è un problema per te (sei d’accordo con) svegliarti presto? ? [Is it OK for you, or not?]
No, non è affatto un problema
(without “OK”)
do you mind getting up early?
No, I don’t mind at all
extreme (pr)
ikstriim
very good (4 syns)
marvellous (maavl@s)
terrific (t@rifik)
wonderful
amazing
very bad (syns 2)
awful
dreadful
lietissimo, contentissimo
delighted (dilaitid)
very small (syn)
tiny
[very frightening]
terrifying (ter@faiing)
delicious (pr)
dilish@s
what can you use before extreme adjectives?
absolutely (aebs@luutli) / really (ri@li)
absolutely awful/ really terrific
BUT
we can’t use very
what can you use before gradable adjectives?
greid@bl
very/ really
very good, very nice, very tired, really good, really tired, etc.
BUT
we can’t use absolutely
imbarazzato/ mortificato
imbarazzare/ mortificare
embarrassed (imbaer@st)
to embarass (imbaer@s)
(in reality) = in realtà/ per la verità
in actual fact
passare oltre / superare
to go past st
Go past the traffic lights and turn right.
exactly (position)
right
They’ ve just bought a house right by the river
rarely/ hardly ever (formal)
seldom (seld@m)
urgentemente (adv)
urgently (@@djntli)
(quickly, for a short time) = velocemente/ rapidamente/ brevemente
briefly (briifli)
con rabbia/ con collera
angrily (aengrli)
educatamente/ cortesemente
politely (p@laitli)
(building: rear door) = porta posteriore/ sul retro
back door
Ero proprio in fondo al concerto.
I was right at the back at the concert (kons@t)
strada di accesso
approach road = An “approach road” is a road that leads to a specific place, especially a major building, bridge, airport, highway, or facility.
@pr@utch
The approach road to the airport was closed due to traffic.
Police blocked the approach road to the stadium.
(repairs or improvements to a road) = cantiere stradale/ lavori stradali
roadworks
The roadworks near the bridge are still going on
Be careful when driving through the roadworks.