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1 ♦ pension
♦ pension (1) /ˈpɛnʃn/n.1 pensione ( assegno fisso percepito da un pensionato): old-age pension, pensione di vecchiaia; disability pension, pensione di invalidità; widow's pension, pensione di reversibilità; state pension, pensione statale ( di un lavoratore); to get a good pension, prendere una buona pensione NOTA D'USO: - andare in pensione-● pension book, libretto della pensione □ (fin.) pension company, società assicuratrice di pensioni volontarie □ pension contributions, contributi per la pensione; contributi sociali □ (fin.) pension fund, fondo pensione □ pension plan, piano di pensionamento □ pension system, sistema pensionistico □ to retire on a pension, andare in pensione.pension (2) /ˈpɒnsɪɒn/ (franc.)n.pensione: to live en pension, essere (o stare) a pensione.(to) pension /ˈpɛnʃn/v. t.pensionare; assegnare una pensione a (q.). -
2 pension
['penʃn]1) (payment) pensione f.2) (boarding house) pensione f.* * *['penʃən](a sum of money paid regularly to a widow, a person who has retired from work, a soldier who has been seriously injured in a war etc: He lives on his pension; a retirement pension.) pensione- pension off* * *['penʃn]1) (payment) pensione f.2) (boarding house) pensione f. -
3 ♦ retirement
♦ retirement /rɪˈtaɪəmənt/n.1 [uc] pensionamento: There have been several retirements in the department this year, ci sono stati molti pensionamenti nel servizio quest'anno; He has reached the age of retirement, ha raggiunto l'età pensionabile; early retirement, pensionamento anticipato; prepensionamento2 [u] periodo della pensione: He plans to spend his retirement travelling, intende trascorrere gli anni della pensione viaggiando3 [uc] ritiro ( da un'attività, da una gara): He announced his retirement from public life, ha annunciato il suo ritiro dalla vita pubblica; The injury led to his retirement from football, l'infortunio ha causato il suo ritiro dal calcio4 ritiro ( della giuria): The jury convicted him after a four-hour retirement, la giuria lo ha dichiarato colpevole dopo quattro ore di deliberazione6 [u] (fin.) ritiro; smobilizzazione; smobilizzo7 [u] (mil.) ritirata● retirement age, età pensionabile □ (fin.) retirement annuity, rendita vitalizia differita □ retirement date [plan], data [piano] di pensionamento □ ( USA) retirement home, casa di riposo, pensionato □ retirement pension, pensione ordinaria ( per raggiunti limiti d'età); pensione di vecchiaia.
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