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Cosa significa “cause” in italiano?

USA /kɔːz/

cause in italiano: causa, ragione, motivo, causare, provocare, determinare

sostantivo

CAUSAB1

causa, ragione

Ciò che fa accadere un evento o crea una situazione.

In inglese semplice: Something that makes an event or situation happen.

  • What was the cause of the fire?
  • Doctors found the cause of her pain.
  • The report lists several causes of water pollution.

Come si usa: cause of something (They are investigating the cause of the crash.)

Sinonimi: reason, source

Contrari: effect

Espressioni comuni: cause of something, main cause, underlying cause, root cause

CAUSA DA SOSTENEREB2

causa

Obiettivo o convinzione importante che le persone si impegnano insieme a sostenere.

In inglese semplice: An important goal or belief that people work together to support.

  • The money goes to a good cause.
  • They marched together for a common cause.
  • Which causes does your charity support?

Come si usa: cause of something (She devoted her life to the cause of peace.)

Sinonimi: mission, goal

Espressioni comuni: good cause, worthy cause, support a cause

MOTIVO SUFFICIENTEB2

motivo, ragione

Ragione sufficiente per fare o provare qualcosa.

In inglese semplice: A good enough reason to do or feel something.

  • There is no cause for worry.
  • The results gave us cause to celebrate.
  • Did the manager dismiss her without cause?

Come si usa: cause for something (The delay is no cause for alarm.); cause to do something (We have cause to celebrate today.)

Sinonimi: reason, grounds, justification

Espressioni comuni: cause for concern, cause for alarm, without cause, cause to complain

verbo

CAUSAREB1

causare, provocare

Far accadere qualcosa, spesso qualcosa di negativo.

In inglese semplice: To make something happen, often something bad.

  • Smoke can cause illness.
  • The storm caused serious damage.
  • What caused the engine to stop?

Come si usa: cause someone/something to do something (The noise caused the baby to wake up.); cause someone something (The delay caused us some trouble.)

Sinonimi: bring about, produce, trigger

Contrari: prevent

Espressioni comuni: cause damage, cause a problem, cause someone pain, cause a reaction

FAR ACCADEREC1

provocare, determinare

Far succedere qualcosa usando la propria autorità o impegnandosi.

In inglese semplice: To use power or effort to make something happen.

  • The court caused the order to be enforced.
  • She caused the documents to be published.
  • His firm leadership caused the team to finish on time.

Come si usa: cause something to be done (The judge caused the records to be released.); cause someone to do something (The king caused his officers to search every house.)

Sinonimi: bring about, effect

Contrari: prevent

Espressioni comuni: cause something to happen, cause something to stop

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