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Il libro Solutions - Avanzato - Unità 2 - 2A - Parte 1

Qui troverai il vocabolario dell'Unità 2 - 2A - Parte 1 del libro di corso Solutions Advanced, come "portrayal", "hinge", "unfold", ecc.

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aspect
aspect
[sostantivo]

a defining or distinctive feature of something

aspetto

aspetto

Ex: Climate change affects every aspect of our daily lives. 
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story
story
[sostantivo]

a description of events and people either real or imaginary

storia

storia

Ex: The novel tells a gripping story of love and betrayal. 
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character
character
[sostantivo]

a person or an animal represented in a book, play, movie, etc.

carattere

carattere

Ex: Katniss Everdeen is a strong and resourceful character in The Hunger Games. 
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evocative
evocative
[aggettivo]

bringing strong memories, emotions, or images to mind

evocativo

evocativo

Ex: The evocative film left a lasting impression on the audience, provoking deep emotions. 

Il film evocativo ha lasciato un'impressione duratura sul pubblico, provocando emozioni profonde.

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description
description
[sostantivo]

a written or oral piece intended to give a mental image of something

descrizione

descrizione

Ex: The guide provided a thorough description of the museum's history. 
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fast
fast
[aggettivo]

having a high speed when doing something, especially moving

veloce

veloce

Ex: The athlete set a new record with a remarkably fast sprint in the track and field competition. 
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pace
pace
[sostantivo]

the rate or speed at which something progresses or changes

ritmo

ritmo

Ex: Construction continued at a steady pace. 
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happy ending
happy ending
[sostantivo]

a conclusion or outcome that brings a sense of happiness, satisfaction, or resolution to a story or situation

lieto fine

lieto fine

Ex: The movie had a happy ending, with the couple finally getting together after overcoming their struggles. 

Il film ha avuto un lieto fine, con la coppia che finalmente si è riunita dopo aver superato le loro difficoltà.

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play
play
[sostantivo]

a live presentation of a play or stage production

opera

opera

Ex: They attended a new play downtown. 
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poetry
poetry
[sostantivo]

a literary form that uses concentrated, imaginative, or rhythmic language to express ideas, feelings, or experiences

poesia

poesia

Ex: Daniel prefers poetry to fiction because he enjoys expressive language. 
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short story
short story
[sostantivo]

a complete story that is not long and can be read in a short time

racconto breve

racconto breve

Ex: He prefers reading short stories to novels because they are concise and impactful. 

Lui preferisce leggere racconti brevi ai romanzi perché sono concisi e incisivi.

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action
action
[sostantivo]

the sequence of events forming the plot of a story or drama

azione

azione

Ex: Writers must carefully structure the action in a thriller. 
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central
central
[aggettivo]

located at or near the center or middle of something

centrale

centrale

Ex: Living in a central neighborhood allows easy access to schools, hospitals, and supermarkets. 
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drawn
drawn
[aggettivo]

looking ill, anxious, pale, or starved

disegnare

disegnare

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red herring
red herring
[sostantivo]

anything that is intended to take people's focus away from what is important

diversivo, falsa pista

diversivo, falsa pista

Ex: Bringing up his old mistakes was a red herring during the budget debate. 

Tirare fuori i suoi vecchi errori durante il dibattito sul bilancio era un diversivo.

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hinge
hinge
[sostantivo]

an important or crucial factor that determines what happens next or how things will turn out

cerniera

cerniera

Ex: A single hinge in the investigation could have changed the outcome entirely. 

Un solo fattore cruciale nell'indagine avrebbe potuto cambiare completamente l'esito.

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narrative
narrative
[sostantivo]

a story or account describing a series of events

narrazione

narrazione

Ex: The documentary combines interviews with a chronological narrative of the disaster. 
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to open
to open
[Verbo]

to start or begin a meeting, speech, performance, etc.

aprire, iniziare

aprire, iniziare

Ex: The master of ceremonies will open the awards ceremony with an introduction of the guest speakers and presenters. 
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point of view

the perspective from which the narrator tells a story

punto di vista

punto di vista

Ex: She struggled to decide whether to use a third-person omniscient POV. 
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portrayal
portrayal
[sostantivo]

the act of representing or depicting a character, role, or subject through speech, actions, and gestures in a dramatic performance

rappresentazione

rappresentazione

Ex: The teacher complimented her portrayal of Juliet during the school play. 

