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1 abuso di potere
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2 abuso di potere
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3 abusare di
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4 abuso
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5 insultare
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6 insulto
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7 maltrattamento
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8 maltrattare
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9 abuso
m abuse* * *abuso s.m.1 abuse; ( l'usare malamente) misuse: abuso di potere, abuse of power; abuso d'ufficio, abuse of office2 ( uso eccessivo) abuse, excessive use: abuso di farmaci, excessive use (o overuse) of drugs; abuso di alcol, overindulgence in alcohol (o drink)3 ( violazione) abuse, infringement, encroachment: abuso sessuale, sexual abuse; abuso di fiducia, breach of trust; abusi edilizi, unauthorized building.* * *[a'buzo]sostantivo maschile1) (cattivo uso) abuse, misusefare abuso di — to abuse, to misuse [ autorità]
2) (uso eccessivo) (di droga, alcol) abuse•abuso di fiducia — dir. breach of trust
abuso sessuale — sexual abuse; dir. gross indecency
* * *abuso/a'buzo/sostantivo m.2 (uso eccessivo) (di droga, alcol) abuse; fare abuso di tranquillanti to rely too heavily on tranquillizersabuso di autorità → abuso d'ufficio; abuso di fiducia dir. breach of trust; abuso di minori child abuse; abuso di potere abuse of power; abuso sessuale sexual abuse; dir. gross indecency; abuso d'ufficio abuse of authority. -
10 abusare
abusare di abuse( approfittare) take advantage of* * *abusare v. intr.1 ( usare malamente) to misuse (sthg.), to abuse (sthg): abusò del potere che aveva, he misused the power he had; abusò della sua posizione, he misused (o abused) his position2 ( usare smodatamente, eccedere) to overindulge; to... too much: non bisogna abusare dell'alcol, del cibo, you mustn't drink, eat too much (o overindulge in drink, in food); non devi abusare delle tue forze, you mustn't overdo it3 ( approfittare di) to take* advantage (of sthg.); to abuse (sthg.): non voglio abusare della tua fiducia, I don't want to take advantage of your trust in me; abusare di un privilegio, to abuse a privilege // temo tu abbia abusato della mia ospitalità, I'm afraid you've outstayed your welcome4 ( sessualmente) to rape (s.o.).* * *[abu'zare]abusare della pazienza di qcn. — to take advantage of o to abuse sb.'s patience
abusare di — to abuse [ farmaci]
3) (violentare)abusare di qcn. — to abuse o rape sb
* * *abusare/abu'zare/ [1](aus. avere)2 (fare uso eccessivo) abusare di to abuse [ farmaci]; abusare di alcolici to overindulge in drink; abusare delle proprie forze to overtax one's strength -
11 improperio
improperio s.m. (ingiuria) abuse, insult: coprire qlcu. d'improperi, to abuse (o to insult) s.o.* * *coprire qcn. di -ri — to heap abuse on sb., to let fly a stream of abuse on sb
* * *improperiopl. -ri /impro'pεrjo, ri/sostantivo m.curse, abuse U; coprire qcn. di -ri to heap abuse on sb., to let fly a stream of abuse on sb. -
12 ingiuria
f insult* * *ingiuria s.f.1 (insulto) insult; (affronto) affront, abuse; (oltraggio) outrage: un discorso pieno d'ingiurie, a speech full of insults; coprire qlcu. di ingiurie, to cover s.o. with insults; scambiarsi ingiurie, to exchange insults (o to call each other names); ha dovuto sopportare diverse ingiurie, he had to put up with several affronts; recare, fare ingiuria a qlcu., to do s.o. wrong; proferire, pronunciare ingiurie contro qlcu., to hurl insults (o abuse) at s.o. (o to abuse s.o.)2 (dir.) slander, offence to s.o.'s dignity3 (danno) damage, injury: le ingiurie del tempo, the ravages of time.* * *[in'dʒurja]sostantivo femminile1) (insulto) insult, abusecoprire qcn. di -e — to heap abuse on sb
2) (danno)* * *ingiuria/in'dʒurja/sostantivo f.1 (insulto) insult, abuse; coprire qcn. di -e to heap abuse on sb.2 (danno) le -e del tempo the ravages of time. -
13 epiteto
epiteto s.m.1 epithet2 (estens.) insult, name of abuse, term of abuse: lo insultò con una serie di epiteti irripetibili, he insulted him with a stream of filthy abuse.* * *[e'piteto]sostantivo maschile1) epithet2) (insulto) term of abuse, epithet, insultcoprire qcn. di -i — to call sb. names
* * *epiteto/e'piteto/sostantivo m.1 epithet2 (insulto) term of abuse, epithet, insult; coprire qcn. di -i to call sb. names. -
14 insulto
m insult* * *insulto s.m.1 insult, offence; abuse [U]; (affronto) affront: ciò che dice è un insulto, what he is saying is an insult (o an affront); è un insulto alla miseria!, it is an insult to poverty!; lanciare, scagliare insulti contro qlcu., to hurl insults (o abuse) at s.o.; riempire qlcu. di insulti, to shower abuse on s.o.; ingoiare un insulto, to swallow an insult2 (danno, oltraggio) inclemency: gli insulti del tempo, the ravages of time3 (med.) attack; stroke: insulto cardiaco, heart attack; insulto apoplettico, apoplectic stroke (o stroke of apoplexy).* * *[in'sulto]sostantivo maschile insult, swear wordcoprire di -i qcn. — to call sb. names, to heap insults at sb.
