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1 voltare
1. v/t turnpagina turn (over)voltare le spalle a qualcuno azione turn one's back on someoneposizione have one's back to someone2. v/i turnvoltare a destra turn right* * *voltare v.tr.1 to turn: voltare le pagine di un libro, to turn the pages of a book; voltare lo sguardo verso qlco., to turn to look at sthg.; voltare la testa verso qlco., to turn one's head towards sthg.; voltare le spalle a qlcu., to turn one's back on s.o. (anche fig.); voltai l'automobile e tornai indietro, I turned the car and went back // voltare l'angolo, to turn the corner // voltare le armi contro qlcu., to turn one's weapons on s.o. // voltare gabbana, (fig.) to be a turncoat◘ voltarsi v.rifl. to turn: si voltò da un lato, he turned aside; si voltò dall'altra parte, he turned away; si voltò indietro, he turned back; il malato non ha fatto che voltare e rivoltarsi, the patient has done nothing but toss and turn in his bed // non so da che parte voltarmi, I don't know which way to turn // voltare contro qlcu., (fig.) to turn against s.o.◆ v.intr.pron. to turn, to change: il tempo si sta voltando al bello, the weather is turning fine; il tempo si volta al peggio, the weather is getting worse (o is changing for the worse).* * *[vol'tare]1. vt2. vivoltare a destra/sinistra — to turn (to the) left/right
3. vr (voltarsi)* * *[vol'tare] 1.verbo transitivovoltare lo sguardo verso qcn. — to turn one's eyes at sb.
voltare le spalle a qcn., qcs. — (anche fig.) to turn one's back on sb., sth
voltare pagina — to turn over (the page); fig. to turn over a new leaf
3) (svoltare)2. 3.verbo pronominale voltarsi to turn (a)round, to turn about; (girare la testa) to turn aside, to turn away-rsi verso qcn., qcs. — to turn (one's face) towards o to sb., sth.
* * *voltare/vol'tare/ [1]1 (volgere) to turn [ testa] ( verso towards); voltare lo sguardo verso qcn. to turn one's eyes at sb.; voltare le spalle a qcn., qcs. (anche fig.) to turn one's back on sb., sth.2 (girare) to turn over [ frittata]; voltare pagina to turn over (the page); fig. to turn over a new leaf3 (svoltare) voltare l'angolo to turn the corner(aus. avere) to turn; la strada volta a destra the road turns to the rightIII voltarsi verbo pronominaleto turn (a)round, to turn about; (girare la testa) to turn aside, to turn away; -rsi verso qcn., qcs. to turn (one's face) towards o to sb., sth.; si voltò a guardare chi era she looked round to see who it was; - rsi indietro to turn back. -
2 voltare
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3 quindi
1. adv then2. conj therefore* * *quindi avv.1 ( in seguito) then, afterwards: prima rifletti, quindi agisci, think first, then act (o act afterwards)◆ cong. ( perciò) so, therefore: sono molto stanco, quindi rimango a casa, I'm very tired, so I'm staying at home; non ci rimane molto tempo, quindi occorre prendere una decisione, there is not much time left, therefore we shall have to make a decision; c'era lo sciopero dei treni, quindi dovetti rimandare la partenza, there was a rail strike, so (o therefore) I had to postpone my departure.* * *['kwindi]1. cong(perciò) therefore, soavevo freddo e quindi mi sono messo il maglione — I was cold, so I put on a sweater
2. avv(in seguito) thendevi continuare diritto, quindi girare a destra — you should carry straight on, then turn right
* * *['kwindi] 1.1) (in seguito) then, afterwards2) (di conseguenza) therefore, hence2.congiunzione sonon ha telefonato, quindi non verrà — he hasn't called, so he won't be o isn't coming
* * *quindi/'kwindi/I avverbio1 (in seguito) then, afterwards2 (di conseguenza) therefore, henceII congiunzioneso; non ha telefonato, quindi non verrà he hasn't called, so he won't be o isn't coming.
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