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gracious

Cosa significa “gracious” in italiano: traduzione, pronuncia ed esempi

Pronuncia: USA /ˈɡreɪʃəs/

gracious in italiano: gentile, cortese, diplomatico, compassionevole, misericordioso, elegante

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GENTILEZZAB2

gentile, cortese

Che tratta gli altri con gentilezza, cortesia e cordialità.

In inglese semplice: Kind, polite, and friendly towards other people.

  • She was a gracious host.
  • He gave us a gracious welcome.
  • It was gracious of her to thank everyone personally.

Come si usa: gracious to someone (Our host was gracious to every guest.); gracious of someone to do something (It was gracious of you to invite us.)

Sinonimi: courteous, kind, welcoming

Contrari: rude

Espressioni comuni: gracious host, gracious welcome

TATTOC1

diplomatico, cortese

Che parla con cortesia e attenzione per non ferire i sentimenti di qualcuno.

In inglese semplice: Careful to speak politely and avoid hurting someone’s feelings.

  • He gave a gracious reply.
  • She was gracious in defeat and praised the winner.
  • His gracious words eased an awkward moment.

Come si usa: gracious in something (She was gracious in her response to the criticism.)

Sinonimi: tactful, diplomatic, courteous

Contrari: tactless

Espressioni comuni: gracious reply, gracious in defeat

COMPASSIONEC2

compassionevole, misericordioso

Che prova compassione per chi soffre e lo tratta con bontà.

In inglese semplice: Feeling sympathy for people who suffer and treating them with kindness.

  • She had a gracious heart.
  • They prayed to a gracious God for help.
  • The queen was gracious to the suffering families.

Come si usa: gracious to someone (The ruler was gracious to people in distress.)

Sinonimi: compassionate, merciful

Contrari: cruel

Espressioni comuni: gracious heart, gracious help

ELEGANZAC2

elegante, aggraziato

Che mostra bellezza e grazia nell’aspetto, nei movimenti o nel modo di vivere.

In inglese semplice: Showing beauty, charm, or an easy, elegant way of moving or living.

  • The house offered gracious living.
  • Her gracious movements drew every eye.
  • Wide rooms gave the home a gracious elegance.

Sinonimi: elegant, graceful, refined

Contrari: awkward

Espressioni comuni: gracious living, gracious style

AUTOINDULGENZAC2

autoindulgente

Che si concede in abbondanza cibo, bevande o altri piaceri.

In inglese semplice: Generous to yourself when taking food, drink, or other things you enjoy.

  • He was gracious to himself with the wine.
  • At supper, she was gracious to herself and took the largest portion.
  • Our guest was gracious to himself whenever the cake came round.

Come si usa: gracious to oneself (He was gracious to himself when pouring the wine.)

Sinonimi: self-indulgent

Contrari: abstemious

Espressioni comuni: gracious to oneself, gracious helping

INDULGENZAC2

indulgente, clemente

Che è disposto a perdonare gli errori o a concedere più del solito.

In inglese semplice: Willing to forgive mistakes or allow someone more than they would normally be allowed.

  • The ruler granted a gracious pardon.
  • She was gracious about his repeated mistakes.
  • Our gracious teacher allowed us another day to finish.

Come si usa: gracious to someone (The judge was gracious to the young offender.)

Sinonimi: lenient, indulgent, forgiving

Contrari: strict

Espressioni comuni: gracious pardon, gracious permission

Domande frequenti su gracious

Cosa significa gracious?

“gracious” significa “gentile”. Che tratta gli altri con gentilezza, cortesia e cordialità.

Come si dice gracious in italiano?

Le traduzioni di gracious in italiano sono: gentile, cortese, diplomatico, compassionevole, misericordioso, elegante.

Come si pronuncia gracious?

Si pronuncia /ˈɡreɪʃəs/.

Come si usa gracious in una frase?

She was a gracious host. He gave us a gracious welcome.

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