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1. adj extreme( più lontano) farthest( ultimo nel tempo) last, finall'Estremo Oriente the Far East2. m ( estremità) extremegli estremi di un documento the main points* * *estremo agg.1 extreme; ( ultimo nello spazio) outermost, farthest: estremo limite, extreme end; le estreme regioni dell'Alaska, the farthest (o remotest) regions of Alaska; misure estreme, drastic (o extreme) measures // (pol.) estrema destra, sinistra, extreme right, left // sport estremo, extreme sport; sci estremo, extreme skiing; piercing estremo, extreme piercing // l'Estremo Oriente, the Far East2 ( ultimo nel tempo) last, final, ultimate: farò un estremo tentativo, I'll make a last attempt; porgere l'estremo saluto a..., to pay one's final respects to... // (teol.) Estrema Unzione, Extreme Unction◆ s.m.1 extreme; extremity, end: a un estremo del cordone c'era un campanello, at the end of the rope there was a bell // andare agli estremi, to go to extremes // portare le cose all'estremo, to take things to extremes; da un estremo all'altro, from end to end; ( ovunque) all over; (fig.) from one extreme to another // è avaro all'estremo, he's extremely mean // essere all'estremo delle forze, to be at the end of one's strength; la mia pazienza è all'estremo, my patience has reached its limits // essere agli estremi, ( morente) to be on the point of death // gli estremi si toccano, (prov.) extremes meet2 (mat.) bound, extreme: estremo inferiore, lower bound (o infimum); estremo superiore, upper bound (o supremum)3 pl. ( punti fondamentali) terms, essential elements; essential data: gli estremi di un documento, essential data of a document; ci sono gli estremi di reato, there's sufficient grounds for an action4 ( rugby) fullback.* * *[es'trɛmo] estremo (-a)1. aggestrema destra/sinistra Pol — extreme right/left
2. sm1) (gen) extreme, (limite: di pazienza, forze) limit, endè pignolo (fino) all'estremo — he is extremely o exceedingly fussy
2)estremi smpl — (Amm : dati essenziali) details, particulars, Dir essential elements
* * *[es'trɛmo] 1.1) [punto, limite] extreme, furthest, outerl'estremo nord, sud — the extreme o far north, south
Estremo Oriente — geogr. Far East
2) [severità, semplicità, difficoltà] extreme; [ povertà] extreme, dire, abject3) (grave) [ situazione] extreme; (dra stico) [decisione, rimedio, mezzi] drastic4) (ultimo) last, finalrendere a qcn. l'estremo omaggio — to pay one's last respects to sb.
- a unzione — relig. extreme unction
5) pol.2.l'-a destra, sinistra — the far o hard right, left
sostantivo maschile1) extremeportare o spingere qcs. all'estremo to take o carry sth. to extremes; passare da un estremo all'altro to go from one extreme to the other o from pole to pole; all'estremo opposto — at the other extreme
2) (estremità) extremity, extreme, end3) mat. extreme3.sostantivo maschile plurale estremi1) burocr. essential data, particulars2) dir.••* * *estremo/es'trεmo/1 [punto, limite] extreme, furthest, outer; l'estremo nord, sud the extreme o far north, south; Estremo Oriente geogr. Far East2 [severità, semplicità, difficoltà] extreme; [ povertà] extreme, dire, abject; con -a precisione with complete accuracy3 (grave) [ situazione] extreme; (dra stico) [ decisione, rimedio, mezzi] drastic; sport -i extreme sports4 (ultimo) last, final; rendere a qcn. l'estremo omaggio to pay one's last respects to sb.; - a unzione relig. extreme unction5 pol. l'-a destra, sinistra the far o hard right, left1 extreme; portare o spingere qcs. all'estremo to take o carry sth. to extremes; passare da un estremo all'altro to go from one extreme to the other o from pole to pole; all'estremo opposto at the other extreme2 (estremità) extremity, extreme, end3 mat. extremeIII estremi m.pl.1 burocr. essential data, particulars; gli -i di un documento the details of a document2 dir. trovare gli -i di un reato to find sufficient grounds to proceedgli -i si toccano extremes meet. -
