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1 verbalmente
verbally* * *verbalmente avv. verbally, orally.* * *[verbal'mente]avverbio verbally, orally* * *verbalmente/verbal'mente/verbally, orally. -
2 esporre
expose ( also photography)avviso put upin una mostra exhibit, show( riferire) presentragioni, caso stateteoria explain* * *esporre v.tr.1 ( mettere fuori) to put* out, to set* out, to expose; (in bacheca ecc.) to put* up, to post up, to stick* up: esporre al sole, all'aria, to expose to sunlight, to air; è una pianta che non deve essere esposta alla luce, it's a plant that mustn't be exposed to sunlight; esporre un avviso, to stick up a notice; hanno già esposto i risultati degli esami, they've already put up the exam results2 ( mettere in mostra) to show*, to display; ( in fiere, esibizioni) to exhibit: esporre delle merci in vetrina, to show (o to display) goods in the window; esporrà i suoi quadri in una galleria d'arte, he's going to exhibit his paintings in an art gallery; esporre a una fiera campionaria, to exhibit at a trade fair // (eccl.) esporre il Sacramento, to expose the Blessed Sacrament3 ( a rischio) to expose; ( arrischiare) to risk; to venture: esporre qlcu. a un rischio, to expose s.o. to a risk; esporre la vita a un pericolo, to risk (o to venture) one's life; la sua arroganza lo espone ad aspre critiche, his arrogance exposes him to harsh criticism4 ( spiegare) to expound, to state, to set* forth; to explain: esporre le proprie idee, to state one's ideas; esporre una teoria, to expound a theory; esporre in dettaglio, to itemize7 (fot.) to expose.◘ esporsi v.rifl.1 to expose oneself: attento a non esporti al sole a lungo!, be careful not to expose yourself to the sun for too long!; con quella dichiarazione si è esposto a facili critiche, with that statement he laid himself open to facile criticisms2 ( compromettersi) to compromise oneself: non ti esporre troppo con la tua protesta!, don't compromise yourself too much with your protest // (banca) esporre a forti debiti, to incur large debts.* * *1. [es'porre]vb irreg vt1) (esibire: merce) to put on display, display, (quadri) to exhibit, show, (avviso) to put up, (bandiera) to put out, raise2) (spiegare) to explain, (argomento, teoria) to put forward, expound, (fatti, ragionamenti) to set out, (dubbi, riserve) to expressesporre a voce/per iscritto — to explain verbally/in writing
3)esporre qn al pericolo — to expose sb to dangeresporre il fianco a critiche — to lay o.s. open to criticism
4) (alla luce, all'aria), (anche) Fot to expose2.esporsi vr; esporsi a — (sole, pericolo) to expose o.s. to, (critiche) to lay o.s. open to
stai attento a non esporti troppo — (compromettersi) be careful about sticking your neck out
* * *[es'porre] 1.verbo transitivo1) to exhibit, to display [ opera d'arte]; to display, to exhibit, to set* out [prodotti, merce]; to display [prezzo, lista]; to fly* [ bandiera]2) (descrivere) to state [idea, opinione]; to explain [ situazione]; to set* forth, to lay* out, to represent [fatti, ragioni]; to expound [ teoria]3)esporre qcn. a — to expose sb. to [pericolo, contagio, ridicolo]; to subject sb. to [critiche, insulti]
4) fot. to expose2.verbo pronominale esporsi- rsi a — to expose oneself to [rischio, pericolo]; to lay o leave oneself open to [accuse, critiche, ridicolo]
* * *esporre/es'porre/ [73]1 to exhibit, to display [ opera d'arte]; to display, to exhibit, to set* out [prodotti, merce]; to display [prezzo, lista]; to fly* [ bandiera]2 (descrivere) to state [idea, opinione]; to explain [ situazione]; to set* forth, to lay* out, to represent [fatti, ragioni]; to expound [ teoria]3 esporre qcn. a to expose sb. to [pericolo, contagio, ridicolo]; to subject sb. to [critiche, insulti]4 fot. to exposeII esporsi verbo pronominale- rsi a to expose oneself to [rischio, pericolo]; to lay o leave oneself open to [accuse, critiche, ridicolo]. -
3 assalire vt irreg
[assa'lire]to attack, assail, fig to assail -
4 verbalmente avv
[verbal'mente] -
5 assalire
vt irreg [assa'lire]to attack, assail, fig to assail -
6 esporre
1. [es'porre]vb irreg vt1) (esibire: merce) to put on display, display, (quadri) to exhibit, show, (avviso) to put up, (bandiera) to put out, raise2) (spiegare) to explain, (argomento, teoria) to put forward, expound, (fatti, ragionamenti) to set out, (dubbi, riserve) to expressesporre a voce/per iscritto — to explain verbally/in writing
3)esporre qn al pericolo — to expose sb to dangeresporre il fianco a critiche — to lay o.s. open to criticism
4) (alla luce, all'aria), (anche) Fot to expose2.esporsi vr; esporsi a — (sole, pericolo) to expose o.s. to, (critiche) to lay o.s. open to
stai attento a non esporti troppo — (compromettersi) be careful about sticking your neck out
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7 verbalmente
avv [verbal'mente]
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