Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
a rischio di
English translation:
prone to
Italian term
a rischio di
5 +6 | prone to | Paul O'Brien |
4 +3 | potentially | texjax DDS PhD |
4 | at risk of | Leslie Hart |
3 | Tending to | Gad Kohenov |
Non-PRO (1): WendellR
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Proposed translations
potentially
Interacting with a potentially aggressive patient is. a common occurrence in psychiatry and re s e a rc h. suggests that between 14 and 74% of clinicians ...
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Alessandra Renna
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grazie Ale
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Paul O'Brien
: i think we're all potentially aggressive, whereas i suspect that, in this context, htey are in fact dealing with patients who are prone to aggressive behaviour. however, you get over 20,000 hits (though i get ten times as many). :-)
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Mah, ti dirò..nella mia umile esperienza l'ho sempre trovato così. Ovviamente concordo anche con la tua proposta :)
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Ivana UK
: either or (and this one's closer to the italian)
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Grazie 1000 Ivana, anzi, facciamo 1500!
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Umberto Cassano
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Grazie Umberto.
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