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1 mechanical
Mechanical, machine-operatedMeccanicoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > mechanical
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2 mechanical
[mɪ'kænɪkl]aggettivo meccanico* * *1) (having to do with machines: mechanical engineering.) meccanico2) (worked or done by machinery: a mechanical sweeper.) meccanico3) (done etc without thinking, from force of habit: a mechanical action.) meccanico* * *mechanical /mɪˈkænɪkl/a.1 meccanico: mechanical energy, energia meccanica; mechanical movements, movimenti meccanici; mechanical engineering, ingegneria meccanica; mechanical failure, guasto (o incidente) meccanico; mechanical trouble, guai meccanici2 (fig.) meccanico; macchinale; automatico3 (filos.) meccanicistico● mechanical drawing, disegno tecnico □ (elettron.) mechanical filter, filtro meccanico □ (metall.) mechanical plating, placcatura meccanica □ the mechanical powers, le macchine semplici ( la leva, il cuneo, ecc.) □ mechanical refrigerator, frigorifero con compressore □ (mecc.) mechanical shovel, pala meccanica, pala caricatrice □ mechanical stage, piatto traslatore ( di un microscopio) □ He's got a mechanical mind, è portato per la meccanicamechanically avv. mechanicalness n. [u].* * *[mɪ'kænɪkl]aggettivo meccanico -
3 mechanical testing
Prove f plmeccanicheDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > mechanical testing
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4 mechanical handling equipment
Mechanical handling equipment, materials handling equipmentAttrezatura f meccanica per il maneggiamento dei materialiDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > mechanical handling equipment
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5 mechanical handling
Mezzo m tecnico per il trasportoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > mechanical handling
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6 mechanical or material handling equipment
Mechanical or material handling equipment, transport equipmentAttrezzatura f di movimentazione, attrez zatura f di trasportoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > mechanical or material handling equipment
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7 mechanical me·chani·cal adj
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nome ingegneria f. meccanica* * *n(science) ingegneria meccanica, (industry) costruzioni fpl meccanicheSee:* * *nome ingegneria f. meccanica -
10 mechanical drawing
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11 mechanical properties
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12 machine-operated
Mechanical, machine-operatedMeccanicoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > machine-operated
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13 transport equipment
Mechanical or material handling equipment, transport equipmentAttrezzatura f di movimentazione, attrez zatura f di trasportoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > transport equipment
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14 defect
I ['diːfekt]mechanical, structural defect — difetto meccanico, strutturale
2) (disability)II [dɪ'fekt]verbo intransitivo defezionare, disertareto defect from — abbandonare [cause, country]
* * *1. ['di:fekt] noun(a fault or flaw: It was a basic defect in her character; a defect in the china.) difetto2. [di'fekt] verb(to leave a country, political party etc to go and join another; to desert: He defected to the West.) disertare; rifugiarsi- defective* * *defect /ˈdi:fɛkt/n.1 difetto; imperfezione: a hearing defect, un difetto dell'udito; to test a product for defects, testare un prodotto per trovare eventuali difetti; (med.) congenital defect, difetto congenito; (fis. nucl.) mass defect, difetto di massa(to) defect /dɪˈfɛkt/v. i.defezionare; disertare● ( di agente segreto, ecc.) to defect to Canada, rifugiarsi in Canada □ (polit.) to defect to Labour, abbandonare il proprio partito per passare nelle file dei laburistiFALSI AMICI: to defect non significa difettare.* * *I ['diːfekt]mechanical, structural defect — difetto meccanico, strutturale
2) (disability)II [dɪ'fekt]verbo intransitivo defezionare, disertareto defect from — abbandonare [cause, country]
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15 mechanic
[mɪ'kænɪk]nome meccanico m.* * *[mi'kænik] 1. noun(a skilled worker who repairs or maintains machinery.) meccanico- mechanically
- mechanics 2. noun plural(the ways in which something works or is applied: the mechanics of the legal system.)- mechanize
- mechanise
- mechanization
- mechanisation* * *mechanic /mɪˈkænɪk/A n.B a.● a dental mechanic, un odontotecnico.* * *[mɪ'kænɪk]nome meccanico m. -
16 squeezer
['skwiːzə(r)]1) (for juice) spremiagrumi m.2) (pressure) spremitura f.3) (mechanical device) torchio m., strettoio m.* * *noun (an instrument for squeezing: a lemon squeezer.) spremiagrumi* * *squeezer /ˈskwi:zə(r)/n.3 (mecc.) strettoio; torchio4 (metall.) formatrice a compressione5 (pl.) (fam.) carte da poker.* * *['skwiːzə(r)]1) (for juice) spremiagrumi m.2) (pressure) spremitura f.3) (mechanical device) torchio m., strettoio m. -
17 driver
['draɪvə(r)]to be a good, bad driver — guidare bene, male
2) (mechanical component) elemento m. motore* * *noun (a person who drives a car etc: a bus-driver.) conducente, autista* * *['draɪvə(r)]to be a good, bad driver — guidare bene, male
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18 system
['sɪstəm]2) inform. sistema m.3) (electrical, mechanical) impianto m.5) (network) rete f.road, river system — rete stradale, fluviale
6) anat. med.7) (whole body) organismo m.to get sth. out of one's system — eliminare, buttare fuori qcs. (anche fig.)
