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I. ambientato [ambjenˈtato] VB pp
ambientato → ambientare
II. ambientato [ambjenˈtato] ADJ
ambientato film, romanzo:
ambientato
set
una storia -a a Berlino in tempo di guerra
a story set in wartime Berlin
I. ambientare [ambjenˈtare] VB trans
1. ambientare (intonare all'ambiente):
ambientare
to adapt
2. ambientare (collocare):
ambientare libro, film, scena
to set
ambientare un libro nel 1960, a New York
to set a book in 1960, New York
II. ambientarsi VB refl
ambientarsi persona:
ambientarsi
to fit in
ambientarsi
to settle down
ambientarsi
to settle in
non si ambienta
he doesn't fit in
fa fatica ad ambientarsi
he is having trouble settling down
il romanzo è ambientato a Monaco, negli anni '50
the novel is set in Munich, in the 1950's
English
English
Italian
Italian
the film is an 18th century romp
è un film molto movimentato ambientato nel XVIII secolo
Milan will be the setting for the gala, film
il galà si svolgerà a Milano, il film sarà ambientato a Milano
Dublin is the setting for her latest novel
il suo ultimo romanzo è ambientato a Dublino
the film, novel is set in Munich, in the 1950's
il film, il romanzo è ambientato or si svolge a Monaco, negli anni '50
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È il primo film della serie ad essere ambientato totalmente in Giappone.
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Si tratta di un film composto da tre episodi, tutti ambientati nella camera 603 di un hotel ma in periodi di tempo diversi.
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La trasmissione era ambientata in un appartamento stile anni cinquanta.
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La stagione copre il periodo di tempo da marzo 1920 a gennaio 1921, mentre lo speciale natalizio è ambientato a settembre 1921.
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Tutti i romanzi sono ambientati nel passato e sono a tutti gli effetti dei romanzi gialli.
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