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1 ingerire
swallow* * *ingerire v.tr. to swallow, to ingest: ingerire una medicina, to swallow a medicine.◘ ingerirsi v.intr.pron. to meddle (with sthg.), to interfere (with sthg.): ingerire in un affare altrui, to interfere (o meddle) with s.o. else's business.* * *[indʒe'rire] 1.verbo transitivo to swallow, to ingest [cibo, liquido]2.* * *ingerire/indʒe'rire/ [102]to swallow, to ingest [cibo, liquido]II ingerirsi verbo pronominaleto interfere, to meddle. -
2 immischiare
involve* * *immischiare v.tr. to involve, to implicate, to mix up: immischiare qlcu. in un delitto, to implicate (o to involve) s.o. in a crime; perché mi hai immischiato in quell'affare?, why did you involve me in that affair?◘ immischiarsi v.intr.pron. to meddle (in, with sthg.), to interfere (in, with sthg.), to concern oneself (with sthg.): non immischiarti in queste cose!, don't meddle in (o interfere with) these things!; si immischia nei miei affari, he interferes in my affairs.* * *[immis'kjare]1. vttrovarsi immischiato in uno scandalo — to find o.s. mixed up o involved in a scandal
2. vip (immischiarsi)immischiarsi in — to interfere o meddle in
* * *[immis'kjare] 1.verbo transitivo to involve, to mix up2.verbo pronominale immischiarsi to meddle, to embroil- rsi negli affari altrui — to meddle o mess in o intrude into sb.'s affairs
* * *immischiare/immis'kjare/ [1]to involve, to mix upII immischiarsi verbo pronominale -
3 mescolare
"to mix;Vermischen;misturar"* * *mixinsalata tosscaffè stir* * *mescolare v.tr.1 to mix; (tè, caffè, liquori, tabacco) to blend: mescolare latte e miele, to mix milk and honey; mescolare lo zucchero alla, con la farina, to mix sugar with flour; mescolare diversi tipi di caffè, to blend different kinds of coffee2 (chim.) to compound3 (fig.) (confondere) to confuse, to muddle (up): mescolare il sacro col profano, to muddle the sacred and the profane4 (rimestare) to stir: mescola bene il caffè, give the coffee a good stir (o stir the coffee well); devo mescolare la crema?, shall I stir the custard?5 (mettere in disordine) to muddle (up), to jumble (up); (le carte) to shuffle: mescolare i coltelli con i cucchiai, to jumble (up) the knives with the spoons.1 to mix; (di tè, caffè, liquori, tabacco) to blend: l'acqua si mescola col vino, water mixes with wine; questi tipi di tabacco si mescolano bene, these kinds of tobacco blend well2 (finire insieme disordinatamente) to get* mixed, to get* jumbled up, to get* into a muddle; (associarsi) to mingle: i fogli si sono mescolati, the sheets have got mixed up; si mescola a ogni categoria di persone, he is a good mixer; mescolare con la folla, to mingle with (o in) the crowd3 (fig. non com.) (impicciarsi) to interfere (with sthg.): non mescolatevi in ciò che non vi riguarda, do not interfere with what doesn't concern you.* * *[mesko'lare]1. vt(gen) Culin to mix, (col cucchiaio) to stir, (vini, colori) to blend, (mettere in disordine: fogli, schede) to mix up, muddle up, (carte) to shuffle2. vr (mescolarsi)3. vip (mescolarsi)* * *[mesko'lare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (amalgamare) to mix, to blend [colori, ingredienti]2) (rimestare) to stir [caffè, minestra]; to toss [ insalata]3) fig. (accostare) to blend, to mix, to mingle4) (mettere in disordine) to shuffle, to jumble (up) [fogli, lettere]; (mischiare) to shuffle [ carte da gioco]2.verbo pronominale mescolarsi2) (confondersi) to mingle ( con with), to get* mixed up ( con in, with)* * *mescolare/mesko'lare/ [1]1 (amalgamare) to mix, to blend [colori, ingredienti]2 (rimestare) to stir [caffè, minestra]; to toss [ insalata]3 fig. (accostare) to blend, to mix, to mingle4 (mettere in disordine) to shuffle, to jumble (up) [fogli, lettere]; (mischiare) to shuffle [ carte da gioco]II mescolarsi verbo pronominale2 (confondersi) to mingle ( con with), to get* mixed up ( con in, with); - rsi tra la folla to mingle with the crowd. -
