stand*: non posso patire di veder maltrattare i bambini, I cannot bear to see (o seeing) children ill-treated.* * *[pa'tire]1. vt2. vi* * *[pa'tire] 1.verbo transitivo1) (subire) to experience, to suffer, to undergo* [sconfitta, rifiuto]2) (soffrire) to feel*, to suffer from [freddo, caldo]2.* * *patire/pa'tire/ [102]1 (subire) to experience, to suffer, to undergo* [sconfitta, rifiuto]2 (soffrire) to feel*, to suffer from [freddo, caldo]; patire la fame to go hungry; patire il solletico to be ticklish -
3 oltraggio
m (pl -ggi) offence, AE offense, outrage* * *oltraggio s.m.1 outrage; ( insulto) insult, abuse; ( offesa) offence: recare oltraggio alla giustizia, al pudore, to be an outrage against justice, decency; recare oltraggio a qlcu., to commit an outrage on (o against) s.o.; subire un oltraggio, to suffer an affront; vendicare un oltraggio, to revenge an insult // (dir.): oltraggio alla corte, contempt of court; oltraggio a pubblico ufficiale, insulting a public officer // quel lusso è un oltraggio alla miseria, that luxury is an insult to misery* * *fare o recare oltraggio a to be an insult to [persona, memoria, reputazione]; to be an affront to [ragione, morale]; gli -gi del tempo — fig. the ravages o injuries of time
oltraggio al pudore — indecent exposure, indecency
* * *oltraggiopl. -gi /ol'traddʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.outrage, offence BE, offense AE; fare o recare oltraggio a to be an insult to [ persona, memoria, reputazione]; to be an affront to [ ragione, morale]; gli -gi del tempo fig. the ravages o injuries of time\oltraggio alla corte contempt of court; oltraggio a pubblico ufficiale verbal assault of a policeman; oltraggio al pudore indecent exposure, indecency. -
4 oltraggio sm
[ol'traddʒo] oltraggio (-gi)1) (insulto) insult, offence Brit, offense Amfare un oltraggio a — to offend, insult
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5 oltraggio
sm [ol'traddʒo] oltraggio (-gi)1) (insulto) insult, offence Brit, offense Amfare un oltraggio a — to offend, insult
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6 offesa
f offence, AE offense* * *offesa s.f.1 offence, (amer.) offense (anche dir.); affront, insult; ( torto) wrong: un'offesa lieve, a slight affront (o offence); questa è un'offesa al mio onore, this is an insult to my honour; questa musica è un'offesa all'udito, this music is an offence to the ear; sia detto senza offesa, no offence meant; il suo abito è un'offesa al buon gusto, her dress is an offence against good taste; dimenticare le offese, to forget offences (o wrongs); ingoiare un'offesa, to swallow an insult; patire un'offesa, to suffer a wrong; recare offesa a qlcu., to give offence to s.o.* * *[of'fesa]sostantivo femminile1) (affronto) affront, offence BE, offense AE; (umiliazione) humiliation; (insulto) insult; (oltraggio) outrage, indignitysenza offesa! — no insult o offence intended!
è un'offesa alla sua memoria, intelligenza — it's an insult to his memory, intelligence
2) mil. offensive* * *offesa/of'fesa/sostantivo f.1 (affronto) affront, offence BE, offense AE; (umiliazione) humiliation; (insulto) insult; (oltraggio) outrage, indignity; senza offesa! no insult o offence intended! è un'offesa alla sua memoria, intelligenza it's an insult to his memory, intelligence; lavare un'offesa nel sangue to exact retribution in blood for an insult2 mil. offensive; armi di offesa weapons of offence.
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