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07:19 Apr 18, 2007 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Philosophy | |||||||
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4 +1 | and to grasp all its character and all its relationships |
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3 | and grasp all the characteristics and all the relations |
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and to grasp all its character and all its relationships Explanation: but I think a bit more context would help to figure out the right tone and vocabulary to use. |
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and grasp all the characteristics and all the relations Explanation: Here characteristics seems the word we are looking for and not characters. carattere can be translated as characteristics too (the Hoepli dictionary). In this phrase we have to fix on an object and grasp all it's characteristics and relations". |
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