4 disturbare
disturb( dare fastidio a) bother( sconvolgere) upset* * *disturbare v.tr.1 to disturb; ( infastidire) to trouble; ( seccare) to bother, to annoy: non disturbarmi!, don't bother me!; disturbo?, am I disturbing you?; non mi disturbate affatto, you're not troubling me at all; non volevo disturbarti mentre dormivi, I did not want to disturb you while you were sleeping; la musica disturbava la sua lettura, the music disturbed his reading; scusatemi se vi disturbo, sorry to bother you; se ciò non vi disturba, if it is not too much trouble for you; sono spiacente di disturbarvi tanto, I am sorry to give you so much trouble; ti disturbo qui?, am I in your way?3 ( indisporre) to upset*: qualcosa mi ha disturbato lo stomaco, something has upset my digestion; il viaggio in mare mi ha disturbato, the sea voyage upset me4 ( trasmissioni radio) to jam.◘ disturbarsi v.rifl. to trouble (oneself), to take* the trouble (of doing o to do): non disturbarti a scrivere, don't trouble to write; non disturbatevi!, don't bother!: non disturbatevi a riaccompagnarmi a casa, don't bother about taking me back home; ma che bel regalo! non dovevi disturbarti, what a lovely present! you shouldn't have bothered; stia comodo, non si disturbi, please don't stand up (o please don't bother to get up).* * *[distur'bare]1. vt(importunare) to disturb, trouble, bother, (portar scompiglio) to disturb, interrupt"non disturbare" — "do not disturb"
la disturba se fumo? — non mi disturba affatto — do you mind if I smoke? — no, I don't mind at all
2. vr (disturbarsi)to bother, to put o.s. outstia comodo, non si disturbi — please don't get up
grazie del regalo, ma non dovevi disturbarti! — thank you for the present, but you shouldn't have!
* * *[distur'bare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (infastidire, molestare) [visitatore, telefono] to disturb, to bother [ persona]scusi se la disturbo — (I'm) sorry to bother o trouble you
2) (provocare malessere) [ alimento] to upset* [fegato, stomaco]; [rumore, fumo] to bother [ persona]3) (turbare, portare scompiglio)4) rad. telev. to interfere with [ ricezione]; to jam [segnali, trasmissione]2.non si disturbi, glielo porto — don't come out, I'll bring it over
non si disturbi per me — please don't go to any trouble o don't put yourself out on my account
* * *disturbare/distur'bare/ [1]1 (infastidire, molestare) [visitatore, telefono] to disturb, to bother [ persona]; disturbo? may I? am I disturbing you? scusi se la disturbo (I'm) sorry to bother o trouble you; disturbo se fumo? do you mind if I smoke?2 (provocare malessere) [ alimento] to upset* [fegato, stomaco]; [rumore, fumo] to bother [ persona]3 (turbare, portare scompiglio) disturbare l'ordine pubblico to disturb the peace4 rad. telev. to interfere with [ ricezione]; to jam [segnali, trasmissione]II disturbarsi verbo pronominale(incomodarsi) non si disturbi, glielo porto don't come out, I'll bring it over; non si disturbi! please don't bother! please don't put yourself out! non si disturbi per me please don't go to any trouble o don't put yourself out on my account. -
5 intromettere
