7. Comparire Convincere

Question 1

COMPARIRE
(Pres: compaio, … compaiono. Pr: comparvi, e, ero. PP: sono comparso…)
Essere

Answer 1

To appear, come into view;
To participate, be present

Question 2

COMPATIRE

Answer 2

To pity, feel sorry for

Question 3

COMPETERE

Answer 3

To compete;
To be under the jurisdiction of, to be the responsibility of

Question 4

COMPIACERE, -SI

Answer 4

To make happy, appease, placate, gratify, please;
To cater to, to give in to;
-SI to be proud of, be satisfied with

Question 5

COMPILARE

Answer 5

To complete, fill out, fill in;
To draft, write up, draw up;
To compile, fill in, fill out

Question 6

COMPIRE, -SI

Answer 6

To fulfill, accomplish, achieve;
To perform, carry out, execute;
-SI to come true, fulfill

Question 7

COMPLOTTARE

Answer 7

To plot

Question 8

COMPORRE, -SI

Answer 8

To compose, put together (like a written document);
To compose, create (like music)
-SI DI to be made up of, to consist of

Question 9

CONCEDERE, -SI

Answer 9

To grant, give, allow;
To concede, admit, allow, permit;
-SI to allow yourself

Question 10

CONCENTRARE, -SI

Answer 10

To concentrate;
To focus;
-SI to concentrate, mass, gather, assemble

Question 11

CONCEPIRE (SC)

Answer 11

To conceive;
To imagine, come up with;
To see, perceive, believe to be

Question 12

CONCERTARE

Answer 12

To establish, agree upon, agree on;
To tune (like an instrument)

Question 13

CONCLUDERE

Answer 13

To conclude, finish, end;
To conclude, delude

Question 14

CONCORDARE

Answer 14

To agree upon, agree on, plan, arrange, set;
To agree;
To comply

Question 15

CONCORRERE

Answer 15

To contribute to;
To compete

Question 16

CONCRETIZZARE

Answer 16

To realize, actualize, carry out, materialize;
To close, close in, seal the deal;
-SI to materialize

Question 17

CONDANNARE

Answer 17

To convict, sentence;
To disapprove, condemn;
To doom, condemn

Question 18

CONDIRE

Answer 18

To season, spice, flavor, dress (like a salad);
To spice up

Question 19

CONDIZIONARE

Answer 19

To condition, influence;
To make something a condition of

Question 20

CONDURRE

Answer 20

To bring, accompany, lead, carry;
To drive;
To lead;
To conduct

Question 21

CONFERIRE

Answer 21

To confer, award, lend;
To have an interview, have a consultation;
To take to, commit to

Question 22

CONFIDARE, -SI

Answer 22

To confide to, trust;
To hope;
-SI to confide in

Question 23

CONFONDERE

Answer 23

To confuse with each other, confuse with something/body else, mistake for;
To be mistaken

Question 24

CONGELARE

Answer 24

To freeze;
To shelve, suspend

Question 25

CONGRATULARSI

Answer 25

To congratulate, offer your congratulations

Question 26

CONNETTERE

Answer 26

To connect, attach, unite, join; To connect, link, associate; To think straight, function

Question 27

CONQUISTARE

Answer 27

To conquer, defeat; To win somebody over; To conquer

Question 28

CONSACRARE

Answer 28

To consecrate, sanctify, ordain; To legitimize; To appoint, name, nominate, ordain

Question 29

CONSEGNARE

Answer 29

To deliver, consign

Question 30

CONTAGIARE

Answer 30

To infect, contaminate

Question 31

CONTARE

Answer 31

To count; To matter; To count on, rely on, trust

Question 32

CONTENERE

Answer 32

To contain, include; To limit

Question 33

CONTESTARE

Answer 33

To contest, protest, criticize; To challenge, question; To notify (like for a fine)

Question 34

CONTRACCAMBIARE

Answer 34

To return, exchange, reciprocate; To repay, as a thank you for

Question 35

CONTRADDIRE

Answer 35

To contradict, deny, negate

Question 36

CONTRARIARE

Answer 36

To obstruct, contradict, challenge; To irritate, annoy, vex, irk, disgruntle

Question 37

CONTRARRE

Answer 37

To contract, tense, squeeze; To incur, take out; To contract, shrink

Question 38

CONTRIBUIRE (SC)

Answer 38

To contribute, pitch in, donate

Question 39

CONVALIDARE

Answer 39

To validate, certify, authenticate; To confirm, corroborate; To approve, ratify

Question 40

CONVENIRE

Answer 40

To be convenient, to be worthwhile, to be useful; To suit, be appropriate, to be worth; To agree; To assemble, gather; To agree upon, set, arrange

Question 41

CONVINCERE (pp: convinto; pr: convinsi, e, ero)

Answer 41

To convince, persuade; To convince yourself