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Opinione e Argomento - Formulare o Esprimere un'opinione (terza parte)

Qui imparerai alcune parole inglesi relative alle prospettive nella discussione come "giudicare male", "dedurre" e "impressione".

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if
if
[Congiunzione]

used to express one's opinion

se

se

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if anything

used to suggest that the opposite of what has been stated may be closer to the truth

semmai

semmai

Ex: The new policy hasn't made things easier; if anything, it's added more confusion. 
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if you ask me

used to introduce one's personal opinion or perspective on a topic, emphasizing on the fact that it is their personal view

se me lo chiedi

se me lo chiedi

Ex: If you ask me, investing in renewable energy is the way of the future. 
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I am easy
I am easy
[Frase]

used to mean one does not have a strong preference and is happy to go along with whatever others decide

non mi interessa

non mi interessa

Ex: For the vacation spot, I'm easy as long as we get some rest. 
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in my humble opinion

an abbreviation that is used in texting to express one's personal opinion about a particular subject

a mio parere onesto

a mio parere onesto

Ex: In my humble opinion, teamwork leads to better results. 
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impression
impression
[sostantivo]

an opinion or feeling that one has about someone or something, particularly one formed unconsciously

impressione

impressione

Ex: She couldn't shake the impression that she had seen him somewhere before. 
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in all honesty
in all honesty
[avverbio]

used to emphasize that the speaker is being sincere and truthful in their statement

in tutta onestà

in tutta onestà

Ex: In all honesty, I'm worried about the direction the company is heading in—it seems like we're losing focus. 

In tutta onestà, sono preoccupato per la direzione che sta prendendo l'azienda - sembra che stiamo perdendo la concentrazione.

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inclined
inclined
[aggettivo]

giving an opinion in a way that is not strong

incline

incline

Ex: The committee members were inclined to approve the budget, pending further review of expenses. 

I membri del comitato erano inclini ad approvare il budget, in attesa di un ulteriore esame delle spese.

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to infer
to infer
[Verbo]

to reach an opinion or decision based on available evidence and one's understanding of the matter

dedurre

dedurre

Ex: She infers the answer to the question by examining the available information. 

Lei deduce la risposta alla domanda esaminando le informazioni disponibili.

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inference
inference
[sostantivo]

a conclusion one reaches from the existing evidence or known facts

deduzione

deduzione

Ex: The detective made a crucial inference about the suspect's alibi based on the new evidence. 

Il detective ha fatto una inferenza cruciale sull'alibi del sospettato basandosi sulle nuove prove.

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inflexibility
inflexibility
[sostantivo]

the quality of being unable or unwilling to change

inflessibilità

inflessibilità

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inflexibly
inflexibly
[avverbio]

in a way that is unwilling to change or adapt

inflessibile

inflessibile

Ex: The teacher graded the exams inflexibly, not allowing any extra credit. 

L'insegnante ha valutato gli esami inflessibilmente, non permettendo alcun credito extra.

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in my book
in my book
[Frase]

according to one’s own personal opinion

seconda me

seconda me

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in {one's} eyes

according to one's opinion

agli occhi di qualcuno, secondo qualcuno

agli occhi di qualcuno, secondo qualcuno

Ex: He may be unpopular, but in his son's eyes, he's a hero. 

Forse non è popolare, ma agli occhi di suo figlio è un eroe.

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in {one's} opinion

used to express what one thinks or believes, which is not necessarily a fact

secondo l'opinione di qualcuno

secondo l'opinione di qualcuno

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to interject

to insert a comment, remark, or question abruptly into a conversation

interporre, interrompere

interporre, interrompere

Ex: "That's not true," he interjected, raising his voice. 

"Non è vero", interloquì, alzando la voce.

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in the sight of

according to someone's opinion or perception

alla vista di

alla vista di

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intransigence
intransigence
[sostantivo]

unwillingness to agree about something or change one's views

intransigenza

intransigenza

Ex: Their intransigence frustrated everyone trying to mediate the dispute. 

La loro intransigenza ha frustrato tutti coloro che cercavano di mediare la disputa.

