anywhere

anywhere
['enɪweə(r)] [AE -hweər]
avverbio
1) (with negative, implied negative) da nessuna parte, in nessun luogo

you can't go anywhere — non puoi andare da nessuna parte

there isn't anywhere to sit — non ci si può sedere da nessuna parte

you won't get anywhere if you don't pass your exams — non arriverai da nessuna parte se non passi gli esami

crying isn't going to get you anywhere — piangere non ti porterà a niente

2) (in questions, conditional sentences) da qualche parte, in qualche luogo

have you got a comb anywhere? — hai un pettine da qualche parte?

did you go anywhere nice? — sei stato in qualche bel posto?

we're going to Spain, if anywhere — se mai andremo da qualche parte, sarà in Spagna

3) (no matter where)

anywhere you like — dove vuoi

anywhere in the world — in qualsiasi parte del mondo

anywhere except o but Bournemouth dovunque eccetto Bournemouth; anywhere she goes, he follows her dovunque lei vada, lui la segue; "where do you want to go?" - "anywhere hot" "dove vuoi andare?" - "in un qualsiasi posto caldo"; anywhere between 50 and 100 people — fra le 50 e le 100 persone

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adverb (in any place at all: Have you seen my gloves anywhere?; I can't find them anywhere; `Where will I put these?' `Anywhere will do.') da qualche parte; da nessuna parte; da qualsiasi parte
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['enɪweə(r)] [AE -hweər]
avverbio
1) (with negative, implied negative) da nessuna parte, in nessun luogo

you can't go anywhere — non puoi andare da nessuna parte

there isn't anywhere to sit — non ci si può sedere da nessuna parte

you won't get anywhere if you don't pass your exams — non arriverai da nessuna parte se non passi gli esami

crying isn't going to get you anywhere — piangere non ti porterà a niente

2) (in questions, conditional sentences) da qualche parte, in qualche luogo

have you got a comb anywhere? — hai un pettine da qualche parte?

did you go anywhere nice? — sei stato in qualche bel posto?

we're going to Spain, if anywhere — se mai andremo da qualche parte, sarà in Spagna

3) (no matter where)

anywhere you like — dove vuoi

anywhere in the world — in qualsiasi parte del mondo

anywhere except o but Bournemouth dovunque eccetto Bournemouth; anywhere she goes, he follows her dovunque lei vada, lui la segue; "where do you want to go?" - "anywhere hot" "dove vuoi andare?" - "in un qualsiasi posto caldo"; anywhere between 50 and 100 people — fra le 50 e le 100 persone


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