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1 condannare
condemn (a to)law sentence (a to)* * *condannare v.tr.1 (dir.) to sentence, to condemn, to convict: condannare a dieci anni di lavori forzati, to sentence to ten years' penal servitude; condannare all'ergastolo, to sentence to life imprisonment; condannare al risarcimento dei danni, to condemn to damages; condannare a morte, to sentence (o to condemn) to death; condannare qlcu. per furto, to sentence s.o. for theft; condannare qlcu. a mille euro di multa, to fine s.o. to pay one thousand euros; condannare qlcu. a tre mesi di prigione, to sentence s.o. to three months' imprisonment; essere condannato a venticinque giorni di prigione, to be sentenced to (o to receive) twenty-five days2 (estens.) to condemn: la sua coscienza lo condanna, his own conscience condemns him; tutti gli indizi lo condannano, all the evidence points to his guilt3 ( riprovare) to condemn, to censure; condannare la condotta di qlcu., to condemn s.o.'s conduct; condannare la violenza negli stadi, to condemn violence in the stadium4 ( costringere, destinare) to condemn; to confine: è condannato a letto da anni, he has been confined to bed for years; sembrava condannato a vivere in povertà, he seemed condemned to lead a life of poverty5 ( dichiarare inguaribile) to condemn* * *[kondan'nare]verbo transitivo1) dir. to condemn, to convict, to sentencecondannare qcn. a morte — to condemn o sentence sb. to death
condannare qcn. all'ergastolo — to sentence sb. to life
condannare qcn. per furto — to convict sb. of theft
essere condannato al silenzio — to be condemned o doomed to silence
* * *condannare/kondan'nare/ [1]1 dir. to condemn, to convict, to sentence; condannare qcn. a morte to condemn o sentence sb. to death; condannare qcn. all'ergastolo to sentence sb. to life; condannare qcn. per furto to convict sb. of theft4 (dichiarare incurabile) i medici lo hanno condannato the doctors have given up hope of saving him. -
2 valutare
"to evaluate;Auswerten;aproveitar"* * *value* * *valutare v.tr.1 ( attribuire un valore) to value, to estimate, to evaluate, to appraise, to assess: valutare un terreno 30.000 euro, to value a piece of land at 30,000 euros; valutare i danni, to assess damages; valutare troppo, to overvalue; valutare poco, to undervalue2 ( considerare) to consider, to weigh: abbiamo valutato i pro e i contro, we have weighed the pros and cons; devi valutare anche gli aspetti positivi, you must consider the positive aspects as well; (dir.) valutare le prove, to weigh the evidence3 ( conteggiare) to calculate, to take* into account: valutando gli arretrati, riceverò una somma discreta, taking the arrears into account, I will receive a fair amount4 ( calcolare nel complesso) to estimate, to reckon, to put*, to rate: la perdita è stata valutata oltre 10 milioni di euro, the loss has been reckoned (o put) at over ten million euros5 ( apprezzare) to value, to esteem: è molto valutato dai suoi collaboratori, he is highly valued by his team; mi valuti troppo, you think too highly of me.* * *[valu'tare]verbo transitivo1) (calcolare) to estimate, to assess [durata, distanza, rischi, costi, danni, ricchezza]valutare male — to miscalculate [ rischi]
2) (determinare il valore di) to value, to put* a price on, to price [bene, oggetto]; to appraise [ quadro]fare valutare qcs. — to have sth. valued o appraised, to have a valuation done on sth.
la casa è stata valutata 100.000 euro — the house was valued at 100,000 euros
3) (vagliare) to assess, to weigh up, to evaluate [ situazione]; to consider [alternative, fatti, proposte]; to assess, to calculate [conseguenze, effetto]; to gauge [ reazione]valutare male — to miscalculate [ conseguenze]
4) (stimare, apprezzare) to value, to esteem, to appreciate [ persona]5) (giudicare) to assess [capacità, candidato, studente]; to mark, to grade AE [tema, compito]; to evaluate [progressi, risultati]* * *valutare/valu'tare/ [1]1 (calcolare) to estimate, to assess [durata, distanza, rischi, costi, danni, ricchezza]; valutare male to miscalculate [ rischi]2 (determinare il valore di) to value, to put* a price on, to price [bene, oggetto]; to appraise [ quadro]; fare valutare qcs. to have sth. valued o appraised, to have a valuation done on sth.; la casa è stata valutata 100.000 euro the house was valued at 100,000 euros3 (vagliare) to assess, to weigh up, to evaluate [ situazione]; to consider [alternative, fatti, proposte]; to assess, to calculate [conseguenze, effetto]; to gauge [ reazione]; valutare i pro e i contro to balance the pros and cons; valutare male to miscalculate [ conseguenze]4 (stimare, apprezzare) to value, to esteem, to appreciate [ persona]5 (giudicare) to assess [capacità, candidato, studente]; to mark, to grade AE [tema, compito]; to evaluate [progressi, risultati].
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