◘ intromettersi v.rifl.1 (ingerirsi) to interfere (with sthg.), to meddle (in, with sthg.): intromettere nelle cose altrui, to interfere with other people's things2 (interporsi) to come* between, to intervene: si intromise fra i due litiganti, he came between the two contending parties; intromettere in una lite, to intervene in a dispute◆ v.intr.pron. (non com.) (verificarsi) to happen, to occur: se non s'intromette nessun contrattempo partiremo domani, if there are no setbacks we'll leave tomorrow. -
6 intrigare
intrigare v.tr.1 (intricare) to tangle, to entangle, to mix up2 (fig.) (turbare, imbarazzare) to disturb, to embarrass◆ v. intr. (macchinare) to intrigue, to plot: intrigare per avere una nomina, un posto, to plot to obtain an appointment, a post.◘ intrigarsi v.rifl. to get* involved (in sthg.); to get* mixed up (with sthg.), to interfere (with sthg.), to meddle (with sthg.); (frapporsi) to intervene: come hai fatto a intrigarti in quel brutto affare?, how did you get mixed up in that nasty business?; non voglio intrigarmi in queste cose, I don't want to meddle with (o to get involved in) these things.* * *[intri'ɡare]1. vt(affascinare) to intrigue2. vi* * *[intri'gare] 1.verbo transitivo to intrigue2.* * *intrigare/intri'gare/ [1]to intrigue(aus. avere) to intrigue, to scheme, to plot. -
7 impacciare
movimenti hamperpersona hinder* * *impacciare v.tr.1 to hamper, to encumber, to hinder, to impede: queste maniche lunghe mi impacciano nei movimenti, these long sleeves hamper my movements2 (imbarazzare) to embarrass.◘ impacciarsi v.intr.pron. (non com.) (immischiarsi) to meddle (with, in sthg.); to interfere (with sthg.); to concern oneself (with sthg).* * *[impat'tʃare]verbo transitivo1) to hinder, to hamper, to encumber [persona, movimenti]2) (mettere a disagio) to embarrass* * *impacciare/impat't∫are/ [1]1 to hinder, to hamper, to encumber [persona, movimenti]2 (mettere a disagio) to embarrass. -
8 intralciare
hinder, hamper* * *intralciare v.tr.1 (ostacolare) to hinder, to hamper, to impede; to interfere with (sthg.); (rallentare) to hold* up: la gonna mi intralcia quando corro, my skirt hampers me when I run; il ritardo nelle consegne intralciò il mio lavoro, the delay in delivery interfered with my work; intralciare il progresso, to hinder progress; intralciare il traffico, to hold up the traffic2 (ostruire) to obstruct, to block (up): intralciare il corso della giustizia, to obstruct the course of justice.◘ intralciarsi v.rifl.rec. to get* in each other's way, to impede each other: non ci stiamo tutti qui dentro, ci intralciamo a vicenda, we can't all stay in here, we keep getting in each other's way◆ v.intr.pron. (non com.) (incepparsi) to hamper, to slow down.* * *[intral'tʃare] 1.verbo transitivo to hold* up, to impede [ traffico]; to encumber, to hamper [ persona]; fig. to hinder, to impede [sviluppo, carriera, piano]2.verbo pronominale intralciarsi* * *intralciare/intral't∫are/ [1]to hold* up, to impede [ traffico]; to encumber, to hamper [ persona]; fig. to hinder, to impede [sviluppo, carriera, piano]II intralciarsi verbo pronominale- rsi (l'un l'altro) to get in each other's way. -
9 ostacolare
hinder* * *ostacolare v.tr.1 to obstruct; ( impacciare) to hamper, to hinder: il lungo mantello le ostacolava i movimenti, she was hampered by her long cloak; una frana ostacolava il passaggio, a rockfall blocked the way2 (fig.) ( intralciare) to thwart, to be a hindrance to (s.o., sthg.), to hamper, to handicap, to interfere with (sthg.): mi ha sempre ostacolato, he has always thwarted me; ha sempre ostacolato i miei piani, he has always interfered with (o obstructed) my plans; nella sua carriera politica fu ostacolato dal suo passato di cantante, his political career was hampered by his past as a singer; ostacolare il corso degli affari, to hamper the progress of business; ostacolare un matrimonio, to impede a marriage; ostacolare il corso della giustizia, to obstruct the due course of justice.