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1 ♦ survey
♦ survey /ˈsɜ:veɪ/n.1 veduta; vista; colpo d'occhio; scorsa; occhiata: He gave the flat a quick survey, diede un'occhiata veloce all'appartamento2 esame; indagine; rassegna; studio; compendio: a survey of American literature, una rassegna della letteratura americana; to carry out a survey of, fare la rassegna di; esaminare, studiare; fare un sondaggio su; fare la perizia di; pilot survey, indagine pilota3 ispezione; verifica; perizia; stima; valutazione● (ass.) survey of the damage (o damage survey), perizia (o stima) del danno.(to) survey /səˈveɪ/v. t.1 osservare; contemplare; guardare attentamente; esaminare; scrutare; squadrare ( con l'occhio): The Foreign Secretary surveyed the problems of international cooperation in his speech, il Ministro degli Esteri ha esaminato nel suo discorso i problemi della collaborazione internazionale2 ispezionare; studiare; visitare3 (comm.) fare la perizia di; periziare; stimare; valutare: to survey a real estate, valutare un immobile; to survey the goods to determine damages, periziare la merce per stabilire i danni5 (demogr., stat.) fare un'inchiesta (o un'indagine, un sondaggio) su: We are surveying population growth, stiamo facendo un'indagine sullo sviluppo demografico.
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