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warning (not to)
Italian
Italian
English
English
diffida [difˈfida] N f
diffida LAW
caution
diffida LAW
warning
diffida SPORTS
caution
dare, impartire una diffida a qn
to issue, administer a caution to sb
cavarsela con una diffida
to get off or to be let off with a caution
I. diffidare [diffiˈdare] VB trans LAW
diffidare qn dal fare qc
to caution sb against doing sth
II. diffidare [diffiˈdare] VB intr aux avere
1. diffidare (non fidarsi):
diffidare di persona, governo
to distrust or mistrust, to view with suspicion
diffidare delle novità
to be wary or suspicious of anything new
diffidate delle imitazioni!
beware of imitations!
2. diffidare LAW:
diffidare
to issue a caution
diffidare
to admnister a caution
English
English
Italian
Italian
to be leery of
diffidare di
distrust
diffidare di, non fidarsi di
caution
diffida f
to issue or administer a caution
diffidare or dare una diffida
to get off or be let off with a caution
cavarsela con una diffida
to caution sb against doing
diffidare qn dal fare
caution
diffidare
to be wary
diffidare (of di)
mistrust
diffidare di, non avere fiducia in
LAW administer a caution
diffidare, ammonire
the police let her off with a warning
la polizia l'ha lasciata andare con una diffida
to view sb, sth with suspicion
vedere qn, qc con sospetto or diffidare di qn, qc
Italian
Italian
English
English
diffida [dif·ˈfi:·da] N f
diffida
warning (not to)
I. diffidare [dif·fi·ˈda:·re] VB intr
diffidare di qu
to not trust sb
II. diffidare [dif·fi·ˈda:·re] VB trans
diffidare qu dal fare qc
to warn sb not to do sth
English
English
Italian
Italian
distrust
diffidare di
warn
dare la diffida a
to be wary of sth/sb
diffidare di qc/qu
to mistrust sb
diffidare di qu
to caution sb not to do sth
diffidare qu dal fare qc
Presente
iodiffido
tudiffidi
lui/lei/Leidiffida
noidiffidiamo
voidiffidate
lorodiffidano
Imperfetto
iodiffidavo
tudiffidavi
lui/lei/Leidiffidava
noidiffidavamo
voidiffidavate
lorodiffidavano
Passato remoto
iodiffidai
tudiffidasti
lui/lei/Leidiffidò
noidiffidammo
voidiffidaste
lorodiffidarono
Futuro semplice
iodiffiderò
tudiffiderai
lui/lei/Leidiffiderà
noidiffideremo
voidiffiderete
lorodiffideranno
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diffidare di qu
to not trust sb
diffidare qu dal fare qc
to warn sb not to do sth
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Molti bianchi americani diffidarono immediatamente di questi stranieri.
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Gli antichi ne diffidavano e non sono mai state prodotte monete fuse né in argento né in oro.
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Oggi, la versione inglese contiene una nota che invita i lettori a diffidare degli stereotipi colonialisti.
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Humphries fu poi diffidato dal partecipare all'indagine per timore che avesse fatto una "mania" di questo caso.
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In tutti questi casi, i risparmiatori tenderanno a diffidare delle capacità del governo di onorare i propri debiti e si rifiuteranno di sottoscriverne le obbligazioni.
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