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given
shocked
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Italian
English
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I. scioccato [ʃokˈkato] VB pp
scioccato → scioccare
II. scioccato [ʃokˈkato] ADJ
scioccato
scioccare [ʃokˈkare] VB trans
1. scioccare (scandalizzare):
scioccare persona
ha scioccato le sue lettrici
2. scioccare (sconvolgere):
scioccare evento, notizia:
scioccare persona
scioccare [ʃokˈkare] VB trans
1. scioccare (scandalizzare):
scioccare persona
ha scioccato le sue lettrici
2. scioccare (sconvolgere):
scioccare evento, notizia:
scioccare persona
era più scioccato che offeso
English
English
Italian
Italian
stunned person
to be shocked at or by sth
to throw sb for a loop Am
Italian
Italian
English
English
scioccato (-a) [ʃok·ˈka:·to] ADJ
scioccato (-a)
scioccare [ʃok·ˈka:·re] VB trans inf
English
English
Italian
Italian
Presente
iosciocco
tusciocchi
lui/lei/Leisciocca
noisciocchiamo
voiscioccate
loroscioccano
Imperfetto
ioscioccavo
tuscioccavi
lui/lei/Leiscioccava
noiscioccavamo
voiscioccavate
loroscioccavano
Passato remoto
ioscioccai
tuscioccasti
lui/lei/Leiscioccò
noiscioccammo
voiscioccaste
loroscioccarono
Futuro semplice
ioscioccherò
tuscioccherai
lui/lei/Leiscioccherà
noiscioccheremo
voiscioccherete
loroscioccheranno
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Northumberland fu offeso dai sospetti e rifiutò ai servitori del suocero di vedere e parlare con la moglie.
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È stato reintegrato, dopo essersi scusato "se le sue osservazioni hanno offeso involontariamente qualche spettatore", ma da allora si è dimesso da produttore.
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Max, offeso dalle sue parole, si allontana, ma viene catturato dagli accalappiacani.
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Ma all'atto di realizzare il piano, pentito, svela tutto alla giovane che parte sola ed offesa.
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Alcuni reati sono ordinariamente perseguibili a querela della persona offesa, salvo ricorrano alcune circostanze aggravanti che li rendono perseguibili d'ufficio.
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