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Cosa significa “sort” in italiano?

USA /sɔːrt/ · Regno Unito /sɔːt/

sort in italiano: tipo, genere, persona, riordino, classificazione, classificare

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TIPOA2

tipo, genere

Un gruppo di cose o persone con caratteristiche comuni.

In inglese semplice: A group of things or people that share certain features.

  • What sort of fruit is this?
  • She enjoys all sorts of music.
  • We have never faced this sort of problem before.

Come si usa: sort of something (What sort of music do you like?)

Sinonimi: kind, type, category

Espressioni comuni: sort of something, this sort, different sort

TIPO DI PERSONAB2

tipo, persona

Una persona descritta attraverso certe qualità, soprattutto per essere piacevole o sgradevole.

In inglese semplice: A person described as having certain qualities, especially being pleasant or unpleasant.

  • He is a good sort.
  • Our new neighbour seems a decent sort.
  • I thought she was a quiet sort until she joined the debate.

Sinonimi: person

Espressioni comuni: a good sort, a decent sort, a bad sort

OPERAZIONE DI RIORDINOC1

riordino, classificazione

Un'occasione in cui si raggruppano o si mettono in ordine delle cose.

In inglese semplice: An occasion when you put things into groups or order.

  • These papers need a sort.
  • We had a quick sort of the cupboard.
  • A thorough sort of her clothes took all afternoon.

Come si usa: a sort of something (I had a sort of the papers in my drawer.)

Sinonimi: sorting, reorganization

Espressioni comuni: have a sort, a quick sort, a thorough sort

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CLASSIFICAREA2

classificare, dividere

Dividere le cose in gruppi secondo le caratteristiche che hanno in comune.

In inglese semplice: To put things into groups according to features they share.

  • Please sort these clothes.
  • He sorted the apples by colour.
  • Have you sorted the letters into separate piles?

Come si usa: sort something by something (Sort the buttons by size.); sort something into something (She sorted the letters into three piles.)

Sinonimi: group, classify, separate

Contrari: mix

Espressioni comuni: sort the laundry, sort by colour, sort into groups, sort by size

METTERE IN ORDINEB1

ordinare

Disporre le cose secondo un ordine preciso, per esempio per nome, data o numero.

In inglese semplice: To arrange things in a particular order, such as by name, date, or number.

  • Sort the names alphabetically.
  • She sorted the photos by date.
  • Can you sort these numbers from smallest to largest?

Come si usa: sort something by something (Sort the files by date.); sort something in something order (Sort the names in alphabetical order.)

Sinonimi: order, arrange

Contrari: shuffle

Espressioni comuni: sort by date, sort alphabetically, sort a list

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