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1 ♦ earnings
♦ earnings /ˈɜ:nɪŋz/n. pl.1 (fin.) guadagni; profitti; utili; earnings per share, utili per azione; loss of earnings, mancati guadagni; perdita di reddito; gross earnings, entrate lorde; utile lordo2 entrate; stipendio (sing.); salario (sing.); reddito: take-home earnings, stipendio al netto delle imposte● (fin.) earnings before interest and tax ► EBIT □ (fin.) earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization ► EBITDA □ (fin.) earnings growth, crescita degli utili □ (fin.) earnings performance, redditività ( di un'azienda) □ earnings-related, rapportato al reddito; calcolato su base retributiva; agganciato alla dinamica salariale: earnings-related pension, pensione calcolata su base retributiva □ (fin.) earnings yield, rendimento azionario complessivo. -
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['ɜːnɪŋz]nome plurale (of person) salario m.sing., stipendio m.sing.; (of company) profitti m., utili m. ( from da); (from shares) rendimento m.sing.export earnings — profitti o utili (prodotti) da esportazione
* * *noun plural (money etc earned: His earnings are not sufficient to support his family.) salario, stipendio* * *['ɜːnɪŋz]nome plurale (of person) salario m.sing., stipendio m.sing.; (of company) profitti m., utili m. ( from da); (from shares) rendimento m.sing.export earnings — profitti o utili (prodotti) da esportazione
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nome plurale abbr. earnings per share rendimento per azione* * *epssigla(comm., earnings per share) reddito per azione.* * *nome plurale abbr. earnings per share rendimento per azione -
8 affect
I [ə'fekt]1) (influence) [decision, event, issue] riguardare, toccare, concernere [person, region]; [strike, cuts] avere effetti su, ripercuotersi su [ group]; [ factor] incidere su, influire su, ripercuotersi su [earnings, job, state of affairs]2) (emotionally) [news, discovery] colpire, impressionareII [ə'fekt]* * *[ə'fekt]1) (to act or have an effect on: Rain affects the grass; His kidneys have been affected by the disease.) avere effetto su2) (to move the feelings of: She was deeply affected by the news of his death.) toccare, colpire* * *affect /ˈæfɛkt/n. [u](psic.) affettività; affezione; affetto; attaccamento.♦ (to) affect (1) /əˈfɛkt/v. t.1 avere effetto su; influire su; incidere su; ripercuotersi su: How does noise affect us?, che effetto hanno i rumori su di noi?; to affect prices, incidere sui prezzi; to affect adversely, avere un effetto negativo su; influire negativamente su; pregiudicare2 concernere; riguardare; interessare; toccare: This decision will affect the firm's future, questa decisione riguarda il futuro della ditta; It affects me personally, mi tocca personalmente3 toccare; commuovere; turbare; scuotere: The loss affected us deeply, quella perdita ci ha toccati profondamente4 nuocere a; avere un effetto negativo su; colpire: to affect health, nuocere alla salute; We've been badly affected by the recession, la recessione ci ha colpito duramente; Our investments won't be affected, i nostri investimenti non ne risentiranno5 ( di evento spiacevole, malattia, ecc.) colpire; interessare: A large area was affected by the flood, la piena ha colpito un'area vasta; Osteoporosis mostly affects women, l'osteoporosi colpisce soprattutto le donne.NOTA D'USO: - to affect o to effect?- (to) affect (2) /əˈfɛkt/v. t.1 affettare; ostentare: to affect indifference, ostentare indifferenza; to affect a foreign accent, parlare con accento affettatamente straniero2 fingere; simulare: to affect illness, fingere d'essere ammalato; to affect interest, fingere interesse3 usare (o indossare) volentieri; sfoggiare: She affected expensive fur coats, sfoggiava lussuose pellicce.* * *I [ə'fekt]1) (influence) [decision, event, issue] riguardare, toccare, concernere [person, region]; [strike, cuts] avere effetti su, ripercuotersi su [ group]; [ factor] incidere su, influire su, ripercuotersi su [earnings, job, state of affairs]2) (emotionally) [news, discovery] colpire, impressionareII [ə'fekt] -
