As you immerse yourself in Italian life, Comfortable You'll soon understand this terminology. After all, who doesn’t enjoy such a life? Comfortable and Comfortable?
Comfortable
relaxed/comfortable
Comfortable From Provençal Air significance Proximity and late Latin nearby significance near or comfortable. As a masculine noun beginning with a vowel, it requires the following definite and indefinite articles:
- easy = relaxed/comfortable
- easy = relaxed/comfortable
- comfort = comfort
- comfort = some comfort
In English we can talk about different people comfortable or peace of mind There is no need to use possessive adjectives. However, in Italian it is common practice to include the correct possessive adjective as well as a preposition one (arrive / exist). For example, if you were referring to how relaxed your friend Carlo felt, you would say one his Comfortableuse possessive adjectives his (his) to clarify that you are talking about him.
Here's what you need to know about all possessive adjectives:
- peace of mind = (oneself) relaxed and at ease
- peace of mind = (myself) relaxed
- peace of mind = (oneself) relaxed
- peace of mind = (him/herself) relaxed and at ease
- peace of mind = (ourselves) relaxed
- peace of mind = (oneself) relaxed
- peace of mind = (oneself) relaxed
This expression almost always occurs with a verb Feel (to feel), become (become) and put (put). Let's look at a few examples:
- I feel very comfortable. = I feel very reassured. / I feel very comfortable.
- We feel very comfortable with them. = We feel relaxed/comfortable with them.
- I want to put your mind at ease. = I want to put your mind at ease.
You always make me feel at ease.
You always make me feel at ease.
Having said that, expression peace of mind It also exists without possessive adjectives. Just remember the prepositions one become advertise before nouns starting with one!
Even though it was his first time on stage, he felt comfortable.
Although this was his first time on stage, he felt relaxed.
interestingly, peace of mind It can also mean “slowly” (Let's rest assured = let's take our time) and from this we get the contraction Adagio. If this word looks familiar, that's because it's a well-known musical term in both Italian and English for a piece of music played at a slow tempo. but can also be translated as leisurely, slowly,even careful.
Take your time and take your time.
Take your time and take your time.
when plural Aji When used, the meaning ranges from comfortable or peace of mind arrive luxurious or Comfortable. For example, you can say we live comfortablywhich means we live luxuriously.
What's more, Comfortable You can refer to one possibility or Chance. For example, think about something comfortably method have a chance to think about something.
New technology provides us with the convenience to get things done faster.
New technology enables us to work faster.
Finally, in mechanical terms, Comfortable express gap between two adjacent parts of an institution.
The opposite is Comfortable yes disturbedconveyed in one word Awkward, disturbedor uncomfortable When describing someone's emotions. It can also transcend personal feelings and be used to refer to the economy difficulty or poverty. Furthermore, in psychology, disturbed used to express anxiety or distress.
I feel uncomfortable when I'm with people I don't know well.
I feel uneasy when I'm with people I don't know well.
Heather Broster is a graduate with honors in linguistics from the University of Western Ontario. She is an aspiring polyglot, fluent in English and Italian, as well as varying degrees of fluency in Japanese, Welsh and French. Originally from Toronto, Heather has lived in several countries, notably Italy for six years. Her main research areas are language acquisition, education and bilingual teaching.
