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1 francamente
frankly* * *francamente avv. ( lealmente) frankly, candidly; ( in verità) honestly; ( apertamente) openly; ( schiettamente) plainly, bluntly; ( liberamente) freely: parliamoci francamente, let's speak frankly.* * *[franka'mente]1) (apertamente) frankly, directly, openly2) (in verità) truthfully* * *francamente/franka'mente/1 (apertamente) frankly, directly, openly; per dirla francamente to put it bluntly2 (in verità) truthfully. -
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3 brutale agg
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5 papale
papal* * *◆ avv. (fam.) (in modo esplicito, chiaro) frankly, bluntly; explicitly: parlare papale papale, to speak very bluntly; mi ha detto di andarmene papale papale, he told me, in no uncertain terms, to go away.* * *[pa'pale]aggettivo papal••papale papale — bluntly, not to put too fine a point on it
* * *papale/pa'pale/papal\papale papale bluntly, not to put too fine a point on it. -
6 nota
f notefinance billdegno di nota noteworthynota spese expense accountprendere nota di qualcosa make a note of somethingsituazione, comportamento take note of something* * *nota s.f.1 ( segno, caratteristica) sign, mark: note caratteristiche, characteristic signs; la sua nota caratteristica è l'ordine, his distinctive feature is his love of order; nota d'infamia, mark of infamy2 ( appunto) note; memorandum*, memo: quaderno per note, notebook; parlava aiutandosi con delle note, he spoke from notes; una nota di biasimo, a reproachful note; una nota ( di demerito) sul registro, a black mark; scrivere una nota di ringraziamento, to write a note of thanks; prendere nota, to take note: prendi nota del mio indirizzo, make a note of my address; prendere delle note su qlco., to make (o to take) notes on sthg.; (comm.) abbiamo preso nota, we have duly noted; (comm.) prender nota di un ordine, to book an order // nota diplomatica, diplomatic note // (dir.) nota a sentenza, comment to a court decision // degno di nota, noteworthy: un fatto degno di nota, a noteworthy fact3 (mus.) note: le sette note musicali, the seven notes of the scale; tenere, sostenere una nota, to hold a note // le dolenti note, doleful notes: ora incominciano le dolenti note, now the trouble starts // glielo ha cantato a chiare note, he told her plainly // vi era una nota di orgoglio nella sua voce, there was a note of pride in his voice // mettere una nota allegra, triste, to bring a happy, sad note // portare una nota di allegria, to introduce a cheerful note // trovare la nota giusta, to strike the right note4 ( commento) note: nota a pié di pagina, footnote; nota critica, critical note; nota marginale, marginal note; note introduttive, introductory note; nota del redattore (n.d.r.), editor's note; nota del traduttore (n.d.t.), translator's note5 ( conto) bill: la nota dell'albergo, the hotel bill // (dir.) nota di spese giudiziarie, bill of costs6 ( lista) list: la nota dei libri, the book list; la nota della spesa, the shopping list; fare una nota, to make a list // (comm.): nota di consegna, delivery note; nota di acquisto, bought note; nota di spedizione, waybill (o consignote); nota di vendita, sold note; nota spese, expense account; nota di pegno, warrant (o warehouse warrant o warrant for goods) // (mar.) nota d'imbarco, shipping note // ( assicurazioni) nota di copertura, cover note // (banca) nota di accreditamento, credit note.* * *['nɔta]sostantivo femminile1) (appunto) noteprendere nota di qcs. — to take note of sth., to note sth. down
prendere mentalmente nota di qcs. — to make a mental note of sth.
degno di nota — fig. of note, noteworthy
2) (breve annotazione) note; (commento) note, comment3) (comunicazione scritta) note4) mus. notenota stonata — false note; fig. jarring note
5) scol. reprimand note6) (elenco) listmettere qcs. in nota — to put sth. on a list
7) (conto) bill, check AE8) (sfumatura) note•••dire qcs. a chiare -e — to say sth. bluntly o frankly
* * *nota/'nɔta/sostantivo f.1 (appunto) note; prendere nota di qcs. to take note of sth., to note sth. down; prendere mentalmente nota di qcs. to make a mental note of sth.; degno di nota fig. of note, noteworthy3 (comunicazione scritta) note; nota ufficiale official note5 scol. reprimand note8 (sfumatura) note; una nota triste a note of sadness\nota di accredito credit note; nota di addebito debit note; nota di biasimo reprimand; nota dell'editore publisher's note; nota spese expense account. -
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