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1 ammettere vt irreg
[am'mettere]1) (far entrare: visitatore) to admit, let in, allow in, (accettare: nuovo socio, studente) to admitessere ammesso agli esami orali — to be admitted to o to be allowed to do the oral exams
2) (riconoscere: colpa, errore, fatto) to admit, acknowledge3) (supporre) to suppose, assumeammettiamo che sia vero — let us suppose o assume that it's true
ammettiamo che venga... — suppose he comes...
ammesso (e non concesso) che... — (just) assuming that...
4) (tollerare: scuse, comportamento) to accept, (permettere) to allow -
2 ammettere
vt irreg [am'mettere]1) (far entrare: visitatore) to admit, let in, allow in, (accettare: nuovo socio, studente) to admitessere ammesso agli esami orali — to be admitted to o to be allowed to do the oral exams
2) (riconoscere: colpa, errore, fatto) to admit, acknowledge3) (supporre) to suppose, assumeammettiamo che sia vero — let us suppose o assume that it's true
ammettiamo che venga... — suppose he comes...
ammesso (e non concesso) che... — (just) assuming that...
4) (tollerare: scuse, comportamento) to accept, (permettere) to allow -
3 ammettere
admit( supporre) suppose( riconoscere) acknowledgeammesso che... supposing (that)...* * *ammettere v.tr.1 ( introdurre, lasciar entrare) to admit, to receive: essere ammesso alla presenza di, to be received by; ammettere qlcu. a corte, to receive s.o. at Court; ammettere qlcu. nella Chiesa, to receive s.o. into the Church; essere ammesso all'accademia, in un club, to be admitted to the Academy, to a club // i cani, i bambini non sono ammessi, dogs, children, not admitted2 ( accettare) to admit; to grant: la tua domanda è stata ammessa, your request has been granted (o accepted)3 ( concedere) to admit, to concede, to grant, to acknowledge; ( supporre) to suppose: ammetto che fu una buona idea, I concede (o grant) that it was a good idea; ammettendo che egli non parta subito..., given that (o supposing that) he isn't leaving straightaway...; ammettiamo pure che tu abbia ragione, let us grant you are right4 ( tollerare) to allow: non ammetterò interruzioni, I won't allow any interruption // il problema ammette più soluzioni, more than one solution is possible.* * *[am'mettere]verbo transitivo1) (riconoscere) to admit, to acknowledge [fatto, sconfitta, colpevolezza, errore]; to confess [ignoranza, paura]ammetti che è ridicolo — you must admit, it's ridiculous
2) (accettare)essere ammesso a — to get in(to), to gain entrance to [scuola, club]
non è stato ammesso all'esame — scol. univ. he wasn't allowed to take the exam
3) (permettere) to permit, to stand*4) (supporre)ammettiamo che... — let's suppose (that)
* * *ammettere/am'mettere/ [60]1 (riconoscere) to admit, to acknowledge [fatto, sconfitta, colpevolezza, errore]; to confess [ignoranza, paura]; ammettere di avere fatto to admit having done; come lei stesso ha ammesso by your own admission; ammetti che è ridicolo you must admit, it's ridiculous2 (accettare) essere ammesso a to get in(to), to gain entrance to [scuola, club]; non è stato ammesso all'esame scol. univ. he wasn't allowed to take the exam3 (permettere) to permit, to stand*; non ammetteremo nessuna eccezione no exceptions will be made; non ammetto che mi si tratti in questo modo I won't be treated in this way4 (supporre) ammettiamo che... let's suppose (that)... -
4 ricevere
receivedi medico see patientsricevere gente have guests* * *ricevere v.tr.1 to receive, to get*: ho ricevuto la tua lettera stamane, I received your letter this morning; ricevette la merce giusto in tempo, he received the goods just in time; ricevere un regalo, un favore, una notizia, visite, to receive a present, a favour, a piece of news, visitors; ho ricevuto una telefonata anonima, I got (o received) an anonymous phone call; ricevere un'offesa, to receive an insult; ricevere un calcio, to get a kick; il mare riceve acqua dai fiumi, the sea gets water from the rivers; questa stanza non riceve abbastanza luce, this room does not get enough light // ricevere il battesimo, to be baptized3 ( accettare) to accept, to take*; ( ammettere) to admit: non ricevono prenotazioni, they don't take (o accept) bookings; non ricevo ordini da te, I don't take orders from