STRUGGLE ALONG - Αγγλικά-Ιταλικά μετάφραση

struggle along ΡΉΜΑ [ˈstrʌɡ(ə)l -]

struggle along

procedere a fatica, arrancare also μτφ

tirare avanti, tirare innanzi (vivacchiare)

to struggle along

campare (tirare avanti)

to struggle along

muoversi a fatica

to labour along, to struggle along

procedere a fatica persona:

to plough through, to struggle along also μτφ

I. along [βρετ əˈlɒŋ, αμερικ əˈlɔŋ, əˈlɑŋ] ΕΠΊΡΡ When along is used as a preposition meaning all along, it can usually be translated by lungo: there were trees along the road = c'erano degli alberi lungo la strada. - Along is often used after verbs of movement. If the addition of along does not change the meaning of the verb, along will not be translated: as he walked along = camminando/mentre camminava; “move along”, the policeman said = “circolare”, disse il poliziotto. - However, the addition of along often produces a completely new meaning. This is the case in expressions like the project is coming along, how are they getting along?: for translations, consult the appropriate verb entry (come, get etc.).

1. along:

to push, pull sth along

spingere, tirare qc

to be walking, running along

camminare, correre

she'll be along shortly

sarà qui tra poco

you go in, I'll be along in a second

tu entra, io ti raggiungo tra un attimo

they're no further along in their research

non hanno fatto progressi nella loro ricerca

there'll be another bus along in half an hour

passerà un altro autobus tra mezz'ora

2. along (accompanied by):

along with

insieme a, con

to arrive along with six friends

arrivare con sei amici

to arrive along with six friends (at same time as)

insieme a

to be convicted along with two others

essere condannato insieme ad altri due

II. along [βρετ əˈlɒŋ, αμερικ əˈlɔŋ, əˈlɑŋ] ΠΡΌΘ alongside

1. along (all along):

along

lungo

the houses along the riverbank

le case lungo la sponda del fiume

along (the side of) the path, the motorway

lungo il sentiero, l'autostrada

to run along the beach path, railway, fence, cable

correre lungo la spiaggia

there were chairs along the wall

c'erano delle sedie lungo il muro

all along the canal

lungo tutto il canale

all along

fin dall'inizio or (da) sempre

they knew it all along

lo sapevano fin dall'inizio, l'hanno sempre saputo

2. along (the length of):

to walk along the beach, along the road

camminare lungo la spiaggia, la strada

to look along the shelves

cercare sugli scaffali

3. along (at a point along):

to stop somewhere along the motorway

fermarsi da qualche parte sull'autostrada

halfway along the corridor on the right

a metà corridoio a destra

halfway along the path

a metà del cammino

somewhere along the way

da qualche parte lungo la strada

somewhere along the way μτφ

a un certo punto

I. struggle [βρετ ˈstrʌɡ(ə)l, αμερικ ˈstrəɡəl] ΟΥΣ

1. struggle (battle, fight):

struggle

lotta θηλ (against contro; between tra; for, over per; to do per fare)

also μτφ the struggle for democracy, for survival

la lotta per la democrazia, per la sopravvivenza

armed, non-violent struggle

lotta armata, non violenta

class struggle

lotta di classe

to give up or abandon the struggle

abbandonare la lotta

to put up a (fierce) struggle

lottare or difendersi (con accanimento)

they gave up without a struggle ΣΤΡΑΤ

si sono arresi senza opporre resistenza

they gave up without a struggle μτφ

si sono arresi senza lottare

2. struggle (scuffle):

struggle

rissa θηλ

struggle

scontro αρσ

two people were injured in or during the struggle

due persone sono rimaste ferite durante lo scontro

3. struggle (difficult task, effort):

it was a struggle but it was worth it

è stata dura, ma ne valeva la pena

learning to read was a great struggle for him

imparare a leggere è stato molto difficile or una dura battaglia per lui

he finds everything a real struggle

qualunque cosa per lui è una vera e propria battaglia

I find it a real struggle to do or doing

trovo davvero difficile fare

they had a struggle to do or doing

hanno fatto fatica a fare

to succeed after years of struggle

riuscire dopo anni di sforzi

after a long struggle he managed to contact her

dopo diversi tentativi è riuscito a contattarla

she managed it but not without a struggle

ce l'ha fatta ma ha dovuto lottare

II. struggle [βρετ ˈstrʌɡ(ə)l, αμερικ ˈstrəɡəl] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

1. struggle:

struggle (put up a fight) person, animal:

battersi (to do per fare)

struggle (tussle, scuffle) people, animals, armies, forces:

lottare, battersi

he struggled with his attacker

ha lottato con il suo assalitore

they struggled with each other

si sono battuti (for per)

they struggled for the gun

si sono battuti per impossessarsi della pistola

to struggle free

lottare per liberarsi

2. struggle (try hard):

struggle μτφ

battersi

struggle μτφ

lottare

a young artist struggling for recognition

un giovane artista che si batte per fare riconoscere il suo talento

to struggle to do sth

lottare or battersi per fare qc

the firm has had to struggle to survive (try hard)

la ditta ha dovuto lottare or combattere per sopravvivere

to struggle with a problem, one's conscience

essere alle prese con un problema, con la propria coscienza

3. struggle (have difficulty) (at school, with job, in market):

struggle person, company:

avere delle difficoltà, fare fatica

to struggle to keep up, to survive, with one's homework

fare fatica ad andare avanti, a sopravvivere, a fare il compito

4. struggle (move with difficulty):

he struggled into his jeans

si è infilato nei jeans a fatica

he struggled out of his jeans

si è tolto i jeans con molta fatica

to struggle to one's feet

alzarsi con fatica

we struggled up the steep path

arrancammo su per il sentiero ripido

I. along [ə·ˈlɑ:ŋ] ΠΡΌΘ

along

lungo

all along the river

lungo tutto il fiume

along the road

lungo la strada

I lost it along the way

l'ho perso per strada

it's along here

è per di qua

II. along [ə·ˈlɑ:ŋ] ΕΠΊΡΡ

all along

fin dall'inizio

to bring/take sb along

portare qn (con sé)

to go along

andare avanti

he will be along in an hour

sarà qui tra un'ora

come along!

vieni anche tu!

I. struggle [ˈstrʌ·gl] ΟΥΣ

1. struggle (effort):

struggle

sforzo αρσ

to be a real struggle

richiedere un grande sforzo

to give up the struggle to do sth

smettere di lottare per fare qc

2. struggle (skirmish):

struggle

lotta θηλ

to put up a struggle

battersi

II. struggle [ˈstrʌ·gl] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

1. struggle (make an effort):

struggle

sforzarsi

2. struggle (fight):

struggle

lottare

Present

I	struggle
you	struggle
he/she/it	struggles
we	struggle
you	struggle
they	struggle

Past

I	struggled
you	struggled
he/she/it	struggled
we	struggled
you	struggled
they	struggled

Present Perfect

I	have	struggled
you	have	struggled
he/she/it	has	struggled
we	have	struggled
you	have	struggled
they	have	struggled

Past Perfect

I	had	struggled
you	had	struggled
he/she/it	had	struggled
we	had	struggled
you	had	struggled
they	had	struggled

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