22 впадать в крайности
go to extremes; run to extremesдоходить до крайности — go to extremes; run to extremes
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23 доводить до крайности
впадать в крайности — go to extremes; run to extremes
доходить до крайности — go to extremes; run to extremes
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go to extremes; run to extremesвпадать в крайности — go to extremes; run to extremes
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extremeотивам в другата крайност lean over backwardsкрайностите се допират/привличат extremes meet(прекаляваме) excessдовеждам до крайност carry to excessдовеждам някого до крайност drive s.o. to excessтова вече стига до крайност разг. it's the outside edge/the limit, that's carrying things too far* * *кра̀йност,ж., -и extreme; ( прекаляване) excess; довеждам до \крайност carry to excess; довеждам някого до \крайност drive s.o. to excess; изпадам в \крайност run/go to extremes; \крайностите се привличат extremes meet; отивам в другата \крайност lean over backwards; отивам до \крайност overdo things; това вече стига до \крайност разг. it’s the outside edge/the limit, that’s carrying things too far.* * *exorbitance; extremity{iks`tri;miti}; outside* * *1. (прекаляваме) excess 2. extreme 3. КРАЙНОСТите се допират/привличат extremes meet 4. довеждам до КРАЙНОСТ carry to excess 5. довеждам някого до КРАЙНОСТ drive s.o. to excess 6. изпадам в КРАЙНОСТ run/go to extremes 7. от една КРАЙНОСТ в друга from one extreme to the other 8. отивам в другата КРАЙНОСТ lean over backwards 9. отивам до КРАЙНОСТ overdo things 10. това вече стига до КРАЙНОСТ разг. it's the outside edge/the limit, that's carrying things too far -
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1. exigence2. exigency3. extreme; extremityвпадать в крайности — go to extremes; run to extremes
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27 Exzess
m; -es, -e excess; von Gewalt: auch outrage; etw. bis zum Exzess treiben go to extremes with s.th., take s.th. to excess; bis zum Exzess to excess; (bis zum Überdruss) ad nauseam; es kam zu wilden Exzessen sexuell etc.: it was an absolute orgy; von Gewalt: the violence got totally out of hand, there was an orgy of violence* * *Ex|zẹss [Eks'tsɛs]m -es, -e1) excessetw bis zum Exzess treiben — to take sth to excess or extremes
2) usu pl (= Ausschreitung) excess* * *Ex·zessRR<-es, -e>Ex·zeßALT<-sses, -sse>[ɛksˈtsɛs]etw bis zum \Exzess treiben to take sth to extremes* * *der; Exzesses, Exzesse excess* * *etwas bis zum Exzess treiben go to extremes with sth, take sth to excess;bis zum Exzess to excess; (bis zum Überdruss) ad nauseam;es kam zu wilden Exzessen sexuell etc: it was an absolute orgy; von Gewalt: the violence got totally out of hand, there was an orgy of violence* * *der; Exzesses, Exzesse excess* * *-e m.excess n.(§ pl.: excesses) -
28 extrémité
extrémité [εkstʀemite]feminine nounc. ( = pieds et mains) extrémités extremities* * *ɛkstʀemite2) ( mort)(en) être à la dernière extrémité — to be on the point of death, to be close to death
3) fig ( acte désespéré) extreme4) ( de membre) extremity* * *ɛkstʀemite1. nf1) (= bout) endLa gare est à l'autre extrémité de la ville. — The station is at the other end of the town.
2) (= geste désespéré) extreme action, extremeIl n'utiliserait son arme qu'en dernière extrémité. — He would only use his weapon as a last resort.
