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1 convenire
1. v/i gather, meet( concordare) agree( essere opportuno) be advisable, be better2. v/t ( stabilire) stipulate* * *convenire v. intr.1 impers. ( essere utile, necessario) to suit (s.o.), had better (costr. pers.): conviene andare a letto presto se partiamo alle 5, we had better go to bed early if we're leaving at 5; ci conviene parlarne prima con il capo, we ought to talk to the boss about it first; conviene che io resti, I'd better stay; non mi conviene, it does not suit me; non ti conviene contrariarlo, you had better not contradict him2 (letter.) ( riunirsi) to meet*, to gather, to convene: convennero da ogni parte, they came from all over; una gran folla convenne nella piazza, a large crowd gathered in the square3 ( concordare) to agree: convennero sul prezzo, they agreed on the price; il prezzo è convenuto, the price is agreed; tutti convengono sul fatto che è una bellissima ragazza, everyone agrees she is a very beautiful girl; ho agito male con te, ne convengo, I've been mean to you, I admit4 ( essere vantaggioso) to be worth; to be worthwhile: è un prezzo che non conviene, the price doesn't make it worthwhile; non mi conviene farlo aggiustare, it's not worth having it mended; il prezzo conviene, the price is reasonable; l'offerta conviene, it's a profitable offer5 ( essere adatto a) to be suitable (for sthg., s.o.), to be suited (to sthg., s.o.)◆ v.tr.1 ( pattuire) to agree upon (sthg.), to fix, to settle: convenire l'ora per la cerimonia, to agree on a time for the ceremony2 ( ammettere) to admit: ha convenuto che il film era troppo lungo, he admitted that the film was too long3 (dir.) to summon: convenire qlcu. in giudizio, to summon s.o. (to appear in court), to sue s.o.◘ convenirsi v.intr.pron. ought, should (costr. pers.): comportarsi come si conviene a un gentiluomo, to behave as a gentleman ought to.* * *1. [konve'nire]vb irreg vtresta convenuto che... — it is agreed that...
convenire (su qc/che...) — to agree (upon sth/that...)2) (essere meno caro) to be cheap3) (riunirsi) to gather, assemble4)convenire a qn — (essere vantaggioso) to be worthwhile for sb, (essere consigliabile) to be advisable for sb
se vuoi evitare il traffico ti conviene partire presto — if you want to avoid the traffic you'd better leave early
3. vb impersconviene andarsene — we'd better go, we should go
4. vip (convenirsi)convenirsi a — to suit, befit
* * *[konve'nire] 1.verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere)1) (aus. essere) (essere vantaggioso) to be* worthwhile; (costare poco) to be* cheap(er)convenire a qcn. fare — to be convenient for sb. to do
2) (aus. avere) (ammettere) to admit, to acknowledge, to agree; (essere d'accordo) to agree (su on)3) (aus. essere) (riunirsi) to gather, to meet*2.verbo transitivo1) (concordare) to agree (on) [ prezzo]2) dir. (citare in giudizio) to summon, to take* [sb.] to court3.verbo pronominale convenirsi4.verbo impersonale1) (aus. essere) (essere opportuno)conviene che facciate — you should o ought to do
2) (aus. essere) (essere inteso)* * *convenire/konve'nire/ [107](aus. essere, avere)1 (aus. essere) (essere vantaggioso) to be* worthwhile; (costare poco) to be* cheap(er); convenire a qcn. fare to be convenient for sb. to do; non conviene fare it doesn't pay to do3 (aus. essere) (riunirsi) to gather, to meet*1 (concordare) to agree (on) [ prezzo]2 dir. (citare in giudizio) to summon, to take* [sb.] to courtIII convenirsi verbo pronominalecomportati come si conviene! behave properly!1 (aus. essere) (essere opportuno) conviene partire oggi we'd better leave today; conviene che facciate you should o ought to do; dire cose del genere non conviene it's better not to say such things -
2 prudente agg
[pru'dɛnte](attento) cautious, prudent, (assennato) wise, sensiblesii prudente! — be careful!, take care!
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3 convenire
1. [konve'nire]vb irreg vtresta convenuto che... — it is agreed that...
convenire (su qc/che...) — to agree (upon sth/that...)2) (essere meno caro) to be cheap3) (riunirsi) to gather, assemble4)convenire a qn — (essere vantaggioso) to be worthwhile for sb, (essere consigliabile) to be advisable for sb
se vuoi evitare il traffico ti conviene partire presto — if you want to avoid the traffic you'd better leave early
3. vb impersconviene andarsene — we'd better go, we should go
4. vip (convenirsi)convenirsi a — to suit, befit
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4 prudente
agg [pru'dɛnte](attento) cautious, prudent, (assennato) wise, sensiblesii prudente! — be careful!, take care!
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5 opportuno
suitable, appropriateal momento opportuno at a suitable time, at the opportune moment* * *opportuno agg. opportune, well-timed, timely, seasonable; ( giusto) right; ( adatto) suitable, appropriate: osservazione opportuna, opportune remark; discorso opportuno, timely speech; è arrivato al momento opportuno, he arrived at the right time; abbiamo ritenuto opportuno dirglielo, we thought it right to tell him; questo è il luogo e il momento opportuno per farlo, this is the right (o proper) place and time to do it; sarebbe stato più opportuno dirlo subito, it would have been more suitable (o appropriate) to have said so at once; citazione opportuna, appropriate quotation; cure opportune, suitable treatment.* * *[oppor'tuno]1) [tempo, momento] opportune, appropriate, convenient, timely; [ luogo] appropriate, conveniental momento opportuno — [ arrivare] opportunely, at (just) the right moment
in un momento poco opportuno — at an akward o inconvenient time
2) (adeguato) [comportamento, maniere] appropriate, correct; [discorso, osservazione, visita] opportune; [punizione, cure, provvedimento] adequate, appropriate3) (conveniente) opportune, expedient, advisable* * *opportuno/oppor'tuno/1 [ tempo, momento] opportune, appropriate, convenient, timely; [ luogo] appropriate, convenient; al momento opportuno [ arrivare] opportunely, at (just) the right moment; a un'ora -a at an appropriate time; in un momento poco opportuno at an akward o inconvenient time2 (adeguato) [ comportamento, maniere] appropriate, correct; [ discorso, osservazione, visita] opportune; [ punizione, cure, provvedimento] adequate, appropriate3 (conveniente) opportune, expedient, advisable; è opportuno che tu venga it's advisable for you to come; sarebbe opportuno che tu facessi you would be better advised to do; mi pare opportuno avvertirla I consider it opportune to warn her; ho agito come credevo opportuno I did as I thought proper.
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