English term
spoke to her as he would a child
He looked only at the family’s most trusted servant, a woman who must be about his own age, Faber thought, and spoke to her as he would a child.
ma non riesco a (comp)rendere il passaggio finale.
Qui il padrone di casa ha appena redarguito la governante per quello che ha detto, ma dato il rapporto padrone/sottoposto non riesco a capire quel 'as he would a child'.
4 +6 | si rivolse a lei come fosse una bambina | Elisa Farina |
3 +1 | le parlò nello stesso modo con cui ci si rivolge a un bambino | Danila Moro |
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Proposed translations
si rivolse a lei come fosse una bambina
... and spoke to her as (he would have spoken to) a child.
le parlò nello stesso modo con cui ci si rivolge a un bambino
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mariant
: con un sottinteso "to"... Ciao cara :)
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Il sottinteso era sottointeso! Grazie :)
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