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详解动词 Mettersi

Mettersi (to put or place) is another versatile verb that's used in a variety of idiomatic expressions. Increase your word power by using the phrases listed below in daily conversation. IDIOMATIC EXP...[ 查看全文 ]

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动词Tornare,Restituire,Riportare

Sometimes the only way to tell the difference between two words with the same literal meaning is to observe how they are used in practice. Tornare, restituire, and riportare all mean "to return," but ...[ 查看全文 ]

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详解动词 Pensare

Have an opinion about something or someone? Use the term pensare a or pensare di, which both mean "to think about." Take a look at a few examples in Italian: In questi giorni penso a mia nonna perché...[ 查看全文 ]

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详解动词 Giocare

The verb giocare means "to play," in the sense of playing a game or a sport. When referring to sports, it is usually followed by the Italian preposition a: I bambini giocano sull spiaggia. (The child...[ 查看全文 ]

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详解动词 Servire

In Italian there are several ways to express the concept of serving or helping oneself. The verb servire means "to serve": Il cameriere serve il caffè ai clienti. (The waiter serves coffee to the cus...[ 查看全文 ]

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详解动词 Sapere and Conoscere

The verbs sapere and conoscere both mean "to know," but have different implications. Sapere means "to know," "to be able to," or "to know how to." Take a look at these examples with the io form of sap...[ 查看全文 ]

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动词Potere,Volere,Dovere

The helper verbs potere (to be able to, can), volere (to want), and dovere (to have to, must) take on different meanings in different tenses. Potere, for example, can mean "to be able to," "can," "to ...[ 查看全文 ]

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详解动词 Piacere

Indirect object + verb + subject. Not your usual sentence structure, but in the case of piacere (to please, to like) that's the way it works in Italian, and here's why: In English, you say that A like...[ 查看全文 ]

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意大利语反身动词

Romeo and Juliet meet, hug, kiss, and fall in love. They comfort each other, admire each other, and get married—but not without some help from reciprocal reflexive verbs! These verbs express a recipro...[ 查看全文 ]

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详解直接宾语代词

Transitive verbs take direct objects—which can be direct object pronouns (i pronomi diretti). These pronouns are the person or thing affected by the action of the transitive verb and answer the questi...[ 查看全文 ]

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