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1 govern
['gʌvn] 1.1) amm. pol. governare [country, colony]; amministrare [city, province]3) (determine) determinare [development, decision]4) form. (restrain) controllare, tenere a freno [feelings, temper]5) ling. reggere6) el. tecn. regolare [flow, speed]2.verbo intransitivo [parliament, president] governare; [administrator, governor] amministrare* * *1) (to rule: The queen governed (the country) wisely and well.) governare2) (to influence: Our policy is governed by three factors.) reggere, guidare* * *['gʌvn] 1.1) amm. pol. governare [country, colony]; amministrare [city, province]3) (determine) determinare [development, decision]4) form. (restrain) controllare, tenere a freno [feelings, temper]5) ling. reggere6) el. tecn. regolare [flow, speed]2.verbo intransitivo [parliament, president] governare; [administrator, governor] amministrare -
2 ♦ safe
♦ safe (1) /seɪf/a.1 sicuro; salvo; fuor di pericolo; al sicuro; in salvo: Now we are safe, ora siamo salvi, al sicuro; to put st. in a safe place, metter qc. al sicuro, in un posto sicuro; a safe method, un metodo sicuro; (polit.) a safe seat, un seggio (o un collegio) sicuro: DIALOGO → - Discussing an election- I live in a safe Labour seat, and I don't think there's much point voting, abito in una circoscrizione che rappresenta un seggio sicuro dei laburisti, non ha molto senso votare; a safe move, una mossa sicura; safe sex, il sesso sicuro2 cauto; prudente; che non fa correre rischi: a safe economic policy, una cauta politica economica; a safe driver, un guidatore prudente (o di cui ci si può fidare)3 intatto; intero; incolume: The parcel came safe, il pacco è arrivato intatto; I saw her safe home, l'ho accompagnata ed è arrivata a casa incolume (o senza incidenti)● safe and sound, sano e salvo □ safe-conduct, salvacondotto □ safe custody, (leg.) custodia; ( banca) custodia in cassette di sicurezza □ ( banca) safe-deposit box, cassetta di sicurezza □ safe-deposit service, servizio di cassaforte ( negli alberghi, ecc.) □ ( di strumento) safe edge, lato privo di taglio □ safe haven, (fig.) porto sicuro; rifugio sicuro; ( USA) asilo politico □ safe house, rifugio, covo ( di latitante, ecc.) □ ( di un criminale) safe in jail, al sicuro; in carcere □ safe-keeping, custodia □ (comput.) safe mode, modalità provvisoria (avvio del sistema operativo con funzionalità limitate per consentire la risoluzione di problemi) □ safe passage, passaggio sicuro □ (demogr.) safe period, periodo di sicurezza (o non fecondo) □ ( banca) safe room, camera blindata □ ( banca) safe vault, cella blindata □ to be as safe as houses (o as the Bank of England), essere in una botte di ferro □ in safe keeping, al sicuro; in buone mani □ (fig.) to be on the safe side, andare sul sicuro; non correre rischi: DIALOGO → - Organizing a meeting- Shall we say 11.30 to be on the safe side?, facciamo alle 11:30 per essere sicuri? □ (fam.) to play it safe, essere cauto; stare sul sicuro; non rischiare affatto □ He is a safe first, arriverà certamente primo; ha il primo posto assicurato □ It's safe to say that…, si può dire con sicurezza che…safe (2) /seɪf/n.● safe installer, installatore di casseforti.
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