morale

morale
[mo'rale]
1. agg
(gen) moral
2. sf
1) (norme, consuetudini) morals pl, morality, Filosofia moral philosophy, ethics sg

non hanno morale — they haven't got any morals

la morale corrente — current moral standards pl

2) (insegnamento) moral

la morale della favola — the moral of the story

così, morale della favola, siamo rimasti a casa — and the result was that we stayed at home

3. sm
(stato d'animo) morale

essere giù di morale — to be feeling down

sono giù di morale — I'm feeling down

su col morale! — cheer up!

aver il morale alto/a terra — to be in good/low spirits

bisogna tener alto il morale delle truppe — we must keep the troops' morale high


Nuovo dizionario Italiano-Inglese. 2014.

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