* * *[ostako'lare]verbo transitivo to obstruct [progetto, negoziati, giustizia]; to be* in the way of, to stand* in the way of, to hinder, to impede [discussione, trattive]; to hamper, to impede, to obstruct [ progresso]; to thwart, to foil [ sforzo]; to hamper, to hinder [ persona]; to hinder, to impede, to hamper [azione, corso, carriera, sviluppo, movimento]; to block, to hold [ traffico]* * *ostacolare/ostako'lare/ [1]to obstruct [progetto, negoziati, giustizia]; to be* in the way of, to stand* in the way of, to hinder, to impede [discussione, trattive]; to hamper, to impede, to obstruct [ progresso]; to thwart, to foil [ sforzo]; to hamper, to hinder [ persona]; to hinder, to impede, to hamper [azione, corso, carriera, sviluppo, movimento]; to block, to hold [ traffico]. -
10 giurisdizione
f jurisdiction* * *giurisdizione s.f.1 (dir.) jurisdiction: territorio sotto la giurisdizione di..., area within (o under) the jurisdiction of...; è sotto la nostra giurisdizione, it comes under our jurisdiction; immunità dalla giurisdizione, immunity from jurisdiction; giurisdizione ordinaria di primo grado, original jurisdiction2 (estens.) (sfera d'azione) jurisdiction, province, sphere of competence: questo compito ricade sotto la sua giurisdizione, this job comes within his province; un settore che è al di fuori della giurisdizione del nostro ufficio, a sector which lies outside our jurisdiction (o province) // non avete alcuna giurisdizione sulla mia vita privata, you have no right to interfere with my private life.* * *[dʒurizdit'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) dir. jurisdictionessere sotto la, fuori della giurisdizione di qcn. — to be within, outside sb.'s jurisdiction
2) fig.•* * *giurisdizione/dʒurizdit'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 dir. jurisdiction; essere sotto la, fuori della giurisdizione di qcn. to be within, outside sb.'s jurisdiction2 fig. questo è al di fuori della mia giurisdizione this is not within my sphere of competencegiurisdizione civile civil courts; giurisdizione militare military courts. -
11 frammettere
◘ frammettersi v.rifl.1 ( frapporsi) to interpose, to intervene; to place oneself between (s.o., sthg.): si frammise fra il padre e la madre, he intervened between his father and mother2 ( interferire, intromettersi) to interfere (in, with sthg.); to intrude (on, upon, into sthg.); to meddle (in, with sthg.): non frammetterti!, don't interfere!; spero di non frammettermi nei tuoi affari, I hope I am not interfering into (o meddling) in your affairs.* * *1. [fram'mettere]vb irreg vt2. vr (frammettersi)to intervene, interfere -
12 occupare
spazio take up, occupytempo occupy, fillposto have, holdpersona keep busydi esercizio occupy* * *occupare v.tr.1 ( prendere possesso) to occupy, to take* possession of (sthg.): occupare un edificio, to take possession of a building; occupare il suolo pubblico, to occupy public property; occupare abusivamente una casa vuota, to squat in an empty house; le famiglie sfrattate hanno occupato il palazzo, the evicted families have occupied the building; gli operai hanno occupato la fabbrica in segno di protesta, the workers occupied the factory as a gesture of protest; occupare una casa di due piani, ( abitare) to occupy (o to inhabit) a two-storey house; occupare un posto a sedere, to occupy a seat // (mil.) occupare una città, un paese, to occupy (o to take possession of) a town, a country2 ( riempire uno spazio) to take* up: i libri occupano molto spazio, books take up a lot of room; una descrizione che occupa tutto il primo capitolo, a description