esacerbare
例文
La mancanza di sonno può esacerbare lo stress.
Lack of sleep can exacerbate stress.
Le nuove politiche rischiano di esacerbare la situazione economica.
The new policies risk exacerbating the economic situation.
Non voglio esacerbare ulteriormente il conflitto.
I don't want to further exacerbate the conflict.
Il rumore costante può esacerbare il mal di testa.
Constant noise can exacerbate a headache.
I suoi commenti hanno solo esacerbato la tensione tra di loro.
His comments only exacerbated the tension between them.
よく使う組み合わせ
使い方
使い方のコツ
Use 'esacerbare' when you want to emphasize a significant worsening or intensification of a negative situation, feeling, or condition. It often implies a process that makes something more acute or severe.
ヒント
語源
From Latin 'exacerbare', meaning 'to provoke, irritate', from 'ex-' (out, thoroughly) + 'acerbare' (to make bitter), from 'acerbus' (bitter, harsh).
文化的な背景
The concept of things worsening, often due to external factors or human actions, is universal, and 'esacerbare' provides a precise term for this in Italian, reflecting the language's capacity for nuanced expression.
覚え方のコツ
Visualize an 'ex' (like an ex-partner) making an already 'acerbic' (bitter) situation even more unpleasant. Ex-acerbate!
よくある質問
3 問例文
5 / 5La mancanza di sonno può esacerbare lo stress.
Lack of sleep can exacerbate stress.
Le nuove politiche rischiano di esacerbare la situazione economica.
The new policies risk exacerbating the economic situation.
Non voglio esacerbare ulteriormente il conflitto.
I don't want to further exacerbate the conflict.
Il rumore costante può esacerbare il mal di testa.
Constant noise can exacerbate a headache.
I suoi commenti hanno solo esacerbato la tensione tra di loro.
His comments only exacerbated the tension between them.
関連コンテンツ
generalの関連語
abbagliare
C1To dazzle or blind with light or beauty
abbaglio
C1A serious mistake or misconception.
abbreviare
B1To make something shorter.
abnegazione
C1Self-sacrifice or renunciation of one's own interests
accadere
B1To happen or occur.
accadimento
B2An event, occurrence, or happening.
accaduto
B1What happened or the event that occurred.
accanito
C1Fierce, persistent, or relentless in pursuit
accantonare
C1To put aside for future use or discard.
accattivante
C1witty, charming, or attractive.