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1 imprevisto
1. adj unexpected2. m unforeseen eventsalvo imprevisti all being well* * *imprevisto agg. unforeseen, unexpected, unlooked for: avvenimento imprevisto, unexpected event // (econ.) spese impreviste, contingent (o incidental) expenses◆ s.m. unforeseen event, unexpected event: gli imprevisti, incidental expenses (o contingencies); in caso di imprevisto, if anything unexpected should happen; salvo imprevisti, barring accidents (o if all goes well); tener conto dell'imprevisto, to allow for contingencies.* * *[impre'visto] imprevisto (-a)1. agg(arrivo, cambiamento) unexpected, (circostanza) unforeseen, unexpected2. smunexpected o unforeseen event* * *[impre'visto] 1.1) [ spese] unforeseen, unexpected, unplanned; [ cambiamento] unannounced2) [ reazione] unexpected2.sostantivo maschile contingency, accident* * *imprevisto/impre'visto/1 [ spese] unforeseen, unexpected, unplanned; [ cambiamento] unannounced2 [ reazione] unexpectedcontingency, accident; salvo -i barring accidents; c'è stato un piccolo imprevisto there has been a slight hitch. -
2 salvo
1. adj safe2. prep exceptsalvo che unlesssalvo imprevisti barring accidents, all being well3. m: mettersi in salvo take shelter* * *salvo agg.1 safe, unhurt, unscathed: la sua vita è salva, his life is safe; l'incendio è domato e la casa è salva, the fire is under control and the house is safe; il tuo onore è salvo, your honour is safe // arrivare sano e salvo, to arrive safe and sound (o safely) // la paziente è ormai salva, the patient is out of danger now // dammi tutti i soldi se vuoi aver salva la vita, give me all your money if you want to save your life2 ( al sicuro) secure: salvo da pericoli, secure from danger // essere in salvo, to be in a safe place (o to be safe); mettere qlco. in salvo, to put sthg. in a safe place; ( da parte) to put sthg. aside (o by); mettere qlcu. in salvo, to bring s.o. to safety; i soccorritori misero tutti i bambini in salvo, the rescue workers brought all the children to safety; mettersi in salvo, to reach safety.salvo prep.1 ( tranne, eccetto) except (for), except (ing), but, save, barring: sono stati tutti promossi salvo due, they all passed except (o but) two; salvo lui, erano tutti presenti, everyone was there except for (o but) him; l'ufficio è aperto tutti i giorni salvo il lunedì, the office is open every day except Monday; (o except for Monday the office is open every day); ha telefonato a tutti salvo che a me, he phoned everyone except me; sono stati dappertutto, salvo che al Polo Sud, they have been everywhere but the South Pole; tutti salvo il portiere hanno giocato male, everyone except (o but) the goalkeeper played badly; l'incendio aveva devastato tutto il paese salvo la chiesa, the fire had destroyed the whole village excepting (o with the exception of) the church; non c'erano più alberi, salvo qualche vecchio olivo, there was no vegetation left excepting (o barring) a few olive trees // (comm.): salvo incasso, subject to collection; salvo benestare, salvo vista e verifica, subject to approval; salvo venduto, subject to prior sale2 ( a parte, oltre a) apart from; except for: salvo qualche improprietà grammaticale, il tema è ben svolto, apart from the odd grammar mistake, the essay is well written; tutto è andato bene, salvo qualche piccolo contrattempo, everything went well except for a couple of hitches.* * *['salvo] I salvo (-a)1. agg(persona) safe, unhurt, unharmed, (fuori pericolo) safe, out of danger2. smessere in salvo — (persona, cosa) to be safe
II ['salvo] prepnon preoccuparti, ora sei in salvo — don't worry, you're safe now
1) (eccetto) except (for)salvo errori, la somma ammonta a... — unless I am (o we are ecc) mistaken, it amounts to...
ci vediamo domani, salvo imprevisti — I'll see you tomorrow, all being well
2)salvo che — (eccetto che) except (that), (a meno che) unless
* * *['salvo] 1.aggettivo safe, unhurt2.l'onore è salvo — fig. honour is satisfied
sostantivo maschile3.mettere in salvo qcn. — to rescue sb.
1) (tranne, eccetto) except(ing), butsalvo contrordine — unless countermanded, failing instructions to the contrary
salvo imprevisti — all things being equal, if all goes well
salvo buon fine — comm. under usual reserve
salvo errori od omissioni — burocr. errors and omissions excepted
3) salvo che (a meno che) unless; (eccetto che) except that••* * *salvo/'salvo/safe, unhurt; ho avuto -a la vita my life was spared; sano e salvo safe and sound; arrivare sano e salvo to arrive safely; l'onore è salvo fig. honour is satisfiedessere in salvo to be safe; mettere in salvo qcn. to rescue sb.; mettersi in salvo to flee to safetyIII preposizione1 (tranne, eccetto) except(ing), but2 (con riserva) salvo contrordine unless countermanded, failing instructions to the contrary; salvo imprevisti all things being equal, if all goes well; salvo buon fine comm. under usual reserve; salvo errori od omissioni burocr. errors and omissions exceptedrubare a man -a to steal with impunity. -
3 incidente
m ( episodio) incidentincidente aereo plane crashincidente stradale road accident* * *incidente agg.1 incident: (fis.) raggio incidente, incident ray2 (gramm.) parenthetic (al)◆ s.m.1 (infortunio) accident: un incidente automobilistico, ferroviario, a car, railway accident; incidente sul lavoro, industrial injury; un incidente mortale, a fatal accident; l'aereo ebbe un incidente nell'atterraggio, the aeroplane had an accident when landing // incidente di percorso, (fig.) upset (o snag o setback): salvo incidenti di percorso, barring setbacks; nonostante alcuni incidenti di percorso terminammo l'opera nei tempi previsti, despite some upsets (o snags) we completed the job on schedule2 (disputa, questione) incident, argument: ho avuto un incidente col mio principale, I had an argument with my boss; incidente diplomatico, diplomatic incident; chiudere l'incidente, to declare the incident closed3 (dir.) objection, incident: sollevare un incidente, to raise an objection (o an incident) // incidente procedurale, collateral proceeding.* * *I [intʃi'dɛnte]sostantivo maschile1) (sciagura, infortunio) acci dent, crashincidente automobilistico o stradale car o road accident; -i domestici accidents in the home; avere un incidente — to have an accident o a crash
2) (inconveniente) incident, mishap, trouble U•II [intʃi'dɛnte]aggettivo fis. incident* * *incidente1/int∫i'dεnte/sostantivo m.1 (sciagura, infortunio) acci dent, crash; incidente automobilistico o stradale car o road accident; - i domestici accidents in the home; avere un incidente to have an accident o a crash2 (inconveniente) incident, mishap, trouble U; senza -i di percorso without mishapincidente diplomatico diplomatic incident.————————incidente2/int∫i'dεnte/fis. incident.
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