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20:33 Feb 4, 2019 |
English to Italian translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature / meditation | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Francesco Badolato Italy Local time: 16:23 | ||||||
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3 +3 | evocare/ propiziare / accogliere un incontro |
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3 +3 | incoraggiare/favorire un incontro |
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4 | invitare a un incontro |
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invitare a un incontro Explanation: . -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 10 min (2019-02-04 20:44:11 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Nessuna stranezza. Di nulla Gaia. Buon lavoro e buona serata. :-) |
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evocare/ propiziare / accogliere un incontro Explanation: direi una cosa del genere. Intanto, come dice Francesco, qui il verbo è transitivo e usato in un modo diverso da “invitare”, inoltre se guardi gli esempi in rete, si tratta sempre di “ incontri” in ambito religioso o “mistico”. Tra le definizioni del free Dictionary: 3. To welcome; encourage: invite questions from the audience. 4. To tend to bring on; provoke: "Divisions at home would invite dangers from abroad" (John Jay). 5. To entice; tempt. |
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