REGARD - Prevod od engleski do italijanski

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italijanski

I. regard [Brit rɪˈɡɑːd, Am rəˈɡɑrd] N

1. regard (consideration):

regard

riguardo m (for per)

out of regard for his feelings

per riguardo verso i suoi sentimenti

without regard for the rules, human rights

senza riguardo per le regole, per i diritti dell'uomo

2. regard (esteem):

regard

stima f (for per)

to have little regard for money

avere poca considerazione per i soldi

to hold sb, sth in high regard or to have a high regard for sb, sth

avere molta stima di qn, qc

3. regard (connection):

with or in regard to the question of pay, I would like to say that …

per quanto riguarda la questione della paga, vorrei dire che …

his attitude, his policy with regard to minorities

la sua attitudine, la sua politica riguardo alle minoranze

in this regard

a questo riguardo or al riguardo

II. regards N

regards npl (good wishes):

regards

saluti m

kindest or warmest regards

cordiali or affettuosi saluti

with regards

distinti saluti

give them my regards

salutali da parte mia

III. regard [Brit rɪˈɡɑːd, Am rəˈɡɑrd] VB trans

1. regard (consider):

regard

considerare

to regard sb, sth as sth

considerare qn, qc (come) qc

he is regarded as

è considerato (come)

to regard sb, sth with contempt, dismay

considerare qn, qc con disprezzo, costernazione

to regard sb with suspicion

nutrire or avere sospetti su qn

her work is very highly regarded

il suo lavoro è molto apprezzato

they regard him very highly

lo stimano molto

2. regard (respect):

regard form

tenere conto di

without regarding our wishes

senza tenere conto dei nostri desideri

3. regard (look at):

to regard sb, sth closely

considerare qn, qc con attenzione

4. regard (concern):

regard form

riguardare

5. regard:

as regards

per quanto riguarda

as regards the question of pay, I would like to point out that …

per quanto riguarda la questione della paga, vorrei fare notare che …

self-regard [Brit, Am ˈˌsɛlf rəˈɡɑrd] N

self-regard (concern for oneself)

considerazione f di sé

self-regard (self-respect)

rispetto m di sé

uncritically regard

senza criticare

to regard sth with revulsion

guardare qc con repulsione

to show scant regard for sth

dimostrare scarso interesse or poca considerazione per qc

italijanski

engleski

disistima

low regard

guardare qc con repulsione

to regard sth with revulsion

riguardo

regard

per riguardo verso i suoi sentimenti

out of regard for his feelings

senza riguardo per le regole, i diritti dell'uomo

without regard for the rules, human rights

a questo riguardo

in this respect or regard

riguardo a

with regard to

la nostra posizione riguardo a questo problema

our position with regard to this problem

considerare qn, qc con benevolenza

to regard sb, sth with favour

lo stimo molto

I regard him very highly, I think very highly of him

stimare

to regard

u rečniku PONS

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italijanski

I. regard [rɪ·ˈgɑ:rd] VB trans

1. regard (consider):

regard

considerare

to regard sb highly

tenere qn in grande stima

2. regard form (watch):

regard

osservare

3. regard (concerning):

as regards …

riguardo a …

II. regard [rɪ·ˈgɑ:rd] N form

1. regard (consideration):

regard

considerazione f

to pay no regard to sth

non prestare attenzione a qc

with regard to …

quanto a …

2. regard (respect):

regard

stima f

to hold sb/sth in high regard

avere una grande stima di qn/qc

3. regard (point):

in this regard

a questo riguardo

4. regard pl (in messages):

regard

saluti m pl

with kind regards

cari saluti

italijanski

engleski

pregio

regard

sotto questo aspetto

in this regard

a proposito di

with regard to

tenere in gran conto qu/qc

to hold sb/sth in high regard

titolo

In formal situations, a man should be addressed as 'signor' plus the surname; for a woman use 'signora', or 'signorina' if she is very young; both of these can be used without the surname. Italians regard professional titles as very important and these are often used instead of 'signor' or 'signora.' It is therefore usual to refer to a lawyer, for example, as 'l'avvocato Rossi.' The titles dottore / dottoressa are widely used as titles for anyone who has a university degree. Other common titles are professore / professoressa for teachers, ragioniere / ragioniera, architetto and ingegnere.

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Present Perfect

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