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m di clima harshness( severità) strictnessdi rigore compulsory* * *rigore s.m.1 ( freddo intenso) rigours (pl.); severity, harshness: rigore dell'inverno, rigours of winter; il rigore del tempo, del clima, the severity of the weather, of the climate2 ( austerità, rigorosità) uprightness: una persona di grande rigore morale, an extremely upright person3 ( severità) rigour, strictness, severity: rigore della disciplina, strictness of discipline; applicherà la legge in tutto il suo rigore, he will apply the full rigour of the law; a rigore di legge, according to the law; punire, trattare col massimo rigore, to punish, to treat with the utmost severity // di rigore, compulsory (o required o de rigueur); è di rigore l'abito da sera, evening dress is required (o is de rigueur) // (mil.): arresto di rigore, close arrest; cella di rigore, solitary confinement cell5 ( precisione) rigour, exactitude, exactness: trattava il suo argomento col massimo rigore, he handled his subject with the utmost exactitude // a rigore, strictly speaking // a rigore di logica, logically speaking // a rigore di termini, in the strict sense.* * *[ri'gore]sostantivo maschile1) (inclemenza) harshness, severity2) (severità) strictness, severity3) (precisione) rigour BE, rigor AE4) sport penalty (kick)tirare o battere un rigore to take a penalty kick; concedere un rigore to award a penalty; area di rigore — penalty area
5) di rigorei guanti bianchi sono di rigore — white gloves are to be worn o must be worn
••* * *rigore/ri'gore/sostantivo m.1 (inclemenza) harshness, severity; i -i dell'inverno the rigours of winter2 (severità) strictness, severity; rigore morale moral rigidity4 sport penalty (kick); tirare o battere un rigore to take a penalty kick; concedere un rigore to award a penalty; area di rigore penalty areaa rigor di logica logically speaking. -
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