anguish in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for anguish in the English»Italian Dictionary

anguish [Brit ˈaŋɡwɪʃ, Am ˈæŋɡwɪʃ] N

1. anguish (mental):

anguish

angoscia f (about, over per)

to be in anguish

essere angosciato

2. anguish (physical):

anguish

tormento m

anguish

dolore m

to cry out in anguish

gridare dal dolore

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to cry out in anguish

lanciare un grido d'angoscia

Translations for anguish in the Italian»English Dictionary

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ambascia

anguish

angoscia (tormento, pena)

anguish per: about, over

provare angoscia

to be in anguish

passare una notte d'angoscia

to spend a night in a state of anguish

essere in preda all'angoscia

to be racked with anguish, to be filled with distress

essere angosciato

to be in anguish or distress

travaglio (angoscia)

anguish

agonia

anguish

l'angoscia gli chiudeva lo stomaco fig

anguish was tying his stomach up in knots

anguish in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for anguish in the English»Italian Dictionary

anguish [ˈæŋ·gwɪʃ] N

anguish

angoscia f

to be in anguish (over sth)

essere angosciato (da qc)

to cause sb anguish

angosciare qn

Translations for anguish in the Italian»English Dictionary

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travaglio

anguish

anguish Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be in anguish (over sth)

essere angosciato (da qc)

to cause sb anguish

angosciare qn

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English

Innocents tone was a mixture of anguish and ire.

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I had eating disorders and was aware of it, my anguish was enormous.

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They could not agree if it was a tear of anguish, loneliness or disgust.

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Seized by anguish, fearing blindness, he died, alone in his apartment, of suffocation.

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For a moment he sees his wife's face in the moonlight and in a state of anguish collapses on the beach.

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Strong emotional reactions are also common presenting signs and may include anxiety, anguish and a sense of impending doom.

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But, in a fictional setting, it does begin to look cruel when so much anguish is piled onto one persons shoulders.

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The humour and (as he often said) nonsense of his letters is sometimes seen as a disguise for mental instability and deep anguish.

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This sequence emphasizes longing, jealousy, and a fear of separation, while anticipating both the desire and the anguish of the subsequent poems.

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Loss of self may be experienced as an actual death and rebirth, undergone with anguish and joy of overwhelming intensity.

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