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1 part-time adv , adj
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2 active **** ac·tive adj
['æktɪv](gen) Gram (volcano) attivo (-a)to play an active part in — partecipare attivamente a, prendere parte attiva in
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3 departed de·part·ed
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4 ill-equipped adj
[ɪlɪ'kwɪpt](lacking necessary qualities) impreparato (-a), (lacking equipment) mal equipaggiato (-a) -
5 parting part·ing
['pɒːtɪŋ]1. adjparting shot fig — battuta finale
2. n1) separazione f2) (Brit: in hair) scriminatura, riga -
6 sliding slid·ing adj
['slaɪdɪŋ](part, seat) mobile, (door) scorrevolesliding roof Auto — capotte f inv
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7 sour adj
['saʊə(r)]- er comp - est superl (gen) aspro (-a), agro (-a), (milk), (fig: person, remark) acido (-a), (smell) acreto go or turn sour — (milk, wine) inacidirsi, (fig: relationship, plans) guastarsi
it was sour grapes on his part fig — ha fatto come la volpe con l'uva, è stata solo invidia da parte sua
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8 southern **** south·ern adj
['sʌðən]Southern Europe — l'Europa del sud or meridionale
in southern Spain — nella Spagna del sud or meridionale, nel sud della Spagna
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9 unattached un·at·tached adj
[ˌʌnə'tætʃt](part) staccato (-a), (not married) libero (-a), senza legami, (independent) indipendente, sciolto (-a) -
10 walk-on adj
['wɔːkˌɒn](Theatre: part) da comparsa -
11 departmental de·part·men·tal adj
[ˌdiːpɒːt'mɛntl](meeting) di sezioneEnglish-Italian dictionary > departmental de·part·men·tal adj
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12 interdepartmental inter·de·part·ment·al adj
['ɪntəˌdiːpɒːt'mɛntl]English-Italian dictionary > interdepartmental inter·de·part·ment·al adj
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13 внештатный консультант
adjecon. consulente part-timeUniversale dizionario russo-italiano > внештатный консультант
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14 неполный рабочий день
Universale dizionario russo-italiano > неполный рабочий день
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15 полноприводный
adjauto. 4matic, four-wheel drive (òæ. full-time four-wheel drive, part-time four-wheel drive), all-wheel-drive -
16 сельское хозяйство с частичной занятостью
adjecon. agricoltura part-timeUniversale dizionario russo-italiano > сельское хозяйство с частичной занятостью
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17 сельскохозяйственный производитель, частично занятый в сельском хозяйстве
adjecon. agricoltore part-timeUniversale dizionario russo-italiano > сельскохозяйственный производитель, частично занятый в сельском хозяйстве
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18 частичная занятость
adj1) brit.engl. part-time2) econ. occupazione (a tempo) parziale3) fin. impiego parziale, occupazione parziale -
19 шестисерийный сериал
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20 arch
I [ɑːtʃ]2) anat. (of foot, eyebrows) arcata f., arco m.II 1. [ɑːtʃ]verbo transitivo inarcare2. III [ɑːtʃ]1) (mischievous) [look, manner] malizioso, birichino2) spreg. (superior) [person, remark] pieno di degnazione* * *1. noun1) (the top part of a door etc or a support for a roof etc which is built in the shape of a curve.) arco, arcata2) (a monument which is shaped like an arch: the Marble Arch in London.) arco3) (anything that is like an arch in shape: The rainbow formed an arch in the sky.) arco4) (the raised part of the sole of the foot.) arco2. verb(to (cause to) be in the shape of an arch: The cat arched its back.) inarcare- arched- archway* * *I [ɒːtʃ]1. n1) Archit arco, arcata2) (of foot) arco or arcata plantare2. vt(back, body) arcuare, inarcare, (eyebrows) inarcareII [ɒːtʃ]adjgrande (before n), per eccellenzaIII [ɒːtʃ] adj(liter: playful: look, smile) furbesco (-a), (tone) malizioso (-a)* * *I [ɑːtʃ]2) anat. (of foot, eyebrows) arcata f., arco m.II 1. [ɑːtʃ]verbo transitivo inarcare2. III [ɑːtʃ]1) (mischievous) [look, manner] malizioso, birichino2) spreg. (superior) [person, remark] pieno di degnazione
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