9 fraudulent
['frɔːdjʊlənt] [AE -dʒʊ-]aggettivo [practice, dealing, use, claim] fraudolento; [signature, cheque, statement] falso; [ earnings] illecito* * *[-djulənt, ]( American[) -‹ulənt]adjective (dishonest or intending to deceive: fraudulent behaviour.) fraudolento* * *fraudulent /ˈfrɔ:djʊlənt/a.(leg.) fraudolento; doloso; disonesto● (leg.) fraudulent conversion, distrazione dolosa, appropriazione indebita □ (leg.) fraudulent conveyance, alienazione di beni in frode dei creditorifraudulently avv.* * *['frɔːdjʊlənt] [AE -dʒʊ-] -
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[prə'spektɪv]aggettivo [buyer, earnings, candidate] potenziale, possibile* * *prospective /prəˈspɛktɪv/a.1 eventuale; probabile; potenziale: a prospective customer, un probabile cliente; un cliente potenziale; prospective profits, eventuali profitti3 (ling.) prospettivo● a prospective doctor, uno che aspira a diventare medico □ a prospective mother, una gestanteprospectivelyavv.probabilmente; prevedibilmente; in prospettivaprospectivenessn. [u]* * *[prə'spektɪv]aggettivo [buyer, earnings, candidate] potenziale, possibile -
11 shortfall
['ʃɔːtfɔːl]nome (in budget, accounts) deficit m.; (in earnings, exports etc.) diminuzione f.there is a shortfall of Ј 10,000 in our budget — c'è un deficit o un buco di 10.000 sterline nel nostro budget
* * *shortfall /ˈʃɔ:tfɔ:l/n.1 [u] (il) non essere all'altezza di; inadeguatezza2 diminuzione ( sul previsto); caduta (fig.): a shortfall in oil output, una caduta della produzione di petrolio3 (econ., fin., rag.) ammanco; deficit: a substantial shortfall in the balance of payments, un pesante deficit della bilancia dei pagamenti.* * *['ʃɔːtfɔːl]nome (in budget, accounts) deficit m.; (in earnings, exports etc.) diminuzione f.there is a shortfall of Ј 10,000 in our budget — c'è un deficit o un buco di 10.000 sterline nel nostro budget
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12 taxable
['tæksəbl]aggettivo [earnings, profit] imponibile, tassabile* * *adjective (liable to be taxed: taxable income/goods.) tassabile* * *taxable /ˈtæksəbl/ (fisc.)A a.imponibile; soggetto a imposta; tassabile; soggetto a tassazione: taxable income, reddito imponibile; taxable value, (valore) imponibileB n.● taxable capacity (o ability), capacità contributiva □ taxable goods, beni soggetti a imposta □ taxable year, anno fiscaletaxabilityn. [u]imponibilità; tassabilità.* * *['tæksəbl]aggettivo [earnings, profit] imponibile, tassabile -
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[grəʊθ]1) (physical) (of person, plant, hair, nails) crescita f.2) (increase) (of population, movement, idea) crescita f., sviluppo m.; (of economy) crescita f., espansione f., sviluppo m.; (of numbers, productivity, earnings) crescita f., aumento m., incremento m. (in, of di)3) med. escrescenza f.4) bot. germoglio m.* * *[-Ɵ]1) (the act or process of growing, increasing, developing etc: the growth of trade unionism.) crescita2) (something that has grown: a week's growth of beard.) crescita3) (the amount by which something grows: to measure the growth of a plant.) crescita, sviluppo4) (something unwanted which grows: a cancerous growth.) escrescenza* * *[grəʊθ]1) (physical) (of person, plant, hair, nails) crescita f.2) (increase) (of population, movement, idea) crescita f., sviluppo m.; (of economy) crescita f., espansione f., sviluppo m.; (of numbers, productivity, earnings) crescita f., aumento m., incremento m. (in, of di)3) med. escrescenza f.4) bot. germoglio m. -
14 loss
[lɒs] [AE lɔːs]1) perdita f. (anche comm. pol.)loss of income o earnings mancati utili; loss of sound, vision telev. interruzione audio, video; a sense of loss un senso di vuoto; to suffer losses comm. mil. subire delle perdite; to make a loss comm. registrare una perdita; at a loss — comm. in perdita
2)to be at a loss — (puzzled) essere perplesso; (helpless) essere perso
••to cut one's losses — = ritirarsi da un cattivo affare prima che sia troppo tardi, limitare i danni
