modicum no Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Traduções para modicum no dicionário inglês»italiano

modicum [Brit ˈmɒdɪkəm, americ ˈmɑdəkəm] SUBST

modicum

minimo m (of di)

a modicum of sense, truth

un briciolo di buonsenso, verità

a modicum of success

un minimo di successo

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Dottore

This title can legally be used in Italy by anyone who has been awarded a degree after a course of at least 4 years of study. It is widely used in writing (on letters, printed on business cards) and as a form of address, when speaking formally to any graduate, not only doctors of medicine. There is a saying in Italy that “nobody is denied a doctor”, to mean that whoever holds a position with even a modicum of power or a public office, albeit a modest one, regardless of whether they are graduates, is always called “doctor” by those who wish to be deferential (typically secretaries, waiters, parking attendants).

modicum no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para modicum no dicionário inglês»italiano

modicum [ˈmɑ:·dɪ·kəm] SUBST

modicum

briciolo m

a modicum of truth

un briciolo di verità

modicum Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

a modicum of truth

un briciolo di verità

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Also, the ordinary purchaser must be thought of as having, and credited with, at least a modicum of intelligence.

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Religion helps people to find fellowship and some modicum of control over their lives, and is thus a defense against feelings of powerlessness and loneliness.

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By association, it unofficially granted a modicum of official status to the "daigennin".

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Human form and modicum of understanding were not enough to make something human.

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He created a modicum of controversy in 1993 when he claimed that television should feature more good news.

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However, since the position of "quaestor" was still existent during the mid-570s, this indicates that the overall territorial unit achieved a modicum of success.

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It is written for someone with a modicum of project management background.

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Others, however, concluded he had a modicum of talent.

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She imparts her modicum of wisdom and motherly care.

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After obtaining the necessary equipment from his stepfather and uncles, he began deejaying as a teenager and enjoyed a modicum of success.

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