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1 cattiveria
f wickednessdi bambini naughtinessazione nasty thing to doparole crudeli nasty thing to say* * *cattiveria s.f.1 wickedness, malice, spite; ( capricciosità di bambino) naughtiness: l'ha fatto per ( pura) cattiveria, he did it out of (mere) spite2 ( azione malvagia) wicked action, (piece of) mischief; ( parole crudeli) nasty thing to say: questa è una vera cattiveria, this is really nasty; fare una cattiveria a qlcu., to be nasty to s.o.; dire una cattiveria, to say sthg. catty (o nasty).* * *[katti'vɛrja]sostantivo femminile1) (malvagità) wickedness, nastiness, malice, meannesscon cattiveria — maliciously, spitefully, nastily
trattare qcn. con cattiveria — to treat sb. badly
2) (azione, frase malvagia)dire, fare -e — to say, do nasty things
* * *cattiveria/katti'vεrja/sostantivo f.1 (malvagità) wickedness, nastiness, malice, meanness; con cattiveria maliciously, spitefully, nastily; senza cattiveria without malice; trattare qcn. con cattiveria to treat sb. badly2 (azione, frase malvagia) dire, fare -e to say, do nasty things. -
2 rancore
m ranco(u)r* * *rancore s.m. grudge, rancour; nutrire, serbare rancore contro, verso qlcu., to bear s.o. a grudge (o malice o ill will): non gli porto rancore, I bear him no grudge; soddisfare un rancore personale, to gratify a private grudge; senza rancore, without malice (o without ill feeling); ci sono dei vecchi rancori tra di loro, there is bad blood between them.* * *[ran'kore]sostantivo maschile grudge, resentment, ill will, rancour BE, rancor AEserbare rancore nei confronti di qcn. — to bear BE o hold AE a grudge against sb., to bear sb. ill will
nutrire rancore contro qcn. — to harbour o nurse a grudge against sb.
* * *rancore/ran'kore/sostantivo m.grudge, resentment, ill will, rancour BE, rancor AE; serbare rancore nei confronti di qcn. to bear BE o hold AE a grudge against sb., to bear sb. ill will; nutrire rancore contro qcn. to harbour o nurse a grudge against sb.; senza rancore! no hard feelings! -
3 malanimo
malanimo s.m. malevolence; malice; animosity: c'è in lui del malanimo verso di noi, he has a grudge against us; fare qlco. di malanimo, to do sthg. unwillingly (o reluctantly); senza malanimo, without malice.* * *[ma'lanimo]* * *malanimo/ma'lanimo/sostantivo m.(avversione) hostility; (malevolenza) malevolence, ill will. -
4 colposo
colposo agg. (dir.) unpremeditated, culpable, negligent; ( senza premeditazione) without malice aforethought: omicidio colposo, manslaughter (o negligent homicide).* * *[kol'poso]omicidio colposo — culpable homicide, manslaughter
* * *colposo/kol'poso/omicidio colposo culpable homicide, manslaughter. -
5 senza cattiveria
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6 privo
privo di lacking in, devoid ofprivo di sensi unconscious* * *privo agg. devoid, destitute; ( mancante) lacking (in sthg.), wanting (in sthg.); privo di buon senso, di orgoglio, di malignità, devoid of common sense, of pride, of malice; privo di energia, wanting in energy; privo di entusiasmo, lacking in (o without) enthusiasm; privo di interesse, di ogni probabilità, devoid of interest, of all probability; privo di scrupoli, without scruples; privo di mezzi, lacking in (o without) means; privo di lavoro, jobless; privo di denaro, without money; una frase priva di senso, a sentence that is devoid of (o has no) meaning; sono privo di sue notizie da due mesi, I haven't heard from him for two months.* * *['privo]privo di senso — empty of meaning, meaningless
essere privo di qcs. — to lack sth., to be lacking o wanting in sth.
essere privo di fondamento — to lack substance, to be unsubstantiated
privo di sensi — senseless o unconscious
* * *privo/'privo/privo di coraggio without courage; privo di tatto tactless; privo di senso empty of meaning, meaningless; privo di talento untalented; essere privo di qcs. to lack sth., to be lacking o wanting in sth.; essere privo di fondamento to lack substance, to be unsubstantiated; privo di scrupoli unscrupulous; privo di sensi senseless o unconscious.
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