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1 partenza
"start;Abgang;Abfahrt;partida"* * *f departuresports startinformation technology partenza a freddo cold startessere di partenza be just about to leave, be on the point of leavingfig punto m di partenza starting point, point of departure* * *partenza s.f.1 departure: l'ora della partenza, the time of departure; rimandare la partenza, to put off one's departure; fissare la data della partenza, to fix the departure date; mancano dieci giorni alla partenza per Roma, there are ten days left before the departure for Rome; essere in partenza, to be leaving; l'aereo, la nave, il treno in partenza per Napoli, the plane, the ship, the train leaving for Naples; il treno è in partenza dal binario 6, the train is about to leave from platform 6; prendere il primo treno in partenza, to take the first train leaving; marciapiede di partenza, ( in stazione) (departure) platform; segnale di partenza, starting-signal2 (sport) ( inizio di una corsa, di un movimento) start: partenza da fermi, standing start; partenza lanciata, flying start; falsa partenza, false start; linea di partenza, starting line; presentarsi alla partenza, to arrive at the starting line; punto di partenza, starting point (anche fig.): questo fu il punto di partenza del nostro dibattito, this was the starting point for our discussion.* * *[par'tɛntsa]sostantivo femminile1) (atto del partire) departure2) sport startfalsa partenza — false start (anche fig.)
3) (inizio) startpunto di partenza — base o point of departure
4) in partenza leaving; [ posta] outgoingin partenza per — [aereo, nave, treno, persona] bound for
il treno è in partenza — the train is about to leave o to depart
è una battaglia persa in partenza — fig. it's a losing battle
•partenza da fermo — sport standing start
partenza lanciata — sport flying start
partenza in salita — aut. hill start
* * *partenza/par'tεntsa/sostantivo f.1 (atto del partire) departure; essere di partenza to be about to leave3 (inizio) start; punto di partenza base o point of departure; essere di nuovo al punto di partenza to be back at square one4 in partenza leaving; [ posta] outgoing; in partenza per [aereo, nave, treno, persona] bound for; il treno è in partenza the train is about to leave o to depart; è una battaglia persa in partenza fig. it's a losing battlepartenza da fermo sport standing start; partenza lanciata sport flying start; partenza in salita aut. hill start; partenza scaglionata staggered start. -
2 scaglione
scaglione s.m.1 ( gruppo, lotto) group, batch, lot: a scaglioni, in groups; il primo scaglione della merce è stato consegnato, the first batch of goods has been delivered2 (econ.) ( fascia) bracket, class: scaglione di età, age bracket; scaglione d'imposta, tax bracket; scaglione di reddito, income bracket (o class)3 (mil.) echelon4 ( ampio gradino) large step.* * *[skaʎ'ʎone]sostantivo maschile1) mil. echelon, batch2) amm. econ. bracket, class3) fig.la chiusura verrà effettuata a -i nell'arco di cinque anni — the closure will be staggered over five years
* * *scaglione/skaλ'λone/sostantivo m.1 mil. echelon, batch2 amm. econ. bracket, class3 fig. la chiusura verrà effettuata a -i nell'arco di cinque anni the closure will be staggered over five years. -
3 articolato
articolato1 agg.4 ( di sciopero) staggered.* * *I 1. [artiko'lato]participio passato articolare II2.1) anat. articulate2) tecn. (snodato) [autobus, giunto] articulatedII [artiko'lato]un discorso ben articolato — an articulate o a well-structured speech
aggettivo ling.preposizione -a — = preposition combined with a definite article
* * *articolato1/artiko'lato/→ 2. articolareII aggettivo1 anat. articulate2 tecn. (snodato) [autobus, giunto] articulated————————articolato2/artiko'lato/ling. preposizione -a = preposition combined with a definite article. -
4 partenza scaglionata
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5 sciopero
m strikefare sciopero go on strikesciopero bianco work-to-rulesciopero generale general strikesciopero della fame hunger strike* * *sciopero s.m. strike, walkout: sciopero a oltranza, all-out strike; sciopero a singhiozzo, on-off strike; sciopero a scacchiera, staggered strike; sciopero bianco, work to rule (o go-slow); sciopero della fame, hunger strike; sciopero dei mezzi pubblici, transport strike; sciopero generale, general strike; sciopero lampo, senza preavviso, lightning strike; sciopero nazionale, nationwide strike; sciopero selvaggio, wildcat strike; entrare in sciopero, to go on strike; essere in sciopero, to be on strike; indire uno sciopero, to call a strike; diritto di sciopero, right to strike.* * *['ʃɔpero]sostantivo maschile strikeessere in sciopero — to be on strike, to be out
entrare o scendere in sciopero to go on strike, to come out; indire, revocare uno sciopero — to call out, to call off a strike
sciopero (a gatto) selvaggio — unofficial strike, wildcat strike
* * *sciopero/'∫ɔpero/sostantivo m.strike; essere in sciopero to be on strike, to be out; entrare o scendere in sciopero to go on strike, to come out; indire, revocare uno sciopero to call out, to call off a strike\sciopero bianco work-to-rule; sciopero della fame hunger strike; sciopero generale general strike; sciopero a scacchiera rolling strike; sciopero (a gatto) selvaggio unofficial strike, wildcat strike; sciopero a singhiozzo selective strike; sciopero di solidarietà sympathy strike. -
6 tentennare
tentennare v. intr.1 ( traballare) to totter, to stagger, to be unsteady: camminava tentennando, he was staggering along; il palo tentennò e cadde, the post tottered and fell2 ( oscillare) to swing*, to oscillate3 ( esitare) to hesitate, to waver, to dither (about), to shilly-shally: tentennare fra due decisioni, to waver between two decisions; non tentennare, questa è la via giusta, don't hesitate, this is the right way◆ v.tr. (non com.) to shake*.* * *[tenten'nare]1. vigli tentenna un dente — he's got a wobbly o loose tooth
2. vt* * *[tenten'nare]1) (oscillare) to niddle-noddle, to vacillate, to wobble2) fig. (esitare) to vacillate, to balk, to dillydally colloq., to shillyshally colloq.* * *tentennare/tenten'nare/ [1](aus. avere)1 (oscillare) to niddle-noddle, to vacillate, to wobble -
7 traballare
staggermobile wobble* * *traballare v. intr.1 ( barcollare, vacillare) to stagger, to totter, to wobble, to be shaky; ( di bambini) to toddle: entrò, uscì traballando, he staggered in, out; quel tavolo traballa, that table wobbles; procedere traballando, to stagger (o to totter) along2 ( di veicoli) to jolt, to bump: l'automobile procedeva traballando, the car was jolting (o bumping) along.* * *[trabal'lare]1) (essere instabile) [ sedia] to wobble; [ scala] to be* shaky, to be* rickety; [ persona] to totter, to stagger, to wobble2) [ veicolo] to jolt3) fig. [ governo] to totterla ditta traballa — the company is tottering o is in a shaky situation
* * *traballare/trabal'lare/ [1](aus. avere)1 (essere instabile) [ sedia] to wobble; [ scala] to be* shaky, to be* rickety; [ persona] to totter, to stagger, to wobble2 [ veicolo] to jolt -
8 barcollare vi
[barkol'lare] -
9 barcolloni
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10 barcollare
vi [barkol'lare] -
11 tentennare
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