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

CONCERT
concert n conciert.
concession n concession.
to conciliate vtr conciliå - to conciliate
different opinions: conciliå opinions
disferents.
conciliation n conciliazion.
conclave n conclabe.
to conclude vtr concludi - to conclude a
speech: concludi un discors.
conclusion n conclusion - in conclusion:
insumis; to draw a conclusion: tirå une
conclusion.
concord n concuardie, unison.
concourse n concors.
concrete adj concret, positîv ♦♦ n beton,
peton.
concubine n concubinade.
concubinage n concubina≈.
to condemn vtr condanå - to condemn
racial discrimination: condanå la
discriminazion raziål; he was condemned
to pay a fine: al fo condanåt a
pajå une multe.
to condense vtr condenså, infiss∂ -
condensed milk: lat condensåt; to
condense a long speech into a few
sentences: condenså un lung discors in
po∑his frasis ♦♦ vintr condensåsi,
infiss∂si, impan∂si.
condescendence n indegnazion.
condescension n indegnazion.
condition n condizion, ståt - condition
being equal: a paritåt di condizions; to
change one’s condition: maridåsi ♦
pat - on condition that: cun chel pat
che, a pat e a condizion che.
condolence n condoleance - to offer one’s
condolences (to s.o.): condolßsi (cun un).
condom n capot anglßs.
to condone vtr condonå - to condone an
offence: perdonå une ofese.
conduct n condote.
to conduct vtr regi - to conduct one’s
affairs badly: regi mål i siei afårs ♦ (mus)
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diregi l’orchestre - who is conducting
(the orchestra) tonight?: cui diregial
l’orchestre usgnot?.
conductor n biljetinår ♦ (mus) diretƒr di
orchestre.
cone n conul ♦ pigne.
to confer vtr confer∂ - to confer a medal on
a brave soldier: confer∂j une medae a un
soldåt cora≈ƒs; to confer a degree on:
indotorå.
conference n conference.
to confess vtr confesså - to confess one’s
guilt: confesså la sƒ colpe; he confessed
he had stolen the money: al confessà
ch’al veve robåt i bß∑s; to confess one’s
sins: confesså i pe∑håts.
confession n confession.
to confide vtr confidå, fidå - I would like to
confide a secret to you: o varès volontåt
di confidåti un secret ♦ vintr infidåsi - to
confide in a person: infidåsi di un.
confidence n confidence ♦ fidance - selfconfidence:
baldance.
confident n confident ♦ fidan∑ƒs ♦ fidåt.
to confine vtr limitå - he ought to confine
his testimony to what happened
under his own eyes: al varès di limitå la
sƒ testemoneance a ce ch’al capità sot
dai siei vƒj.
confinement n letoe∑.
to confirm vtr confirmå - to confirm an
order: confirmå un ordin; the letter
confirmed my doubts: la lètare a
confirmà i miei dubis ♦ (gles) cresemå,
vescolå - to be confirmed: cresemåsi.
confirmation f confirmazion, conferme ♦
(rel) crèsime.
to confiscate vtr confiscå.
confiscation n confisc.
conflict n contrast - to come into conflict
with s.o.: barufåsi cun un.
to conflict vintr contrastå - laws that
conflict: le≈s in contrast.
to conform vintr atign∂si - to conform to
the usages of society: atign∂si a lis
usancis de societåt; to conform one’s
conduct to sound moral principles:
atign∂si a principis moråj sans.
conformable adj conform.
conformably to prep seond.
conformity n conformitåt - in conformity
with: seond; to be in conformity with
the law: jessi in règule cu la le≈.
to confront vtr frontå - to confront a
problem: frontå une cuistion; to
confront s.o.: få lis bracis cun un,
barufåsi cun un.
to confuse vtr confusionå - so many people
talking to me at once confused me:
tan∑h di lƒr che mi fevelavin du∑h
insiemit mi confusionarin ♦ confondi -
he must have confused me with my
brother: al à di vßmi ∑hapåt par gno
fradi.
confused adj confusionåt - pale and
confused: sbas∂t; to get confused:
impapinåsi.
confusedly adv a sanfasson, a misturon, in
mismàs.
confusion n confusie, babilonie, balfuerie,
disordin, berdei, gredei, s≈harnum - in
great confusion: in mismàs; to be in
(utter) confusion: jessi dut in ajar; to
make a terrible confusion: få la
malefìn; to throw into confusion:
sdavasså.
to confute vtr confutå.
congealment n gla∑ament.
congelation n gla∑ament.
congestion n (med) congestion.
to congratulate vtr indalegråsi cun - they
congratulated him on his
appointment: s’indalegrarin cun lui pe
sƒ nòmine.
congratulations npl felicitazions, indalegrament
- congratulations!: compliments!.
congregation n congregazion.
CONSECRATE
congress n congrès.
conjecture n strolegament.
to conjecture vtrintr strolegå.
conjuration n scon≈Ÿr.
to connect vtr leå - a motorway connects
Venice and Padua: une autostrade a lee
Vignesie e Padue; the two events are
connected: i doi fats a son leåts.
connection n coincidence - in this
connection: alì ret ♦ relazion -
connection between cause and effect:
relazion tra cause e efiet; business
connection: relazion di afårs; to have
business connections with s.o.: jessi in
relazion di afårs cun un.
connoisseur n intindidƒr.
to conquer vtr concuistå - to conquer a
town: concuistå une citåt ♦ vinci,
sumiergi - he conquered his
opponents: al à sumier≈Ÿt i siei
riversaris; I came, I saw, I conquered:
o soi vignŸt, o ài viodŸt, o ài vin∑Ÿt.
conqueror n concuistadƒr.
conquest n concuist.
Conrad n Conråd.
conscience n cu©ience - freedom of
conscience: libertåt di cu©ience; lack of
conscience: incu©ience; a clear
conscience: une cu©ience nete; to have
a clear (good) conscience: vß la
cu©ience nete, vß nete la ∑hamese; to
have sthg. on one’s conscience: vß alc
su la cu©ience.
conscientious adj cu©ienciƒs.
conscious adj cu©ient.
consciousness n cu©ience - to lose
consciousness: pierdi il sintiment; to
recover consciousness: tornå in
reson.
to consecrate vtr sacrå, consacrå - the new
altar has been consecrated: il gnŸv
altår al è ståt consacråt ♦ sacrå, avodå - to
consecrate one’s life to teaching:
avodå la vite al insegnament.
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