regard **** re·gard

regard **** re·gard
[rɪ'ɡɒːd]
1. n
1)

(relation) in or with regard to — per quanto riguarda, riguardo a

in this regard frm — a questo riguardo or proposito

2) (esteem, concern) riguardo, stima

out of regard for — per riguardo a

to have a high regard for sb; hold sb in high regard — aver molta stima per qn, tenere qn in grande considerazione

he shows little regard for their feelings — dimostra scarsa considerazione per loro

3)

(in messages) regards to Maria, please give my regards to Maria — salutami Maria, da' i miei saluti a Maria

(as letter-ending) (kind) regards — cordiali saluti

2. vt
1) (consider) considerare, stimare

to regard sth as — considerare qc come

we don't regard it as necessary — non lo riteniamo necessario

2) (concern) riguardare

as regards ... — per quel che riguarda..., riguardo a...


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