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1 intimamente
intimamente avv.1 (in modo intimo) intimately: lo conosco intimamente, I know him intimately; conversare intimamente, to converse intimately2 (profondamente) deeply; (fam.) at bottom: sono intimamente convinto che sia uno sciocco, at bottom I am convinced he is a fool; essere intimamente commosso, to be deeply moved // conoscere intimamente una materia, to have a profound knowledge of a subject3 (strettamente) closely, intimately: intimamente connesso, closely connected.* * *[intima'mente]1) (profondamente) intimatelyessere intimamente legato a qcn. — to be on terms of intimacy with sb
* * *intimamente/intima'mente/1 (profondamente) intimately; essere intimamente fiducioso che to be quietly confident that2 (strettamente) i due fatti sono intimamente connessi the two events are closely related3 (nell'intimità) essere intimamente legato a qcn. to be on terms of intimacy with sb. -
2 parente
m f relative* * *1 relative, relation; (letter.) ( uomo) kinsman*; ( donna) kinswoman*: un mio parente, a relation (o a relative) of mine; parenti da parte di madre, relations on the mother's side; parente stretto, prossimo, close relation; parente lontano, distant relation; parente acquisito, in-law; i parenti più stretti sono stati informati, the next of kin have been informed; siamo parenti stretti, we are closely related: circondato da parenti e amici, surrounded by his relatives and friends; è tuo parente?, is he a relative of yours? (o is he any relation to you?); non ha parenti a Milano, he has no relations in Milan; non sono parenti, they are not relations // il sonno è parente della morte, (fig.) sleep is the image of death* * *[pa'rɛnte]sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile relative, relation, connection, connexion BEparente prossimo o stretto close relation; essere un parente stretto di qcn. to be sb.'s next of kin; essere parente alla lontana o lontano parente di — to be distantly related to
* * *parente/pa'rεnte/m. e f.relative, relation, connection, connexion BE; parente prossimo o stretto close relation; essere un parente stretto di qcn. to be sb.'s next of kin; essere parente alla lontana o lontano parente di to be distantly related to. -
3 plantain
( MEXICA)Plantains are closely related to bananas, but have more starch and are Always cooked. Green ones are unripe and are baked like potatoes, for a Similar period of time. Yellow ones are half-ripe and are also cooked like Potatoes but not so long. Black ones are ripe and are peeled, sliced, and Fried in butter/oil for a few minutes, until golden. They are creamy and Vaguely reminiscent of bananas. -
4 i due fatti sono intimamente connessi
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > i due fatti sono intimamente connessi
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5 parentela
f relationshipparenti relatives, relations* * *parentela s.f.1 ( vincolo di consanguineità) relationship, kinship: grado di parentela, degree of kindred; parentela in linea retta, relationship in a direct line; parentela collaterale, collateral relationship; vincolo di parentela, family tie; c'è una stretta parentela tra di loro, they are closely related; vanta una parentela che non esiste, he claims a relationship which does not exist // parentela naturale, ( per consanguineità) kinship; parentela civile, ( per matrimonio) relationship acquired by marriage // la parentela fra le lingue indoeuropee, (fig.) the interrelationship of Indo-European languages2 ( insieme dei parenti) relations (pl.); relatives (pl.); kith and kin (pl.); kin (pl.), kinsfolk (pl.); (form.) kindred (pl.): la maggior parte della mia parentela verrà al mio matrimonio, most of my relatives will come to my wedding3 ( relazione) relationship.* * *[paren'tɛla]sostantivo femminile1) (consanguineità) family ties pl., kindred, kinship2) fig. (legame) tie3) (parentado) kindred U, kinsfolk + verbo pl., relatives pl.* * *parentela/paren'tεla/sostantivo f.1 (consanguineità) family ties pl., kindred, kinship; grado di parentela degree of kinship; legami di parentela family relationships2 fig. (legame) tie3 (parentado) kindred U, kinsfolk + verbo pl., relatives pl. -
6 relazione
f legame relationshipesposizione reportavere una relazione con qualcuno have an affair or a relationship with someonein relazione a with reference torelazioni pubbliche public relations, PR* * *relazione s.f.1 ( resoconto) account, report, statement: devi portare una relazione scritta sul viaggio, you must bring a written account of the trip; fare una relazione dettagliata su qlco., to make a detailed report on sthg. // relazione annuale di bilancio, annual report; relazione dei sindaci, dei revisori dei conti, auditor's report; relazione finanziaria, financial (o statutory) report; relazione di cassa, cash report; relazione sulle vendite, sales report; relazione sull'economia, economic survey2 ( legame, nesso) relation, connection, relationship, tie: relazione d'affari, business connection (o relations): avere, essere in relazione d'affari con qlcu., to have business relations (o dealings) with s.o.; entrare in relazioni d'affari con qlcu., to establish business relations with s.o. (o to enter into business relations with s.o.); relazioni pubbliche, public relations; relazioni sindacali, labour relations; relazioni tra datori di lavoro e dipendenti, employer-employee relations (o labour-management relations); relazioni d'amicizia, friendly relations; relazioni diplomatiche cordiali, tese, cordial, strained diplomatic relations; rompere, riallacciare le relazioni diplomatiche con qlcu., to break off, to resume diplomatic relations with s.o.; approfondire le relazioni fra due paesi, to strengthen ties between two countries; relazione fra causa ed effetto, relation (o connection) between cause and effect; questi fatti secondo me sono in stretta relazione tra di loro, according to me these facts are closely related with one another; non vedo alcuna relazione fra queste due idee, I cannot see any connection between these two ideas; avere relazione con qlco., to be connected with sthg.; stringere relazione con qlcu., to enter into relations with s.o. // in relazione a..., in relation to...: in relazione a quanto ho detto ieri, in relation to (o regarding) what I said yesterday // essere in buone relazioni con qlcu., to be on good terms with s.o.3 ( contatto) touch: mettere qlcu. in relazione con qlcu., to put s.o. in touch with s.o.; mettersi in relazione con qlcu., to get into touch with s.o.4 ( conoscenza) acquaintance: ha molte, poche, potenti relazioni, he has many, few, powerful acquaintances5 ( relazione amorosa) (love) affair: ha una relazione con un'altra donna, he's having an affair with another woman* * *[relat'tsjone] 1.sostantivo femminile1) (nesso) connectionessere in relazione con qcs. — to be connected with sth.
