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1 термич.
сокр. от термическийtermico, term. -
2 тридцать одно
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3 Библия
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4 Вифания
nbible.term. Betania -
5 Господь Саваоф
nbible.term. Signore degli eserciti -
6 Йов
nbible.term. Giobbe -
7 Нагорная проповедь
adjbible.term. discorso della montagna -
8 Священное Писание
adjbible.term. Sacra Scrittura -
9 Харан
nbible.term. Carran (упоминается в книге Бытие, в биографии Аврама) -
10 банк
1) ( учреждение) banca ж.••2) ( в карточной игре) banco м.* * *I м.1) banca f; banco ( только в названиях), istituto di creditoвнести деньги в банк — versare denaro / moneta in banca
забрать деньги из банка — prelevare denaro dalla banca; prendere i soldi in banca разг.
2) спец. banca fII м. карт.* * *n1) gener. banca, casa bancaria (частный), istituto di credito2) card.term. banco3) econ. azienda bancaria, banca (носитель информации), banca (финансовое учреждение), impresa bancaria, istituzione creditizia, operazione indifferente, organizzazione bancaria, sofferenze4) fin. azienda di credito, ente creditizio, ente finanziario, istituzione bancaria, istituzione di credito, societa bancaria, Istituto bancario italiano, piazza bancabile5) ital. istituto -
11 бегство в Египет
nbible.term. la fuga in Egitto -
12 безик
ncard.term. bazzica -
13 бубны
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14 быть в ренонсе
vcard.term. fagliare -
15 валет
fante м.* * *м.1) карт. fante2) жарг. uomo da nulla, nullità f••спать вале́том — dormire (in due) testa contro piedi
* * *n1) gener. gobbo (в картах)2) card.term. tante -
16 взятка
1) ( подкуп) bustarella ж., sbruffo м., tangente ж.2) ( в картах) presa ж.* * *ж.1) ( подкуп) bustarella разг., газет.; tangente f книжн. газет.; mazzetta прост.давать взя́тку — dare la bustarella; ungere le ruote
брать взя́тки — prendere bustarelle / tangenti
он осуждён за взя́тку (= за взяточничество) — è stato condannato per concussione
2) ( в карточной игре) presa, bazza••... и взя́тка гладки с кого-л. —... e non se ne cava niente
* * *n1) gener. boccone, imbeccata, ingoffo, lecco, palmata, sbruffo, bustarella, concussione2) liter. offa3) card.term. bazza4) fin. mazzetta, moneta contraffatta, retrocessione, sottomano, tangente -
17 вист
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18 выигрыш
1) ( победа) vittoria ж.2) (то, что выиграно) vincita ж.3) ( выгода) vantaggio м., profitto м., guadagno м.* * *м.вы́игрыш во времени — tempo guadagnato
быть в вы́игрыше — vincere vt, guadagnare vi (a)
* * *n1) gener. guadagnata, premio (в лотерее и т.п.), guadagnato, premio, vincita2) card.term. avuta3) radio. guadagno -
19 гамбит
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20 дебют
1) ( первое выступление) debutto м., esordio м.2) ( в шахматах) apertura ж.* * *м.1) esordio, debutto2) шахм., шашк. apertura f* * *n1) gener. debutto, esordimento, esordio2) chess.term. apertura
См. также в других словарях:
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