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1 tragic
['trædʒɪk]aggettivo tragico (anche fig.)* * *1) (sad; unfortunate: I heard of the tragic death of her son.) tragico2) (of tragedy or tragedies: a tragic hero.) tragico* * *tragic /ˈtrædʒɪk/, tragical /ˈtrædʒɪkl/a.tragico ( anche fig.); di (o da) tragedia: a tragic actor, un attore tragico; in a tragic voice, con voce da tragediatragicallyavv.tragicamente.* * *['trædʒɪk]aggettivo tragico (anche fig.) -
2 tragic trag·ic adj
['trædʒɪk]tragic actor — attore m tragico
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3 awful
['ɔːfl]1) [book, film, food, weather] orribile, terribile, pessimoit was awful to have to... — è stato terribile dover
2) (horrifying, tragic) [news, accident] terribile; [ crime] orribile, atroce3) (unwell)4) (guilty)5) colloq. (emphasizing)* * *['o:ful]1) (very great: an awful rush.) terribile2) (very bad: This book is awful; an awful experience.) orribile3) (severe: an awful headache.) terribile, tremendo•- awfully- awfulness* * *['ɔːfl]1) [book, film, food, weather] orribile, terribile, pessimoit was awful to have to... — è stato terribile dover
2) (horrifying, tragic) [news, accident] terribile; [ crime] orribile, atroce3) (unwell)4) (guilty)5) colloq. (emphasizing) -
4 ♦ actor
♦ actor /ˈæktə(r)/n.1 (teatr., cinem.) attore, attrice: theatre actor, attore di teatro (o di prosa); comic actor, (attore) comico; tragic actor, un attore tragico2 (fig.) uno che finge; attore, attrice; commediante: to be a good actor, saper fare la commedia; saper fingere; to be a bad actor, non saper fingere3 (leg.) autore di un illecito civile● (teatr.) actor-manager, impresario-attore. -
5 demise
[dɪ'maɪz]nome form.1) (of institution, movement, aspirations) fine f., crollo m.2) eufem. scherz. morte f.* * *demise /dɪˈmaɪz/n. (leg.)2 [u] (leg.) trasmissione ( di titolo, corona, ecc.) per morte (o per abdicazione): demise of the Crown, trasmissione della sovranità3 (form.) decesso, scomparsa ( di persona): the tragic [untimely] demise of their father, la scomparsa tragica [prematura] del loro padre(to) demise /dɪˈmaɪz/v. t. (leg.)* * *[dɪ'maɪz]nome form.1) (of institution, movement, aspirations) fine f., crollo m.2) eufem. scherz. morte f. -
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7 tragical
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8 tragically
['trædʒɪklɪ]avverbio tragicamente* * *tragically► tragic* * *['trædʒɪklɪ]avverbio tragicamente -
9 concern ***** con·cern
[kən'sɜːn]1. n1)it's of no concern to me; it's no concern of mine — non mi riguarda
2) (anxiety) ansietà f inv, preoccupazione fit is a matter for concern that... — è preoccupante che...
they expressed concern about the situation — hanno espresso la loro preoccupazione per la situazione
3) (firm) impresa, azienda, ditta2. vtriguardare, interessarethis shouldn't concern you — (affect) questo non dovrebbe cambiarti nulla
"to whom it may concern" — "a tutti gli interessati"
as far as I'm concerned, you can come any time you like — per quanto mi riguarda, puoi venire quando vuoi
the department concerned — (under discussion) l'ufficio in questione, (relevant) l'ufficio competente
to concern o.s. with — occuparsi di
they are more concerned to save money than to save lives — ciò che li preoccupa maggiormente è risparmiare denaro e non salvare vite umane
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10 tragedy
['trædʒədɪ]nome tragedia f. (anche fig.)* * *['træ‹ədi]plural - tragedies; noun1) ((a) drama about unfortunate events with a sad outcome: `Hamlet' is one of Shakespeare's tragedies.) tragedia2) (an unfortunate or sad event: His early death was a great tragedy for his family.) tragedia•- tragic* * *['trædʒədɪ]nome tragedia f. (anche fig.)
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tragic — [[t]træ̱ʤɪk[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED A tragic event or situation is extremely sad, usually because it involves death or suffering. It was just a tragic accident. ...the tragic loss of so many lives... The circumstances are tragic but we have to act… … English dictionary