conniving in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for conniving in the English»Italian Dictionary

conniving [Brit kəˈnʌɪvɪŋ, Am kəˈnaɪvɪŋ] ADJ

conniving person:

conniving

connivente

a conniving glance

uno sguardo di complicità or di connivenza

connive [Brit kəˈnʌɪv, Am kəˈnaɪv] VB intr

1. connive:

to connive at theft, betrayal, escape

essere connivente in

2. connive (participate):

to connive (with sb) to do sth

agire in combutta (con qn), essere connivente (con qn) per fare qc

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connivente

conniving

essere connivente in furto, tradimento

to connive at

essere connivente (con qn) per fare qc

to connive (with sb) to do sth

uno sguardo di connivenza

a conniving glance

agire in combutta con qn

to connive with sb, to act in collusion with sb

uno sguardo di complicità

a conniving glance

conniving in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for conniving in the English»Italian Dictionary

connive [kə·ˈnaɪv] VB intr

to connive with sb

essere connivente con qu

Translations for conniving in the Italian»English Dictionary

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connivente

conniving

connivente

conniving person

conniving Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to connive with sb

essere connivente con qu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The character has been described as conniving and scheming.

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Both, in his mind, contained ignorant, conniving preachers who exploited their listeners for personal gain.

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Clear-cutting is sometimes covered-up by conniving officials who report fictitious forest fires.

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He was a conniving character, and usually only hung around when he was being paid enough.

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The conniving young woman has designs on another male suitor.

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Its lyrics portray the district as the crown jewel of saboteurs and reference its population of misfits and low-lifes, including evicting landlords and conniving starlets.

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She is conniving, wicked, and tries her best to keep her son away from all things good and warm.

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Mean-spirited and conniving, her cruelty belies an intense self-loathing.

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He had an interesting relationship with his late sister; though they often fought, they were both conniving and willing to keep each other's secrets.

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She is generally seen as a very cold-hearted and conniving young woman, but has proved herself to be very insecure.

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