good-humored en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

Traducciones de good-humored en el diccionario inglés»italiano

good-humoured, good-humored [ingl. brit. ˌɡʊdˈhjuːməd, ingl. am. ˈɡʊdˌ(h)jumərd] ADJ.

good-humoured audience

ben disposto

good-humoured meeting, discussion

disteso

good-humoured crowd

gioviale

good-humoured rivalry

cordiale, amichevole

good-humoured competitor

amichevole

good-humoured banter, joke, criticism, remark

innocente, bonario

good-humoured smile, wink

amabile

to be good-humoured (of mood)

essere di buon umore

to be good-humoured (of character)

avere un bel carattere

I.humour, humor [ingl. brit. ˈhjuːmə, ingl. am. ˈ(h)jumər] SUST.

1. humour (wit):

humour

umorismo m

humour

humour m

to have a, no sense of humour

avere, non avere senso dell'umorismo

a good sense of humour

un buon senso dell'umorismo

the humour of the situation

il lato umoristico della situazione

2. humour (mood):

humour

umore m

to be in good humour

essere di buon umore

to be in no humour for jokes, arguing

non essere in vena di scherzare, di discutere

to be out of humour

essere di cattivo umore

to be out of humour with sb

essere freddo nei confronti di qn

when the humour takes me

quando mi prende la voglia

3. humour arc. MED.:

humour

umore m

II.-humoured COMPOSIT.

good-humoured person, smile

amabile

bad-humoured

sgarbato

III.humour, humor [ingl. brit. ˈhjuːmə, ingl. am. ˈ(h)jumər] V. trans.

humour person

compiacere, assecondare

humour request, whim, wish

soddisfare

Traducciones de good-humored en el diccionario italiano»inglés

bonario <pl. bonari, bonarie> [boˈnarjo, ri, rje] ADJ.

bonario carattere, intenzione, persona

good-natured

bonario scherzo, affermazione, critica

good-humoured ingl. brit.

bonario scherzo, affermazione, critica

good-humored ingl. am.

bonario scherzo, affermazione, critica

good-tempered

ha un aspetto bonario

he has a kindly air about him

buonumore [bwonuˈmore] SUST. m

buonumore

good mood

buonumore

high spirits pl

conservare, perdere, ridare il buonumore

to keep, lose, restore one's good humour

mettere qn di buonumore

to put sb in a good mood

essere di buonumore

to be in a good mood or in good humour or good-humoured or in high spirits

I.innocente [innoˈtʃɛnte] ADJ.

1. innocente (senza colpa) persona:

innocente

innocent

innocente

blameless

innocente

guiltless form.

innocente DER.

innocent

innocente DER.

not guilty

non è del tutto innocente

he's not entirely free from or of blame

dichiararsi innocente DER.

to claim to be innocent

dichiararsi innocente DER.

to claim innocence

dichiararsi innocente DER.

to plead not guilty

dichiararsi innocente DER.

to enter a plea of not guilty

dichiarare qn innocente DER.

to find sb not guilty

2. innocente (puro):

innocente ragazza

innocent

innocente ragazza

pure

innocente relazione

chaste

3. innocente (fatto senza malizia):

innocente domanda

innocent

innocente divertimento

innocent

innocente divertimento

harmless

innocente divertimento

wholesome

innocente scherzo

harmless

innocente osservazione, critica

innocent

innocente osservazione, critica

innocuous

innocente osservazione, critica

good-humoured ingl. brit.

innocente osservazione, critica

good-humored ingl. am.

innocente sorriso, espressione

virginal

con aria innocente

with an air of innocence

II.innocente [innoˈtʃɛnte] SUST. mf

innocente

innocent

presunto innocente

presumed innocent

fare l'innocente

to play the innocent

la strage degli Innocenti BÍBL.

the massacre of the (Holy) Innocents

umore [uˈmore] SUST. m

1. umore arc. MED.:

umore

humour ingl. brit.

umore

humor ingl. am.

2. umore (stato d'animo):

umore fig.

mood

umore fig.

spirits pl

umore fig.

temper

umore fig.

humour ingl. brit.

umore fig.

humor ingl. am.

essere di buon umore

to be good-humoured, to be in good humour or spirits, to be in a good mood or temper

essere di cattivo umore

to be cross, to be out of humour, to be in poor spirits, to be in a (bad) mood or temper, to have the sulks

è di pessimo umore

he's in a filthy or foul humour

è d'umore nero

she's in one of her dark moods

umore incostante or mutevole

moodiness

avere degli sbalzi d'umore

to be moody

essere dell'umore adatto per qc, per fare

to be in the right frame of mind for sth, to do

non sono dell'umore adatto per discutere

I'm in no mood for arguing

non sono dell'umore adatto per festeggiare

I am not in a party mood

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

umor acqueo ANAT.

aqueous humour

good-humored en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de good-humored en el diccionario inglés»italiano

good-humored [ˌgʊd·ˈhju:·mɚd] ADJ.

good-humored

cordiale

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

His heroes weren't soft-eyed and bucolic; he brought good-humored toughness to the movies, and energy and astringency.

en.wikipedia.org

His large size and sensible demeanor belittles his good-humored and gentle nature.

en.wikipedia.org

It's the sheer ubiquity of the actor, who's proven himself to be versatile, good-humored and clamorously in demand.

www.cnn.com

They were good-humored and most of the time had a smile on their faces.

thesarniajournal.ca

They teach us to abide by our spontaneous impression with good-humored inflexibility then most when the whole cry of voices is on the other side.

www.digitaljournal.com

The term is used to minimize complaints about trivial issues by shaming the complainer, or as good-humored self-deprecation.

en.wikipedia.org

Part of the reason is his demeanor: calm, good-humored, endlessly patient.

www.slate.com

Respect for his characters and a good-humored (and often humorous) presentation of their issues give warmth to his scenes and allow the reader to feel real empathy with the characters.

en.wikipedia.org

Shy by nature, the great actor was unusually chatty and good-humored in this interview.

entertainment.inquirer.net

The writing has a good-humored polysyllabic literacy.

en.wikipedia.org