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Cosa significa “put off” in italiano: traduzione, pronuncia ed esempi

Pronuncia: USA /ˌpʊt ˈɔːf/ · Regno Unito /ˌpʊt ˈɒf/

put off in italiano: rimandare, posticipare, scoraggiare, dissuadere, distrarre, deconcentrare

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RIMANDAREB1

rimandare, posticipare

Decidere di fare qualcosa più tardi, spesso perché non si ha voglia di farlo adesso.

In inglese semplice: To decide to do something later, often because you do not want to do it now.

  • Do not put off your homework.
  • I put off calling the dentist for weeks.
  • Can we put the trip off until spring?

Come si usa: put off doing something (I keep putting off cleaning the kitchen.); put something off until something (We put the meeting off until Monday.)

Sinonimi: postpone, delay

Espressioni comuni: put off something, put off homework, put off repairs

SCORAGGIAREB1

scoraggiare, dissuadere

Far perdere a qualcuno la voglia di fare qualcosa o fargli provare avversione.

In inglese semplice: To make someone dislike something or decide not to do it.

  • The smell put me off the food.
  • That bad experience put him off flying.
  • Do not let the price put you off.

Come si usa: put someone off something (The smell put me off my lunch.); put someone off doing something (The cost put her off buying a car.)

Sinonimi: discourage, deter, repel

Contrari: encourage, attract

Espressioni comuni: put someone off, put off customers

DISTRARREB2

distrarre, deconcentrare

Rendere difficile a qualcuno concentrarsi su ciò che sta facendo.

In inglese semplice: To make it harder for someone to pay attention to what they are doing.

  • That noise is putting me off.
  • Someone shouted and put her off as she served.
  • Does the music put you off while you study?

Come si usa: put someone off (Your tapping is putting me off.)

Sinonimi: distract, disturb

Espressioni comuni: put someone off, put me off

EMETTEREC1

emettere, sprigionare

Diffondere nell’ambiente odore, fumo, calore o luce.

In inglese semplice: To send a smell, smoke, heat, or light into the air around something.

  • This heater puts off a lot of heat.
  • The burning leaves put off thick smoke.
  • Does that paint put off strong fumes?

Sinonimi: give off, emit

Espressioni comuni: put off heat, put off smoke, put off fumes

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DISGUSTOB2

disgustato, infastidito

Che prova disgusto o fastidio per qualcosa di spiacevole.

In inglese semplice: Feeling upset or disgusted by something unpleasant.

  • I felt put off by the smell.
  • The guests seemed quite put off by his behaviour.
  • Were you put off by the dirty tables?

Come si usa: be put off by something (I was put off by his rude questions.)

Sinonimi: disgusted, repelled, offended

Espressioni comuni: feel put off, quite put off

SCORAGGIATOB2

intimidito, scoraggiato

Che considera qualcosa troppo difficile o spaventoso per provare a farlo.

In inglese semplice: Feeling that something is too difficult or frightening to attempt.

  • The beginners felt put off by the challenge.
  • He was not put off by the steep climb.
  • Are you put off by all those forms?

Come si usa: be put off by something (She was put off by the amount of work.)

Sinonimi: daunted, discouraged, intimidated

Contrari: confident

Espressioni comuni: feel put off, easily put off

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Cosa significa put off?

“put off” significa “rimandare”. Decidere di fare qualcosa più tardi, spesso perché non si ha voglia di farlo adesso.

Come si dice put off in italiano?

Le traduzioni di put off in italiano sono: rimandare, posticipare, scoraggiare, dissuadere, distrarre, deconcentrare.

Come si pronuncia put off?

In inglese americano si pronuncia /ˌpʊt ˈɔːf/, in inglese britannico /ˌpʊt ˈɒf/.

Come si usa put off in una frase?

Do not put off your homework. I put off calling the dentist for weeks.

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