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исход
osservare

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

English
English
Italian
Italian

observe [Brit əbˈzəːv, Am əbˈzərv] VB trans

1. observe (see, notice):

observe
osservare, notare (that che)

2. observe (watch):

observe police:
observe doctor:
observe scientist, researcher:

3. observe (remark):

observe
(fare) osservare, (fare) notare (that che)

4. observe (adhere to):

observe law, custom
observe condition, silence
to observe neutrality

5. observe (celebrate):

observe Sabbath, religious festival
profoundly observe, remark
to observe Lent
stringently observe, respect, apply, treat
Italian
Italian
English
English
osservare persona, movimento, avversario
to observe
osservare fenomeno, situazione
to observe
osservare cosa, fenomeno, reazione
to observe
osservare regola, legge, riposo
to observe
osservare tregua, trattato
to observe
osservare digiuno, dieta
to observe
to observe each other
to observe the rites
to keep, observe Lent

in the PONS Dictionary

English
English
Italian
Italian

observe [əb·ˈzɜ:rv] VB trans

observe
to observe sb doing sth
to observe a minute of silence
to observe Passover
Italian
Italian
English
English
to observe
to observe
to observe sth
to observe
to observe
Present
Iobserve
youobserve
he/she/itobserves
weobserve
youobserve
theyobserve
Past
Iobserved
youobserved
he/she/itobserved
weobserved
youobserved
theyobserved
Present Perfect
Ihaveobserved
youhaveobserved
he/she/ithasobserved
wehaveobserved
youhaveobserved
theyhaveobserved
Past Perfect
Ihadobserved
youhadobserved
he/she/ithadobserved
wehadobserved
youhadobserved
theyhadobserved

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