Capitolo 1 - Vocabolario 4, Eng-Ital Flashcards

1
Q

to love

A

amare

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2
Q

to believe

A

credere

CRE-dere

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3
Q

to finish

A

finire

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4
Q

Give infinitive and 1st person singular.

to open

A

aprire, apro

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5
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to inform, warn

A

avvertire, avverto

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6
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to cover

A

coprire, copro

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7
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to amuse

A

divertire, diverto

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8
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to sleep

A

dormire, dormo

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9
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to flee

A

fuggire, fuggo

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10
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to offer

A

offrire, offro

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11
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to leave, depart

A

partire, parto

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12
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Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to discover

A

scoprire, scopro

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13
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to follow

A

seguire, seguo

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14
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to hear, feel

A

sentire, sento

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15
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to serve

A

servire, servo

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16
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to suffer

A

soffrire, soffro

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17
Q

Give meaning and 1st person singular.

to dress

A

vestire, vesto

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18
Q

to look for

A

cercare

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19
Q

to pay

A

pagare

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20
Q

to begin

A

incominciare

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21
Q

to eat

A

mangiare

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22
Q

to leave

A

lasciare

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23
Q

to be mistaken

A

sbagliare

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24
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to study

A

studiare

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25
Q

to send

A

inviare

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26
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to go

A

andare

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27
Q

to give

A

dare

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28
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to do, to make

A

fare

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29
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to stay

A

stare

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30
Q

to stay, remain

A

rimanere

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31
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to go up

A

salire

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32
Q

to keep

A

tenere

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33
Q

to come

A

venire

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34
Q

to drink

A

bere

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35
Q

to translate

A

tradurre

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36
Q

to say, tell

A

dire

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37
Q

to know

A

sapere

38
Q

to die

A

morire

39
Q

to go out

A

uscire

40
Q

to have to, must

A

dovere

41
Q

to be able, can, may

A

potere

42
Q

to want

A

volere

43
Q

a singer (masc)

A

un cantante

44
Q

a colleague (masc)

A

un collega

45
Q

a pianist (masc)

A

un pianista

46
Q

a singer (fem)

A

una cantante

47
Q

a colleague (fem)

A

una collega

48
Q

a pianist (fem)

A

una pianista

49
Q

bust

A

busto (masc)

50
Q

case

A

caso (masc)

51
Q

neck

A

collo (masc)

52
Q

sheet

A

foglio (masc)

53
Q

envelope

A

busta (fem)

54
Q

house

A

casa (fem)

55
Q

glue

A

colla (fem)

56
Q

leaf

A

foglia (fem)

57
Q

meal

A

pasto (masc)

58
Q

port

A

porto (masc)

59
Q

wrong

A

torto (masc)

60
Q

noodles

A

pasta (fem)

61
Q

door

A

porta (fem)

62
Q

cake

A

torta (fem)

63
Q

Give singular and plural.

arm

A

braccio, masc

pl: braccia, fem

64
Q

Give singular and plural.

eyelash

A

ciglio, masc

pl: ciglia, fem

65
Q

Give singular and plural.

finger, toe

A

dito, masc

pl: dita, fem

66
Q

Give singular and plural.

lip

A

labbro, masc

pl. labbra, fem

67
Q

Give singular and plural.

mile

A

miglio, masc

pl: miglia, fem

68
Q

Give singular and plural.

bone

A

osso, masc

pl: ossa, fem

69
Q

Give singular and plural.

pair, couple

A

paio, masc

pl: paia, fem

70
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

eyebrow

A

sopracciglio, masc

pl. sopracciglia, fem

71
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

egg

A

uovo, masc

pl. uova, fem

72
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

child, baby (male)

A

bambino, bambini

both masculine

73
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

girl

A

ragazza, ragazze

both feminine

74
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

father

A

padre, padri

both masculine

75
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

mother

A

madre, madri

both feminine

76
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

poet (male)

A

poeta, poeti

both masculine

77
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

pianist

A

il pianista (male)
masculine
pl: pianisti

la pianista (female)
feminine
pl: pianiste

78
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

duke

A

duca, duchi

both masculine

79
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

colleague

A

il collega (male)
masculine
pl: colleghi

la collega (female)
feminine
pl: colleghe

80
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

bank

A

banca, banche

both feminine

81
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

shop (noun)

A

masculine
negozio, negozi

rule: the -i in the singular is unstressed to it is not doubled in the plural

82
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

uncle

A

masculine
zio, zii

rule: the -i in the singular is stressed so the plural is -ii

83
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

German (noun)

A

masculine
tedesco, tedeschi

rule: stress is on syllable preceding -co, so add an “h” (there are exceptions to this rule)

84
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

doctor (not dottore)

A

masculine
medico, medici

rule: stress is on second syllable preceding -co so do not add an “h”

mEdico, mEdici

85
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

shower

A

feminine
doccia, docce

rule: -i is not stressed in singular so -cia -> -ce

86
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

pharmacy

A

feminine
farmacia, farmacie

rule: the -i is stressed so
- cia->-cie

farmacIa, farmacIe
(those are capital ‘i’s, if your font looks like ‘l’)

87
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

rain

A

feminine
pioggia, piogge

rule: the -i is not stressed so
- gia -> -ge

piOggia, piOgge

88
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

allergy

A

feminine
allergia, allergie

rule: the -i is stressed so
- gia -> gie

allergIa, allergIe
(those are capital ‘i’s, if your font looks like ‘l’)

89
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

lake

A

masculine
lago, laghi

rule: -go ->-ghi

90
Q

Give gender, singular and plural.

psychologist (male)

A

masculine
psyicologo, psicologi

rule: -ologo -> -ologi