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Cosa significa “court” in italiano?

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court in italiano: tribunale, campo, corte, palazzo, cercare, corteggiare

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SEDE GIUDIZIARIAB1

tribunale

Luogo in cui un giudice esamina cause e prende decisioni.

In inglese semplice: A place where a judge hears legal cases and decides what should happen.

  • She went to court yesterday.
  • The witness spoke in court this morning.
  • Several cases were heard at this court last week.

Come si usa: in court (He gave evidence in court.); go to court (They went to court over the broken contract.)

Sinonimi: law court, courthouse

Espressioni comuni: go to court, in court, court building, enter the court

CAMPO SPORTIVOA2

campo

Area delimitata per giocare a sport come tennis, pallacanestro o badminton.

In inglese semplice: An area marked out for playing games such as tennis, basketball, or badminton.

  • The tennis court is empty.
  • They built two new basketball courts.
  • Her serve landed inside the other player’s court.

Espressioni comuni: tennis court, basketball court, on court

AUTORITÀ GIUDIZIARIAB2

tribunale, corte

Giudice o gruppo di funzionari che esaminano cause e prendono decisioni.

In inglese semplice: The judge or group of officials who hear legal cases and make decisions.

  • The court rejected his appeal.
  • A higher court will review the decision.
  • The court ordered the company to pay damages.

Sinonimi: tribunal

Espressioni comuni: the court ruled, court decision, appeal court

RESIDENZA REALEC1

corte, palazzo

Luogo in cui vive un re, una regina o un altro importante sovrano.

In inglese semplice: The place where a king, queen, or other important ruler lives.

  • The prince returned to court.
  • Visitors gathered at the royal court.
  • She spent several years at the king’s court.

Come si usa: at court (The artist worked at court for many years.)

Sinonimi: palace

Espressioni comuni: royal court, the queen’s court, at court

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CERCARE SOSTEGNOC1

cercare, corteggiare

Cercare di ottenere qualcosa o di conquistare il sostegno o l'interesse di qualcuno.

In inglese semplice: If you do this, you try to gain something or win someone’s support or interest.

  • The party is courting young voters.
  • Small firms often court foreign investors.
  • He courted publicity to attract new customers.

Sinonimi: seek, pursue

Espressioni comuni: court voters, court investors, court publicity

RISCHIOC1

rischiare, attirarsi

Comportarsi in un modo che rende più probabile una conseguenza negativa.

In inglese semplice: If you do this, you behave in a way that makes something bad more likely to happen.

  • You are courting disaster.
  • The minister courted controversy with her speech.
  • Driving on those icy roads courts danger.

Sinonimi: risk, invite

Espressioni comuni: court disaster, court danger, court controversy

CORTEGGIAMENTOC1

corteggiare

Cercare di conquistare l’amore di qualcuno, spesso sperando di sposarlo.

In inglese semplice: If you do this, you try to win someone’s love, often hoping to marry them.

  • He courted her for a year.
  • She was courted by several young men.
  • They met while his brother was courting her sister.

Sinonimi: woo

Espressioni comuni: court someone, court a woman, court a man

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