Traduzione inglese <> italiano di Mystery
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Traduzione e definizione
a mystery: un mistero, un'enigma
It's a mystery to me why Horatio is never seen in the daytime. I just don't understand it. Per me è un mistero il fatto che Horatio non venga mai visto di giorno. Proprio non riesco a capirlo.
mysterious: misterioso
Esempi
- "We've got to solve this mystery before it's too late!"
- "Women want him, men want to be him. Every bit the international man of mystery."
- "There's a mystery going on and I'm going to solve it!"
- "Subject: RE: Moulin Magic Mystery"
- "First you invite us to a wedding to a mysterious French man that you've never even mentioned to us."
- "I need you to go undercover as a mystery shopper."
- "Subject: Mystery Solved!"
- "And how will I find this tree of mystery?"
- "In the bathtub, Oléré mixed special blends of perfumes using mysterious and exotic plants."
- "It's a mystery!"
- "Strictly speaking, I'm breaking my vows by even sending this e-mail from my laptop...although why the monks have high-speed Internet access and a Wi-Fi network here at the monastery is a mystery to me!"
- "Icarus : Welcome to the "super duper mystery solving laboratory", everyone, which incidentally doubles as my office."
- "The tree of mystery has the power to answer one question."
- "Takeover coincided with the mysterious disappearance of company president Sum-Young Kai."
- "To the "super duper mystery solving laboratory"!"
- "I'm free to explore all the questions I could ask this tree of mystery."
- "It is time for you to find the tree of mystery."
- "They are both a source of mystery and curiosity for people across the world."
- "Dr. Gilchrist : Well, I don't know who you are, or why you're here, but I do like mysterious vans, so why not?"
Esercizio 1
Fill in the blanks below using terms from the conversation you just heard.
Thank you for suggesting a restaurant. --> to suggest =
The cost was very reasonable. --> the cost =
The secrets of our ancestors are complex. --> a secret =
Thank you for suggesting a restaurant. --> to suggest =
The cost was very reasonable. --> the cost =
The secrets of our ancestors are complex. --> a secret =
Fill in the blanks below using terms from the conversation you just heard.
Thank you for suggesting a restaurant. --> to suggest = to recommend 1
The cost was very reasonable. --> the cost = price 2
The secrets of our ancestors are complex. --> a secret = a mystery 3
Thank you for suggesting a restaurant. --> to suggest = to recommend 1
The cost was very reasonable. --> the cost = price 2
The secrets of our ancestors are complex. --> a secret = a mystery 3
1 to recommend: "To recommend" is a synonym for "to suggest": both terms describe the action of counseling or advising someone. In this dialogue, Mrs. Lee "recommends" a restaurant for Kevin to try in Hong Kong.
2 price: The "price" of something, in this case Kevin's meal, is its "cost". Kevin says that the price of his meal was very low.
3 a mystery: A "mystery" is an "enigma": something secret, unknown, or difficult to understand. Mrs. Lee tells Kevin that "the secrets" of Chinese culture and tradition are difficult to understand.
Esercizio 2
Find the term in Bruno's email that describes something "strange", "curious", "obscure" and "enigmatic".
"Horatio is a very man, nobody knows much about his origins."
Find the term in Bruno's email that describes something "strange", "curious", "obscure" and "enigmatic".
"Horatio is a very mysterious man, nobody knows much about his origins."
mysterious: "Mysterious" is an adjective synonymous with "strange", "curious", "obscure" and "enigmatic". Bruno signs his email "Mysterious Bruno", meaning that he is being strange, enigmatic or secretive.
Esercizio 3
Choose the most appropriate headline for the article you just read.
(A "headline" is the title of an article summarizing its main subject)
(A "headline" is the title of an article summarizing its main subject)
Choose the most appropriate headline for the article you just read.
(A "headline" is the title of an article summarizing its main subject)
(A "headline" is the title of an article summarizing its main subject)
This is the most appropriate headline for this article. A "clue" describes helpful information, or information which provides insight or knowledge to a puzzle or problem. If police are "clueless", then they have no idea or indications about how or why something happened. This article describes a fight or altercation in which one person was struck or hit with a bottle. A "beating" describes a physical assault.
This headline isn't appropriate. The article states that the police have not "solved" (resolved or figured out) what happened at the bar in San Francisco. A "mystery" describes a puzzle, an enigma, or something "unknown". To write that police have "solved the mystery", or "discovered what happened" wouldn't be accurate.
This headline isn't appropriate. Although this information is true according to the article, it doesn't summarize the main subject of the article. This information is a minor detail within the bigger story of a crime.
This headline isn't appropriate. This story is actually about a dispute or argument which came about because of a television program, so to write that bar patrons "gathered" (assembled or came together) to watch television "peacefully" (without conflict or violence) isn't accurate.
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