that takes up the whole of the first chapter; molte preoccupazioni occupavano la sua mente, his mind was full of worries3 ( il tempo) to occupy, to spend*: occupo il mio tempo studiando l'inglese, I spend my time studying English; questo lavoro mi occupa troppo tempo, this work takes up too much of my time; sa come occupare il tempo, he knows how to occupy his time4 ( cariche, uffici) to occupy, to fill; to hold*: occupa la cattedra di inglese nella nostra università, he holds the chair of English at our university; occupare un posto di lavoro, una carica, to occupy a post; occupare un posto vacante, to fill a vacancy5 ( ingaggiare, far lavorare) to employ, to engage, to take* on: occupare venti operai, to employ twenty workmen6 ( tenere occupato) to keep* busy: l'insegnamento mi occupa tutta la giornata, teaching keeps me busy all day long; il suo lavoro lo occupa anche la domenica, his job keeps him busy even on Sunday.◘ occuparsi v.intr.pron.1 ( avere come occupazione) to be responsible for (sthg.), to do* (sthg.) as a job; ( avere come incarico) to deal* with (sthg.), to attend to (sthg.); ( commerciare) to deal* in (sthg.): si occupa del recupero crediti, he's responsible for recovery of debts; mi occupo di pubbliche relazioni, I attend to public relations; occupare dell'acquisto e della vendita delle merci, to attend to the buying and selling of goods; ci occupiamo di antiquariato, we deal in antiques2 ( interessarsi) to be interested in; ( attivamente) to be involved in; ( con dedizione) to devote oneself to: mi occupo di moda, sport, I'm interested in fashion, sport; non si occupa più di politica, he is not involved in politics any more; occupare di opere di carità, to devote oneself to works of charity3 ( prendersi cura, badare) to look after (s.o., sthg.); to see* to (s.o., sthg.): chi si occuperà del cane quest'estate?, who will look after the dog this summer?; mi occuperò io dei bambini, I'll look after the children; occupati delle bevande, io mi occuperò del cibo, you see to the drinks, I'll see to the food; puoi occuparti tu degli ospiti che sono appena arrivati?, can you see to the guests who've just arrived?4 ( impicciarsi) to get* involved in (sthg.): non voglio assolutamente occuparmene, I do not want to have anything to do with it; occupati dei fatti tuoi, mind your own business5 ( trovar lavoro) to find* a job, to get* a job, to be employed: si è occupato in un'industria farmaceutica, he has got a job in a farmaceutical company.* * *[okku'pare]1. vt(gen) Mil to occupy, (spazio, tempo) to occupy, take up, (casa) to live in, (carica) to hold, (manodopera) to employl'esercito ha occupato il paese — the army has occupied o taken over the country
2. vip (occuparsi)1)occuparsi di — (interessarsi) to be interested in, take an interest in, (prendersi cura) to take care of, look after, (impicciarsi) to interfere in, meddle in
2)occuparsi in — (impiegarsi) to get a job in
* * *[okku'pare] 1.verbo transitivo2) to take* up [spazio, volume]3) (impegnare) to occupy [persona, mente]; to fill (up) [ tempo]i miei studi mi occupano molto — my studies keep me very busy, my studies take up a lot of my time
4) to hold* [impiego, posizione]; to fill [ carica]5) (dare lavoro) to employ6) [ scioperanti] to occupy; mil. [truppe, esercito] to occupy, to take* possession of7) (illegalmente) to stage a sit-in at [ università]; to squat [ casa]2.verbo pronominale occuparsi2) (dedicare attenzione, lavoro)- rsi di — to address, to cope with [problema, questione]; to deal* with [lamentele, emergenze, richieste, caso, situazioni]; [dipartimento, ufficiale] to handle [immigrazione, inchieste]
