Imp.A-E _INGLESE OK _ 1-130 - San Giorgio Insieme

ASSEMBLING
assembling n monta≈.
assembly n samblee.
to assert vtr declarå - his friend asserted
that he was innocent: il so amì al à
declaråt ch’al jere nocent ♦ afirmå - to
assert one’s authority: afirmå la sƒ
autoritât.
assertion n afirmazion.
to assess vtr tasså.
assignation n assegnazion.
assignment n incarghe ♦ compit - we were
given a written assignment for the
exam: nus àn dåt di få un compit pal
esam ♦ assegnazion, (der) cession.
to assist vtr assisti, judå - to assist s.o. with
a task: assisti un int’un lavƒr; to assist
the priest at mass: serv∂ messe.
assistance n assistence.
assistant n assistent.
assizes npl assisie.
to associate vtr associå.
association n associazion.
assortment n sortiment.
to assuage vtr umiliå - time assuages the
pangs of love: il timp al umilie lis penis
d’amƒr.
to assume vtr assumi, ∑hapå - to assume a
firm attitude: ∑hapå un’ande sigure.
assumption n assunzion - the Assumption
Day: la Madone di Avost.
assurance n sigurece, sigurance - selfassurance:
baldance.
to assure vtr sigurå - they assured her of
their support: j àn siguråt il lƒr sostegn.
aster n (bot) astri.
asthma n (med) asme.
asthmatic adj asmatic.
to astonish vtr straneå - I was astonished
at seeing (to see) him there: o jeri
straneåt a viodimal là; I am astonished
at nothing: nuje no mi stranee.
astonished adj straneåt, stran∂t, stuful∂t,
imbacuch∂t - to be astonished: dåsi (fåsi)
di maravee.
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astonishment n straneament.
to astound vtr straneå, sberluf∂ - when they
told me, I was astounded: cuanche m’al
àn dit, o soi colåt dal nŸl.
astray adv - to go astray: butå stramb; to
lead s.o. astray: puartå un fŸr di
∑haradorie.
astrologer n astrolig, strolig.
astrology n astrologìe.
astronomer n astronim.
astronomy n astronomìe.
astuteness n polìtiche.
asunder adv aspart - to tear asunder:
slambrå, sgnagasså.
asylum n as∂l politic, ricet - to give asylum
to s.o.: dåj ricet a un ♦ ospizi - lunatic
asylum: manicomi.
at prep a - at five o’ clock: a cinc; at noon:
a misdì; at the theatre: a teatri; to be at
work: jessi a vore; he met me at the
station: mi vignì incuintri a la stazion;
we spent a week at Lignano: o vin
passåt une setemane a Lignan ♦ di - at
first: di prin; at a blow, at a single
blow: di pache ♦ in - at last: tal ultin;
to be at peace with one’s conscience:
jessi in pås cu la sƒ cu©ience; to knock at
the door: tucå te puarte; to seat at table:
sentåsi in taule; she is at church: a jè
in glesie; he came just as we were at
table: al capità juste cuanch’o jerin in
taule; you have turned up at the right
moment: tu sßs capitåt tal moment just ♦
su, sun - at a late hour: sul tard; at
daybreak: sul cricå-dì; at sunset: sul
amont ♦ tƒr - at nightfall: tƒr sere ♦ - at
all: fregul; at once: daurman; at present:
cumò.
atheism n ateisim.
atheist adjn ateist.
Athenian adjn atenian.
Athens n (geogr) Atenis.
athlete n atlet.
athletics n atletisim.
Atlantic adjn (geogr) Atlantic.
atlas n atlant.
atmosphere n admosfere.
atmospheric adj admosferic.
atom n atom.
atomic(al) adj atomic - atomic energy:
energìe atomiche; atomic bomb: bombe
atomiche.
to atonevintr espiå - to atone for a fault:
espiå une colpe.
atrocious adj atro∑, sbalsamant.
atrocity n atrocitåt.
to attach vtr tacå, un∂ - attach that label to
your case: tache cheste etichete tal to
satŸl; to attach a document to a letter:
un∂ un document a une lètare; to attach
importance to sthg.: dåj impuartance a
alc.
attached adj pi∑håt.
attack n atac, assalt.
to attack vtr assaltå, tacå - he attacked the
government in an article: int’un articul
al tacà il guvißr; he was attacked by the
press: la stampe lu tacà.
to attain vtr jongi - to attain to perfection:
jongi la perfezion.
attempt n tentat∂v, procure - many
unsuccessful attempts discouraged
him: unevore di tentat∂vs disditåts lu
avilirin ♦ atentåt - an attempt on s.o.’s
life: atentåt a la vite di un.
to attempt vtr tentå - to attempt the
impossible: tentå l’impossibil.
to attend vtr assisti, frecuentå - to attend a
conference: assisti a une conference; he
attends the third grade: al frecuente
(al fås) la tierce; she attends Mass every
Sunday: a va a messe ogni domenie ♦
assisti, curå - the doctor attended the
patient: il miedi al curave il malåt ♦♦
vintr viodi di - I have my own business
to attend to: o ài di viodi dai miei afårs
♦ marcå - attend to my words: marche
lis mßs peraulis.
AUSTRALIAN
attendant n servidƒr - hospital attendant:
inferm∂r; petrol-pump attendant:
benzinår.
attention n atenzion - pay attention!: sta
atent!; pay no attention to what I said:
no sta a bacilå daŸr di ce ch’o ài dit; to
catch, to attract s.o.’s attention:
interesså un; if only they had paid
attention to me!: se mi vessin scoltåt! ♦
avertence, premure - careful attention:
premure.
attentive adj atent, intent.
to attenuate vtr umiliå.
attic n ∑hast, luminarie.
attitude n ande - a threatening attitude:
un’ande mena∑ose; to assume a firm
attitude: ∑hapå un’ande sigure.
attorney n (der) procuradƒr.
to attract vtr atrai - magnet attracts iron: la
calamite e atrai il fißr.
attracting adj trat∂v.
attraction n atrat.
attractive adj trat∂v.
to attribute vtr tribu∂.
aubergine n (bot) melanzane.
auction n aste - auction sale: aste.
audaciousness n olse.
audacity n olse.
audience n udience ♦ auditƒrs, public - the
speaker disconcerted the audience:
il ∑hacaradƒr al sconzortà i auditƒrs; the
long debate tired the audience: il lung
dibatiment al stru©ià i auditƒrs.
to augment vtr aumentå, parå sù.
augmentation n al∑.
August n Avost - of August: avostan.
Augustine n Augustìn.
Augustus n August.
aunt n agne.
aureole n aurèule.
austere adj sevßr, suturni.
austerity n severetåt.
Australia n (geogr) Australie.
Australian adjn australian.
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