New Words 3

Question 1

To push

I push the chair
My brother pushes me
We push the car

Answer 1

Spingere

Spingo la seggiola
Mio fratello mi spinge
Spingiamo la macchina

Question 2

To thank

Thanks very much
My family thanks you

Answer 2

Ringraziare (Rin-gr-az-iare)

Ti ringrazio molto
La mia famiglia ringrazia

Question 3

To lend

They lend me the knife
My uncle lends me his computer

Answer 3

Prestare

Loro mi prestano il coltello
Mio zio mi presta il suo computer

Question 4

To judge / rate / grade

How does she grade him?
We don’t judge you

Answer 4

Giudicare

Lei come lo giudica
Non ti giudichiamo

Question 5

To move

She moves the chair
We move the bed towards the window

Answer 5

Spostare

Lei sposta la seggiola
Spostiamo il letto verso la finestra

Question 6

To hurt / to hurt ones self (rfx)

The animal hurts itself
They hurt themselves
We hurt ourselves

Answer 6

Ferire / Feriresi ( isc verb)

L’animale si ferisce
Si feriscono
Ci feriamo

Question 7

To earn

She earns more than me
I earn enough for that
You earn enough for that
They earn too much

Answer 7

Guadagnare (Gu-ad-an-gnare)

Lei guadagna piu di me
Guadagno abbastanza per quello
Guadagni abbastanza per quello
Guadagnano troppo

Question 8

To wear

He wears gloves

Answer 8

Indossare / portare

Lui indossa dei guanti

Question 9

To design

They design shoes
My fiancé designs suits

Answer 9

Disegnare / Progettare (pro-jet-tare)

Loro disegnano le scapre
Il mio fidanzato disegna abiti

Question 10

We walk

Answer 10

Noi camminiamo

Question 11

To smile

He smiles
I like how you smile

Answer 11

Sorridere

Lui sorride
Mi piace come sorridi

Question 12

To steal

Who stole the car?
My brother does not steel

Answer 12

Rubare

Chi ha rubato l’auto?
Mio fratello no ruba

Question 13

To switch/turn on

She turns on the lamp
I turn on the light

Answer 13

Accendere
(A-che-den-err)

Lei accende la lampada
Accendo la luce

Question 14

To fish

They fish until midday

Answer 14

Pescare

Pescano fino a mezzogiorno

Question 15

To lower / let down

At midday she lowers the curtains

Answer 15

Abbassare (ab-bas-sare)

A mezzogiorno lei abbassa le tende

Question 16

To lie

Who has lied?
I never lie
They never lie

Answer 16

Mentire

Chi ha mentito?
Io non mento mai
Loro mon mentono mai

Question 17

To fail

I never fail
She never fails
I know why you fail
They fail

Answer 17

Fallire ( isc verb)

Non fallisco mai
Lei non fallisce mai
So perche fallisci
Loro falliscono

Question 18

To clean

You clean her room
Why don’t you clean the corners

Answer 18

Pulire

Pulisci la tua stanza
Perche non pulisci gli angoli

Question 19

To fill

She fills the bottle
You fill the tub
The people fill the square
They fill the plates

Answer 19

Riempire (ri-em-pire)

Lei riempie la bottiglia
Tu riempi la vasca
La gente riempie la piazza
Loro riempiono i piatti

Question 20

To rest

We work during the day and rest at night.
I rest

Answer 20

Riposare (ri-pos-are)

lavoriamo di giorno e riposiamo di notte.
Mi riposo

Question 21

To kiss

They kiss eachother
My father kisses my mother as soon as he returns
How well he kisses!

Answer 21

Baciare

Loro si baciano
Mio padre bacia mia madre appena ritorna
Come bacia bene

Question 22

To cultivate

He cultivates rice

Answer 22

Coltivare (col-ti-vare)

Lui coltiva riso

Question 23

To train

With who do you train?
He trains and is in shape
For 6 months she trains alone

Answer 23

Allenarsi ( Allenare )

Con chi si allena?
Lui si allena ed e in forma
Da sei mesi si allena da solo

Question 24

To explore

So let’s explore
You (pl) explore below

Answer 24

Esplorare

Allora esploriamo
Voi esplorate di sotto

Question 25

To reserve She reserves a table

Answer 25

Prenotare Lei prenota un tavolo

Question 26

To suppose / assume We do not know but we suppose so. I suppose not

Answer 26

Supporre (sup-por-re) / Assumere (as-sum-ere) Non lo sappiamo, ma supponiamo di si. Suppogno di no

