neglect

neglect
I [nɪ'glekt]
nome
1) (lack of care) (of person) negligenza f., trascuratezza f.; (of building, garden) abbandono m., incuria f.; (of health) (il) trascurare; (of appearance) trascuratezza f., trasandatezza f.

to fall into neglect — cadere in uno stato di abbandono

2) (lack of interest) indifferenza f., disinteresse m. (of per, nei confronti di)
II 1. [nɪ'glekt]
verbo transitivo
1) (fail to care for) trascurare [health, appearance, house, garden]
2) (ignore) trascurare [person, problem, work]; disinteressarsi di [industry, economy]; non tenere conto di [needs, wishes, offer, opportunity]
3) (fail)

to neglect to do — mancare di fare

to neglect to mention — dimenticarsi di menzionare

2.
verbo riflessivo

to neglect oneself — trascurarsi

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[ni'ɡlekt] 1. verb
1) (to treat carelessly or not give enough attention to: He neglected his work.) trascurare
2) (to fail (to do something): He neglected to answer the letter.) dimenticare
2. noun
(lack of care and attention: The garden is suffering from neglect.) abbandono, trascuratezza
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neglect /nɪˈglɛkt/
n. [u]
1 (anche leg.) negligenza; trascuratezza; noncuranza: neglect of one's duty, il trascurare il proprio dovere; inadempienza; omissione di atti d'ufficio
2 abbandono; oblio: The house was in a state of neglect, la casa era in uno stato d'abbandono.
(to) neglect /nɪˈglɛkt/
v. t.
1 trascurare; negligere (raro): to neglect one's duties, trascurare i propri doveri; venire meno ai propri obblighi; to neglect one's friends, trascurare i propri amici
2 dimenticare; tralasciare: Don't neglect to reply to your father, non dimenticare di rispondere a tuo padre!
* * *
I [nɪ'glekt]
nome
1) (lack of care) (of person) negligenza f., trascuratezza f.; (of building, garden) abbandono m., incuria f.; (of health) (il) trascurare; (of appearance) trascuratezza f., trasandatezza f.

to fall into neglect — cadere in uno stato di abbandono

2) (lack of interest) indifferenza f., disinteresse m. (of per, nei confronti di)
II 1. [nɪ'glekt]
verbo transitivo
1) (fail to care for) trascurare [health, appearance, house, garden]
2) (ignore) trascurare [person, problem, work]; disinteressarsi di [industry, economy]; non tenere conto di [needs, wishes, offer, opportunity]
3) (fail)

to neglect to do — mancare di fare

to neglect to mention — dimenticarsi di menzionare

2.
verbo riflessivo

to neglect oneself — trascurarsi


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