second-guess u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

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second-guess [Brit, Am ˌsɛkənd ˈɡɛs] VB trans inf

second-guess thoughts

indovinare

second-guess reaction

prevedere

to second-guess sb

anticipare le mosse di qn

Prevodi za second-guess u rečniku italijanski»engleski

mossa [ˈmɔssa] N f

1. mossa (azione):

mossa

movement

mossa

move

una mossa brusca, improvvisa

a sharp, sudden movement

fare una mossa con il capo

to nod one's head

mossa di karatè SPORTS

karate chop

2. mossa (manovra):

mossa fig

move

era una buona mossa vendere le azioni

it was a good or shrewd move to sell your shares

è una mossa molto abile

that's a smart or shrewd move

una mossa accorta

a sound move

sorvegliare le mosse di qn

to watch sb's movements or every move

prevedere le mosse

to outguess

anticipare le mosse di qn

to second-guess sb

mossa d'apertura

opening gambit

mossa falsa

false move

3. mossa games:

mossa

move

la sua ultima, prossima mossa

his last, next move

mossa d'apertura

opening move

mi hanno dato scacco matto in sette mosse

I was checkmated in seven moves

prevedere le mosse dell'avversario

to anticipate the moves of one's opponent

preparare la propria mossa

to plan one's move

tutte le mosse sono permesse

all moves are allowed

tutte le mosse sono permesse fig

no holds barred

4. mossa (movimento dei fianchi):

mossa

= dancer or actress' movement made by rolling the hips and then suddenly stopping with a jerk

darsi una mossa

to get a move on

datti una mossa!

shake a leg!

diamoci una mossa!

let's get things moving!

prendere le -e da qc

to stem from sth

fare la prima mossa

to make the first move

indovinare [indoviˈnare] VB trans

1. indovinare (arrivare a conoscere, immaginare):

indovinare nome, risposta

to guess

indovinare nome, risposta

to second-guess inf

pensieri indovinare giusto, sbagliato

to guess right, wrong

indovinare l'età di qn

to guess sb's age

indovina!

guess!

indovina chi!

guess who!

indovina chi ho visto ieri?

who do you suppose I saw yesterday?

indovina chi è tornato?

guess who's back in town?

non indovinerai mai che cosa è successo!

you'll never guess what has happened!

(cercare di indovinare) qc

to have or make or take a guess at sth

tirare a indovinare

to take a leap, to shot in the dark, to hazard a guess

stai tirando a indovinare!

you're just guessing!

“come facevi a saperlo?” - “ho tirato a indovinare”

“how did you know?” - “just a lucky guess”

indovina (un po')! Ho vinto un premio!

guess what!I've won a prize!

2. indovinare (azzeccare):

indovinare

to hit the mark

indovinare i gusti di qn

to divine sb's tastes

ci hai proprio indovinato!

you've hit the nail on the head!

ha proprio indovinato ad aprire un ristorante lì!

he really backed a winner or he really hit it when he opened a restaurant there!

3. indovinare (prevedere):

indovinare

to sense

indovinare

to tell

indovinare come, dove

to sense where, how

non riesci a indovinare quali note vengono dopo?

can't you feel which notes come next?

chi l'indovina è bravo!

it's anybody's guess!

indovinala, grillo!

= your guess is as good as mine

non ne indovina una!

he never gets it right! he's always wide of the mark!

second-guess u rečniku PONS

Prevodi za second-guess u rečniku engleski»italijanski

second-guess [ˌse·kənd·ˈges] VB trans

second-guess

prevedere le mosse di

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

engleski

In the face of this resistance, it may be tempting to get discouraged, to second-guess the effort, to soft-pedal our message.

en.wikipedia.org

You don't have time to second-guess yourself or think about anything.

www.avclub.com

It's amazing how quickly you can second-guess an idea when you don't have any skin in the game.

nation.time.com

We don't often look back or second-guess ourselves.

consequenceofsound.net

It's a huge leap, so you tend to second-guess yourself.

www.thesudburystar.com

He warned that criminalizing the process could cause policymakers to second-guess themselves and harm our national security well into the future.

en.wikipedia.org

It's always difficult to second-guess the circumstances as they appear at the time.

www.abc.net.au

But he would not second-guess the school's responses to the earlier incidents.

www.dallasnews.com

That enables defense attorneys to endlessly second-guess officers' observations.

www.latimes.com

It would be wrong to try to second-guess that decision or to assume that an application would have been successful.

www.internationallawoffice.com