à la dernière extrémité (= à l'agonie) — on the point of death
2. extrémités nfpl(= pieds et mains) extremities* * *extrémité nf1 ( bout) gén end; (de tube, ligne, rue) end; (de doigt, tige, baguette) tip, end; ( d'aiguille) point, end; (de mât, clocher) top; (de surface, champ, ville) edge; fig ( de vie) end; à l'extrémité de at the end of [rue]; at the top of [mât]; at the edge of [ville]; à l'autre extrémité de l'Europe at the other end of Europe; aux deux extrémités at both ends;2 ( mort) résister jusqu'à la dernière extrémité [combattant] to fight to the last drop of blood; [malade] to hold out to the last; (en) être à la dernière extrémité to be on the point of death, to be close to death;3 fig ( acte désespéré) extreme; pousser qn jusqu'à la dernière extrémité to push sb to the brink; pousser qn à une fâcheuse extrémité to drive sb to extremes; se livrer à des extrémités gén to do something extreme; ( être violent) to resort to violence; je crains qu'il ne se livre à quelque regrettable extrémité I'm afraid he might do something silly;4 Anat extremity; avoir de petites extrémités to have small hands and feet.[ɛkstremite] nom féminin1. [d'un bâtiment, d'une table, d'une jetée] end[d'un doigt, de la langue] tip[d'un territoire] (furthest) boundary3. [acte radical] extreme act4. (soutenu) [brutalité] act of violenceêtre réduit à la dernière extrémité to be in dire straits ou in a dreadful plight -
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pl extrêmes-onctions ɛkstʀɛmɔ̃ksjɔ̃ nom féminin extreme unction* * *ɛkstʀɛmɔ̃ksjɔ̃extrêmes-onctions pl nfRELIGION last rites pl Extreme Unction* * *extrême-onction, pl extrêmes-onctions nf extreme unction; donner l'extrême-onction to give extreme unction (à to).[ɛkstrɛmɔ̃ksjɔ̃] ( pluriel extrêmes-onctions) nom féminin -
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31 toccare
1. v/t touch( riguardare) concern, be about2. v/i happen (a to)gli tocca metà dell'eredità half the estate is going to himtocca a me it's my turnmi tocca partire I must go, I have to go* * *toccare v.tr.1 to touch; ( maneggiare) to handle: le toccò la fronte con la mano, he touched her forehead with his hand; non toccare!, don't touch!; toccare le corde di uno strumento, to touch the strings of an instrument; si prega di non toccare la frutta, please do not handle the fruit; vietato toccare la merce, do not touch the goods // chi tocca i fili muore, danger, live wires // toccare ferro, to touch wood // vuole sempre toccare con mano quel che gli si dice, he always wants to have a proof of what he is told about; ti farò toccare con mano l'errore delle tue affermazioni, I shall make you realize how wrong your statements are // toccare il fondo, to touch the bottom (anche fig.); (Borsa) to ground: presto i prezzi toccheranno il fondo, prices will be grounding soon // toccare l'avversario, ( scherma) to touch one's opponent // toccare i bicchieri, ( brindare) to clink (o to touch) glasses // guardare e non toccare è una cosa da imparare, it is difficult to keep one's hands off something2 ( usare) to use, to draw* on: non ha mai toccato i soldi messi da parte, he has never used (o drawn on) the money set aside // toccare cibo, to touch food: non tocca cibo da una settimana, he has not touched any food for a week3 ( raggiungere) to touch, to reach: era tanto alto che toccava il soffitto, he was so tall that he could touch the ceiling; la sua gonna toccava terra, her skirt swept the ground; le montagne sembrano toccare il cielo, the mountains seem to touch the sky; toccare la meta, to reach one's goal (anche fig.); toccare terra, to touch land; toccare un porto, ( farvi scalo) to call at a port // quella signora toccherà i quaranta, that lady is fortyish // toccare il cielo con un dito, (fig.) to be in seventh heaven4 ( colpire, ferire) to touch, to hurt*; ( commuovere) to touch, to move: ho toccato il suo orgoglio, I have touched his pride; il suo sarcasmo non mi tocca, his sarcasm does not touch me; non bisogna toccarlo nei suoi sentimenti religiosi, we must not hurt his religious feelings; guai a chi le tocca i figli, there is trouble in store for anyone who touches (o lays a finger on) her children; toccare qlcu. nel vivo, to touch s.o. to the quick (o on a tender spot); quelle parole mi toccarono il cuore, those words touched my heart; la sua storia mi toccò profondamente, his story touched (o moved) me deeply◆ v. intr.2 ( capitare) to happen, to fall*: mi toccò una grave responsabilità, a serious responsibility fell to me; sono spiacente per quel che gli è toccato, I am sorry for what has happened to him; gli è toccata una bella fortuna, he had a real stroke of luck // a chi tocca, tocca, (fam.) if it is your turn, then you are in for it // toccare in sorte a qlcu., to fall to s.o.'s lot3 ( spettare) to fall*: il premio tocca a lui, the prize falls to him; non gli toccò quasi nulla, he hardly got anything; tocca a voi aiutarlo, it is your duty (o it is up to you) to help him; a chi tocca?, whose turn is it?; tocca a te, it is your turn; ( a dama, a scacchi) it is your move // toccare in eredità, to fall to s.o.'s share4 ( dovere) to have: mi tocca partire oggi, I have to leave today; cosa mi tocca sentire!, I can't believe my ears!5 ( lasciare il segno) to leave* a mark: sono cose che toccano, they are things that leave a lasting mark.◘ toccarsi v.rifl.rec. to touch each other (one another): le due case si toccano, the two houses touch each other // gli estremi si toccano, (prov.) extremes meet.* * *[tok'kare]1. vttoccare con mano fig — to find out for o.s.
