aspirations in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for aspirations in the English»Italian Dictionary

aspiration [Brit aspəˈreɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˌæspəˈreɪʃ(ə)n] N

1. aspiration (desire):

aspiration

aspirazione f (to a)

to have aspirations to do

aspirare a fare

2. aspiration:

aspiration MED, PHON

aspirazione f

fine needle aspiration [ˌfaɪnˌniːdlˌæspəˈreɪʃn] N

fine needle aspiration

agoaspirato m

Translations for aspirations in the Italian»English Dictionary

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aspirazione

aspiration

avere delle aspirazioni

to have aspirations

aspirazione

aspiration

aspirazione

aspiration

agoaspirazione

fine-needle aspiration

agoaspirato (esame, tecnica)

fine-needle aspiration

gorgia toscana

= in the Florentine dialect, the aspiration of the consonant “c” before vowels

aspirations in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for aspirations in the English»Italian Dictionary

aspiration [ˌæs·pə·ˈreɪ·ʃən] N

aspiration

aspirazione f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The power-drunk worshipers of power are so powerless to realize that genuine aspirations of a resistance can never be crushed under jackboots.

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We decided we had to meet the needs and aspirations of the client group while continuing to push the seven per cent onwards.

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This extreme form of realism is sometimes considered both unbecoming of nations' aspirations and, ultimately, morally and spiritually unsatisfying for their individual people.

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I don't have real big aspirations to be a movie star.

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He was not swayed by conventional wisdom and encouraged people to open their minds and redefine their aspirations.

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While the purposes and aspirations of the new college were noble, not all of the actions of those initially involved were equally so.

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He had mastered the art of training a team to fulfil the aspirations of the mission.

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They refused the bourgeois middle-class aspirations of money, respectability and comfort; rejected its moral codes.

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It is an integral part of the whole social system, and shares its aspirations and its defects (p. 207).

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While church and state decried them as immoral and subversive, and the accompanying dance as lascivious, the people felt the "jarabe" represented them and their political aspirations.

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