* * *['sistəm]1) (an arrangement of many parts that work together: a railway system; the solar system; the digestive system.) sistema2) (a person's body: Take a walk every day - it's good for the system!) organismo3) (a way of organizing something according to certain ideas, principles etc: a system of government/education.) sistema4) (a plan or method: What is your system for washing the dishes?) sistema, metodo5) (the quality of being efficient and methodical: Your work lacks system.) metodo•- systematically* * *['sɪstəm]2) inform. sistema m.3) (electrical, mechanical) impianto m.5) (network) rete f.road, river system — rete stradale, fluviale
6) anat. med.7) (whole body) organismo m.to get sth. out of one's system — eliminare, buttare fuori qcs. (anche fig.)
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19 breakdown
['breɪkdaʊn] 1.1) aut. tecn. guasto m., panne f. (in, of di)2) (collapse) (of communications, negotiations) rottura f., interruzione f.; (of discipline, order) sfacelo m.; (of alliance) crollo m.; (of plan) insuccesso m.3) med.4) (detailed account) (of figures, statistics) resoconto m. analitico; (of argument) analisi f. (dettagliata)5) biol. chim. scomposizione f.2.modificatore [ vehicle] di soccorso (stradale)* * *1) ((often nervous breakdown) a mental collapse.) esaurimento2) (a mechanical failure causing a stop: The car has had another breakdown. See also break down.) guasto* * *breakdown /ˈbreɪkdaʊn/n.1 (mecc.) guasto; interruzione; (autom.) panne; (naut.) avaria, guasto alle macchine: to have a breakdown avere un guasto; (autom.) restare in panne2 interruzione; sospensione; fallimento: a breakdown in communication, un'interruzione delle comunicazioni; a breakdown in the talks, un fallimento dei negoziati3 collasso; esaurimento; cedimento; crollo: nervous breakdown, collasso nervoso; esaurimento nervoso5 [u] (chim., fis.) disgregazione7 descrizione dettagliata; elenco specificativo; specifica; distinta: a breakdown of costs, una specifica dei costi● breakdown crane, autogrù □ (autom.) breakdown gang, squadra di soccorso □ breakdown lorry = breakdown truck ► sotto □ (autom.) breakdown recovery (o breakdown service), soccorso stradale □ (ferr.) breakdown train, convoglio di soccorso □ (autom.) breakdown truck (o van), carro attrezzi (o di soccorso); autogrù, autosoccorso □ (elettr.) breakdown voltage, tensione di scarica.* * *['breɪkdaʊn] 1.1) aut. tecn. guasto m., panne f. (in, of di)2) (collapse) (of communications, negotiations) rottura f., interruzione f.; (of discipline, order) sfacelo m.; (of alliance) crollo m.; (of plan) insuccesso m.3) med.4) (detailed account) (of figures, statistics) resoconto m. analitico; (of argument) analisi f. (dettagliata)5) biol. chim. scomposizione f.2.modificatore [ vehicle] di soccorso (stradale) -
20 ♦ constraint
♦ constraint /kənˈstreɪnt/n.1 [u] costrizione; coercizione: to do st. under constraint, fare qc. per costrizione (o perché costretti); to put sb. under constraint, coartare la volontà di q.; esercitare coercizione su q.; to be under no constraint, non essere costretto (o vincolato)2 restrizione; limitazione; vincolo: (fis.) mechanical constraint, vincolo meccanico; (fin., econ.) budget constraint, vincolo di bilancio; legal constraints, restrizioni di legge; obbligo: to place tight constraints on spending, imporre rigide limitazioni alle spese3 [u] inibizione; mancanza di naturalezza; imbarazzo; disagio: I felt a curious constraint when I was with him, quando ero con lui provavo uno strano disagio4 (comput.) vincolo.
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