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Elenco di Parole Livello B2 - Aggettivi Generali (la prima parte)

Qui imparerai alcuni aggettivi inglesi utili, come "accurato", "aggiuntivo", "assoluto", ecc., preparati per gli studenti di livello B2.

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CEFR B2 Vocabulary
absolute
absolute
[aggettivo]

complete and total, with no imperfections or exceptions

assoluto

assoluto

Ex: The plan was an absolute success. 
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accurate
accurate
[aggettivo]

(of measurements, information, etc.) free from errors and matching facts

accurato

accurato

Ex: The scientist presented an accurate report based on years of research. 

Lo scienziato ha presentato un rapporto accurato basato su anni di ricerca.

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actual
actual
[aggettivo]

existing in reality rather than being theoretical or imaginary

reale

reale

Ex: The actual number of visitors was lower than expected. 
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additional
additional
[aggettivo]

added or extra to what is already present or available

aggiuntivo

aggiuntivo

Ex: He requested additional time to review the contract before signing. 

Ha richiesto tempo aggiuntivo per rivedere il contratto prima della firma.

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advance
advance
[aggettivo]

done, provided, or arranged before a future event or expected time

in anticipo

in anticipo

Ex: He received advance notice about the meeting to prepare adequately. 
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apparent
apparent
[aggettivo]

easy to see or notice

evidente

evidente

Ex: The apparent damage to the car suggested it had been in an accident. 

I danni apparenti all'auto suggerivano che era stata in un incidente.

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appropriate
appropriate
[aggettivo]

suitable or acceptable for a given situation or purpose

appropriato

appropriato

Ex: Using safety gear is appropriate when working with machinery. 
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blind
blind
[aggettivo]

not able to see

cieco

cieco

Ex: The blind student uses screen reading software to access digital content. 
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brief
brief
[aggettivo]

short in duration

breve

breve

Ex: The storm brought a brief period of heavy rain. 
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broad
broad
[aggettivo]

having a large distance between one side and another

vasto

vasto

Ex: The garden bed was 3 meters broad, providing ample space for a variety of plants. 
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capable
capable
[aggettivo]

having the ability or capacity to do something

capace

capace

Ex: The software is capable of handling multiple tasks at once. 

Il software è capace di gestire più attività contemporaneamente.

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characteristic
characteristic
[aggettivo]

serving to identify or distinguish something or someone

caratteristica

caratteristica

Ex: The way she reacts to challenges is a characteristic trait of her personality. 
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chief
chief
[aggettivo]

having the highest importance

principale

principale

Ex: In this project, the chief objective is to develop sustainable solutions for environmental conservation. 
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complicated
complicated
[aggettivo]

involving many different parts or elements that make something difficult to understand or deal with

complicato

complicato

Ex: Explaining the scientific theory to the students was complicated, as it required breaking down complex concepts. 

Spiegare la teoria scientifica agli studenti è stato complicato, poiché richiedeva di scomporre concetti complessi.

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concerned
concerned
[aggettivo]

feeling worried or troubled about a particular situation or issue

preoccupato

preoccupato

Ex: He seemed concerned about the budget cuts and their effect on the company's future. 

Sembrava preoccupato per i tagli al budget e il loro effetto sul futuro dell'azienda.

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confusing
confusing
[aggettivo]

not clear or easily understood

confuso

confuso

Ex: The user interface of the app was confusing, making it difficult for users to navigate. 

L'interfaccia utente dell'app era confusa, rendendo difficile la navigazione per gli utenti.

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conscious
conscious
[aggettivo]

aware of and responsive to one's surroundings

cosciente

cosciente

Ex: The driver was conscious and alert despite the accident. 

Il conducente era cosciente e vigile nonostante l'incidente.

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constant
constant
[aggettivo]

happening continuously without stopping for a long time

constante

constante

Ex: The constant changing of regulations made it challenging for businesses to adapt. 
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corporate
corporate
[aggettivo]

involving a large company

aziendale

aziendale

Ex: Corporate taxes play a significant role in government revenue collection. 
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crucial
crucial
[aggettivo]

extremely important or essential

cruciale

cruciale

Ex: Nutrition is crucial for a healthy lifestyle. 

