heart-to-heart in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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francamente [frankaˈmente] ADV

I.cuore [ˈkwɔre] N m

3. cuore (sede delle emozioni, dei sentimenti):

cuore
heart
amico del cuore
bosom friend
seguire il proprio cuore
to follow one's heart
avere un cuore puro
to be pure-hearted
avere buon, un gran cuore
to be all heart or great-hearted, to have a big heart
aprire il proprio cuore a qn
to open one's heart to sb
dal profondo del cuore
from the bottom of one's heart
dal profondo del mio cuore
deep in my heart, in the deepest recesses of my heart
dire qc col cuore
to say sth heartily
amare qn con tutto il cuore
to love sb dearly or with all one's heart
desiderare con tutto il cuore che …
to wish with all one's heart that …
in cuor mio
in my heart (of hearts)
ebbe un tuffo al cuore
his heart missed or skipped a beat, his heart gave a lurch
avere il cuore infranto, a pezzi
to be heartbroken or broken-hearted, to have a broken heart
toccare il cuore a qn
to touch sb's heartstrings, to strike a chord in or with sb
toccare i cuori di
to touch the hearts of
affari di cuore
affairs of the heart

6. cuore (centro, parte centrale):

cuore (di carciofo, lattuga, ecc.)
heart
cuore (di problema, questione)
core
cuore (di problema, questione)
heart
cuore (di luogo, città)
heart
cuore (di luogo, città)
centre Brit
cuore (di luogo, città)
center Am
nel cuore della notte
in the middle of the night
nel cuore della notte
in the or at dead of night
nel cuore dell'inverno
in the depths of winter
nel cuore della giungla
in the heart of the jungle
nel cuore della giungla
deep in the jungle
il cuore di un paese
the innermost part of a country
arrivò direttamente al cuore del problema
he went straight to the heart of the matter
questo mira al cuore del sistema democratico
this strikes at the heart of the democratic system

II.cuori N mpl games (seme)

III.cuore [ˈkwɔre]

avere un cuore di pietra, granito
to have a heart of stone, of granite, to be stony-hearted or hard-hearted or iron-hearted
avere il cuore di ghiaccio
to be cold-hearted, to have a cold heart
avere il cuore tenero
to be soft-hearted or tenderhearted
aveva un cuore d'oro
to have a heart of gold
non avere, essere senza cuore
to have no heart, to be heartless
aveva il cuore in gola
his heart was in his mouth
avere il cuore gonfio
to be heavy-hearted
aveva il cuore gonfio d'orgoglio
her heart swelled with pride
parlare a cuore aperto, con il cuore in mano
to have a heart-to-heart, to wear one's heart on one's sleeve
mi si stringe il cuore quando…
I feel a pang when…
riscaldare il cuore di qn
to warm sb's heart
a cuor leggero
with a light heart, light-heartedly, carelessly
avere la morte nel cuore
to be sick at heart
togliersi un peso dal cuore
to take a load off sb's mind
mettersi il cuore in pace
= to resign oneself
spezzare il cuore a, di qn
to break sb's heart
mi spezza il cuore vedere
it is heartbreaking to see
conquistare, rubare il cuore di qn
to win, steal sb's heart
fare appello al buon cuore di qn
to appeal to sb's better nature
due -i e una capanna
love in a cottage
avere un cuor di leone
to be lion-hearted
mani fredde, cuore caldo prov
cold hands, warm heart
lontano dagli occhi, lontano dal cuore prov
out of sight, out of mind
occhio non vede, cuore non duole prov
what the eye doesn't see the heart doesn't grieve over

IV.cuore [ˈkwɔre]

heart-to-heart in the PONS Dictionary

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The two have a heart-to-heart about their friendship and embracing their inner freak.
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We've just had a little heart-to-heart in the changing room to see how we are going to start games better.
www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk
If she's averse to heart-to-heart discussions, she may be willing to read a letter that kindly, courteously, yet unambiguously states the problem.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Whatever the government can do should be done and a heart-to-heart conversation held with the people.
www.ghanaweb.com
The pair had a heart-to-heart at the start of the year and are hoping that it will kickstart a brighter future.
www.nationalclubgolfer.com
After a long heart-to-heart, she convinced him that she was flattered and that he would one day meet the right woman.
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However, the heart-to-heart she has wanted to have with her never takes place as her health rapidly deteriorates.
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He also said that the broadcaster had approached him with a view to having a heart-to-heart.
www.dailymail.co.uk
The heart-to-heart should be with your brother, to strengthen your bond and as a warning to him to protect himself and his children.
www.theglobeandmail.com
So perhaps this summer, it is time to have a heart-to-heart with your tresses.
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