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engleski
italijanski
italijanski

indeed [Brit ɪnˈdiːd, Am ɪnˈdid] ADV

1. indeed (certainly):

indeed
davvero, proprio, effettivamente
it is indeed likely that …
è in effetti probabile che …
there had indeed been a plot
c'è stato davvero un complotto
“it's unfair” - “indeed!”
“è ingiusto” - “davvero!”
“are you interested?” - “indeed I am!” or “yes indeed!”
“ti interessa?” - “certo (che mi interessa)!”
“can you see it from there?” - “indeed you can” or “you can indeed”
“si vede da là?” - “certo”
“he's not coming, is he?” - “indeed he is!”
“non viene, vero?” - “certo che viene!”
“did she really leave him?” - “she did indeed!”
“l'ha davvero lasciato?” - “davvero!”

2. indeed (in fact):

indeed
anzi
it won't harm them - indeed it might be to their advantage
non gli farà male, anzi può essergli d'aiuto
he was a colleague, indeed a friend
era un collega, o meglio, un amico
she is polite, indeed charming
è gentile, anzi affascinante
I feel, indeed I am convinced, that …
credo, anzi sono convinto che …
if indeed that is what consumers want
se è davvero ciò che i consumatori vogliono

3. indeed (for emphasis):

indeed
davvero
very clever, traditional indeed
davvero intelligente, davvero tradizionale
it was very hot indeed
faceva davvero molto caldo
I was very sad indeed to hear
mi ha reso davvero triste sapere
that's very good news indeed
sono proprio delle buone notizie
to know very little indeed about sth
sapere veramente poco di qc
that was praise indeed coming from him!
detto da lui era davvero un complimento!
we are very grateful indeed for…
siamo davvero grati per…
thank you very much indeed
grazie mille

4. indeed (expressing surprise, disbelief) iron:

“he knows you” - “does he indeed?”
“ti conosce” - “ah sì?” or “davvero?”
a bargain indeed! it's a rip-off! inf
proprio un bell'affare! è una fregatura!
“why did she do it?” - “why indeed?”
“perché l'ha fatto?” - “già, perché?”
that's praise indeed coming from her
detto da lei è davvero un complimento
italijanski
italijanski
engleski
engleski
invero
indeed
bensì arch
indeed
è bensì vero, ma…
it's indeed true, but…
effettivamente
indeed
il problema è effettivamente complesso
the problem is indeed complex
la polizia è effettivamente intervenuta troppo tardi
the police did (indeed) intervene too late
bella prodezza! iron
a fine feat indeed! big deal!
davvero
indeed
faceva davvero molto caldo
it was very hot indeed
siamo davvero grati per…
we are very grateful indeed for…
“l'ha davvero lasciato?” - “davvero!”
“did she really leave him?” - “she did indeed!”
anzi
indeed
era un collega, anzi, un amico
he was a colleague, indeed a friend
veramente
indeed
faceva veramente caldo
it was very hot indeed
infatti
indeed
non sono contrario all'uso delle armi infatti, voglio diventare un militare
I'm not against weapons, indeed or in fact, I want to be a soldier

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engleski
italijanski
italijanski

I. indeed [ɪn·ˈdi:d] ADV

1. indeed (really):

indeed
davvero
this is good news indeed!
questa si che è una buona notizia!
many people here are very rich indeed
molte persone qui sono veramente ricche

2. indeed (expresses affirmation):

indeed
certamente
yes, he did indeed say that
si, lo ha proprio detto

II. indeed [ɪn·ˈdi:d] INTERJ (to express surprise)

indeed
veramente
she said she won't come! — Won't she, indeed!
ha detto che non verrà! — veramente!
that's mighty fine, indeed
è davvero incredibilmente bello
yes indeed
certo che sì
italijanski
italijanski
engleski
engleski
effettivamente
indeed
infatti (come risposta)
indeed
vi ringrazio infinitamente
thank you very much indeed
grazie mille!, mille grazie!
thank you very much indeed!
in -i
indeed
gelato
Many regions claim to be the home of gelato (ice cream), but in fact it seems to have spread from Sicily, after being introduced there by the Arabs. Indeed ice cream is believed to have originated from the ancient sorbet - from the Arabic word "sherbet" - which was invented by them to combat the searing heat of their desert home and taken by them to Sicily, where local ingredients were added. Sicilian ice cream is still renowned today, both for the exotic flavors ranging from mulberry to prickly pear and for the way in which it is served, in cones or cups but also sandwiched in the middle of a brioche. Throughout Italy, ice cream is served not in scoops but with a spatula, with the result that the size of the portions varies and depends on the whim of the person who is serving.