- rsi di — to look after, to take* care of, to see* to [bambino, animale]; to deal* with [paziente, clientela]; to take* care of [giardino, casa]
- rsi di — to be* in charge of [finanziamento, amministrazione]; to look after, to work with [ handicappati]; to mind [ negozio]; to be* involved in [affari, progetto]
5)* * *occupare/okku'pare/ [1]1 [ persona] to occupy [posto, cella]; to live in, to reside in [ casa]; occupare il sesto posto della classifica to be sixth in the ranking; il monumento occupa il centro della piazza the monument stands in the centre of the square2 to take* up [spazio, volume]; il nuovo tavolo occupa tutta la stanza the new table fills up the whole room; occupare il posto di due persone to take up as much room as two people3 (impegnare) to occupy [persona, mente]; to fill (up) [ tempo]; i miei studi mi occupano molto my studies keep me very busy, my studies take up a lot of my time; occupare il proprio tempo facendo to spend one's time doing4 to hold* [impiego, posizione]; to fill [ carica]5 (dare lavoro) to employ6 [ scioperanti] to occupy; mil. [truppe, esercito] to occupy, to take* possession ofII occuparsi verbo pronominale2 (dedicare attenzione, lavoro) - rsi di to address, to cope with [problema, questione]; to deal* with [lamentele, emergenze, richieste, caso, situazioni]; [dipartimento, ufficiale] to handle [immigrazione, inchieste]; l'argomento di cui ci occupiamo oggi the matter which we are dealing with today; non ho ancora avuto il tempo di occuparmene I haven't got around to it yet; di cosa ti occupi? what do you do?3 (prendersi cura) - rsi di to look after, to take* care of, to see* to [bambino, animale]; to deal* with [paziente, clientela]; to take* care of [giardino, casa]4 (essere incaricato di) - rsi di to be* in charge of [finanziamento, amministrazione]; to look after, to work with [ handicappati]; to mind [ negozio]; to be* involved in [affari, progetto]; - rsi di politica to be in politics5 occupati degli affari tuoi mind your own business. -
13 mischiare
mixcarte shuffle* * *mischiare v.tr. to mix, to mingle; (amalgamare, miscelare) to blend; (alle carte) to shuffle: mischiare vino con acqua, to mix wine with water.◘ mischiarsi v.rifl.1 to mix (with sthg.); to mingle (with sthg.); (amalgamarsi, miscelarsi) to blend: si mischiarono alla folla, they mixed (o mingled) with the crowd2 (intromettersi) to meddle, to interfere: si è mischiato nei miei affari, he meddled in my affairs◆ v.rifl.rec. to mix: l'olio e l'acqua non si mischiano, oil and water don't mix.* * *[mis'kjare]1. vt2. vip (mischiarsi)* * *[mis'kjare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (amalgamare) to mix, to blend (anche fig.)2) (mettere in disordine) to shuffle, to jumble (up), to scramble (up) [fogli, lettere]2.mischiare le carte — gioc. to give the cards a shuffle, to shuffle the cards
verbo pronominale mischiarsi1) (unirsi) to mix, to blend* * *mischiare/mis'kjare/ [1]1 (amalgamare) to mix, to blend (anche fig.)2 (mettere in disordine) to shuffle, to jumble (up), to scramble (up) [fogli, lettere]; mischiare le carte gioc. to give the cards a shuffle, to shuffle the cardsII mischiarsi verbo pronominale1 (unirsi) to mix, to blend2 (confondersi) - rsi alla folla to mingle with the crowd. -
14 frammischiare
frammischiare v.tr. to (inter)mingle, to mix, to intersperse: parole frammischiate a lacrime e singhiozzi, words interspersed with tears and sobs.◘ frammischiarsi v.rifl.1 to (inter)mingle (with s.o., sthg.): i poliziotti si frammischiarono alla folla, the police mingled with the crowd -
15 immischiarsi
meddle (in with), interfere (in in)
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