26. Dribblare Fingere Flashcards

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DRIBBLARE

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To dribble [the basketball, not the liquid];
To avoid or go around something

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DROGARE, -SI

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To drug or dope;
To be distorted or be artificially high (like the stock market)
-SI to take drugs

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ECCEDERE
(Seems like it should be irregular in PP and PR but it isn’t!)

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To exceed, overstep, surpass, go beyond;
To exaggerate, overdo, go too far

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ECCELLERE
(pp: eccelso; pr: eccelsi, e, ero)

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To excel, shine, stand out

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ECCITARE

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To agitate, excite, arouse (usually sexual)

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ECONOMIZZARE

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To save [money], economize

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EDUCARE

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To teach, educate, instruct;
To bring up, raise;
To refine, educate, cultivate;
To train, accustom

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ELABORARE

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To elaborate, develop, work on;
To tune up (like a car), to modify;
To calculate, process (like data)

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ELOGIARE

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To praise, acclaim, commend, applaud, laud;
To eulogize

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ENTUSIASMARE, -SI

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To excite, thrill, arouse enthusiasm
-SI to get excited, be excited, get carried away

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EQUILIBRARE

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To balance, harmonize, equilibrate—in either a physical or metaphorical sense.

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EREDITARE

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To inherit, acquire

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ERUTTARE

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To erupt, spew, explode.
Can be used for volcanoes or for emotions.

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ESACERBARE, -SI

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To exacerbate, intensify, increase, heighten, aggravate
-SI, to get worse, worsen, be exacerbated

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ESAGERARE

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To exaggerate, overstate;
To go too far, overdo, overindulge

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ESAMINARE

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To examine, analyze
To test, give an examination

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ESASPERARE

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To exasperate, irritate, madden, infuriate
To exacerbate, intensify

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ESAUDIRE (SC)

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To fulfill, grant, satisfy
Alla fine, vedrai che esaudirà le tue richieste.

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ESCLUDERE
(pp: escluso, pr: esclusi, e, ero)

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To exclude, keep out;
To rule out the possibility;
To leave out, omit, rule out

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ESEGUIRE (no SC)

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To execute, carry out, perform;
To do, accomplish
To run, play, perform

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ESERCITARE, -SI

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To practice, train, drill;
To carry out, perform, employ, use
-SI to exercise, practice, work out

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ESIBIRE, -SI

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To exhibit, show, display;
To flaunt, flash, show off, parade around
-SI to perform

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ESIGERE (no SC)
(pp. esatto, pr. esigei, esigé, esigerono)

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To demand, require

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ESILIARE

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To exile, banish, deport;
To send away

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ESISTERE (pp. esistito, pr. regular)
To exist, be, live
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ESITARE
To hesitate
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ESORCIZZARE
To exorcise, drive out, dispel
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ESPANDERE, -SI (pp. espanso, pr. espansi, e, ero)
To expand, enlarge, swell; To extend, increase; -SI to expand, grow; to branch out, become common
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ESPELLERE (pp. espulso, pr. espulsi, e, ero)
To expel, eject, throw out; To expel, eliminate, excrete
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ESPIARE
To expiate, make good, atone for
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ESPLODERE (pp. esploso, pr. esplosi, e, ero)
To explode, blow up; To skyrocket, soar
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ESPORRE, -SI
To exhibit, show, display; To express, explain, present To expose, subject -SI to show yourself, expose yourself
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ESPORTARE
To export
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ESPRIMERE, -SI (pp. espresso, pr. espressi, e, ero)
To express, state, convey -SI to express yourself
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ESPUGNARE
To conquer, take
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ESSUDARE
To exude, sweat
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ESTRARRE (Presente: estraggo, estraggono. PR: estraessi, e, ero. Futuro: estrarrò, etc. PP: estratto)
To extract, pull out; To mine, quarry, draw
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ESULTARE
To exult, rejoice triumph, gloat
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EVOCARE
To evoke, invoke, conjure; To recall, remember, call to mind
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EVOLVERE (pp. evoluto, pr. evolvei, e, erono)
To evolve, develop, progress
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FABBRICARE
To manufacture, make, produce, turn out; To build, construct, erect
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FACILITARE
To simplify, ease; To facilitate, encourage
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FALCIARE
To cut with a scythe; To mow, cut, scythe; To mow down, cut down
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FALLIRE
To fail, fall through; To miss; To go bankrupt
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FALSARE
To misrepresent, falsify, distort, warp
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FANTASTICARE
To daydream, fantasize, dream up, concoct
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FASCIARE, -SI
To bandage, bind, dress; -SI To wrap oneself
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FATICARE
To toil, struggle, work hard, labor; To struggle, to have a hard time
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FATTURARE
To invoice, bill
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FELICITARE
To congratulate, thank
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FERIRE
To wound, injure, hurt
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FESTEGGIARE
To celebrate, make merry, party
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FIANCHEGGIARE
To flank, accompany; To support, back up, protect the flank
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FICCARE, -SI
To stick, drive, thrust (like stick a finger in something); To shove; -SI to burrow, hide
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FIDANZARSI
To become engaged
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FIGURARE, -SI
To be, be present, appear; To imagine, picture -SI to imagine
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FINALIZZARE
To finalize, complete, settle up; To aim, direct
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FINANZIARE
To finance, support, subsidize, bankroll, fund
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FINGERE, -SI (pp. finto, pr. finsi, e, ero)
To fantasize, imagine; To pretend, feign, fake, purport, make-believe -SI to pretend to be
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FIDARSI
To be sure, trust; ____ di - to trust in