2) (raggiungere) to touch, reachsi tocca? — (in acqua) can you touch the bottom?
toccare il fondo — to touch the bottom, fig to touch rock bottom
toccare terra Naut — to reach land, Aer to touch down
3) (commuovere) to touch, move, (ferire) to hurt, woundla vicenda ci tocca da vicino — the matter concerns o affects us closely
1)mi è toccata una bella fortuna — I've had great good fortunea chi tocca, tocca — that's life
2)mi tocca andare — I have to go3)toccare a — to be the turn ofa chi tocca? — whose turn o go is it?
tocca a me — it's my turn o go
3. vr (toccarsi)1) (masturbarsi) to play with o.s.2)* * *[tok'kare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to touch [ oggetto]; (maneggiare) to handle; (saggiare) to feel* [tessuto, abito]toccare la fronte di qcn. — to touch sb. on the forehead
non toccare cibo — to leave the meal untouched o untasted
2) (urtare) to hit* [auto, marciapiede, muro]3) (in acqua)qui non si tocca — I'm out of my depths here, I can't touch the bottom here
4) (modificare) to change5) fig. (affrontare) to touch, to broach [faccenda, problema]6) fig. (turbare, commuovere) to move, to touch [ persona]7) (offendere)toccare l'onore di qcn. — to offend sb.'s honour
guai a toccargli la famiglia! — colloq. you dare not criticize his family!
8) fig. (riguardare) [evento, cambiamento, decisione] to affect, to involve, to touch [persona, settore, paese]il problema ti tocca da vicino — the problem touches o concerns you personally
9) (essere adiacente a) to touch [soffitto, parete]toccare il fondo — [ imbarcazione] to touch bottom o ground, to bottom; fig. to hit rock bottom o to be in the depths of despair
toccare terra — [ nave] to reach o make land; [ aereo] to land
10) (raggiungere) [cifre, peso] to hit* [ livello]; [inflazione, disoccupazione] to run* at [percentuale, tasso]2.1) (in sorte)mi è toccato fare — the lot fell to me o it fell to my lot to do
2) (spettare)tocca a lui decidere — it's up to him o it falls to him to decide, that's for him to decide
a chi tocca? — whose go o turn is it?
