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1 assert
[ə'sɜːt] 1.1) (state) asserire, affermare; (against opposition) sostenere2) (demand) rivendicare [right, claim]2.* * *[ə'sə:t]1) (to say definitely: She asserted that she had not borrowed his book.) affermare, asserire2) (to insist on: He should assert his independence.) rivendicare•- assertive
- assert oneself* * *[ə'sɜːt] 1.1) (state) asserire, affermare; (against opposition) sostenere2) (demand) rivendicare [right, claim]2. -
2 (to) assert
(to) assert /əˈsɜ:t/v. t.1 asserire; affermare; sostenere: to assert one's innocence, affermare la propria innocenza; to assert one's authority, affermare la propria autorità3 (leg., USA) reclamare il diritto a: to assert immunity from prosecution, reclamare il diritto all'immunità dall'azione penale● to assert oneself, farsi valere; farsi avanti; imporsiassertern.assertore; propugnatore. -
3 (to) assert
(to) assert /əˈsɜ:t/v. t.1 asserire; affermare; sostenere: to assert one's innocence, affermare la propria innocenza; to assert one's authority, affermare la propria autorità3 (leg., USA) reclamare il diritto a: to assert immunity from prosecution, reclamare il diritto all'immunità dall'azione penale● to assert oneself, farsi valere; farsi avanti; imporsiassertern.assertore; propugnatore.
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