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Sobolev inequalities in disguise

We present a simple and direct proof of the equivalence of various functional inequalities such as Sobolev or Nash inequalities. This proof applies in the context of Riemannian or sub-elliptic geometry, as well as on graphs and to certain non-local Sobolev norms. It only uses elementary cutoff arguments. This method has interesting consequences concerning Trudinger type inequalities.