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1 operaio
(pl -ai) 1. adj working2. m, operaia f workeroperaio specializzato skilled worker* * *operaio agg.1 ( che lavora) worker (attr.): prete operaio, worker priest; ape operaia, worker-bee; formica operaia, worker ant2 ( di operai) working, workers' (attr.): classe operaia, working-class; movimento operaio, workers' movement; lotte operaie, labour conflicts (o struggles); le maestranze operaie, workers (o hands)◆ s.m.1 worker, workman*; hand: operaio a cottimo, pieceworker; operaio a ore, time-worker; operaio a orario ridotto, part-time worker; operaio a giornata, day labourer; operaio finito, qualificato, specializzato, skilled worker; operaio non specializzato, unskilled worker; operaio di fabbrica, factory worker; operai dell'industria, industrial workers; operai tessili, textile workers; operaio metallurgico, metalworker; operaio disoccupato, unemployed worker // (mecc.): operaio addetto alla punzonatrice, piercer; operaio montatore, fitter; operaio tornitore, turner (o lathe worker)* * *[ope'rajo] operaio -aia, -ai, -aie1. agg1) (movimento, partito) workers' attr, (prete) worker attr2) (Zool : ape, formica) worker attr2. smworker, workman3. sf* * *1.1) pol. sociol. [movimento, partito] working class, labour BE, labor AE; [famiglia, quartiere] working class; [ contestazione] of the workers2.classe -a — working class, labour
sostantivo maschile (f. -a) worker, labourer BE, laborer AE, handoperaio specializzato — skilled o trained o qualified worker
* * *operaiopl. -ai, - aie /ope'rajo, ai, aje/ ⇒ 181 pol. sociol. [movimento, partito] working class, labour BE, labor AE; [famiglia, quartiere] working class; [ contestazione] of the workers; classe -a working class, labour; prete operaio worker- priest( f. -a) worker, labourer BE, laborer AE, hand; operaio specializzato skilled o trained o qualified worker. -
2 spillo
m pinspillo di sicurezza safety pin* * *spillo s.m.1 pin: spillo da cravatta, tiepin; spillo di sicurezza, da balia, safety pin; capocchia di spillo, pinhead; cuscinetto per spilli, pincushion; foro di spillo, pinhole; fermare qlco. con spilli, to pin sthg. down // tacchi a spillo, stiletto heels // nella mia valigia non ci sta più neanche uno spillo, my suitcase is so full I can't get anything else in it at all3 ( stilo per forare botti) broach, piercer* * *['spillo]sostantivo maschile1) pin2) (per botti) tap* * *spillo/'spillo/sostantivo m.1 pin; puntare con degli -i to pin2 (per botti) tap.
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