you; le sue idee non saranno ben ricevute nel nostro paese, his ideas will not be well received in our country; ricevere uno come novizio, to admit s.o. as a novice; essere ricevuti in un club, to be admitted to a club4 ( prendere, avere) to take*, to have, to get*: ricevo 100 euro al giorno, I get 100 euros a day; ricevere in cambio, to take (o to receive) in exchange; ricevere in prestito, to borrow5 ( contenere, accogliere) to admit, to take*: il porto di Genova riceve grandi imbarcazioni, the port of Genoa admits big ships; questa sala può ricevere cento persone, this hall can hold (o take) a hundred people6 ( dare il benvenuto a, accogliere) to receive, to welcome; ( andare incontro) to meet*: andremo alla stazione a riceverli, we shall go to the station to welcome (o to meet) them; mi ricevettero a braccia aperte, they welcomed me with open arms; mi ricevette sulla porta, he met me at the door; mi ricevette in pigiama, he received me in his pyjamas7 ( ammettere nel proprio domicilio, studio ecc.) to receive; to be at home (to visitors): il dottore riceve dalle 14 alle 16 pomeridiane, the doctor receives patients from 2 to 4 p.m.; vi riceverà subito, he'll receive you immediately8 ( dare udienza) to grant audience to (s.o): il ministro non riceve, the minister does not grant audience9 (tel.) to receive.* * *[ri'tʃevere]verbo transitivo1) (essere il destinatario di) to receive, to get* [regalo, denaro, telefonata, lettera, complimento, risposta, rimproveri] (da from); (percepire) to get*, to draw*, to take* [ stipendio]; (accettare) to accept [ prenotazioni]ricevere un rifiuto — to be refused o turned down
ricevere notizie di qcn. — to hear from sb., to have news from sb.
2) (accogliere) to welcome, to receive [amici, invitati]; (in modo ufficiale) to receive [ministro, ambasciatore, delegazione]3) (per una consultazione) to see*, to receive [pazienti, clienti]4) rad. telev. to receive [segnale, onde]la ricevo forte e chiaro — I am receiving you o I can read you loud and clear
5) (prendere) to get* [sole, pioggia]* * *ricevere/ri't∫evere/ [2]1 (essere il destinatario di) to receive, to get* [regalo, denaro, telefonata, lettera, complimento, risposta, rimproveri] (da from); (percepire) to get*, to draw*, to take* [ stipendio]; (accettare) to accept [ prenotazioni]; ricevere molte critiche to be much criticized; ricevere un rifiuto to be refused o turned down; ricevere notizie di qcn. to hear from sb., to have news from sb.; ricevere un calcio to get kicked2 (accogliere) to welcome, to receive [amici, invitati]; (in modo ufficiale) to receive [ministro, ambasciatore, delegazione]; è stato ricevuto dal ministro the minister granted him audience3 (per una consultazione) to see*, to receive [pazienti, clienti]; il dottore riceve solo su appuntamento the doctor only sees patients by appointment; il professore riceve fra le 14 e le 17 the professor's office hours are between 2 and 5 pm; il direttore la riceverà nel suo ufficio the manager will see you in his office4 rad. telev. to receive [segnale, onde]; questo canale si riceve male the reception of this channel is bad; la ricevo forte e chiaro I am receiving you o I can read you loud and clear; ricevuto! roger! wilco!5 (prendere) to get* [sole, pioggia]; la stanza non riceve mai la luce del sole the room never gets any sun -
5 aggregare
aggregare v.tr. to aggregate.◘ aggregarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.2 ( ammassarsi) to aggregate, to unite.* * *[aɡɡre'ɡare]1. vtaggregare qn a qc — to include sb in sth, (a un club) to admit sb to sth
2. vr (aggregarsi)aggregarsi (a) — to join, (a un club) to become a member of
3. vip (aggregarsi)Geol, Bio to aggregate* * *[aggre'gare] 1.verbo transitivo to aggregate2.verbo pronominale aggregarsi1) (formare un tutt'uno) to aggregate2) (unirsi)- rsi a — to join, to tag on, to take up with [persona, gruppo]
* * *aggregare/aggre'gare/ [1]to aggregateII aggregarsi verbo pronominale1 (formare un tutt'uno) to aggregate -
6 aggregare
[aɡɡre'ɡare]1. vtaggregare qn a qc — to include sb in sth, (a un club) to admit sb to sth
2. vr (aggregarsi)aggregarsi (a) — to join, (a un club) to become a member of
3. vip (aggregarsi)Geol, Bio to aggregate
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