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Traducciones de vague en el diccionario inglés»italiano

vague [ingl. brit. veɪɡ, ingl. am. veɪɡ] ADJ.

1. vague (imprecise):

vague person, account, idea, memory, rumour, term

vago

2. vague (evasive):

to be vague about plans, intentions, past, role

essere vago su

3. vague (distracted):

vague person, state, expression

svagato

vague gesture

distratto

to look vague

avere l'aria svagata

4. vague (faint, slight):

vague sound, smell, taste

lieve

vague fear, embarrassment, disgust, unease

vago

vague doubt

leggero

a vague sense of guilt

un vago senso di colpa

5. vague (unsure):

I am (still) a bit vague about events

non riesco ancora a ricostruire precisamente gli eventi

we're rather vague about his plans

abbiamo soltanto una vaga idea su quello che farà

Traducciones de vague en el diccionario italiano»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

nebuloso idea, autore, progetto

vague

amorfo idea

vague

inesprimibile sentimento

vague

indefinito colore

vague

vaporoso idea, concetto

vague

impreciso idea, forma

vague

vago (impreciso) ricordo

vague

vago somiglianza

vague

vago (evasivo) persona

vague

un vago senso di colpa

a vague sense of guilt

la direzione è rimasta sul vago a proposito degli stipendi

management has remained vague on or as to the question of wages

velleità

vague desire

stroncare ogni velleità d'azione

to suppress any vague desire to act

un ricordo sbiadito fig.

a vague memory

vague en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de vague en el diccionario inglés»italiano

vague [veɪg] ADJ.

1. vague (imprecise):

vague

vago, -a

I haven't the vaguest idea

non ho la minima idea

2. vague (absent-minded):

vague

distratto, -a

Traducciones de vague en el diccionario italiano»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

nebuloso (-a)

vague

vago (-a)

vague

fumoso (-a)

vague

approssimativo (-a)

vague

indefinito (-a) (sensazione, idea)

vague

lontano (-a)

vague

avere una -a idea

to have a vague idea

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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The border remained vague throughout the 19th century.

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We make the world a better place through our concrete relationships, not through our vague, general good will.

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Error messages are vague at best, and rarely (if ever) point one to the true cause of a problem.

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The effect is so consistent because the statements are so vague.

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The time setting of the film is kept vague.

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The genetics behind these new autoflowering strains that breeders are producing are generally not shared or if so only in very vague terms.

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This definition, although quite vague, centers on the practical and theoretical approaches to nursing.

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Largest is at best a vague term, which is often not qualified by claimants.

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Journalists are also charged in courts with vague violations of the penal code.

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Their relationship was vague and fogged at that time.

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