gumption v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

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gumption [brit. angl. ˈɡʌm(p)ʃ(ə)n, am. angl. ˈɡəmpʃ(ə)n] SAM. pog.

gumption (common sense)

buonsenso m. spol

gumption (common sense)

senso m. spol pratico

gumption (courage)

fegato m. spol

gumption (courage)

coraggio m. spol

gumption (energy)

grinta ž. spol

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Individual translation pairs

avere sale in zucca

to have common sense or gumption pog.

avere sale in zucca

to have common sense or gumption pog.

gumption v slovarju PONS

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gumption [ˈgʌmp·ʃən] SAM. pog.

1. gumption (courage):

gumption

coraggio m. spol

to have the gumption to do sth

avere il coraggio di fare qc

2. gumption (intelligence):

gumption

buonsenso m. spol

gumption Primeri iz slovarja PONS (uredniško pregledani).

to have the gumption to do sth

avere il coraggio di fare qc

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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He has managed to forge ahead of other stakeholders with nothing but his own gumption and energy to aid him.

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Like me, though, many of them were reading the book with a lot more gumption than they were doing any tidying.

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I can only fold my hands in humility and grace and wonder at the gumption of people who make these comparisons at all.

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Covering stories in war zones, against the backdrop of raging firestorms, involves tremendous courage, the gumption, the versatility, and a lot of luck.

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We readily accept foreign athletes and revel in their success, admiring their gumption to move across the world to fulfil their sporting dreams.

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Every so often someone will get the gumption to make something monumental.

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I admire these young musicians their guts and gumption, climbing up on a stage like that for their first shows.

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The term became a somewhat derisive one, hinting at the manager's indecisiveness, his lack of gumption.

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Either these guys are unaware of their power, or lack the gumption to take it.

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People in villages are not as sophisticated as city people because anyone that has any gumption has moved to the city where the opportunities are.

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