perverse nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di perverse nel dizionario inglese»italiano

perverse [ingl brit pəˈvəːs, ingl am pərˈvərs] AGG

1. perverse (twisted):

perverse person

depravato, perverso

perverse desire

perverso

2. perverse (contrary):

perverse refusal, attempt, behaviour, attitude

irrazionale

perverse effect

contrario, opposto

it is, was perverse of her to do

è, è stata una cosa assurda da parte sua fare

to take a perverse pleasure or delight in doing

provare un piacere perverso nel fare

perverse verdict [pəˌvɜːsˈvɜːdɪkt] SOST DIR

perverse verdict

verdetto m iniquo

Traduzioni di perverse nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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provare un piacere perverso nel fare

to take a perverse pleasure in doing

provare un piacere perverso nel fare

to take a perverse pleasure or a fiendish delight in doing

perverse nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di perverse nel dizionario inglese»italiano

perverse [pɚ·ˈvɜ:rs] AGG

1. perverse (deviant, perverted):

perverse

perverso, -a

2. perverse (stubborn):

perverse

ostinato, -a

3. perverse (contrary):

perverse

avverso, -a

Traduzioni di perverse nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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perverso (-a)

perverse

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

For example, the category of perverse sheaves is the core of a certain (quite complicated) t-structure on the derived category of the category of sheaves.

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Democracy, which cost the eyes off your face to be won, sometimes these have perverse effects.

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Attempting to gain prestige by demonstrating their ability to absorb great expenditures, they also took a perverse approach towards the idea of gift exchange....

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You perverse men, said their master, how can you fabricate such a story as that?

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Such talk would be considered shameless and perverse.

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The adjective perverse originates in the intersection homology theory, and its origin was explained by.

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It is impossible to express fully the wickedness of this perverse man.

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The integral can be made nonzero by a perverse choice of unless the other factor inside is zero everywhere.

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She is quite air-headed and has a tendency to jump to conclusions about her brother and the other girls, mostly ending in perverse ways.

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A welfare trap in this context, by contrast, refers to the barrier created by means tested social grants that have in built perverse incentives.

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