it just took that edge away

Italian translation: ha subito reso il freddo un po\' meno pungente

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English term or phrase:it just took that edge away
Italian translation:ha subito reso il freddo un po\' meno pungente
Entered by: Mario Altare

09:15 Feb 6, 2018
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English term or phrase: it just took that edge away
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Mario Altare
Local time: 04:25
ha subito reso il freddo un po' meno pungente
Explanation:
Il freddo era pungente..quindi significa togliere un po' di quella sensazione fredda

to take that edge away significa togliere il grado estremo di qualcosa, renderlo meno forte. Si usa per cold, hunger e altre sensazioni.

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Lisa Jane
Italy
Local time: 04:25
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Grazie mille (anche agli altri che hanno risposto) :-)
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Summary of answers provided
4 +1ha subito reso il freddo un po' meno pungente
Lisa Jane
5il fastidio è stato alleviato
Mattia Cozzani
4eliminato anche questo ostacolo
Annalisa Panero
3et voilà, fastidio eliminato / problema risolto in un attimo
AdamiAkaPataflo


  

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et voilà, fastidio eliminato / problema risolto in un attimo


Explanation:
Il fastidio/problema è il freddolino a dita e chiappe, ovviamente... non ci sono più i motociclisti di una volta ;-(

AdamiAkaPataflo
Germany
Local time: 04:25
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ha subito reso il freddo un po' meno pungente


Explanation:
Il freddo era pungente..quindi significa togliere un po' di quella sensazione fredda

to take that edge away significa togliere il grado estremo di qualcosa, renderlo meno forte. Si usa per cold, hunger e altre sensazioni.



Lisa Jane
Italy
Local time: 04:25
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Grazie mille (anche agli altri che hanno risposto) :-)

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agree  Francesco Badolato
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eliminato anche questo ostacolo


Explanation:
lo interpreto come un limite che grazie alle caratteristiche del mezzo viene superato

Annalisa Panero
Italy
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il fastidio è stato alleviato


Explanation:
è un'espressione idiomatica che va tradotta differentemente a seconda del contesto.
credo che in questo caso la mia versione sia un buon suggerimento.

Mattia Cozzani
Italy
Local time: 04:25
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Native speaker of: Italian
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