Translations for oblivion in the English»Italian Dictionary (Go to Italian»English)

oblivion [Brit əˈblɪvɪən, Am əˈblɪviən] N

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1. oblivion:

oblivion (being forgotten)

oblivion (being as yet unknown)

to rescue sb, sth from oblivion

salvare qn, qc dall'oblio

to sink into oblivion

cadere nell'oblio

2. oblivion (unconsciousness, nothingness):

to drink oneself into oblivion

bere fino a perdere i sensi

to long for oblivion (death)

desiderare la morte

to long for oblivion (sleep, drug-induced)

desiderare uno stato di incoscienza

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oblivion

sottrarre qc, qn all'oblio

to rescue sth, sb from oblivion

cadere nell'oblio

to be completely forgotten, to sink into oblivion

cadere or finire nel dimenticatoio persona, progetto:

to sink into oblivion

mettere qn, qc nel dimenticatoio

to consign sb, sth to oblivion, to consign sb, sth to the scrap heap

salvare qc dall'oblio

to rescue sth from oblivion

bere fino a stordirsi

to drink oneself into oblivion

cadere nell'oblio

to sink into oblivion

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oblivion [əb·ˈlɪ·vi·ən] N

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oblivion

to fall into oblivion

cadere nell'oblio

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to sink into oblivion

fnire nel dimenticatoio

Translations for oblivion in the Italian»English Dictionary (Go to English»Italian)

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oblivion

to fall into oblivion

cadere nell'oblio

to sink into oblivion

fnire nel dimenticatoio

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But the great competitions taken place at this famous race course should not fall into oblivion. en.wikipedia.org

He has orders to send the tournament participants into a dark oblivion. en.wikipedia.org

That is why he returns to the palace, seeking oblivion in seven beauties. en.wikipedia.org

The town was largely passed by in the nineteenth century, and was saved from oblivion by the efforts of a small number of dedicated people. en.wikipedia.org

According to the worldview, those which can not compete fall by the wayside and forever fade into oblivion or in other words, extinction. en.wikipedia.org

The format as of 2013 appears to have faded into oblivion as far as international use is concerned. en.wikipedia.org

Hooked as much on one another as they are on the drug, their relationship is alternating states of oblivion, self-destruction, and despair. en.wikipedia.org

So first of all, the main feature of the composition is the oscillation between oblivion and construction which reminds directly to the poetic writing form. en.wikipedia.org

His works did not sell at all and after his death he fell almost into oblivion. en.wikipedia.org

By the end of the 16th century, the town was destroyed by successive fires, floods and epidemic, began to fall into the oblivion. en.wikipedia.org

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