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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски

италиански

worldly [Brit ˈwəːldli, Am ˈwərldli] ПРИЛ

1. worldly (not spiritual):

worldly: terreno, materiale also РЕЛ

worldly goods: beni terreni

worldly wisdom: conoscenza delle cose del mondo, accortezza

2. worldly (materialistic):

worldly прин: materialista

worldly прин: mondano

worldly-wise [Brit ˌwəːldlɪˈwʌɪz, Am ˈˌwərldli ˈwaɪz] ПРИЛ

worldly-wise: esperto, che conosce le cose del mondo

other-worldly [Brit, Am ˌəðərˈwərldli] ПРИЛ

to be other-worldly person:: avere la testa fra le nuvole, non avere i piedi per terra

италиански

английски

navigato uomo, donna: worldly-wise

scaltrito: worldly-wise

terreno vita, cose, beni: worldly

vissuto donna, uomo: worldly-wise

accorgimento: worldly wisdom

scaltrire qn: to sharpen sb's wits, to make sb more worldly-wise

scaltrirsi: to become more worldly-wise

mondano piaceri, beni: worldly

в PONS речника

английски

италиански

worldly [ˈwɜ:rld·li] ПРИЛ

1. worldly (of physical, practical matters):

worldly: materiale

worldly goods: beni materiali

2. worldly (having experience):

worldly: mondano, -a

worldly manner: sofisticato, -a

worldly wise person: esperto, -a

италиански

английски

mondano (-a): worldly

mondanità: worldly pleasures pl

temporale: worldly

beni -i: worldly goods

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worldly goods: beni materiali

worldly wise person: esperto, -a

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However, the concerns were broader than this one point, and included singing worldly songs, courtship practices, using slang.

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He described the sound as worldly but fun.

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A person possessed with worldly ambitions is sure to continue the endless journey of birth and death.

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In a still-extant cannon, he wrote: we have observed that some of those enrolled in the clergy have uncanonically involved themselves in worldly affairs.

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Pagans were usually described within this worldly stereotype, especially among those drawing attention to what they perceived as the limitations of paganism.

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