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Competenze Lessicali SAT 3 - lezione 25

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to adjudge
to adjudge
[Verbo]

to declare something true or to be the case according to facts

giudicare

giudicare

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to adjudicate

to end or resolve a situation, especially a dispute

arbitrare, dirimere

arbitrare, dirimere

Ex: The referee was asked to adjudicate the disputed goal during the match. 
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treachery
treachery
[sostantivo]

the act of showing disloyalty to someone's trust

tradimento, perfidia

tradimento, perfidia

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treacherous
treacherous
[aggettivo]

posing a hidden or sudden threat

traditore, insidioso

traditore, insidioso

Ex: The hikers navigated the treacherous mountain path with caution. 
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to allay
to allay
[Verbo]

to satisfy a need such as thirst or hunger

placare,  soddisfare

placare, soddisfare

Ex: A glass of water allayed his thirst. 
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to alleviate

to help ease mental or physical pain

alleviare, attenuare

alleviare, attenuare

Ex: Listening to calming music can alleviate stress and anxiety. 
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alliance
alliance
[sostantivo]

a formal agreement or treaty establishing cooperation between nations or groups for shared objectives

alleanza

alleanza

Ex: The military alliance between the two countries was formed to enhance mutual defense capabilities. 
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detriment
detriment
[sostantivo]

a damage, injury, or loss

danno, pregiudizio

danno, pregiudizio

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detrimental
detrimental
[aggettivo]

causing harm or damage

dannoso, pregiudizievole

dannoso, pregiudizievole

Ex: Smoking is detrimental to your health, increasing the risk of lung cancer and heart disease. 
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detritus
detritus
[sostantivo]

waste or debris produced by the disintegration or decomposition of organic or inorganic matter

detrito, rifiuti

detrito, rifiuti

Ex: The forest floor was covered in detritus, including fallen leaves, twigs, and decaying plant matter. 
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pedagogics
pedagogics
[sostantivo]

the theories and techniques of teaching a concept or an academic topic

pedagogia, scienza dell'educazione

pedagogia, scienza dell'educazione

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pedagogy
pedagogy
[sostantivo]

the profession or practice of teaching

pedagogia, insegnamento

pedagogia, insegnamento

Ex: The field of pedagogy involves studying various teaching methods and strategies to enhance educational outcomes. 
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scruple
scruple
[sostantivo]

a principle that makes one doubtful or reluctant toward a morally wrong action

scrupolo, dubbio morale

scrupolo, dubbio morale

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scrupulous
scrupulous
[aggettivo]

having a principle in mind to do the things that are morally right

scrupoloso, coscienzioso

scrupoloso, coscienzioso

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haste
haste
[sostantivo]

a great amount of speed in an activity, mostly because of a shortage in time

fretta,  precipitazione

fretta, precipitazione

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to hasten
to hasten
[Verbo]

to accelerate one's movement with a sense of speed or urgency

affrettarsi, accelerare

affrettarsi, accelerare

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equine
equine
[aggettivo]

having characteristics, appearance, or behavior similar to a horse

equino, cavallino

equino, cavallino

Ex: The veterinarian specializes in equine mThe dancer moved with equine grace across the stage.edicine, providing healthcare services for horses. 
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pedagog
pedagog
[sostantivo]

a person who teaches young people, often with a formal or traditional approach to instruction

pedagogo, insegnante tradizionale

pedagogo, insegnante tradizionale

Ex: The old pedagog insisted on discipline and memorization in his classroom. 
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equestrian
equestrian
[aggettivo]

related to the action of riding a horse

equestre

equestre

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