tocca a te ora — it's your turn o go now
questo giro tocca a me — (pagare) this round is on me o it's my treat
5) (strusciare)3.toccare per terra — [gonna, tende] to sweep the ground
verbo pronominale toccarsi1) (se stesso) to feel* oneself2) (reciprocamente) to touch each otherle loro mani, labbra si toccarono — their hands, lips met
3) pop. (masturbarsi) to play with oneself4) (essere adiacente) to be* next to each other••toccare qcn. sul o nel vivo [allusione, critica] to cut o sting sb. to the quick; toccare il cuore di qcn. to touch sb.'s heart o heartstrings, to strike a chord in o with sb.; toccare qcs. con mano to have proof of sth., to experience sth. at first hand; toccare il cielo con un dito to be on cloud nine, to be thrilled to bits; toccare ferro — to touch wood BE, to knock on wood AE
* * *toccare/tok'kare/ [1]1 to touch [ oggetto]; (maneggiare) to handle; (saggiare) to feel* [tessuto, abito]; toccare la fronte di qcn. to touch sb. on the forehead; non toccare cibo to leave the meal untouched o untasted; la polizia non mi può toccare the police can't touch me; non l'ho toccata neanche con un dito I never laid a finger on her2 (urtare) to hit* [auto, marciapiede, muro]3 (in acqua) qui non si tocca I'm out of my depths here, I can't touch the bottom here4 (modificare) to change; non toccare una virgola not to change a word5 fig. (affrontare) to touch, to broach [faccenda, problema]7 (offendere) toccare l'onore di qcn. to offend sb.'s honour; guai a toccargli la famiglia! colloq. you dare not criticize his family!8 fig. (riguardare) [evento, cambiamento, decisione] to affect, to involve, to touch [persona, settore, paese]; il problema ti tocca da vicino the problem touches o concerns you personally9 (essere adiacente a) to touch [soffitto, parete]; toccare il fondo [ imbarcazione] to touch bottom o ground, to bottom; fig. to hit rock bottom o to be in the depths of despair; toccare terra [ nave] to reach o make land; [ aereo] to land10 (raggiungere) [cifre, peso] to hit* [ livello]; [inflazione, disoccupazione] to run* at [percentuale, tasso]; toccare i 180 all'ora to hit 180 km an hour; toccare la sessantina to be in one's late fifties(aus. essere)1 (in sorte) mi è toccato fare the lot fell to me o it fell to my lot to do; gli è toccata una (bella) fortuna he ran into a fortune2 (spettare) dovrebbero pagargli quello che gli tocca they should pay him what is due to him; tocca a lui decidere it's up to him o it falls to him to decide, that's for him to decide3 (essere di turno) a chi tocca? whose go o turn is it? tocca a te ora it's your turn o go now; tocca a me muovere it's my move; tocca a te fare il caffè it's your turn to make the coffee; questo giro tocca a me (pagare) this round is on me o it's my treat4 (essere costretto) mi tocca andarci di persona I have to go in person; ma guarda cosa mi tocca fare! just look at what I have got to do!5 (strusciare) toccare per terra [ gonna, tende] to sweep the groundIII toccarsi verbo pronominale1 (se stesso) to feel* oneself; - rsi la barba to finger one's beard2 (reciprocamente) to touch each other; le loro mani, labbra si toccarono their hands, lips met; gli estremi si toccano extremes meet3 pop. (masturbarsi) to play with oneself4 (essere adiacente) to be* next to each othertoccare qcn. sul o nel vivo [allusione, critica] to cut o sting sb. to the quick; toccare il cuore di qcn. to touch sb.'s heart o heartstrings, to strike a chord in o with sb.; toccare qcs. con mano to have proof of sth., to experience sth. at first hand; toccare il cielo con un dito to be on cloud nine, to be thrilled to bits; toccare ferro to touch wood BE, to knock on wood AE. -
32 впадать в крайности
1) General subject: run to extremes, go to extremes, run to an extreme2) Makarov: rush into extremesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > впадать в крайности
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ВПАДАТЬ (ВДАВАТЬСЯ) В КРАЙНОСТИ VP subj: human to go considerably beyond what is reasonable, logical, true, or correct (in one's argumentation, actions etc), often going from one extreme to the otherX впадает в крайности = Xgoes (is driven) to extremesX carries (takes) it (things) to extremes X goes (carries things) too far.«Итак... вы повстанец?» - «Я не говорю этого, баронесса, - опять-таки, зачем впадать в крайности?» (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). "Soyou're а..revolutionary9" "I didn't say that, baroness! Again, why go to extremes?" (2a) -