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judge
judge
[sostantivo]

an official who scores, evaluates, or enforces the rules during a sports competition

giudice, arbitro

giudice, arbitro

Ex: The athletes waited nervously for the judge to announce the final scores. 
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judgment
judgment
[sostantivo]

an opinion that is formed after thinking carefully

giudizio

giudizio

Ex: His judgment was clouded by personal bias, leading to an unfair decision. 
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to judge
to judge
[Verbo]

to form a decision or opinion based on what one knows

giudicare, ritenere

giudicare, ritenere

Ex: The chef judges the taste of the dish by sampling it before serving. 
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to [keep] {one's} own counsel

to keep one's thoughts or plans to oneself and not share them with others

tenere per sé i propri pensieri, non svelare i propri piani

tenere per sé i propri pensieri, non svelare i propri piani

Ex: I wanted to know which side Daniel supported, but he kept his own counsel. 

Volevo sapere da che parte stesse Daniel, ma lui ha tenuto per sé la sua opinione.

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leaning
leaning
[sostantivo]

a tendency to believe in or favor something

inclinazione

inclinazione

Ex: The judge's legal leanings were reflected in her court rulings. 

Le inclinazioni legali del giudice si riflettevano nelle sue sentenze.

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to lean
to lean
[Verbo]

to have a tendency to choose or support something

appoggiandosi per

appoggiandosi per

Ex: He leans heavily on his experience when making decisions. 
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left field
left field
[sostantivo]

an opinion that is uncommon, unpopular, or strange

lato sbagliato

lato sbagliato

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like
like
[Preposizione]

used in a question asking for a description of someone or something

come

come

Ex: What was your first day at work like? 
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to maintain

to firmly and persistently express an opinion, belief, or statement as true and valid

mantenere

mantenere

Ex: She maintains that her interpretation of the data is correct despite the opposition. 

Lei sostiene che la sua interpretazione dei dati sia corretta nonostante l'opposizione.

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to [make] {one's} voice heard

to ascertain that one's feeling, opinion, point of view, etc. is considered, understood, or has an impact

fatti sentire

fatti sentire

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to misjudge

to form an incorrect opinion or assessment about someone or something

giudicare male

giudicare male

Ex: It's easy to misjudge people based on appearances; there is often more than meets the eye. 

È facile giudicare male le persone in base all'aspetto; spesso c'è più di quanto sembri.

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misjudgment
misjudgment
[sostantivo]

‌an incorrect or unjust opinion that is formed about someone

errore di valutazione

errore di valutazione

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mistake
mistake
[sostantivo]

an act or opinion that is wrong

errore

errore

Ex: A culture that encourages risk-taking and learning from mistakes fosters innovation and creativity. 
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mistaken
mistaken
[aggettivo]

(of a person) wrong in one's judgment, opinion, or belief

sbagliato

sbagliato

Ex: The teacher clarified the concept for the student who was mistaken in their interpretation. 

L'insegnante ha chiarito il concetto per lo studente che si era sbagliato nella sua interpretazione.

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mistakenly
mistakenly
[avverbio]

in a wrong or incorrect manner

erroneamente

erroneamente

Ex: They mistakenly identified the suspect based on faulty evidence. 

Hanno erroneamente identificato il sospetto basandosi su prove difettose.

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to mold
to mold
[Verbo]

to strongly influence the development of someone's character, opinions, or behavior

forgiare

forgiare

Ex: Those difficult years molded Sarah into a more confident person. 
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to moralize

to be critical of people and tell them what is right and wrong in order to establish one’s superiority

moralizzare

moralizzare

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to muzzle
to muzzle
[Verbo]

to restrain someone from freely expressing their opinions in public

museruola

museruola

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name
name
[sostantivo]

a person's reputation or standing in the community

nome

nome

Ex: Maintaining a name for fairness is important. 
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non-committally
non-committally
[avverbio]

‌in a way that deliberately refrains from giving a definitive answer or expressing one's opinion or intentions clearly

senza impegno

senza impegno

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notice
notice
[sostantivo]

(usually plural) a short review on a new play, book, film etc., especially one that is written exclusively for a newspaper or magazine

recensione, critica

recensione, critica

Ex: The art exhibition garnered favorable notices for its innovative approach to modern art. 
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not half
not half
[Frase]

used to emphasize a fact, opinion, statement or quality

non la metà

non la metà

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