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1 ♦ civil
♦ civil /ˈsɪvl/a.1 civile; pubblico; statale: civil aviation, aviazione civile; (in GB) the Civil Service, la pubblica amministrazione; la funzione pubblica; il pubblico impiego; civil war, guerra civile; DIALOGO → - Wedding- Tim's not very religious so they're going to have a civil ceremony at a registry office, Tim non è molto religioso quindi faranno una cerimonia civile in comune● (leg.) civil commotion, disordini (pl.) □ (leg., polit.) civil death, perdita dei diritti civili; morte civile □ civil defence, difesa territoriale; protezione civile □ civil disobedience, disobbedienza civile □ civil engineer, ingegnere civile; (al pl., collett.) genio civile □ civil engineering, ingegneria civile □ (leg.) civil law, diritto civile; ( anche) diritto che discende dal diritto romano □ civil liberties, libertà civili □ (in GB) the Civil List, l'appannaggio della casa reale; la lista civile □ (leg.) civil litigation, controversia (o causa) civile □ civil magistrates, magistratura civile □ civil marriage, matrimonio civile □ civil rights, diritti civili □ (in GB) civil servant, funzionario pubblico; impiegato statale □ (leg.) civil union, unione civile; patto civile di solidarietà □ civil year, anno civile ( di 365 giorni) □ ( detto di un avvocato) to do civil work, essere un civilista; fare il civile (fam.). -
2 go through
1) (come in) entrare2) (be approved) [law, agreement] passare; [ divorce] essere accordato3) (be completed) [ business deal] andare in porto, concludersi felicemente; go through [sth.]4) (undergo) fare [ experience]; superare [ ordeal]; passare attraverso [phase, civil war]5) (check, inspect) controllare, esaminare, studiare; (rapidly) scorrere [documents, files, list]6) (search) frugare in [baggage, pockets]7) (perform, rehearse) osservare [ procedure]; espletare [ formalities]; provare [ scene]* * *1) (to search in: I've gone through all my pockets but I still can't find my key.) esaminare2) (to suffer: You have no idea what I went through to get this finished in time.) passare; sopportare3) (to use up: We went through a lot of money on holiday.) spendere4) (to complete: to go through certain formalities.) completare5) (to be completed: After long hours of negotiations, the deal went through.) completare* * *1. vi + prep1) (suffer) passare2) (examine: list, book) leggere da capo a fondo, (search through) frugare in3) (use up: money) spendere, mangiarsi, (consume, wear out) consumare4) (perform) fare, (formalities) sbrigare2. vi + adv(bill, law) essere approvato (-a), (deal) essere concluso (-a)* * *1) (come in) entrare2) (be approved) [law, agreement] passare; [ divorce] essere accordato3) (be completed) [ business deal] andare in porto, concludersi felicemente; go through [sth.]4) (undergo) fare [ experience]; superare [ ordeal]; passare attraverso [phase, civil war]5) (check, inspect) controllare, esaminare, studiare; (rapidly) scorrere [documents, files, list]6) (search) frugare in [baggage, pockets]7) (perform, rehearse) osservare [ procedure]; espletare [ formalities]; provare [ scene] -
3 retired
[rɪ'taɪəd] 1. 2.* * *adjective (having stopped working: My father is retired now; a retired professor.) pensionato, in pensione* * *retired /rɪˈtaɪəd/A a.1 in pensione; a riposo: a retired general, un generale a riposo; a retired civil servant, un impiegato statale in pensione; a retired couple, una coppia di pensionati; DIALOGO → - Asking about routine 1- «Do you work?» DIALOGO → - Asking about routine 1- «Not anymore, I'm retired now», «Lavora?» «Non più, ora sono in pensione»2 (form.) ritirato; appartato: to lead a retired life, fare vita ritirata; (arc.) in a retired valley, in una valle appartataB n.(collett.) the retired, i pensionati● (comm.) a retired bill, una cambiale ritirata □ (mil.) the retired list, la lista degli ufficiali a riposo □ retired pay, pensione; trattamento di quiescenza □ retired person, pensionato, pensionata.* * *[rɪ'taɪəd] 1. 2.
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