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• ВПАДАТЬ < ВДАВАТЬСЯ> В КРАЙНОСТИ[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to go considerably beyond what is reasonable, logical, true, or correct (in one's argumentation, actions etc), often going from one extreme to the other:- X goes (carries things) too far.♦ "Итак... вы повстанец?" - "Я не говорю этого, баронесса, - опять-таки, зачем впадать в крайности?" (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). "So you're a...revolutionary?" "I didn't say that, baroness! Again, why go to extremes?" (2a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вдаваться в крайности
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• ВПАДАТЬ < ВДАВАТЬСЯ> В КРАЙНОСТИ[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to go considerably beyond what is reasonable, logical, true, or correct (in one's argumentation, actions etc), often going from one extreme to the other:- X goes (carries things) too far.♦ "Итак... вы повстанец?" - "Я не говорю этого, баронесса, - опять-таки, зачем впадать в крайности?" (Салтыков-Щедрин 2). "So you're a...revolutionary?" "I didn't say that, baroness! Again, why go to extremes?" (2a)Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > впадать в крайности
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I Adj. extreme; POL. auch radical; er ist ein bisschen extrem auch he tends to go to extremes, he takes things a bit too far* * *desperate; extreme* * *Ext|rem [ɛks'treːm]nt -s, -eextreme* * *das1) (something as far, or as different, as possible from something else: the extremes of sadness and joy.) extreme* * *Ex·trem<-s, -e>[ɛksˈtre:m]nt extremevon einem \Extrem ins andere fallen to go from one extreme to another [or the other]* * *das; Extrems, Extreme extreme* * *er ist ein bisschen extrem auch he tends to go to extremes, he takes things a bit too farB. adv extremely, incredibly umg;extrem kalt auch freezing cold* * *das; Extrems, Extreme extreme* * *adj.extreme adj.thoroughgoing adj. adv.extremely adv. -
37 übertreiben
vt/i exaggerate; (Tätigkeit) overdo; (zu weit gehen mit) auch carry s.th. too far; (übertrieben darstellen) exaggerate, overstate; es übertreiben umg. take things too far ( oder to extremes), go over the top; stark übertreiben grossly exaggerate, lay it on thick umg.; sie übertreibt (es) mit der oder i-r Sparsamkeit she takes her economizing too far; übertreib nicht so! umg. stop exaggerating; ich übertreibe nicht, wenn ich sage:... I’m not exaggerating when I say...; das Buch ist toll, sie hat wirklich nicht übertrieben she really wasn’t exaggerating; man kann’s auch oder kann alles übertreiben umg. you can take things too far; übertrieben* * *to overdo; to overstate; to overplay; to carry too far; to overact; to exaggerate* * *über|trei|ben [yːbɐ'traibn] ptp übertrieben [yːbɐ'triːbn]vt insep irreg1) auch vi (= aufbauschen) to exaggerateohne zu übertréíben — without exaggerating, without any exaggeration
2) (= zu weit treiben) to overdo, to take too far or to extremeses mit der Sauberkeit übertréíben — to take cleanliness too far
man kann es auch übertréíben — you can overdo things, you can go too far
See:→ auch übertrieben* * *1) (to make (something) appear to be, or describe it as, greater etc than it really is: You seem to be exaggerating his faults; That dress exaggerates her thinness.) exaggerate2) (to go beyond the truth in describing something etc: You can't trust her. She always exaggerates.) exaggerate3) (to do, say (something) in an exaggerated way etc: They overdid the sympathy.) overdo* * *über·trei·ben *[y:bɐˈtraibn̩]I. vi to exaggerateII. vt▪ etw \übertreiben to overdo sthman kann es auch \übertreiben/ mit etw dat \übertreiben (fam) you can overdo things/sth, you can go too far/too far with sth* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) auch itr. exaggerate2) (zu weit treiben) overdo; take or carry too farman kann es auch übertreiben — you can take things or go too far
* * *übertreiben v/t & v/i exaggerate; (Tätigkeit) overdo; (zu weit gehen mit) auch carry sth too far; (übertrieben darstellen) exaggerate, overstate;stark übertreiben grossly exaggerate, lay it on thick umg;i-r Sparsamkeit she takes her economizing too far;übertreib nicht so! umg stop exaggerating;ich übertreibe nicht, wenn ich sage: … I’m not exaggerating when I say …; das Buch ist toll,sie hat wirklich nicht übertrieben she really wasn’t exaggerating;man kann’s auch oder* * *unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) auch itr. exaggerate2) (zu weit treiben) overdo; take or carry too farman kann es auch übertreiben — you can take things or go too far
* * *v.to exaggerate v.to overact v.to overdo v.to overstate v. -
38 Übertreibung
f exaggeration, overstatement; das ist keine Übertreibung that’s no exaggeration; man kann ohne Übertreibung sagen it’s no exaggeration to say* * *die Übertreibunghyperbole; overstatement; exaggeration* * *Über|trei|bungf -, -en1) exaggerationman kann ohne Übertréíbung sagen... — it's no exaggeration to say...
