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101 endless end·less adj
['ɛndlɪs](gen) senza fine, (road, speech) interminabile, senza fine, (attempts) innumerevole, (arguments) continuo (-a), (patience) infinito (-a), (possibilities) illimitato (-a), (resources) inesauribile -
102 finance **** fi·nance
[faɪ'næns]1. n1) (money management) finanza, (funds) fondi mpl, capitale msmall businesses have difficulty getting finance — le piccole imprese hanno difficoltà a reperire fondi
finance is usually the main problem for students — i soldi sono in genere il problema principale degli studenti
2)finances npl — finanze fpl2. vt3. adj(page, section, company) finanziario (-a) -
103 finite fi·nite adj
['faɪnaɪt]1) (limited) limitato (-a)2) (Gram: verb) finito (-a) -
104 handle **** han·dle
['hændl]1. n(gen) manico, (of knife) manico, impugnatura, (of door, drawer) maniglia, (of wheelbarrow) stanga, (of pump) braccio, (for winding) manovella, (of cup) ansahe was too small to reach the door handle — era troppo piccolo per arrivare alla maniglia della porta
to fly off the handle fig — perdere le staffe, uscire dai gangheri
2. vt1) (touch) toccare"handle with care" — "fragile"
2) (deal with: theme) trattare, (situation) far fronte a, (resources) amministrare, (cope with: people) saper come prendere, (animals) occuparsi di, (Comm: goods) trattare, occuparsi di, (ship, car) manovrare, (use: gun, machine, money) maneggiareI'll handle this — me ne occupo io, ci penso io
it was a difficult situation, but he handled it well — era una situazione difficile, ma l'ha gestita bene
3. vi(ship, plane, car) rispondere ai comandi -
105 handling han·dling n
['hændlɪŋ]1) (touching, fingering) maneggiothese goods have been damaged through too much handling — questa merce è danneggiata perché è stata maneggiata troppo
2) (of theme, animals) trattamento, (of resources) amministrazione f, (of car, ship) controllo, (of gun) maneggiamentohe was criticized for his handling of the situation/the crowd — fu criticato per il suo modo di affrontare or trattare la situazione/la folla
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106 harness har·ness
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107 HR n abbr
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108 husband ***** hus·band
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109 last *****
I [lɒːst]1. adj1) (most recent) ultimo (-a), (week, month, year) scorso (-a), passato (-a)last night — ieri sera or notte, la notte scorsa
the night before last — l'altro ieri sera or notte
2) (final: in series) ultimo (-a)you're the last person I'd trust with it — sei l'ultima persona al mondo di cui mi fiderei per questo
last but one; second last — penultimo (-a)
2. nthe last of the wine/bread — quello che resta del vino/del pane
they were the last to arrive — erano gli ultimi arrivati, sono arrivati per ultimi
3. advto do/come/arrive last (of all) — fare come/venire per/arrivare ultimo (-a)
last but not least... — come ultimo, ma non per questo meno importante...
when I last saw them or saw them last — l'ultima volta che li ho visti
II [lɒːst]I've lost my bag. - When did you see it last? — ho perso la borsa. - Dove l'hai vista per l'ultima volta?
1. vi(rain, film, pain) durare, (also: last out) (person) resistere, (money, resources) durare, bastareit's too good to last; it can't last — è troppo bello per durare
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110 misapplication mis·ap·pli·ca·tion n
[ˌmɪsæplɪ'keɪʃən](of technique) uso improprio, (of resources) cattivo usoEnglish-Italian dictionary > misapplication mis·ap·pli·ca·tion n
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111 misuse mis·use n vb
[ˌmɪs'juːz]1. n(of power, authority) abuso, (of word, tool) uso improprio, (of resources, time, energies) cattivo uso2. vt(see n), abusare di; usare impropriamente; fare cattivo uso di -
112 native *** na·tive
['neɪtɪv]1. adj1) (country, town) natale, natio (-a), nativo (-a), (dialect) nativo (-a)native language — lingua materna, madrelingua
native land — paese m natio, patria
2) (innate: ability) innato (-a), naturale3) (indigenous: animal, plant) indigeno (-a), originario (-a), (product, resources) del luogo, del paese4) (of the natives: customs, costume, rites) del luogo, del paese5) (offensive: non-Western) indigeno (-a)2. n1) (of birth, nationality) abitante m/f del luogo2) (offensive: esp in colonies) indigeno (-a) -
113 overstretched over·stretched adj
[ˌəʊvə'strɛtʃt](person) sovraccarico (-a), (resources, budget) arrivato (-a) al limiteEnglish-Italian dictionary > overstretched over·stretched adj
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114 pool ***
I [puːl] n(of water, rain, blood) pozza, (of light) cerchio, (pond) stagno, (artificial) vasca, (swimming pool) piscina, (in river) tonfanoII [puːl]1. n1) (common fund) cassa comune, (at poker) piatto2) (supply, source: of money, goods, workers) riserva, (of experience, ideas) fonte f, (of experts) équipe f inv, (of cars) parco3) (game) biliardo4) (Comm: consortium) pool m inv, (Am: monopoly trust) trust m inv2. vt(money, resources) mettere insieme, mettere in un fondo comune, (efforts, knowledge) mettere insieme -
115 poverty *** pov·er·ty n
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116 redeploy re·deploy vt
[ˌriːdɪ'plɔɪ](troops: send elsewhere) trasferire in un altro settore, (reorganize) riorganizzare lo schieramento di, (workers) reimpiegare, (resources) ridistribuire -
117 redeployment re·deploy·ment n
[ˌriːdɪ'plɔɪmənt](of resources) ridistribuzione f -
118 scarce adj
[skɛəs]to grow or become scarce — diventare raro (-a)
to make o.s. scarce fig fam — squagliarsela
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119 slender slen·der adj
['slɛndə(r)](person) snello (-a), slanciato (-a), (waist, neck, hand) sottile, (fig: resources, majority) scarso (-a), esiguo (-a), (hope, chance) piccolo (-a), scarso (-a) -
120 slim ***
[slɪm]1) (figure, person) magro (-a), snello (-a), (ankle, wrist, book) sottile2) (fig: resources) scarso (-a), magro (-a), (evidence) insufficiente, (excuse) magro (-a), (hope) poco (-a)2. vidimagrire, fare or seguire una dieta dimagrante
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