to end or resolve a situation, especially a dispute

arbitrare, dirimere
posing a hidden or sudden threat

traditore, insidioso
to satisfy a need such as thirst or hunger

placare, soddisfare
to help ease mental or physical pain

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

alleanza
causing harm or damage

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

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

pedagogia, scienza dell'educazione
the profession or practice of teaching

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

scrupolo, dubbio morale
having a principle in mind to do the things that are morally right

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

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

affrettarsi, accelerare
having characteristics, appearance, or behavior similar to a horse

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

pedagogo, insegnante tradizionale