2)ihre Übertréíbung der Sparsamkeit/Sauberkeit — the way she carries economy/cleanliness too far or to extremes
etw ohne Übertréíbung tun — to do sth without overdoing it or carrying it too far or to extremes
* * *die1) (the act of exaggerating.) exaggeration2) (an exaggerated description, term etc: To say she is beautiful is an exaggeration, but she does have nice eyes.) exaggeration* * *Über·trei·bung<-, -en>fdie \Übertreibung der Sauberkeit taking cleanliness too far [or to extremes2. (übertreibende Äußerung) exaggerationzu \Übertreibungen tendieren [o neigen] to tend to exaggeration [or exaggerate]* * *die; Übertreibung, Übertreibungen exaggeration* * *Übertreibung f exaggeration, overstatement;das ist keine Übertreibung that’s no exaggeration;man kann ohne Übertreibung sagen it’s no exaggeration to say* * *die; Übertreibung, Übertreibungen exaggeration* * *f.exaggeration n.extremeness n.hyperbole n.inordinateness n.overstatement n. -
39 extremar
v.1 to maximize.2 to carry to extremes, to carry to an extreme, to exaggerate, to overdo.* * *1 to carry to extremes, carry to the limit, overdo1 to do one's best, do one's utmost, take great pains\extremar la prudencia to be extremely careful* * *1.VT (=aumentar al máximo)las personas alérgicas deben extremar las precauciones — allergic people should take extra precautions
2.See:* * *verbo transitivo (frml) < precauciones> to maximize (frml)* * *= maximise [maximize, -USA].Ex. Ideally we would like both to maximise recall, or the number of relevant documents retrieved, at the same time ensuring that the documents retrieved all remain relevant.----* extremar la vigilancia = be extra vigilant.* * *verbo transitivo (frml) < precauciones> to maximize (frml)* * *= maximise [maximize, -USA].Ex: Ideally we would like both to maximise recall, or the number of relevant documents retrieved, at the same time ensuring that the documents retrieved all remain relevant.
* extremar la vigilancia = be extra vigilant.* * *extremar [A1 ]vthan extremado las medidas de seguridad en los aeropuertos security measures at airports have been maximized o stepped upse ha ordenado extremar la vigilancia a state of maximum alert has been ordered* * *
extremar ( conjugate extremar) verbo transitivo (frml) to maximize (frml)
extremarse verbo pronominal◊ extremar (en hacer algo) to make a great effort (to do sth)
extremar verbo transitivo to maximize: extremó los cuidados con el niño, she looked after the boy with special care
* * *♦ vt[precaución, vigilancia] to maximize;han extremado las medidas de seguridad security measures have been stepped up to the maximum* * *v/t maximize* * *extremar vt: to carry to extremes -
40 côtoyer
côtoyer [kotwaje]➭ TABLE 81. transitive verb( = fréquenter) to mix with2. reflexive verb* * *kotwaje
1.
verbe transitif ( être près de) to be next to; ( fréquenter) to move in [milieu]; to mix with [personnes]; fig to be in close contact with [mort, danger]
2.
se côtoyer verbe pronominal [personnes] to mix; [extrêmes] to be side by side* * *kotwaje vt1) (= être adjacent à) to be close to2) (= rencontrer) to rub shoulders with3) (= longer) to run alongside4) fig (= friser) to border on, to verge on* * *côtoyer verb table: employerA vtr1 ( être près de) to be next to; ( fréquenter) to move in [milieu]; to mix with, to rub shoulders with [personnes]; to be in close contact with [mort, danger];[kotwaje] verbe transitif1. [fréquenter] to mix with2. [être confronté à] to deal with3. [suj: chemin] to skirt ou to run alongside[suj: fleuve] to flow ou to run alongside
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