Question 27

To yell / shout The crowd yells Many men yell

Answer 27

Gridare La folla grida Molti uomini gridano

Question 28

To empty You empty your pockets The police officers empty the bottles I empty the bottle

Answer 28

Svuotare (svuo-tare) Svuoti le tasche I poliziotti svuotano le bottiglie Io Svuoto la bottiglia

Question 29

To plan He does not plan it Maybe you don't plan enough

Answer 29

Pianificare Lui non lo pianifica Frose tu non pianifichi

Question 30

To park We park on the hill You park in the courtyard

Answer 30

Parcheggiare (par-cheg-giare) Parcheggiamo sulla collina Parcheggi nel cortile

Question 31

To repair I repair computers almost every week He repairs my keyboard

Answer 31

Riparare Io riparo i computer quasi ogni settimana Lui ripara la mia tastiera

Question 32

To dry I dry the shirt She washes and dries the dishes

Answer 32

Asciugare (as-shu-gare) Asciugo la camica Lava e asciuga i vestiti

Question 33

To improve She improves the menu She is better, she improves every day

Answer 33

Migliorare Lei migliora il meno Lei sta meglio, miglora ogni giorno

Question 34

To accept They do not accept gifts The men accept it

Answer 34

Accettare (a-ch-et-tare). Non accettano i regali Gli uomini lo accettano

Question 35

To fry How do you fry the vegetables? We fry the onion

Answer 35

Friggere (frij-je-re) Come friggi la verdura? Friggiamo la cipolla

Question 36

To roast We roast some potatoes What do you roast I roast the meat

Answer 36

Arrostire (ar-ros-tire) Arrostiamo qualche patata Tu cosa arrostisci Arrosto la carne

Question 37

Things are not always as they appear

Answer 37

Le cose non sono sempre come sembrano

Question 38

To laugh People laugh

Answer 38

Ridere Le persone ridono

Question 39

To fly Some fish fly

Answer 39

Volare Alcuni pesci volano

Question 40

The drawing

Answer 40

Il disegno

Question 41

To play (instruments) We play at night I plan the violin with my brother

Answer 41

Suonare Noi suoniamo di notte Suono il violino con mio fratello

Question 42

To spoil I don’t want to spoil the story A spoiler

Answer 42

Spoilerare Non voglio spoilerare la storia Uno spoiler

Question 43

To spend To spend time They are preparing to spend their summer holiday in Italy.

Answer 43

Trascorrere Trascorrere del tempo. Si preparano a trascorrere le loro vacanze estive in Italia

Question 44

To divorce Unfortunately many years ago he and his wife have divorced

Answer 44

Divorziare Purtroppo multi anni fa lui e suo moglie hanno divorziato.

Question 45

To hide She hid a relationship with a boy much younger than her

Answer 45

Nascondere (nas-con-dere) Ha nascosto una relazione con un ragazzo molto più giovane di lei.

Question 46

The betrayal

Answer 46

Il tradimento

Question 47

To discover When he discovered the betrayal, she decided to leave.

Answer 47

Scoprire Quando ha scoperto il tradimento, lei ha deciso di lasciare.

Question 48

Overprotective Sometimes he’s really overprotective

Answer 48

Iperprotettivo (i-per-pro-tet-tivo) A volte é davvero iperprotettivo

Question 49

My accent is a bit Australian

Answer 49

Il mio accento è un po’ australiano

Question 50

Who cares (idiomatic)

Answer 50

Chi se ne frega 😎

Question 51

Blood

Answer 51

Sangue

Question 52

Angry (adj)

Answer 52

arrabbiata / o (Ar-rab-bi-ata)

Question 53

Barely enough / Just enough

Answer 53

Appena Sufficiente

Question 54

To teach My daughter teaches me a lot Who teaches you?

Answer 54

Insegnare Mia figlia mi insegna molto Chi ti insegna?

Question 55

To happen

Answer 55

Accadere (ak-ka-dere)

Question 56

To summarise I will summarise in Italian.

Answer 56

Riassumere Riassumo in italiano va bene.

