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Pocket Oxford Italian Dictionary © 2006 Oxford University Press:sin /sɪn/ noun peccato m intransitive verb (pt/pp sinned) peccare Subscribe to the Oxford Concise or Unabridged dictionary for more translations, meanings and examples. ' sin' found in these entries: sin: WordReference English-Italian Dictionary © 2009| Compound Forms/Forme composte |
| commit a sin | v | (break a religious law) | commettere un peccato vtr | | It is a sin to think sinful thoughts. | | Per la religione cristiana trasgredire i comandamenti equivale a commettere un peccato. |
| commit sin | | | commettere peccato |
| deadly sin | | | peccato mortale |
| grave sin | | | peccato grave |
| like sin | | | a tutto spiano |
| like sin | | | come il peccato |
| minor sin | | | peccato minore nm |
| mortal sin | | | peccato mortale |
| original sin | | | peccato originale |
| unforgivable sin | | | peccato imperdonabile |
| unpardonable sin | | | peccato imperdonabile | | | Report an error | Forum discussions with the word(s) 'sin' in the title: Discussioni nei forum nel cui titolo è presente la parola 'sin':
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