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Cosa significa “severe” in italiano?

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severe in italiano: grave, severo, rigido, austero, sobrio

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MOLTO GRAVEB2

grave, severo

Molto serio, doloroso o difficile da affrontare.

In inglese semplice: Very serious, painful, or difficult to deal with.

  • She has severe back pain.
  • The storm caused severe damage.
  • Several villages faced severe water shortages.

Sinonimi: serious, bad, intense

Contrari: mild

Espressioni comuni: severe pain, severe damage, severe weather

MOLTO SEVEROC1

severo, rigido

Che tratta le persone con grande rigidità, spesso con durezza o punizioni pesanti.

In inglese semplice: Very strict with people, often treating or punishing them harshly.

  • Our teacher was severe with us.
  • The judge gave him a severe look.
  • Her parents were severe whenever she broke their rules.

Come si usa: severe with someone (He was severe with anyone who arrived late.)

Sinonimi: strict, harsh, stern

Contrari: lenient

Espressioni comuni: severe teacher, severe judge, severe with someone

ASPETTO AUSTEROC2

austero, sobrio

Dall’aspetto molto semplice e serio, con poche decorazioni.

In inglese semplice: Very plain and serious in appearance, with little decoration.

  • She wore a severe black dress.
  • The building has severe lines.
  • His severe hairstyle made him look older.

Sinonimi: plain, austere

Contrari: ornate

Espressioni comuni: severe hairstyle, severe dress, severe lines

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