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take aback

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

Pronuncia: USA /ˌteɪk əˈbæk/

take aback in italiano: sorprendere, spiazzare, prendere a collo

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SORPRESAB2

sorprendere, spiazzare

Sorprendere qualcuno tanto da lasciarlo incerto su come reagire.

In inglese semplice: To surprise someone so much that they feel unsure how to react.

  • Her question took me aback.
  • We were taken aback by the size of the bill.
  • Were you taken aback when he announced his resignation?

Come si usa: be taken aback by something (I was taken aback by her angry reply.); take someone aback (His sudden question took me aback.)

Sinonimi: surprise, startle, shock

Espressioni comuni: take someone aback, take aback someone

VENTO CONTRARIOC2

prendere a collo

Far ricevere improvvisamente a una barca il vento sul lato sbagliato delle vele.

In inglese semplice: To catch a sailing ship suddenly with wind pressing against the wrong side of its sails.

  • The ship was taken aback.
  • A sudden gust took the small vessel aback.
  • The crew reacted quickly when their ship was taken aback.

Come si usa: a ship is taken aback (The ship was taken aback by a sudden change in the wind.)

Espressioni comuni: take something aback, take aback a ship

Domande frequenti su take aback

Cosa significa take aback?

“take aback” significa “sorprendere”. Sorprendere qualcuno tanto da lasciarlo incerto su come reagire.

Come si dice take aback in italiano?

Le traduzioni di take aback in italiano sono: sorprendere, spiazzare, prendere a collo.

Come si pronuncia take aback?

Si pronuncia /ˌteɪk əˈbæk/.

Come si usa take aback in una frase?

Her question took me aback. We were taken aback by the size of the bill.

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