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Traduzione e definizione
incredible:
incredibile, fantastico/a
incredibly:
incredibilmente, estremamente
Pronunciation examples
UK: Philip really is an incredibly silly man.
US: That's an incredible story: really unbelievable!
Esempi
- "It should be an incredible session."
- "A great career, an incredible husband and a baby on the way."
- "Amazing! Incredible!"
- "Bruno : Me neither! Incredible!"
- "Icarus : That's incredible."
- "Luna : So you see, this idea has incredible potential!"
- "It's so incredible that you don't snore in bed."
- "The way you handled that paper jam was incredible."
- "Life is good here: Spectacular parties, lovers, incredible things…"
- "That really is some incredible advice."
- "In any case, his efficiency is incredible, as you can see from the charts I have included in my report."
- "Bruno wondered if there were some way that he and Horatio could collaborate to create incredible fragrances..."
- "She's incredibly thorough, and very capable of putting the right spin on this situation."
- "Trotter, best known for his incredible feats of magic, adorable little smile and the bizarre lightning-shaped scar on his forehead, was arrested after police found the boy circling drunkenly around Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square."
- "Susan graduated at the top of her class at Oxford, and has incredible recommendations from every company she has ever worked for."
- "Their profit margins are incredible, their net income for that quarter alone totaled more than 200 million!"
- "You guys are incredible."
- "The beautiful planet you see before you is the most incredible thing you've ever witnessed."
Esercizio 1
An amazing perfume is .
To take a break is .
To take a break is .
An amazing perfume is incredible 1.
To take a break is to relax 2.
To take a break is to relax 2.
1 incredible: The term "amazing" describes something is "incredible", "great" or "extraordinary". In this context, an "amazing" perfume is incredible.
1 original: Although an "original" perfume may be "amazing", the word "amazing" doesn't indicate that something is "original".
1 from the Amazon: The word "amazing" has absolutely nothing to do with the "Amazon", although I hear the Amazon is an amazing place.
1 complicated: The word "amazing" does not describe something which is "difficult to understand" or "complicated".
2 to relax: To take a break means "to relax" or "to take some time off". If Bruno decided to "take a break", then he decided to take some time away from his work to relax.
2 to rent a big car: A "break" has nothing to do with a big car. A big car is usually called a "station wagon" in American English or an "estate" in British English. Bruno is not thinking about renting a car, he is thinking about taking a holiday or vacation.
2 to start medical treatment: We might start medical treatment if we "broke a bone", or hand cancer (God forbid!), for example, but the idiom to "take a break" is unrelated to any sort of medical difficulty.
2 to search for something: To "search for something" is to look for it, or try to find it. One might "take a break" to search for contentment or spiritual satisfaction in an existential sense, however the two idioms aren't closely related. Besides, you're not interested in spiritual satisfaction, you just want to know the right answer, am I right?
Esercizio 2
In this context, an amazing perfume is .
To take a break is .
To take a break is .
In this context, an amazing perfume is incredible 1.
To take a break is to relax 2.
To take a break is to relax 2.
1 incredible: The term "amazing" describes something "incredible", "great" or "extraordinary". In this context, an "amazing" perfume is incredible.
1 original: Although an "original" perfume may be "amazing", the word "amazing" doesn't indicate that something is "original".
1 from the Amazon: The word "amazing" has absolutely nothing to do with the "Amazon", although I hear the Amazon is an amazing place.
1 complicated: The word "amazing" does not describe something which is "difficult to understand" or "complicated".
2 to relax: To take a break means "to relax" or "to take some time off", depending on its context. If Bruno decided to "take a break", then he decided to take some time away from his work to relax.
2 to rent a big car: A "break" has nothing to do with a big car. A big car is usually called a "station wagon" in American English or an "estate" in British English. Bruno is not thinking about renting a car, he is thinking about taking a holiday or vacation.
2 to start medical treatment: We might start medical treatment if we "broke a bone", or hand cancer (God forbid!), for example, but the idiom to "take a break" is unrelated to any sort of medical difficulty.
2 to search for something: To "search for something" is to look for it, or try to find it. One might "take a break" to search for contentment or spiritual satisfaction in an existential sense, however the two idioms aren't closely related. Besides, you're not interested in spiritual satisfaction, you just want to know the right answer, am I right?
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