* * *[los]1) (the act or fact of losing: suffering from loss of memory; the loss (= death) of our friend.) perdita2) (something which is lost: It was only after he was dead that we realized what a loss he was.) perdita3) (the amount (especially of money) which is lost: a loss of 500 pounds.) perdita* * *[lɒs] [AE lɔːs]1) perdita f. (anche comm. pol.)loss of income o earnings mancati utili; loss of sound, vision telev. interruzione audio, video; a sense of loss un senso di vuoto; to suffer losses comm. mil. subire delle perdite; to make a loss comm. registrare una perdita; at a loss — comm. in perdita
2)to be at a loss — (puzzled) essere perplesso; (helpless) essere perso
••to cut one's losses — = ritirarsi da un cattivo affare prima che sia troppo tardi, limitare i danni
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I [tæks]nome tassa f., imposta f.II [tæks]before, after tax — al lordo, al netto
1) tassare [person, earnings, luxury goods]2) aut.•- tax with* * *[tæks] 1. noun1) (money, eg a percentage of a person's income or of the price of goods etc taken by the government to help pay for the running of the state: income tax; a tax on tobacco.) imposta, tassa2) (a strain or burden: The continual noise was a tax on her nerves.) carico, sforzo2. verb1) (to make (a person) pay (a) tax; to put a tax on (goods etc): He is taxed on his income; Alcohol is taxed.) tassare2) (to put a strain on: Don't tax your strength!) sforzare, affaticare•- taxable- taxation
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- tax-free
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- tax someone with
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17 anticipated
anticipated /ænˈtɪsɪpeɪtɪd/a.1 previsto, sperato: (fin.) anticipated earnings, utili previsti; profitti sperati; anticipated profit, utile previsto● (rag.) anticipated liabilities, ratei passivi □ (fin.) anticipated results, risultati previsionali, performance prevista ( di un'impresa, ecc.). -
18 attachment
[ə'tætʃmənt]1) (affection) attaccamento m. (to, for a), affetto m. (to, for per)to form an attachment to sb. — attaccarsi, affezionarsi a qcn
2) (device) accessorio m.3) (placement)4) (act of fastening) fissaggio m.5) (in e-mail) allegato m.* * *1) (something extra attached: There are several attachments for this food-mixer.) accessorio2) ((with for/to) liking or affection: I feel attachment for this town.) attaccamento per* * *attachment /əˈtætʃmənt/n.1 [u] attaccamento; affetto2 legame d'affetto; relazione affettiva: to form an attachment to sb., affezionarsi a q.; stabilire una relazione affettiva con q.5 [u] assegnazione temporanea ( ad altro ufficio, sezione, ecc.): to be on attachment to, essere assegnato a; essere in temporaneamente in forza presso6 [u] (spec. mil.) assegnazione; destinazione7 [u] (l')attaccare; fissaggio8 [u] (leg.) sequestro; pignoramento: attachment of assets, sequestro conservativo di beni; attachment of real property, sequestro immobiliare● (leg., in GB) attachment of earnings, detrazione dallo stipendio ( di un debitore, per ordine del tribunale) □ attachment parenting, legame genitoriale empatico; l'essere genitori secondo l'approccio della teoria dell'«attachment».* * *[ə'tætʃmənt]1) (affection) attaccamento m. (to, for a), affetto m. (to, for per)to form an attachment to sb. — attaccarsi, affezionarsi a qcn
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19 dilution
[daɪ'ljuːʃn] [AE -'luː-]nome diluizione f.; fig. attenuazione f.* * *noun diluizione* * *dilution /daɪˈlu:ʃn/n. [u]1 (chim.) diluizione3 (fig.) attenuazione; indebolimento● (fin.) dilution of earnings, diluizione degli utili ( di una società).* * *[daɪ'ljuːʃn] [AE -'luː-]nome diluizione f.; fig. attenuazione f. -
20 ♦ earning
♦ earning /ˈɜ:nɪŋ/A n.1 (il) guadagnare; guadagno2 (al pl.) ► earningsB a.2 di guadagno; di reddito; che rende; che dà un certo reddito: earning capacity (o earning power) ( di persona) capacità di guadagno; ( di impresa) capacità di (produrre) reddito; earning potential, potenziale di guadagno; (fin.) earning rate, tasso di redditività ( di un'azienda); (rag.) earning assets, attività generatrici di reddito.
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