ARGUING - Englisch-Italienisch Übersetzung

Englisch

Italienisch

I. argue [Brit ˈɑːɡjuː, Am ˈɑrɡju] VERB trans

1. argue:

argue (debate)

discutere, dibattere, argomentare

argue (maintain)

sostenere

they argued the point for hours

hanno discusso la questione per ore

to argue one's point

sostenere il proprio punto di vista

to argue the case for disarmament

sostenere il disarmo

it could be argued that …

si potrebbe sostenere che …

she, the book argues that he was wrongly convicted

lei, il libro sostiene che è stato condannato ingiustamente

2. argue (persuade):

to argue sb into, out of doing sth

persuadere qn a, dissuadere qn, dal fare qc

I argued my way into this job

ho esposto argomenti molto persuasivi per ottenere questo posto

3. argue (provide evidence of):

argue action, behaviour:

denotare, indicare, rivelare

argue incident, document:

indicare, rivelare

the evidence argues that …

la prova indica che …

II. argue [Brit ˈɑːɡjuː, Am ˈɑrɡju] VERB intr

1. argue (quarrel):

argue

discutere (with con)

they're always arguing (with each other)

discutono, litigano sempre

to argue about or over money

fare delle discussioni per questioni di soldi

we argued about who should pay

discutevamo per decidere chi dovesse pagare

don't argue (with me)!

non discutere (con me)!

2. argue (debate):

argue

discutere

argue

dibattere

to argue about case, issue, politics etc.

discutere di

3. argue (put one's case):

argue

argomentare (against contro)

to argue in favour of, against doing sth

esporre i motivi per fare, per non fare qc

to argue for or in favour of policy, measure

argomentare a favore di

4. argue (testify):

argue form

testimoniare

it argues against him that he has no alibi

il fatto che lui non abbia alibi è una prova contro di lui

argue out VERB [ˈɑːɡjuː -] (argue out [sth], argue [sth] out)

argue out issue, proposal etc.:

argue out

discutere a fondo

inconclusively argue

in modo non convincente

circuitously argue

tortuosamente

forcefully say, argue

energicamente

compellingly argue

in modo irrefutabile

inconsistently argue

in modo incoerente, contraddittorio

Italienisch

Englisch

argomentare

to argue in favore di: for, in favour of contro: against

questionare di argomento, politica

to argue about

questionare

to argue

denotare azione, comportamento:

to argue

Englisch

Italienisch

I. argue [ˈɑ:rg·ju:] VERB intr

1. argue (disagree):

argue

litigare

2. argue (reason):

argue

argomentare

to argue for/against sth

portare argomenti a favore di/contro qc

II. argue [ˈɑ:rg·ju:] VERB trans

1. argue (debate):

argue

sostenere

to argue that …

sostenere che …

2. argue (persuade):

to argue sb into doing sth

persuadere qn a fare qc

to argue sb out of doing sth

dissuadere qn dal fare qc

it's pointless arguing with him

non serve a niente discutere con lui

they are always arguing with each other

litigano sempre tra di loro

it's not worth arguing about!

non vale la pena discuterne!

Italienisch

Englisch

duetto

racket made by two people arguing

fra i due -i il terzo gode Sprichw

there's nothing to be gained by arguing

argomentare

to argue

polemizzare su qc

to argue about sth

questionare (con qu su qc)

to argue (with sb about sth)

discutere

to argue

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

I	have	argued
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Past Perfect

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Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Every question circuitously winds back to the team.

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We have seen, in 2016, the powerful appeal of candidates who speak sloppily, circuitously, even incoherently, in the way that real people sometimes do.

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Sources allege that the poor maintenance was an attempt to circuitously make an impression among passengers to voice for privatisation.

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No human being can be distilled down to a single body part, no matter how circuitously deformed it might be.

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Without these options or distractions and by opening up the entire concourse, organisers created more space to wander circuitously.

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