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1 ♦ European
♦ European /jʊərəˈpi:ən/a. e n.1 europeo3 (polit.) europeista● European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Banca europea per la ricostruzione e lo sviluppo □ European Central Bank, Banca centrale europea □ European Commission, Commissione europea □ European Common Market, Mercato comune europeo □ European Community, Comunità Europea; (a. attr.) eurocomunitario, comunitario □ European Council, Consiglio europeo □ European Court of Justice, Corte di giustizia europea □ European Economic Community, Comunità Economica Europea □ (stor.) European Free Trade Association, Associazione europea di libero scambio □ European Investment Bank, Banca europea degli investimenti □ European Monetary Fund, Fondo monetario europeo □ European Nuclear Energy Agency ► ENEA □ European Parliament, Parlamento europeo □ European Regional Development Fund, Fondo europeo di sviluppo regionale □ European Space Agency, Agenzia Spaziale Europea □ European Union, Unione europeaEuropeanismn. [u]Europeanistn.europeista. -
2 ♦ unit
♦ unit /ˈju:nɪt/n.1 (mat., med., mil., comput., ecc.) unità: monetary unit, unità monetaria; unit of length [of weight], unità di lunghezza [di peso]; hundreds, tens and units, centinaia, decine e unità; unit of blood, unità di sangue; unit of alcohol, unità alcolica (in GB, = 8 g di etanolo); (econ., fin.) unit of account, unità di conto; (mil.) a small armoured unit, una piccola unità corazzata; family unit, nucleo familiare; a housing unit, un'unità abitativa2 reparto; sezione; (econ.) unità produttiva: the intensive care unit, il reparto di terapia intensiva; He works for the research unit, lavora per la sezione ricerca3 elemento ( componibile); mobile componibile: kitchen [bathroom] units, elementi per la cucina [il bagno]; air-conditioning unit, climatizzatore (singolo)4 ( di manuale, libro di testo) sezione: The third unit deals with the future tense, la terza sezione tratta del tempo futuro● (fis.) unit cell, cella unitaria □ (mat.) unit circle, cerchio unitario □ (comm., ind.) unit cost, costo unitario □ (econ., comm.) unit price, prezzo unitario □ (market.) unit pricing, indicazione del prezzo unitario ( su un prodotto confezionato) □ (comput.) unit test, unit test ( test di singole parti del codice) □ ( USA, ferr.) unit train, treno merci non scomponibile □ (fin.) unit trust, fondo comune d'investimento aperto (o a capitale variabile).
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