♦ deliberate

♦ deliberate
♦ deliberate /dɪˈlɪbərət/
a.
1 intenzionale; deliberato: a deliberate insult, un insulto deliberato; deliberate damage, danni intenzionali; a deliberate attempt to derail the peace talks, un tentativo deliberato di sabotare i negoziati di pace; I'm sorry I upset you, it wasn't deliberate, scusa se ti ho turbato, non era mia intenzione
2 (di movimenti, ecc.) accurato, preciso: Everything he did was slow and deliberate, faceva tutto con lentezza e precisione.
(to) deliberate /dɪˈlɪbəreɪt/ (form.)
A v. t.
valutare attentamente; riflettere su: He was deliberating what to do, stava riflettendo sul da farsi; The committee will deliberate the question, la commissione prenderà in esame (o discuterà) la questione
B v. i.
riflettere; discutere: I deliberated for a long time before making up my mind, ho riflettuto a lungo prima di decidere
to deliberate on (o over, about) st., prendere qc. in esame.

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