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latepiù tardi later (on)al più tardi at the latesta più tardi! see you!far tardi ( arrivare in ritardo) be late( stare alzato) stay up latein ufficio work late* * *tardi avv. late: presto o tardi, sooner or later; arrivò tardi, he arrived late; arrivò più tardi di me, he arrived later than me; si fa tardi, it is getting late; te lo dirò più tardi, I'll tell you later on; fare tardi, to be late; ( stare alzato fino a tarda ora) to stay up late; ora è troppo tardi, it's too late now // a più tardi!, see you later! // al più tardi, at the latest: te lo farò sapere domani al più tardi, I'll let you know tomorrow at the latest // sul tardi, late in the day: arrivò la sera sul tardi, he arrived late in the evening // meglio tardi che mai, (prov.) better late than never // chi tardi arriva, male alloggia, (prov.) first come, first served.* * *['tardi]avverbio latesi sta facendo tardi — it's getting late, time's getting on
fare o tirare tardi to have a late night, to keep late hours; pranzare tardi to have a late lunch; non fate tardi! — don't be late!
••meglio tardi che mai — prov. better late than never
* * *tardi/'tardi/late; è (troppo) tardi it's (too) late; presto o tardi sooner or later; si sta facendo tardi it's getting late, time's getting on; al più tardi at the latest; qualche giorno più tardi a few days later; arrivare sempre tardi to be always late; di pomeriggio tardi late in the afternoon; lavorare fino a tardi to work late; fare o tirare tardi to have a late night, to keep late hours; pranzare tardi to have a late lunch; non fate tardi! don't be late!\meglio tardi che mai prov. better late than never; chi tardi arriva male alloggia first come first served.
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