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1 earnest money deposit
law. caparra confirmatoria (извините, что на англ.))Universale dizionario russo-italiano > earnest money deposit
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2 Падающие деньги
adjTV. Money Drop (èíòåëëåêòóàëüíîå èèðîùîå êîó íà Canale 5 (http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Money_drop)) -
3 вознаграждение аукционисту
nbrit.engl. lot moneyUniversale dizionario russo-italiano > вознаграждение аукционисту
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4 горячий
1) ( сильно нагретый) caldo2) (жаркий, знойный) caldo, rovente3) (пылкий, страстный) ardente, fervido, caloroso, appassionato4) ( производимый с помощью нагревания) a caldo5) ( напряжённый) intenso, di punta6) ( вспыльчивый) irascibile, caldo••горячая точка — zona calda, focolaio di conflitto
7)по горячим следам — sulle tracce recenti, a caldo
* * *прил.1) caldoгоря́чие солнечные лучи — raggi cocenti del sole
горя́чий чай — the caldo
горя́чие пески — sabbie f pl infuocate
2) (полный силы, страстный) ardente, fervidoгоря́чая любовь — amore ardente
горя́чее желание — desiderio ardente
горя́чая дискуссия — dibattito animato / acceso
горя́чая поддержка — un unanime / acceso sostegno
горя́чие аплодисменты — applausi fragorosi
горя́чий привет — un caloroso saluto
3) полн. ф. ( производимый с помощью нагревания) al caldo, termicoгоря́чая обработка металла — trattamento termico dei metalli
4) ( вспыльчивый) iroso, focosoгоря́чий характер, горя́чая голова разг. — testa calda
5) полн. ф. перен. ( напряжённый) caldo, intensoгоря́чие дни — giornate campali
горя́чая точка — punto caldo
горя́чие деньги — hot money англ.
всыпать горя́чих уст. перен. — far assaggiare nerbate
горя́чая линия — linea calda
идти / пойти по горя́чим следам — (per)seguire (per) le tracce recenti
попасть / подвернуться под горя́чую руку — capitare in un momento proprio brutto
* * *adj1) gener. di calda temperatura, di temperatura calda, animoso, bizzarro, brioso, cocente, effusivo, subitaneo, scottante, avvampante, bollente, brucente, caldo, caloroso, concitato, fervente, fervido, fiero, termale, veemente2) obs. focace3) liter. acceso, focoso
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