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1 ♦ fee
♦ fee /fi:/n.1 onorario; parcella; compenso; emolumento; competenze (pl.): a doctor's fee, l'onorario di un dottore; lawyer's fee, parcella di avvocato; for a fee, dietro compenso2 quota, tassa (di iscrizione, ecc.): DIALOGO → - Course fees- How much are the course fees?, quanto costa il corso?; diritto; entrance fee, tassa d'iscrizione; registration fee, tassa di registrazione; club fees, quote sociali ( di circolo); booking fee, diritto di prenotazione; DIALOGO → - Changing booking over the phone- There's a small fee of £20 for changing flights, c'è una piccola penale di £20 per la modifica del volo; consular fees, diritti consolari; college fees, tasse universitarie; DIALOGO → - Discussing video games- You have to pay a subscription fee to play online, ti devi abbonare per giocare online4 (prezzo di) biglietto: admission (o entrance, entry) fee, biglietto di ingresso (a museo, mostra, ecc.); hourly fee, tariffa oraria7 [u] (leg.) diritti di proprietà derivanti da discendenza● (leg.) fees and costs, competenze e spese □ (stor.) fee farm, possedimento perpetuo dietro canone fisso; ( anche) il canone pagato □ on a fee-for-service basis, per servizio reso □ ( banca) fee income, proventi da commissioni □ fee-paying, ( di allievo) pagante; ( di scuola, ecc.) con retta □ (leg.) fee simple, proprietà assoluta □ (leg.) fee tail, proprietà con limitazioni circa la successione □ (stor.) to hold st. in fee of sb., aver ricevuto qc. in feudo da q.(to) fee /fi:/v. t.3 (arc.) assicurarsi le prestazioni di; assumere. -
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[fiː]1) (for a service) tariffa f., costo m.; (for professional service) onorario m., parcella f.; (for artistic service) compenso m., cachet m.he charged us a fee of $ 20 — ci ha fatto pagare 20 dollari
2) (for admission) tassa f. d'iscrizione; (for membership) quota f.admission fee, entry fee — ingresso
* * *[fi:](the price paid for work done by a doctor, lawyer etc or for some special service or right: the lawyer's fee; an entrance fee; university fees.) onorario; tassa* * *[fiː]1) (for a service) tariffa f., costo m.; (for professional service) onorario m., parcella f.; (for artistic service) compenso m., cachet m.he charged us a fee of $ 20 — ci ha fatto pagare 20 dollari
2) (for admission) tassa f. d'iscrizione; (for membership) quota f.admission fee, entry fee — ingresso
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3 fee **** n
[fiː]pagamento, (of doctor, lawyer) onorario, parcella, (entrance fee, membership fee) quota d'iscrizioneschool fees — tasse fpl scolastiche, (for examination) tassa d'esame
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4 due
I 1. [djuː] [AE duː]to be, fall due — [rent, next instalment] scadere, essere esigibile
3) colloq. (about to be paid, given)4) attrib. (appropriate)after due consideration — dopo accurata, adeguata riflessione
to give all due praise to sb. — dare a qcn. tutto l'onore che si merita
5) (scheduled, expected)to be due (in) o due to arrive essere atteso; to be due back soon dover rientrare presto; when is your baby due? — quando deve nascere il tuo bambino?
6) due to (because of) a causa dito be due to — [delay, cancellation] essere dovuto a
"closed due to illness" — "chiuso per malattia"; (thanks to) grazie a, per merito di
2.it's all due to you — è tutto merito tuo, lo si deve solo a te
II 1. [djuː] [AE duː]to face due north — [ building] essere volto direttamente a nord
nome dovuto m., giusto m.2.it was his due — era ciò che gli era dovuto; (of money etc.) era ciò che gli spettava; (of praise etc.) gli era dovuto, se lo meritava
nome plurale dues (for membership) quota f.sing. sociale; (for import, taxes etc.) diritti m.••* * *[dju:] 1. adjective1) (owed: I think I'm still due some pay; Our thanks are due to the doctor.) dovuto2) (expected according to timetable, promise etc: The bus is due in three minutes.) atteso3) (proper: Take due care.) dovuto2. adverb(directly South: sailing due east.) esattamente3. noun1) (what is owed, especially what one has a right to: I'm only taking what is my due.) dovuto, (ciò che è dovuto)2) ((in plural) charge, fee or toll: He paid the dues on the cargo.) diritti•- duly- due to
- give someone his due
- give his due* * *I 1. [djuː] [AE duː]to be, fall due — [rent, next instalment] scadere, essere esigibile
3) colloq. (about to be paid, given)4) attrib. (appropriate)after due consideration — dopo accurata, adeguata riflessione
to give all due praise to sb. — dare a qcn. tutto l'onore che si merita
5) (scheduled, expected)to be due (in) o due to arrive essere atteso; to be due back soon dover rientrare presto; when is your baby due? — quando deve nascere il tuo bambino?
6) due to (because of) a causa dito be due to — [delay, cancellation] essere dovuto a
"closed due to illness" — "chiuso per malattia"; (thanks to) grazie a, per merito di
2.it's all due to you — è tutto merito tuo, lo si deve solo a te
II 1. [djuː] [AE duː]to face due north — [ building] essere volto direttamente a nord
nome dovuto m., giusto m.2.it was his due — era ciò che gli era dovuto; (of money etc.) era ciò che gli spettava; (of praise etc.) gli era dovuto, se lo meritava
nome plurale dues (for membership) quota f.sing. sociale; (for import, taxes etc.) diritti m.••
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