passions in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for passions in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.passion [Brit ˈpaʃ(ə)n, Am ˈpæʃən] N

1. passion (love, feeling):

passion

passione f

a passion for opera

una passione per l'opera

2. passion (anger):

passion

ira f

passion

collera f

a fit of passion

un accesso d'ira

II.Passion REL

the Passion

la Passione

Saint Matthew's Passion

la Passione secondo Matteo

passion flower [Brit, Am ˈpæʃənˌflaʊ(ə)r] N

passion flower

passiflora f

passion flower

fior m di passione

passion-killer [ˈpæʃnˌkɪlə(r)] N inf (undergarment)

it's a real passion-killer

ti fa proprio passare la voglia

passion fruit [Brit, Am ˈpæʃən frut] N

passion fruit

frutto m della passione

passion fruit

granadiglia f

crime of passion [ˌkraɪməvˈpæʃn] N

crime of passion

delitto m passionale

Passion play [Am ˈpæʃən ˌpleɪ] N (miracle play)

Passion play

passione f

Passion Week [Am ˈpæʃən ˌwik] N

Passion Week

settimana f di Passione

Passion Week (Holy Week)

settimana f Santa

Passion Sunday [Am ˈˌpæʃən ˈsənˌdeɪ] N

Passion Sunday

domenica f di Passione

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played-out emotions, passions

spento

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nel gorgo delle passioni

in the grip of passions

passions in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for passions in the English»Italian Dictionary

passion [ˈpæ·ʃən] N

passion (emotion)

passione f

passion (anger)

ira f

crime of passion

delitto m passsionale

passion fruit N

passion fruit

frutto m della passione

Passion play N

Passion play

(dramma m della) passione (di Gesù)

Passion Week N

Passion Week

settimana f di passione

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unleash fig passions

scatenare

Translations for passions in the Italian»English Dictionary

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innamoramento

passion

passione

passion

passione

Passion

fregola

passion

idolatria

passion

delitto passionale

crime of passion

passions Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to inflame sb with passion

accendere la passione di qu

crime of passion

delitto m passsionale

crime of passion

delitto m passionale

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Much of her art is inspired by the passions she explores in life, such as yoga, breathwork, raw food and cleansing, meditation and spending time in nature.

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Tragedy, for instance, exercises our passions of pity and fear and provides a sense of purgation.

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Passions such as greed and jealousy are alien to him.

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The choice was an often contentious debate that riled the passions of party leaders.

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The fact, that moved across the country, served to inflame passions.

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These statistics illustrate that the passions of the rivalry play out both during the regular season and postseason during many seasons.

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The set-to highlights the passions that can arise when the future of an aging religious property is in the balance.

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His self-effacing nature and boyish demeanour served to defuse passions in many of these hotly disputed cases.

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In his passions, he used chorales to complete a scene.

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When they grow up, the two boys take different pathsone becomes a prison guard, the other works in a factorybut their early childhood passions remain.

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