Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
has little doubt that
Italian translation:
è quasi certo che
English term
has little doubt that
X has little doubt that the company’s founder would have entirely approved of the new developments.
Mi sono persa in questa semplicissima frase! Sarà che è domenica mattina...
Dec 12, 2010 23:58: Ernestine Shargool changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): Daniela Zambrini, Francesco Badolato, Ernestine Shargool
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Proposed translations
è quasi certo che
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Note added at 15 min (2010-12-12 09:53:04 GMT)
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farei però una distinzione tra no doubt e little doubt....
non ha dubbi sul fatto che
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Note added at 6 min (2010-12-12 09:44:31 GMT)
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Oppure "Dà per certo / Ritiene sicuro il fatto che... / È sicuro/a del fatto che..."
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Sara Negro
: ciao Gaetano!
5 hrs
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Grazie mille e Ciao Sara
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agree |
zerlina
5 hrs
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Grazie Zerlina
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agree |
mariant
22 hrs
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Grazie Maria Antonietta
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non ha quasi alcun dubbio/non ha praticamente dubbi
ha pochi dubbi che
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AdamiAkaPataflo
: lo rafforzerei con un "ben", cioè: "ha ben pochi dubbi" - non chiedermi perché, mi suona meglio :-)))
3 days 2 hrs
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si può fare ... :-)
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