L'insegnante ha complimentato la sua interpretazione di Giulietta durante la recita scolastica.

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to recommend

to suggest to someone that something is good, convenient, etc.

raccomandare

raccomandare

Ex: The music streaming service recommended a personalized playlist featuring artists and genres I enjoy. 
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to set
to set
[Verbo]

to place the events of a play, movie, novel, etc. in a particular time or place

ambientare, collocare

ambientare, collocare

Ex: The Playwright sets the scene in a busy marketplace. 
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twist
twist
[sostantivo]

an unexpected change or development in a situation or story

svolta

svolta

Ex: A strange twist of events brought the two families together again. 
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to unfold
to unfold
[Verbo]

to develop or progress in a way that shows promise or potential

svelare

svelare

Ex: In the early stages of the experiment, unforeseen possibilities unfolded, paving the way for further exploration. 

Nelle prime fasi dell'esperimento, si sono dispiegate possibilità impreviste, aprendo la strada a ulteriori esplorazioni.

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written
written
[aggettivo]

presented in writing rather than in speech or by visual means

scritto

scritto

Ex: Her written apology conveyed sincere regret for the misunderstanding and offered a resolution to the issue. 

Le sue scuse scritte esprimevano sincero rammarico per l'incomprensione e offrivano una soluzione al problema.

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book
book
[sostantivo]

a set of printed pages that are held together in a cover so that we can turn them and read them

libro

libro

Ex: The librarian helped me find a book on ancient history for my research project. 
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breathtaking
breathtaking
[aggettivo]

incredibly impressive or beautiful, often leaving one feeling amazed

mozzafiato

mozzafiato

Ex: Walking through the ancient ruins, I was struck by the breathtaking scale of the architecture and the rich history that surrounded me. 

Camminando tra le antiche rovine, sono rimasto colpito dalla scala mozzafiato dell'architettura e dalla ricca storia che mi circondava.

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intriguing
intriguing
[aggettivo]

arousing interest and curiosity due to being strange or mysterious

intrigante

intrigante

Ex: His peculiar habits and eccentric personality made him an intriguing character to his neighbors. 

Le sue abitudini peculiari e la personalità eccentrica lo rendevano un personaggio intrigante per i suoi vicini.

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plot
plot
[sostantivo]

the events that are crucial to the formation and continuity of a story in a movie, play, novel, etc.

traccia

traccia

Ex: Critics praised the plot of the film for its originality and depth. 
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love interest
love interest
[sostantivo]

a person who is romantically or emotionally involved with another person, often a central character in a story or narrative

interesse amoroso

interesse amoroso

Ex: In the play, the love interest added emotional depth to the protagonist's journey. 

Nella commedia, l'interesse amoroso ha aggiunto profondità emotiva al viaggio del protagonista.

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mystery
mystery
[sostantivo]

a book, movie, or play about a puzzling event, often a crime, whose explanation is gradually revealed

mistero

mistero

Ex: She is writing a mystery in which several characters become suspects. 
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suspense
suspense
[sostantivo]

a state of excitement or uncertainty about what will happen next in a story, used to keep the audience engaged

suspense, incertezza

suspense, incertezza

Ex: The author used short, abrupt sentences to create a sense of suspense. 

L'autore ha usato frasi brevi e brusche per creare un senso di suspense.

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natural
natural
[aggettivo]

originating from or created by nature, not made or caused by humans

naturale

naturale

Ex: He preferred using natural fabrics like cotton and linen for his clothing. 

Preferiva usare tessuti naturali come cotone e lino per i suoi vestiti.

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dialogue
dialogue
[sostantivo]

conversation spoken or written for characters in a book, play, movie, or other work

dialogo

dialogo

Ex: Daniel rewrote the dialogue to make the characters sound younger. 
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realistic
realistic
[aggettivo]

concerned with or based on something that is practical and achievable in reality

realistico

realistico

Ex: Success won't just knock at your door itself, you have to try hard; be realistic! 

Il successo non busserà semplicemente alla tua porta da solo, devi provare duramente; sii realistico!

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believable
believable
[aggettivo]

having qualities that make something possible and accepted as true

credibile

credibile

Ex: The alibi provided by the suspect seemed believable, but further investigation revealed inconsistencies. 

L'alibi fornito dal sospettato sembrava credibile, ma ulteriori indagini hanno rivelato incongruenze.

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