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loti pl. maloti
coinvolto, -a

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

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италиански
италиански

I. involved [Brit ɪnˈvɒlvd, Am ɪnˈvɑlvd] ГЛАГ pp

involved → involve

II. involved [Brit ɪnˈvɒlvd, Am ɪnˈvɑlvd] ПРИЛ

1. involved (complicated):

involved explanation
involved discussion, story, problem

2. involved (affected) after noun:

involved person, group
the people involved

3. involved (implicated) after noun:

involved person, group

4. involved (necessary) after noun:

involved expense, effort
involved problems

I. involve [Brit ɪnˈvɒlv, Am ɪnˈvɑlv] ГЛАГ прх

1. involve (entail):

involve effort, travel
involve danger, problems
to involve doing job, sport, policy, plan:
there is a lot of work, effort involved

2. involve:

involve (cause to participate) person, group
coinvolgere (in in)
involve (implicate) person, group
implicare (in in)
to be involved in (positive) business, project
to be involved in (negative) scandal, robbery, fight
to be involved in doing
to get involved in or with sth
to get involved in or with sth (in sth dubious)
not to get involved in or with sth
to feel involved

3. involve (affect):

involve person, animal, vehicle
involve person

4. involve (engross) film, play, book:

involve person, audience
to be involved in film, book, work
to get involved in film, play, book, work

5. involve (get emotionally attached):

to be involved with patient, client
to be involved with (romantically) person
to get involved with patient, client
to be (too) involved in or with problem, situation

6. involve (make a commitment):

to get involved
I don't want to get involved

II. to involve oneself ГЛАГ рефл

self-involved [Brit sɛlfɪnˈvɒlvd, Am sɛlf ɪnˈvɑlvd, ɪnˈvɔlvd] ПРИЛ

self-involved

I. involve [Brit ɪnˈvɒlv, Am ɪnˈvɑlv] ГЛАГ прх

1. involve (entail):

involve effort, travel
involve danger, problems
to involve doing job, sport, policy, plan:
there is a lot of work, effort involved

2. involve:

involve (cause to participate) person, group
coinvolgere (in in)
involve (implicate) person, group
implicare (in in)
to be involved in (positive) business, project
to be involved in (negative) scandal, robbery, fight
to be involved in doing
to get involved in or with sth
to get involved in or with sth (in sth dubious)
not to get involved in or with sth
to feel involved

3. involve (affect):

involve person, animal, vehicle
involve person

4. involve (engross) film, play, book:

involve person, audience
to be involved in film, book, work
to get involved in film, play, book, work

5. involve (get emotionally attached):

to be involved with patient, client
to be involved with (romantically) person
to get involved with patient, client
to be (too) involved in or with problem, situation

6. involve (make a commitment):

to get involved
I don't want to get involved

II. to involve oneself ГЛАГ рефл

to be involved in or to do casework
innocently act, become involved
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италиански
английски
английски
involved
self-involved
involved
leave me out of it! I don't want to get involved!
involved
to feel involved
to be intimately involved in or with sth

в PONS речника

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

involved [ɪn·ˈvɑ:lvd] ПРИЛ

1. involved (implicated):

involved

2. involved (complicated):

involved

involve [ɪn·ˈvɑ:lv] ГЛАГ прх

1. involve (implicate):

to be involved in sth
to get involved in sth

2. involve (entail):

are you involved in any extracurricular activities? прен
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
involved
to be involved in sth
to be involved in sth
to be involved
to involve sb in sth
to involve sb in sth
Present
Iinvolve
youinvolve
he/she/itinvolves
weinvolve
youinvolve
theyinvolve
Past
Iinvolved
youinvolved
he/she/itinvolved
weinvolved
youinvolved
theyinvolved
Present Perfect
Ihaveinvolved
youhaveinvolved
he/she/ithasinvolved
wehaveinvolved
youhaveinvolved
theyhaveinvolved
Past Perfect
Ihadinvolved
youhadinvolved
he/she/ithadinvolved
wehadinvolved
youhadinvolved
theyhadinvolved

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Social work became a female dominated profession in the 1930s, emphasizing a group professional identity and the casework method.
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These pianos were known for their decorative casework and veneered, inlaid designs.
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At the end she was exhausted; it was difficult to walk down a street without someone presenting her with new casework.
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If this test shows a positive result, the same casework sample will be processed further.
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Services include counseling and casework, adoption, foster care, and the operation of centers for institutional residential care and group homes.
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