Question 57

To gesture 🤌

Answer 57

Gesticolare

Question 58

Unnoticed The metallic style does not go unnoticed

Answer 58

Inosservato La stile metallico non pass inosservato

Question 59

Gold help us

Answer 59

Che dio ci aiuti

Question 60

Forget about it / No problem

Answer 60

Figurati

Question 61

To heal / recover

Answer 61

guarire

Question 62

I have a fever

Answer 62

Ho la febbre

Question 63

Thin (adj) I will be very thin when I am better

Answer 63

Margo Sarò molto magro quando starò melgio

Question 64

You are wrong (Lit: you have wrong)

Answer 64

Hai torto

Question 65

You don’t look a gift horse in the mouth

Answer 65

A caval donato non si guarda in bocca

Question 66

I saw it behind the door

Answer 66

L’Ho visto dietro la porta

Question 67

To hang Now I’m going out to hang the laundry out on the balcony

Answer 67

Stendere Adesso vado a stendere i panni sul balcone

Question 68

They fell Yesterday they fell behind the washing machine

Answer 68

Sono caduti /e Ieri sono caduti dietro la lavatrice

Question 69

Under the sink

Answer 69

Sotto il lavandino

Question 70

A tissue I found a tissue amongst the laundry

Answer 70

Un fazzoletto Ho travato un fazzoletto tra i panni

Question 71

Are you busy (Lit: do you have from to do)

Answer 71

Hai da fare?

Question 72

My friend introduced me to them

Answer 72

Il mio amico me li ha fatti conoscere

Question 73

To risk He has risked his life

Answer 73

Rischiare (Ris-ki-are) Ha rischiato la vita

Question 74

The war The war seems far

Answer 74

La guerra (gwer-ra) La guerra sembra lontana

Question 75

Maybe /perhaps / let’s hope (Adv)

Answer 75

Magari

Question 76

Helmet A helmet? My flatmate has one

Answer 76

Casco Un casco? Il mio coinquilino ne ha uno

Question 77

To move (house) When will you move to your new apartment?

Answer 77

Spostarsi (from spostare) Quando ti spostati al tuo nuovo appartamento?

Question 78

The groceries

Answer 78

La spesa

Question 79

To fight / argue Did you have a fight with dad?

Answer 79

Litigare Hai litigato con papà?

Question 80

I hate summer

Answer 80

Io odio l’estate

Question 81

The clothes peg

Answer 81

La molletta

Question 82

Tu sum up (Lit: to pull up the sums)

Answer 82

Tirare le somme

Question 83

To share After do you want to share a dessert

Answer 83

Dividere Dopo vuoi dividere un dolce

Question 84

To contact I’ve contacted all of the publishing houses

Answer 84

Contattare Ho contattato tutte le case editrici

Question 85

What the hell (idiomatic)

Answer 85

Che cavolo

Question 86

To rain It rained all month

Answer 86

Piovere Ha piovuto tutto il mese

Question 87

To borrow I have borrowed a helmet from my flatmate

Answer 87

Prestare Ho prestato un casco del il mio coinquilino

Question 88

Its my fault

Answer 88

É la colpa mia

Question 89

The sound of footsteps

Answer 89

Il suono dei passi

Question 90

She arrived early

Answer 90

Lei è arrivata in anticipo

Question 91

Feeding (Lit: Giving from to eat)

Answer 91

Sto dando da mangiare

Question 92

Beginner

Answer 92

Principiante (Prin-ci-piante)

Question 93

Drained / empty / dead (adj) Unfortunately my phone is dead

Answer 93

Scarico (scar-ico) Purtroppo il mio cellulare è scarico

Question 94

Are you on a diet?

Answer 94

Sei a dieta? Stai seguendo una dieta?

Question 95

Pot, saucepan This pot is too small

Answer 95

pentola Questa pentola è troppo piccola

Question 96

Don’t be late

Answer 96

Non arrivare in ritardo Non fare in ritardo

Question 97

Tell me more

Answer 97

Dimmi di più

Question 98

Come and visit me later (Lit: steps from me more late)

Answer 98

Passi da me più tardi

Question 99

Forget it (informal) (Lit: leave to lose)

Answer 99

Lascia perdere

Question 100

Everyone dies sooner or later (To die, they die)

Answer 100

Tutti muoiono prima o poi. (Morire, muoiono (mu-oi-ono))

Question 101

Please come with me (formal) (Lit: it, we pray for (it) come with us)

Answer 101

La preghiamo di venire con noi

Question 102

To throw away They throw 10 tonnes of it away

Answer 102

Buttare / gettare Ne buttano via dieci tonnellate Ne gettano via dieci tonnellate

