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1 advertise *** ad·ver·tise
['ædvətaɪz]1. vt2. vifare (della) pubblicità or (della) réclameto advertise for — (staff) cercare tramite annuncio
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2 advertise
['ædvətaɪz] 1.1) (for publicity) fare pubblicità a, reclamizzare [product, service]; annunciare, rendere noto [price, rate]2) (for sale, applications) mettere, (far) pubblicare un annuncio per [car, house, job, vacancy]3) (make known) segnalare [ presence]; palesare, manifestare [ignorance, weakness]2.1) (for sales, publicity) fare pubblicità2) (for staff) pubblicare un annuncio* * *(to make (something) known to the public by any of various methods: I've advertised (my house) in the newspaper; They advertised on TV for volunteers.) fare pubblicità, mettere un annuncio- advertiser* * *['ædvətaɪz] 1.1) (for publicity) fare pubblicità a, reclamizzare [product, service]; annunciare, rendere noto [price, rate]2) (for sale, applications) mettere, (far) pubblicare un annuncio per [car, house, job, vacancy]3) (make known) segnalare [ presence]; palesare, manifestare [ignorance, weakness]2.1) (for sales, publicity) fare pubblicità2) (for staff) pubblicare un annuncio -
3 ♦ (to) advertise
♦ (to) advertise /ˈædvətaɪz/A v. t.1 fare pubblicità a; reclamizzare; pubblicizzare; propagandare: to advertise a new product, reclamizzare un prodotto nuovo; It's advertised as indestructible, viene reclamizzato come indistruggibile2 mettere un annuncio (o un'inserzione) per ( offrire); offrire mediante inserzione: to advertise a house, mettere un'inserzione per vendere la casa; mettere in vendita una casa mediante inserzione; DIALOGO → - Renting a room- Did you advertise the room?, hai messo un annuncio per la stanza?; The house was advertised on Tuesday, l'inserzione per la casa è stata pubblicata martedì; to advertise a job, mettere un inserzione per offrire un lavoro3 annunciare; rendere noto; segnalare; rivelare; sbandierare: to advertise one's presence, segnalare la propria presenza; to advertise one's ignorance, sbandierare la propria ignoranza4 (arc.) informareB v. i.1 fare pubblicità: to advertise on television, fare pubblicità in televisione; trasmettere spot televisivi2 mettere un'inserzione (o un annuncio); cercare mediante inserzione: We advertised for a cook, mettemmo un annuncio per trovare un cuoco; to advertise for a job, cercare lavoro mettendo inserzioniFALSI AMICI: advertise non significa avvertire NOTA D'USO: -- ise o -ize?-. -
4 ♦ (to) advertise
♦ (to) advertise /ˈædvətaɪz/A v. t.1 fare pubblicità a; reclamizzare; pubblicizzare; propagandare: to advertise a new product, reclamizzare un prodotto nuovo; It's advertised as indestructible, viene reclamizzato come indistruggibile2 mettere un annuncio (o un'inserzione) per ( offrire); offrire mediante inserzione: to advertise a house, mettere un'inserzione per vendere la casa; mettere in vendita una casa mediante inserzione; DIALOGO → - Renting a room- Did you advertise the room?, hai messo un annuncio per la stanza?; The house was advertised on Tuesday, l'inserzione per la casa è stata pubblicata martedì; to advertise a job, mettere un inserzione per offrire un lavoro3 annunciare; rendere noto; segnalare; rivelare; sbandierare: to advertise one's presence, segnalare la propria presenza; to advertise one's ignorance, sbandierare la propria ignoranza4 (arc.) informareB v. i.1 fare pubblicità: to advertise on television, fare pubblicità in televisione; trasmettere spot televisivi2 mettere un'inserzione (o un annuncio); cercare mediante inserzione: We advertised for a cook, mettemmo un annuncio per trovare un cuoco; to advertise for a job, cercare lavoro mettendo inserzioniFALSI AMICI: advertise non significa avvertire NOTA D'USO: -- ise o -ize?-. -
5 board
I 1. [bɔːd]1) (plank) asse f., tavola f.2) amm. consiglio m.board of governors — scol. giunta scolastica
3) gioc. (playing surface) tavolo m.4) scol. lavagna f.5) (notice board) (for information) tabellone m.; (to advertise) cartellone m. pubblicitario6) inform. elettron. scheda f.8) on board a bordo2.to take sth. on board — prendere a bordo o imbarcare [cargo, passengers]; fig. accettare [changes, facts]; affrontare [ problem]