un insulto alla memoria di qcn. — an insult to sb.'s memory
* * *insulto/in'sulto/sostantivo m.insult, swear word; una sfilza di -i a stream of abuse; coprire di -i qcn. to call sb. names, to heap insults at sb.; un insulto alla memoria di qcn. an insult to sb.'s memory. -
15 prevaricare
prevaricare v. intr. ( abusare) to abuse; to abuse one's office; to abuse one's power; ( uscir dai limiti) to go beyond the limits, to transgress.* * *[prevari'kare]* * *prevaricare/prevari'kare/ [1](aus. avere) to abuse one's power. -
16 sopruso
m abuse of power* * *sopruso s.m. abuse of power: è un vero e proprio sopruso, it is a real abuse of power; non tollero soprusi, I am not going to be taken advantage of; fare un sopruso a qlcu., to take advantage of s.o.; ricevere un sopruso, to be abused (o to be taken advantage of).* * *[so'pruzo]sostantivo maschile abuse of power* * *sopruso/so'pruzo/sostantivo m.abuse of power; commettere -i to perpetrate injustices; essere vittima di -i to be bullied. -
17 arbitrio
arbitrio s.m.1 will; judgement: agire secondo il proprio arbitrio, to act of one's own free will (o to follow one's own judgement) // ad arbitrio, arbitrarily // (fil.) libero arbitrio, free will* * *1) (discrezione) will, discretionad arbitrio di qcn. — in o at sb's discretion
2) (abuso) abuse3) filos.* * *arbitriopl. - tri /ar'bitrjo, tri/sostantivo m.2 (abuso) abuse3 filos. libero arbitrio free will. -
18 ingiuriare
insult* * *ingiuriare v.tr. to insult, to abuse, to revile; to call (s.o.) names; (dir.) to slander: ingiuriarono l'arbitro più volte, they insulted the referee several times.◘ ingiuriarsi v.rifl.rec. to insult each other (one another), to abuse each other (one another), to revile each other (one another); to call each other (one another) names: i due automobilisti si ingiuriarono, the two motorists hurled insults at each other (o called each other names).* * *[indʒu'rjare] 1.verbo transitivo to insult, to abuse2.verbo pronominale ingiuriarsi to insult each other, to swear* at one another* * *ingiuriare/indʒu'rjare/ [1]to insult, to abuseII ingiuriarsi verbo pronominaleto insult each other, to swear* at one another. -
19 invettiva
invettiva s.f. invective: lanciare invettive contro qlcu., to throw invectives at s.o.* * *[invet'tiva]sostantivo femminile invective U, abuse U* * *invettiva/invet'tiva/sostantivo f.invective U, abuse U; lanciarsi -e to hurl abuse at each other. -
20 maltrattamento
maltrattamento s.m. ill-treatment [U], abuse [U], maltreatment [U], mistreatment [U] (anche dir.): patire, subire maltrattamenti, to suffer abuse.* * *[maltratta'mento]sostantivo maschile ill treatment, maltreatment, mistreatment* * *maltrattamento/maltratta'mento/sostantivo m.ill treatment, maltreatment, mistreatment; maltrattamento di minori child abuse.
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