Taliančina | Angličtina |
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cattivo adjective | bad [worse, worst](unfavorable; negative) evil(morally corrupt) malicious(of, pertaining to, or as a result of malice or spite) mean(intending to cause harm, successfully or otherwise) nasty [nastier, nastiest](contemptible of a person) strong [stronger, strongest](having an offensive or intense odor or flavor) wicked [wickeder, wickedest](evil or mischievous) |
cattivo noun {m} | heavy [heavies](bad guy) |
cattivo umore noun {m} | mood [moods](bad mood) |
alito cattivo noun {m} | bad breath(unpleasant breath) |
anticattivo noun | anti-villain(antagonist who have noble goals) |
col bello o il cattivo tempo adverb | rain or shine(regardless of the circumstances) |
di cattivo gusto adjective | tacky(colloquial: in bad taste) |
fare buon viso a cattivo gioco verb | grin and bear it(endure a difficult or disagreeable situation) |
il cattivo noun {m} | villain [villains](bad person in a stage or screen play) |
lupo cattivo noun {m} | Big Bad Wolf(fictional evil wolf) |
separare il buono dal cattivo verb | separate the wheat from the chaff(to select only that which is of value) |
supercattivo noun {m} | supervillain(a fictional criminal or evil-doer with superpowers) |