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accontentarsi (di)to be pleased (with)
accontentarsi (di)to be satisfied (with)
loc. avere qc.sul gropponeto be burdened with sth.
ingraziarsi (qn.)to ingratiate oneself (with sb.)
flirtare con qn.to flirt with sb.
schierarsi con qn.to side with sb.
simpatizzare con qn.to sympathize with sb.
amoreggiare con qn.to flirt with sb.
collegare con qn.to associate with sb. [fig.]
assieme a qn./qc. {adv}with sb./sth.
corrispondere a qn./qc.to correspond with sb./sth.
paragonare con qc./qn.to compare with sth./sb.
fare la civetta con qc.to flirt with sb.
separarsi da qn.to split up with sb. [coll.]
convergere (con qn./qc.)to converge (with sb./sth.)
collegare con qn./qc.to link up with sb./sth.
deliziare qn. con qc.to delight sb. with sth. [amuse]
Unverified accordarsi con qn. su qc.to arrange with sb. about sth.
essere a pensione da qn.to board with sb. [be accommodated]
stare a pensione da qn.to board with sb. [be accommodated]
contento {adj} {past-p}pleased
rispetto a qn./qc. {prep} [loc. pres.]in comparison with sb./sth.
fare le condoglianze a qn.to express one's sympathy with sb.
prendersi delle libertà (nei confronti di qn.)to take liberties (with sb.)
collegare con qn./qc.to link with sb./sth. [link up with sb./sth.]
Piacere.Pleased to meet you.
lasciare in pace qn.to let sb. be
preoccuparsi per qn.to be anxious for sb.
lasciare in pace qn.to leave sb. be
interessarsi di qn./qc.to be interested in sb./sth.
bene {adv}well
allora {conj}well then
bravo {adj}well-behaved
famoso {adj}well-known
benissimo {adv}very well
benestante {adj}well-off
insomma {adv} [dunque]well
noto {adj}well-known
guarireto get well
dunque {conj}well (then)
benestante {adj}well-to-do
lanciato {adj}well-known [famous]
Buona guarigione!Get well!
Ben fatto!Well done!
gastr. ben cotto {adj}well done
agiato {adj} [persona]well-off
ben pagato {adj}well paid
compito {adj}well-mannered
Rimettiti presto!Get well soon!
abbiente {adj}well-to-do [wealthy]
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