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1 fee
[fiː]1) (for a service) tariffa f., costo m.; (for professional service) onorario m., parcella f.; (for artistic service) compenso m., cachet m.he charged us a fee of $ 20 — ci ha fatto pagare 20 dollari
2) (for admission) tassa f. d'iscrizione; (for membership) quota f.admission fee, entry fee — ingresso
* * *[fi:](the price paid for work done by a doctor, lawyer etc or for some special service or right: the lawyer's fee; an entrance fee; university fees.) onorario; tassa* * *[fiː]1) (for a service) tariffa f., costo m.; (for professional service) onorario m., parcella f.; (for artistic service) compenso m., cachet m.he charged us a fee of $ 20 — ci ha fatto pagare 20 dollari
2) (for admission) tassa f. d'iscrizione; (for membership) quota f.admission fee, entry fee — ingresso
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2 ♦ fee
♦ fee /fi:/n.1 onorario; parcella; compenso; emolumento; competenze (pl.): a doctor's fee, l'onorario di un dottore; lawyer's fee, parcella di avvocato; for a fee, dietro compenso2 quota, tassa (di iscrizione, ecc.): DIALOGO → - Course fees- How much are the course fees?, quanto costa il corso?; diritto; entrance fee, tassa d'iscrizione; registration fee, tassa di registrazione; club fees, quote sociali ( di circolo); booking fee, diritto di prenotazione; DIALOGO → - Changing booking over the phone- There's a small fee of £20 for changing flights, c'è una piccola penale di £20 per la modifica del volo; consular fees, diritti consolari; college fees, tasse universitarie; DIALOGO → - Discussing video games- You have to pay a subscription fee to play online, ti devi abbonare per giocare online4 (prezzo di) biglietto: admission (o entrance, entry) fee, biglietto di ingresso (a museo, mostra, ecc.); hourly fee, tariffa oraria7 [u] (leg.) diritti di proprietà derivanti da discendenza● (leg.) fees and costs, competenze e spese □ (stor.) fee farm, possedimento perpetuo dietro canone fisso; ( anche) il canone pagato □ on a fee-for-service basis, per servizio reso □ ( banca) fee income, proventi da commissioni □ fee-paying, ( di allievo) pagante; ( di scuola, ecc.) con retta □ (leg.) fee simple, proprietà assoluta □ (leg.) fee tail, proprietà con limitazioni circa la successione □ (stor.) to hold st. in fee of sb., aver ricevuto qc. in feudo da q.(to) fee /fi:/v. t.3 (arc.) assicurarsi le prestazioni di; assumere. -
3 commission
I [kə'mɪʃn]1) (for goods sold) provvigione f.to get a 5% commission — prendere o ricevere una provvigione del 5%
2) (fee) commissione f.we charge 1% commission on travellers' cheques — prendiamo l'1% di commissione sui travellers' cheque
3) (advance order) commissione f.to give sb. a commission — dare una commissione a qcn.
4) (committee) commissione f. (on per)5) mil. brevetto m. di ufficiale6) form. (of crime) commissione f., perpetrazione f.7) (mission) incarico m.; (authority to act) mandato m.8) (operation)in commission — [ ship] in servizio
II [kə'mɪʃn]out of commission — [ ship] in disarmo; [ machine] fuori servizio
2) (instruct)to commission sb. to do — incaricare qcn. di fare
3) mil. nominare [ officer]4) (prepare for service) armare [ ship]; mettere in servizio, in funzione [power station, plane]* * *[kə'miʃən] 1.1) (money earned by a person who sells things for someone else.)2) (an order for a work of art: a commission to paint the president's portrait.)3) (an official paper giving authority, especially to an army officer etc: My son got his commission last year.)4) (an official group appointed to report on a specific matter: a commission of enquiry.)2. verb1) (to give an order (especially for a work of art) to: He was commissioned to paint the Lord Mayor's portrait.) commissionare2) (to give a military commission to.) nominare qualcuno ufficiale•- commissioner
- in/out of commission* * *I [kə'mɪʃn]1) (for goods sold) provvigione f.to get a 5% commission — prendere o ricevere una provvigione del 5%
2) (fee) commissione f.we charge 1% commission on travellers' cheques — prendiamo l'1% di commissione sui travellers' cheque
3) (advance order) commissione f.to give sb. a commission — dare una commissione a qcn.
4) (committee) commissione f. (on per)5) mil. brevetto m. di ufficiale6) form. (of crime) commissione f., perpetrazione f.7) (mission) incarico m.; (authority to act) mandato m.8) (operation)in commission — [ ship] in servizio
II [kə'mɪʃn]out of commission — [ ship] in disarmo; [ machine] fuori servizio
2) (instruct)to commission sb. to do — incaricare qcn. di fare
3) mil. nominare [ officer]4) (prepare for service) armare [ ship]; mettere in servizio, in funzione [power station, plane] -
4 hourly
['aʊəlɪ] 1.1) (every hour) [ bulletin] orario2) (per hour) [ rate] orario2.1) (every hour) [arrive, phone] (a) ogni ora2) (per hour)to pay sb. hourly — pagare qcn. all'ora
* * *adjective, adverb ((happening or done) every hour: Take his temperature hourly; hourly reports.) ogni ora; frequente* * *hourly /ˈaʊəlɪ/A a.1 orario; di ogni ora; ogni ora: (econ.) the hourly output, la produzione oraria; an hourly bus service, un servizio di autobus ogni ora2 a ore; orario: hourly wages, salario orario; DIALOGO → - Signing on with an agency- What's the hourly rate of pay?, qual è la paga oraria?3 (fig.) frequente; continuoB avv.1 ogni ora; d'ora in ora; da un momento all'altro: The ship is expected hourly, la nave è attesa da un momento all'altro2 frequentemente; continuamente● hourly rate [fee], paga [tariffa] oraria □ ( di lavoro) hourly-rated, retribuito a ore □ on an hourly basis, ogni ora, una volta all'ora, di ora in ora; (di tariffa, stipendio, ecc.) su base oraria, a ore, un tanto all'ora: Data are recorded on an hourly basis, i dati sono registrati ogni ora (o di ora in ora).* * *['aʊəlɪ] 1.1) (every hour) [ bulletin] orario2) (per hour) [ rate] orario2.1) (every hour) [arrive, phone] (a) ogni ora2) (per hour)to pay sb. hourly — pagare qcn. all'ora
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