La nutrizione è cruciale per uno stile di vita sano.

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deliberate
deliberate
[aggettivo]

intended or done consciously rather than accidentally

premeditato

premeditato

Ex: She took a deliberate risk by ignoring the warning. 
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detailed
detailed
[aggettivo]

including many specific elements or pieces of information

minuzioso

minuzioso

Ex: The artist's painting was incredibly detailed, with intricate brushstrokes capturing every nuance. 

Il dipinto dell'artista era incredibilmente dettagliato, con pennellate intricate che catturavano ogni sfumatura.

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downward
downward
[aggettivo]

facing or pointing toward a lower level or position

in discesa

in discesa

Ex: The downward sweep of the waterfall created a misty veil. 

Lo spazzamento verso il basso della cascata ha creato un velo nebbioso.

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efficient
efficient
[aggettivo]

(of a system or machine) achieving maximum productivity without wasting much time, effort, or money

efficiente

efficiente

Ex: An efficient irrigation system conserves water while ensuring crops receive adequate moisture. 
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entire
entire
[aggettivo]

involving or describing the whole of something

intero

intero

Ex: She ate the entire cake by herself, savoring each delicious bite. 
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ethical
ethical
[aggettivo]

according to moral duty and obligations

etico

etico

Ex: The company's ethical stance on environmental sustainability is reflected in its policies and practices. 

La posizione etica dell'azienda sulla sostenibilità ambientale si riflette nelle sue politiche e pratiche.

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even
even
[aggettivo]

uniform in dimensions or quantity

uguale

uguale

Ex: The holes were drilled at even points along the length of the board. 

I fori sono stati praticati in punti uniformi lungo la lunghezza della tavola.

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executive
executive
[aggettivo]

having the authority to implement laws, policies, and decisions

funzionario

funzionario

Ex: The governor used executive action to expedite disaster relief. 
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extraordinary
extraordinary
[aggettivo]

very unusual, remarkable, or surprising

straordinario

straordinario

Ex: She has an extraordinary ability to remember faces. 
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flexible
flexible
[aggettivo]

capable of bending easily without breaking

flessibile

flessibile

Ex: Rubber bands are flexible and can stretch to hold together stacks of papers or other objects. 

Gli elastici sono flessibili e possono allungarsi per tenere insieme pile di carta o altri oggetti.

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folding
folding
[aggettivo]

designed in a way that can be folded or bent so it takes up less space

pieghevole

pieghevole

Ex: The folding chair was easy to store when not in use. 

La sedia pieghevole era facile da riporre quando non in uso.

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former
former
[aggettivo]

referring to the first of two things mentioned

precedente

precedente

Ex: After evaluating two investment strategies, they opted for the former approach as it promised more consistent returns. 
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so-called
so-called
[aggettivo]

used to express one's disapproval of a name or term given to someone or something because one believes it is inappropriate

cosiddetto

cosiddetto

Ex: The so-called secret recipe for the famous dish was finally revealed to the public. 
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neat
neat
[aggettivo]

tidy, carefully arranged, and in good order

ordinato

ordinato

Ex: He folded his clothes into a neat pile. 
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bizarre
bizarre
[aggettivo]

strange or unexpected in appearance, style, or behavior

bizzarro

bizzarro

Ex: His bizarre collection of vintage medical equipment, displayed prominently in his living room, made guests uneasy. 

La sua bizzarra collezione di attrezzature mediche vintage, esposta in bella vista nel soggiorno, metteva a disagio gli ospiti.

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superficial
superficial
[aggettivo]

appearing to have a certain quality, yet lacking it in reality

superficiale, apparente

superficiale, apparente

Ex: His apologies seemed superficial and insincere. 

Le sue scuse sembravano superficiali e insincere.

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out of sight
out of sight
[aggettivo]

hidden or no longer visible to one

fuori dalla vista, invisibile

fuori dalla vista, invisibile

Ex: The thief slipped away from the scene of the crime and was out of sight before anyone noticed. 
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