1) (floor) pavimento m.sing.2) teatr. scene f.3.to tread the boards — calcare le scene o le tavole
modificatore amm. [meeting, member] del consiglio di amministrazione••above board — lealmente, in modo trasparente
across the board — generalizzato, indiscriminato
II 1. [bɔːd]to go by the board — fallire, naufragare
1) (get on) salire a bordo di [boat, plane]; salire su [bus, train]2.verbo intransitivo essere a pensione ( with presso, da); scol. (in boarding school) [ pupil] essere interno- board up* * *[bo:d] 1. noun1) (a strip of timber: The floorboards of the old house were rotten.) asse2) (a flat piece of wood etc for a special purpose: notice-board; chessboard.) tabellone3) (meals: board and lodging.) vitto e alloggio4) (an official group of persons administering an organization etc: the board of directors.) consiglio2. verb1) (to enter, or get on to (a vehicle, ship, plane etc): This is where we board the bus.) salire su2) (to live temporarily and take meals (in someone else's house): He boards at Mrs Smith's during the week.) essere a pensione•- boarder- boarding-house
- boarding-school
- across the board
- go by the board* * *I 1. [bɔːd]1) (plank) asse f., tavola f.2) amm. consiglio m.board of governors — scol. giunta scolastica
3) gioc. (playing surface) tavolo m.4) scol. lavagna f.5) (notice board) (for information) tabellone m.; (to advertise) cartellone m. pubblicitario6) inform. elettron. scheda f.8) on board a bordo2.to take sth. on board — prendere a bordo o imbarcare [cargo, passengers]; fig. accettare [changes, facts]; affrontare [ problem]
1) (floor) pavimento m.sing.2) teatr. scene f.3.to tread the boards — calcare le scene o le tavole
modificatore amm. [meeting, member] del consiglio di amministrazione••above board — lealmente, in modo trasparente
across the board — generalizzato, indiscriminato
II 1. [bɔːd]to go by the board — fallire, naufragare
1) (get on) salire a bordo di [boat, plane]; salire su [bus, train]2.verbo intransitivo essere a pensione ( with presso, da); scol. (in boarding school) [ pupil] essere interno- board up -
6 vacancy
['veɪkənsɪ]1) (free room) camera f. libera"vacancies" — (on sign) "camere libere"
"no vacancies" — "completo"
2) (unfilled job, place) posto m. vacante"no vacancies" — (on sign) = non ci sono posti di lavoro disponibili
3) (stupidity) vacuità f., ottusità f.* * *plural - vacancies; noun1) (an unoccupied post: We have a vacancy for a typist.) posto vacante2) (the condition of being vacant; emptiness: The vacancy of his expression made me doubt if he was listening.) vuoto* * *['veɪkənsɪ]1) (free room) camera f. libera"vacancies" — (on sign) "camere libere"
"no vacancies" — "completo"
2) (unfilled job, place) posto m. vacante"no vacancies" — (on sign) = non ci sono posti di lavoro disponibili
3) (stupidity) vacuità f., ottusità f. -
7 pay *****
[peɪ] paid vb: pt, pp1. n(gen) pagato be in sb's pay — essere pagato (-a) da or essere al servizio di qn
2. vt1) (gen) pagare, (debt, account) saldare, pagarehe paid him £10 — gli ha dato 10 sterline
I paid £15 for that record — quel disco l'ho pagato 15 sterline
to be or get paid on Fridays — prendere or riscuotere la paga il venerdì
to pay one's way — (to contribute one's share) pagare la propria parte, (to remain solvent: company) coprire le spese
to put paid to — (plan, person) rovinare, (trip) impedire
to pay dividends Fin — pagare dividendi, fig dare buoni frutti
2) (be profitable to: also), fig convenire aI wasn't paying attention to what the teacher was saying — non stavo prestando attenzione a quello che diceva l'insegnante
See:3. vi1) pagaredon't worry, I'll pay — non preoccuparti, pagherò io
2) (be profitable) rendere, convenirethe business doesn't pay — l'attività non rende or non è redditizia
3) (fig: to suffer) pagareshe paid for it with her life — le è costato la vita, ha pagato con la vita
•- pay back- pay down- pay for- pay in- pay off- pay out- pay up
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