digiuno

Portuguese translation: privado/carente de

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Italian term or phrase:digiuno
Portuguese translation:privado/carente de
Entered by: Elisabete Coutinho

21:11 Aug 2, 2007
Italian to Portuguese translations [PRO]
Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature / bambini
Italian term or phrase: digiuno
fossi stato completamente digiuno di quella lingua
mariajorge
Portugal
privado/carente de
Explanation:
Fonte: Michaelis

di.giu.no
[did´uno] sm 1 jejum. 2 fig privação, abstinência. • agg 1 em jejum. 2 fig privado, carente.
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Elisabete Coutinho
Spain
Local time: 11:23
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Summary of answers provided
4 +4privado/carente de
Elisabete Coutinho
5ignorante
Vania de Souza
4abstinente
luizdoria
4desconhecer / ignorar
paula cruz


  

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privado/carente de


Explanation:
Fonte: Michaelis

di.giu.no
[did´uno] sm 1 jejum. 2 fig privação, abstinência. • agg 1 em jejum. 2 fig privado, carente.

Elisabete Coutinho
Spain
Local time: 11:23
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agree  Clarice Guelfi (X)
9 mins

agree  Gina Teixeira: carente; carecedor; carecido; necessitado
10 hrs

agree  Ana Carvalho
1 day 13 hrs

agree  Paolo Iarocci: como se não tivesse o menor conhecimento daquela língua
213 days
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abstinente


Explanation:
Está-se falando de uma pessoa que sabe falar a língua mas foi obrigada a privar-se dela.por um certo tempo.

luizdoria
Brazil
Local time: 07:23
Native speaker of: Portuguese
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ignorante


Explanation:
digiunare is a verb, digiuno is a noun, so "ignorante" is the right word.

Vania de Souza
Local time: 10:23
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desconhecer / ignorar


Explanation:
Digiuno também pode significar "ignorar completamente" / "não conhecer".

Digiuno: agg., fig., ignaro, sprovvisto: d. di cognizioni storiche, filosofiche, matematiche, di poesia; essere d. di qcs.: non averla mai vista o provata |

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Note added at 4 hrs (2007-08-03 01:16:05 GMT)
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Ou talvez " fosse desconhecedor"

paula cruz
Local time: 10:23
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Native speaker of: Native in PortuguesePortuguese
PRO pts in category: 16
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