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Competenze Lessicali SAT 2 - lezione 36

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hypnosis
hypnosis
[sostantivo]

a state of heightened focus and concentration in which a person becomes more responsive to suggestions

ipnosi, stato ipnotico

ipnosi, stato ipnotico

Ex: She underwent several sessions of regression hypnosis in an attempt to remember repressed memories from her childhood trauma .Lei ha subito diverse sedute di **ipnosi** regressiva nel tentativo di ricordare ricordi repressi del suo trauma infantile.
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hypnotic
hypnotic
[aggettivo]

relating to or induced by hypnosis

Ex: The hypnotic process requires deep concentration .
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to hypnotize

to induce a temporary altered state of receptive focus through which a subject will respond to suggestions

ipnotizzare, suggestionare

ipnotizzare, suggestionare

Ex: Some hypnotherapists argue they can hypnotize people to quit bad habits almost effortlessly through guided visualization during hypnosis .Alcuni ipnoterapisti sostengono di poter **ipnotizzare** le persone per farle smettere con le cattive abitudini quasi senza sforzo attraverso la visualizzazione guidata durante l'ipnosi.
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to convey
to convey
[Verbo]

to pass on information from one party to another

trasmettere, comunicare

trasmettere, comunicare

Ex: The CEO conveyed the importance of teamwork and collaboration during the company-wide town hall .L'amministratore delegato ha **comunicato** l'importanza del lavoro di squadra e della collaborazione durante l'assemblea generale dell'azienda.
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conveyance
conveyance
[sostantivo]

the legal act of transferring the ownership or title of property from one person or entity to another

Ex: The buyer 's solicitor handled the conveyance paperwork .
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fervor
fervor
[sostantivo]

intense and passionate feeling

fervore, ardore

fervore, ardore

Ex: The protesters chanted with growing fervor, demanding change .
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fervid
fervid
[aggettivo]

characterized by passionate intensity, burning dedication, and deeply felt enthusiasm

ardente, appassionato

ardente, appassionato

Ex: Protesters made fervid calls for social justice reform, voicing their demands with fiery and unbridled intensity.I manifestanti hanno fatto appelli **fervidi** per una riforma della giustizia sociale, esprimendo le loro richieste con un'intensità ardente e sfrenata.
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fervent
fervent
[aggettivo]

implying strong, deep feelings of commitment, belief, or support about someone or something

fervente, appassionato

fervente, appassionato

Ex: He held fervent political views and was vocal in spreading his message .Aveva opinioni politiche **ferventi** ed era vocale nel diffondere il suo messaggio.
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sibilant
sibilant
[aggettivo]

(of a speech sound) having a hissing or hushing effect, as in "s," "sh," or "z"

sibilante

sibilante

Ex: The sibilant sound of the breeze through the leaves was calming .Il suono **sibilante** della brezza tra le foglie era calmante.
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to sibilate

to hiss in a way meant to convey disapproval, dissent, or a negative reaction

sibilare, fischiare

sibilare, fischiare

Ex: When their rival scored the winning goal , supporters of the home team could be heard sibilating in stadiums around the nation .Quando il loro rivale ha segnato il gol della vittoria, i sostenitori della squadra di casa potevano essere sentiti **fischiare** negli stadi di tutto il paese.
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to nurture
to nurture
[Verbo]

to help something develop, grow, evolve, etc.

nutrire

nutrire

Ex: By college , she had nurtured a strong work ethic .Al college, aveva **coltivato** una forte etica del lavoro.
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nutriment
nutriment
[sostantivo]

any substance that provides nourishment to living organisms

nutriente, sostanza nutritiva

nutriente, sostanza nutritiva

Ex: Scientists are studying microalgal biotechnology for production of nutriments, proteins and fuels .Gli scienziati stanno studiando la biotecnologia delle microalghe per la produzione di **nutrienti**, proteine e carburanti.
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nutritive
nutritive
[aggettivo]

containing or able to deliver substances essential for growth, maintenance, and repair of cells and tissues

nutritivo, nutritiva

nutritivo, nutritiva

Ex: Farmers aim to maintain fertile soil rich in nutritive elements to optimize agricultural yields .Gli agricoltori mirano a mantenere un terreno fertile ricco di elementi **nutritivi** per ottimizzare le rese agricole.
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dissidence
dissidence
[sostantivo]

the action or process of disagreeing or disobeying established authority or doctrine

dissenso

dissenso

Ex: Their dissidence took the form of counter-cultural art and music that delivered anti-establishment messages .La loro **dissidenza** ha assunto la forma di arte e musica controculturale che veicolava messaggi anti-establishment.
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dissident
dissident
[sostantivo]

someone who declares opposition to the government of one's country, knowing there is punishment for doing so

dissidente

dissidente

Ex: He was known as a prominent dissident who advocated for democratic reforms .Era conosciuto come un **dissidente** prominente che sosteneva riforme democratiche.
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lateral
lateral
[aggettivo]

situated toward the outer sides of the body

laterale, esterno

laterale, esterno

Ex: The lateral fins of the fish assist in maintaining balance and direction while swimming .Le pinne **laterali** del pesce aiutano a mantenere l'equilibrio e la direzione durante il nuoto.
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latish
latish
[aggettivo]

later than anticipated or scheduled, but not significantly delayed

tardivo, un po' in ritardo

tardivo, un po' in ritardo

Ex: Dinner was scheduled for 7 pm , so 7:05pm when we sat down could be considered latish.La cena era prevista per le 19:00, quindi le 19:05 quando ci siamo seduti potrebbero essere considerate **un po' in ritardo**.
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lattice
lattice
[sostantivo]

a structure made of strips of wood, metal, or other rigid material arranged in a criss-crossed, grid-like pattern

graticcio, reticolo

graticcio, reticolo

Ex: The botanical garden contained displays of flowering vines trained to grow through colorful lattices.Il giardino botanico conteneva esposizioni di viti fiorite addestrate a crescere attraverso **griglie** colorate.
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