mettere in relazione due fatti — to establish a connection between two facts, to relate two facts
mantenere, avere buone -i con qcn. — to keep up, have a good relationship with sb.
essere, entrare in relazione con qcn. — to be, get in touch with sb.
avere una relazione con qcn. — to have an affair with sb.
avere una relazione d'affari con qcn. — to have business dealings with sb.
3) mat. relation4) (esposizione) account, report5) in relazione a with relation to, in connection with2.-i diplomatiche, commerciali, internazionali — diplomatic, trade, international relations
* * *relazione/relat'tsjone/I sostantivo f.1 (nesso) connection; relazione di causa ed effetto relationship of cause and effect; essere in relazione con qcs. to be connected with sth.; non c'è nessuna relazione tra i due casi there is no connection between the two cases; mettere in relazione due fatti to establish a connection between two facts, to relate two facts2 (legame) relationship; (d'amore) affair, liaison; relazione d'affari business contact; relazione amorosa love affair; mantenere, avere buone -i con qcn. to keep up, have a good relationship with sb.; essere, entrare in relazione con qcn. to be, get in touch with sb.; avere una relazione con qcn. to have an affair with sb.; avere una relazione d'affari con qcn. to have business dealings with sb.; relazione di parentela family connection3 mat. relation4 (esposizione) account, report5 in relazione a with relation to, in connection with; in relazione alle Sue richieste with regards to your requestsII relazioni f.pl.(rapporti) relations; -i diplomatiche, commerciali, internazionali diplomatic, trade, international relations; pubbliche -i public relations; - i umane human relations. -
7 connesso
connesso agg. connected, linked; relevant: i documenti connessi, the relevant documents; i due fatti sono strettamente connessi, the two facts are closely connected // (mat.) spazio connesso, connected space◆ s.m.pl.: annessi e connessi, appendages // fra annessi e connessi guadagna moltissimo, what with one thing and another (o taking everything into consideration) he earns a great deal of money; mi raccontò l'accaduto con tutti gli annessi e i connessi, he told me the whole story and all the relevant details.* * *[kon'nɛsso] connesso (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg* * *[kon'nɛsso, kon'nesso] 1.participio passato connettere2.aggettivo (in relazione) [idea, evento] connected, linked, related (a to)3.sostantivo maschile plurale connessigli annessi e -i — the etceteras, the ins and outs
con tutti gli annessi e -i — colloq. scherz. with all the trimmings
* * *connesso/kon'nεsso, kon'nesso/II aggettivo(in relazione) [idea, evento] connected, linked, related (a to)III connessi m.pl.gli annessi e -i the etceteras, the ins and outs; con tutti gli annessi e -i colloq. scherz. with all the trimmings. -
8 connettere
"to connect;Schalten;conetar (elét.)"* * *connettere v.tr.1 ( unire) to connect (anche elettr., inform., tel.), to join, to link: connettere un circuito, to connect a circuit2 (fig.) to associate (in one's mind), to link: questi fatti sono strettamente connessi, these facts are closely linked (o related o connected); connettere una circostanza con l'altra, to see the connection between two events◆ v. intr. ( ragionare) to think* straight, to think* rationally: non connettere, to be confused (o to be unable to think rationally); oggi sono così stanco che non connetto, today I am so tired that I can't think straight (o I can't put two and two together).◘ connettersi v.intr.pron.1 ( riferirsi) to be connected, to be linked: il provvedimento si connette con il regolamento vigente, the measure is related (o linked) to current regulations2 ( Internet) to connect.* * *[kon'nɛttere, kon'nettere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (collegare) to link [fatti, fenomeni]2) tecn. to interconnect2.verbo intransitivo (ragionare)3.verbo pronominale connettersi1) to be* connected, to be* linked (a to)2) inform. to connect* * *connettere/kon'nεttere, kon'nettere/ [17]1 (collegare) to link [fatti, fenomeni]2 tecn. to interconnect(ragionare) non connette più he can't think straightIII connettersi verbo pronominale1 to be* connected, to be* linked (a to)2 inform. to connect.
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