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faint /feɪnt/ adjective leggero;
‹memory› vago;
feel ~ sentirsi mancare noun svenimento m intransitive verb svenire

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'faint' found in these entries:

English:

faint-hearted

Italian:

debole - fievole - lieve - mancamento - mancare - meno - svenire - tramortire - venire

faint: WordReference English-Italian Dictionary © 2009

faint		(vague) vago	indistinto adj
faint		(light-headed)	che ha giramenti di testa adj
faint		(color, sound)	debolissimo adj
faint		(weak)	debole adj
faint			svenire v
faint		(timid) debole	timido adj
faint		(vague)	vago adj
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Compound Forms/Forme composte
faint hope			speranza fievole
faint praise			elogio vago, fievole
faint sound			suono debole
faint-blue			di colore blu pallido adj
faint-of-heart			debole di cuore agg
faint-of-heart			poco coraggioso agg
feeling faint			sentirsi debole
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Damn with faint praise
faint and pass out
faint whispering
not for the faint of heart
through its heavy earset the faint fairy music

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