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unforgiveable
unverzeihlich
un·for·giv·able [ˌʌnfəˈgɪvəbl̩, ingl am -fɚˈ-] AGG
eine Todsünde a. iron
un·for·giv·ing [ˌʌnfəˈgɪvɪŋ, ingl am -fɚˈ-] AGG
1. unforgiving (not willing to forgive):
2. unforgiving (harsh, hostile):
gnadenlos a. fig
unforgiving place, climate
un·for·giv·ably [ˌʌnfəˈgɪvəbli, ingl am -fɚˈ-] AVV
live·able [ˈlɪvəbl̩] AGG
1. liveable (habitable):
liveable apartment/room
liveable climate
2. liveable (worth living):
3. liveable colloq (companionable):
I. for·give <-gave, -given> [fəˈgɪv, ingl am fɚˈ-] VB vb trans
1. forgive (cease to blame):
to forgive sb [for] sth
jdm etw verzeihen
2. forgive form (pardon):
3. forgive (not ask for payment):
locuzioni:
II. for·give <-gave, -given> [fəˈgɪv, ingl am fɚˈ-] VB vb intr
verzeihen <verzieh, verziehen>
for·give·ness [fəˈgɪvnəs, ingl am fɚˈ-] SOST no pl
1. forgiveness (pardon):
Vergebung f <-, -en> für +acc
2. forgiveness (forgiving quality):
for·giv·en [fəˈgɪvən, ingl am fɚˈ-] VB
forgiven part pass di forgive
I. for·give <-gave, -given> [fəˈgɪv, ingl am fɚˈ-] VB vb trans
1. forgive (cease to blame):
to forgive sb [for] sth
jdm etw verzeihen
2. forgive form (pardon):
3. forgive (not ask for payment):
locuzioni:
II. for·give <-gave, -given> [fəˈgɪv, ingl am fɚˈ-] VB vb intr
verzeihen <verzieh, verziehen>
debt forgiveness SOST INV FIN
interest forgiveness SOST INV FIN
liveable city AMBIENTE
Present
Iforgive
youforgive
he/she/itforgives
weforgive
youforgive
theyforgive
Past
Iforgave
youforgave
he/she/itforgave
weforgave
youforgave
theyforgave
Present Perfect
Ihaveforgiven
youhaveforgiven
he/she/ithasforgiven
wehaveforgiven
youhaveforgiven
theyhaveforgiven
Past Perfect
Ihadforgiven
youhadforgiven
he/she/ithadforgiven
wehadforgiven
youhadforgiven
theyhadforgiven
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In a team sport such as rowing what she did was unforgivable.
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Reciprocal favors are the key factor to maintaining ones "guanxi" web, failure to reciprocate is considered an unforgivable offense.
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This disagreement was unforgivable and resulted in a permanent break in the alliance.
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It is not, however, an unforgivable sin.
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Fear of freedom is an unforgivable crime.
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