domestic violence in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for domestic violence in the English»Italian Dictionary

domestic violence [dəˌmestɪkˈvaɪələns] N

domestic violence

violenza f in famiglia, tra le mura domestiche

Translations for domestic violence in the English»Italian Dictionary

women's refuges provided a safe space for victims of domestic violence

le case di accoglienza per donne costituivano uno spazio sicuro per le vittime della violenza domestica

Translations for domestic violence in the English»Italian Dictionary

violence [Brit ˈvʌɪəl(ə)ns, Am ˈvaɪ(ə)ləns] N

1. violence (physical aggression):

violence

violenza f (against contro)

to resort to, use violence

fare ricorso alla violenza, usare la forza

an outbreak of violence

un'esplosione di violenza

two days of violence

due giorni di violenze

football violence

la violenza negli stadi

2. violence (force):

violence (of storm, feelings)

violenza f

he hit the table with such violence that …

colpì il tavolo con tale violenza che …

3. violence (distortion):

to do violence to sth text, truth

fare violenza a or forzare

I.domestic [Brit dəˈmɛstɪk, Am dəˈmɛstɪk] ADJ

1. domestic POL (home):

domestic market, affairs, consumption, policy, flight, demand, price

interno, nazionale

domestic consumer

nazionale

domestic crisis, issue

di politica interna

2. domestic (of house):

domestic activity, animal

domestico

domestic chores

lavori di casa, faccende domestiche

3. domestic (family):

domestic life, harmony

familiare, domestico

domestic situation

familiare

domestic dispute

coniugale

II.domestic [Brit dəˈmɛstɪk, Am dəˈmɛstɪk] N

1. domestic (servant):

domestic arch

domestico m / domestica f

2. domestic (argument):

domestic inf

lite f coniugale

domestic violence in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for domestic violence in the English»Italian Dictionary

violence [ˈvaɪ·ə·lənts] N

violence

violenza f

I.domestic [də·ˈmes·tɪk] ADJ

1. domestic (of the house):

domestic

domestico, -a

2. domestic (home-loving):

domestic

casalingo, -a

3. domestic a. ECON, FIN, POL:

domestic produce, flight

nazionale

domestic market, trade, policy

interno, -a

domestic news

notizie dall'interno

gross domestic product

prodotto m interno lordo

II.domestic [də·ˈmes·tɪk] N

domestic

domestico(-a) m (f)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Her name is derived from, which can refer to suffering domestic violence.

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His wife was hospitalised due to the physical injuries obtained as a result of the domestic violence.

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His ex-wife had also previously accused him of domestic violence.

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A hotline was available for persons to report domestic violence.

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Statistics on incidence of domestic violence, published in the late 1970s, helped raise public awareness of the problem and increase activism.

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Reaction to the episode by news media organizations was extremely negative and caused controversy, criticizing the episode for its portrayal of domestic violence.

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The ballet will help raise public awareness on the devastating impact of domestic violence.

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The most dangerous time for a domestic violence sufferer is on the point of exit.

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The police investigate domestic violence only in response to a report by a victim.

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Domestic violence was prevented because villages were small and close and houses were open so that neighbours and relatives could intervene as needed.

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