στο Ιταλικό λεξικό Oxford-Paravia
well-known [βρετ wɛlˈnəʊn, αμερικ ˌwɛlˈnoʊn] ΕΠΊΘ
I. affermato [afferˈmato] ΡΉΜΑ μετ παρακειμ
affermato → affermare
II. affermato [afferˈmato] ΕΠΊΘ (di successo)
- affermato professionista, artista, attore
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I. affermare [afferˈmare] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. affermare (sostenere):
2. affermare (provare):
II. affermarsi ΡΉΜΑ αυτοπ ρήμα
1. affermarsi (imporsi):
2. affermarsi (avere successo):
I. saputo [saˈputo] ΡΉΜΑ μετ παρακειμ
saputo → sapere
II. saputo [saˈputo] ΕΠΊΘ
III. saputo (saputa) [saˈputo] ΟΥΣ αρσ (θηλ) μειωτ
sapere2 [saˈpere] ΟΥΣ αρσ
I. sapere1 [saˈpere] ΡΉΜΑ βοηθ ρήμα έγκλ (essere capace, potere) Attenzione a distinguere l'uso di saper fare qualcosa e sapere qualcosa: nel primo caso, sapere funziona da verbo modale, non può avere per soggetto una cosa, e si traduce con can, to be able to o to know how; nel secondo caso, funziona da verbo lessicale e si traduce con to know. Si veda sotto per gli esempi d'uso e i casi minori.
II. sapere1 [saˈpere] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. sapere (conoscere):
2. sapere (avere imparato):
3. sapere (essere, venire a conoscenza):
III. sapere1 [saˈpere] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ βοηθ ρήμα avere
2. sapere:
IV. sapersi ΡΉΜΑ αυτοπ ρήμα (essere cosciente di essere)
V. sapere1 [saˈpere]
I. introdotto [introˈdotto] ΡΉΜΑ μετ παρακειμ
introdotto → introdurre
II. introdotto [introˈdotto] ΕΠΊΘ
1. introdotto (inserito):
2. introdotto (istruito):
- introdotto in qc
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I. introdurre [introˈdurre] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. introdurre (infilare):
2. introdurre (fare entrare):
3. introdurre (mettere in uso):
4. introdurre (accompagnare):
- introdurre ospite, visitatore
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5. introdurre (avviare) μτφ:
6. introdurre (iniziare):
- introdurre discorso, argomento, questione
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II. introdursi ΡΉΜΑ αυτοπ ρήμα
1. introdursi (penetrare):
στο λεξικό PONS
I. conosciuto (-a) [ko·noʃ·ˈʃu:·to] ΡΉΜΑ
conosciuto μετ παρακειμ di conoscere
II. conosciuto (-a) [ko·noʃ·ˈʃu:·to] ΕΠΊΘ (albergo, personaggio, libro)
- conosciuto (-a)
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I. conoscere <conosco, conobbi, conosciuto> [ko·ˈnoʃ·ʃe·re] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. conoscere (persona, metodo, ristorante, lingua):
II. conoscere <conosco, conobbi, conosciuto> [ko·ˈnoʃ·ʃe·re] ΡΉΜΑ αυτοπ ρήμα conoscersi
1. conoscere (incontrarsi):
2. conoscere (essere amici):
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- Calcio (soccer) is the most popular sport in Italy. The teams in Serie A (the top league) have competed for the scudetto (trophy) since 1898. Italians are wellknown for being soccer-crazy. Soccer is simply a part of life all over the Peninsula, with its own rigid customs and rituals, whether one plays the game or is simply a spectator or supporter. The greatest Italian players are known throughout the world. What foreigners are often not aware of is the Sunday afternoon rituals of the mondo del calcio , the soccer world. Those with an abbonamento (season ticket) go to the stadium almost every Sunday to support their favorite team. If one is out and about, one must at least carry a radio in order to follow the half-time and final results. On Sunday evening, soccer mania rules on all possible TV channels, but the same goes for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and sometimes Thursday evenings too. Every single game will be dissected and every detail examined and analyzed.
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- Calcio (soccer) is the most popular sport in Italy. The teams in Serie A (the top league) have competed for the scudetto (trophy) since 1898. Italians are wellknown for being soccer-crazy. Soccer is simply a part of life all over the Peninsula, with its own rigid customs and rituals, whether one plays the game or is simply a spectator or supporter. The greatest Italian players are known throughout the world. What foreigners are often not aware of is the Sunday afternoon rituals of the mondo del calcio , the soccer world. Those with an abbonamento (season ticket) go to the stadium almost every Sunday to support their favorite team. If one is out and about, one must at least carry a radio in order to follow the half-time and final results. On Sunday evening, soccer mania rules on all possible TV channels, but the same goes for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and sometimes Thursday evenings too. Every single game will be dissected and every detail examined and analyzed.