Question 103

Growing This is a growing problem

Answer 103

Crescita / o Questa è un problema crescito

Question 104

To address Its helping address the growing waste problem

Answer 104

Affrontare Sta aiutando ad affrontare il crescente problema dei rifiuti

Question 105

Any / whatever I am not just any man

Answer 105

Qualsiasi lo non sono un uomo qualsiasi

Question 106

You see many of them

Answer 106

Ne vedi molti

Question 107

You’re the only one I think about

Answer 107

Sei l’unico a cui penso

Question 108

Anyone Ask anyone

Answer 108

Chiunque (ki-un-que) Chiedi a chiunque

Question 109

Each one (adj) Each one of them is an engineer

Answer 109

Ognuno / ognuna (never plural) Ognuno di loro è un ingegnere

Question 110

Both (adj) Both of them are at the restaurant

Answer 110

Entrambi / entrambe Entrambi sono al ristorante

Question 111

He shows up (idiom) (Lit: he does himself to see)

Answer 111

Lui si fa vedere (Note si is the reflexive 3rd person singular pronoun)

Question 112

You never know what can happen

Answer 112

Non si sa mai cosa può succedere.

Question 113

To wake Tomorrow I am coming to wake you up Don’t wake me up

Answer 113

Svegliare Domani ti vengo a svegliare. Non mi svegliare

Question 114

To demonstrate / prove What do you think you are proving?

Answer 114

Dimostrare Cosa pensi di dimostrare?

Question 115

To offer What do you have to offer a woman

Answer 115

Offrire Cos'hai da offrire a una donna?

Question 116

Poor (adj) They are poor

Answer 116

Povero / a . Poveri / e Loro sono poveri

Question 117

Serious (adj) Is it serious?

Answer 117

Grave / gravi E grave?

Question 118

Following (adj, plural) The following months

Answer 118

Seguenti I mesi seguenti

Question 119

Effective The engine is very effective

Answer 119

Efficace Il motore è davvero efficace

Question 120

Pure (adj) The sweater is pure wool

Answer 120

Pura La maglietta è pura lana

Question 121

Be careful

Answer 121

Stai attento / a

Question 122

State prison They put him in a state prison

Answer 122

Statale prigione Loro hanno metto in una statale prigione

Question 123

Historic (adj) It is a historic day

Answer 123

Storico / a È un giorno storico

Question 124

It (has) stopped The clock has stopped Time stopped

Answer 124

Si è fermato L’orologio si è fermato Il tempo si è fermato

Question 125

I have remembered it

Answer 125

Io me ne sono ricordato

Question 126

I have no seen him since (now)

Answer 126

Non l’ho visto da allora

Question 127

I met two friends

Answer 127

Ho incontrato due amici

Question 128

He demonstrated it

Answer 128

L’ha dimostrato

Question 129

To express He expressed himself well

Answer 129

Esprimere Si è espresso bene.

Question 130

To produce He produced a lot of them

Answer 130

Produrre ne ha prodotti moltissimi

Question 131

To insist He insisted

Answer 131

Insistere На insistito

Question 132

To recognise She did not recognise me

Answer 132

Riconoscere Non mi ha riconosciuto.

Question 133

To permit Excuse me, may I come in (formal)

Answer 133

Permettere Scusi, è permesso?

Question 134

Any / whatever

Answer 134

Qualsiasi Qualsiasi seggiola va bene

Question 135

To want I didn’t want them

Answer 135

Volere Non li ho voluti

Question 136

Do you like me? (Lit: to you, I am pleasing)

Answer 136

Ti piaccio? 😅

Question 137

I like you (Lit: to me, you are pleasing)

Answer 137

Mi piaci 😍

Question 138

Lived (passato prossimo) We have never lived in that city

Answer 138

Vissuto Non abbiamo vissuto nella quella città

Question 139

Remained (passato prossimo) We stayed only for a few ew days

Answer 139

Rimasto / a / i / e Siamo rimasti solo pochi giorni

Question 140

Certain people don’t get it (Lit: certain people don’t arrive there)

Answer 140

Certe persone non ci arrivano.

Question 141

To move They move all the plates

Answer 141

Spostare Spostano tutti i piatti

Question 142

I look you in the face (Lit: to you I look in face)

Answer 142

Ti guardo in faccia

Question 143

To order Can we order? Could we order?

Answer 143

Ordinare Possiamo ordinare? Potremmo ordinare?

Question 144

Underpants These underpants are dirty

Answer 144

Mutande Queste mutande sono sporche

Question 145

To water the plants

Answer 145

Annaffiare le piante (The plant : La pianta)