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domaine [dɔmεn]masculine nouna. ( = propriété) estate• dans le domaine public/privé in public/private ownershipb. ( = sphère) field* * *dɔmɛnnom masculin1) ( terres) estate2) ( spécialité) field, domain3) (colloq) ( territoire)•Phrasal Verbs:* * *dɔmɛn nm1) (= demeure et terrains) estate, propertyIl possède un immense domaine en Normandie. — He owns a huge estate in Normandy.
See:2) (de connaissance, scientifique) fieldLa chimie n'est pas mon domaine. — Chemistry's not my field.
dans tous les domaines — in every field, in all areas
dans les autres domaines — in other fields, in other areas
See:dans ce domaine comme dans d'autres,... — here as elsewhere,...
* * *A nm1 ( terres) estate; ils possèdent un vaste domaine dans le Sud-Ouest they own a large estate in the South West; domaine vinicole vineyards (pl);2 ( spécialité) field, domain; dans le domaine financier/philosophique in the field of finance/philosophy; la mécanique, ce n'est pas mon domaine mechanics is not my field; dans tous les domaines in every field ou domain;3 ○( territoire) l'atelier/le grenier c'est mon domaine (réservé) the workshop/the attic is my territory;5 Ordinat domain; nom de domaine domain name.B Domaines nmpl: government department which manages state-owned land and property.domaine public public domain; tomber dans le domaine public Jur [œuvres d'art, invention] to be in the public domain; [[œuvre littéraire] to be out of copyright; domaine réservé Pol, Jur reserved domain.[dɔmɛn] nom masculinmis en bouteille au domaine [dans le Bordelais] chateau-bottleda. ≃ Crown lands ou propertyb. HISTOIRE [en France] the property of the Kings of France2. [lieu préféré] domain3. DROITdans le domaine de la prévention, il y a encore beaucoup à faire as far as preventive action is concerned, there's still a lot to dodans tous les domaines in every field ou domain[compétence, spécialité] fieldl'art oriental, c'est son domaine she's a specialist in oriental artl'électricité, c'est mon domaine I know quite a bit about electricity5. [d'un dictionnaire] field[indication] field label————————Domaines nom masculin pluriel -
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n. golf pantolonu, paçalı kadın donu* * *golf pantolon* * *['nikə,bokəz]((American knickers) short trousers that fit tightly just below the knees, used together with knee socks for skiing and hiking.) golf pantolonu -
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['nikə,bokəz]((American knickers) short trousers that fit tightly just below the knees, used together with knee socks for skiing and hiking.) oprijete kratke hlače -
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noun (a place that has the facilities for skiing, where people go to ski especially on holidays.) smučarsko središče -
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be bornbotany come upfig develop, grow updi sole rise, come upsono nato a Roma I was born in Romele è nata una figlia she's had a little girl* * *nascere v. intr.1 to be born: è nato a Venezia il 15 settembre, he was born in Venice on the 15th September; quando sei nato?, when were you born?; Shakespeare nacque nel 1564, Shakespeare was born in 1564; nascere sano, prematuro, cieco; to be born healthy, prematurely, blind; le è nato un maschietto, she had a boy; è nato da genitori poveri, he was born of poor parents; è nato poeta, he is a born poet; è nato ricco, he was born rich // è nato per fare l'avvocato, he was born to be a lawyer // l'ho visto nascere, I have known him since the day he was born // nessuno nasce artista, artists aren't born, but made // poeta si nasce, non si diventa, poets are born, not made // deve ancora nascere chi riuscirà a ingannarlo!, no one can deceive him! // non è nato per lo sci!, he's not cut out for skiing! // non sono nato ieri, I wasn't born yesterday // nascere con la camicia, to be born (under a) lucky (star) // nascere con gli occhi aperti, to be born crafty // nascere sotto una buona, cattiva stella, to be born under a lucky, an unlucky star2 ( di piante) ( spuntare dalla terra) to spring* up, to come* up; ( spuntare da un albero) to sprout, to begin* to grow: le foglie nascono in primavera, leaves sprout (o begin to grow) in spring // nascere come funghi, (fig.) to spring up like mushrooms3 ( di capelli, corna ecc.) to sprout, to begin* to grow4 ( dei piccoli di animali ovipari) to be hatched: questi pulcini sono appena nati, these chickens are newly hatched5 ( di fiume) to rise*; to have its source: molti fiumi nascono dalle Alpi, many rivers rise in the Alps; il Po nasce dal Monviso, the Po rises (o has its source) on Monviso6 ( sorgere) to rise*: il giorno nasceva, the day was dawning; il sole nasce a oriente, the sun rises in the east // il nascere del giorno, daybreak (o dawn) // il nascere del sole, sunrise7 (fig.) to be born; to start, to begin*; ( avere origine) to originate; ( derivare) to arise* (from sthg.), to be due (to sthg.), to derive (from sthg.): dopo queste parole nacque una violenta discussione, following these words a violent argument arose; a questo punto mi nasce la domanda, il sospetto..., at this stage I begin to wonder, to suspect...; il marxismo è nato in Germania, Marxism originated (o was born) in Germany; un nuovo caseggiato nascerà su quell'area, a new block will be built in that area; la loro amicizia è nata da un incontro casuale, their friendship began with a chance meeting; il suo malcontento nasce dalla situazione finanziaria, his discontent is due to the financial situation // il vizio nasce dall'ozio, vice is born from idleness // far nascere, ( causare) to create (o to cause o to bring forth o to bring about), ( dare origine a) to originate (o to give birth to), ( provocare) to give rise to: questo malinteso fece nascere una grande lite, this misunderstanding brought about a great quarrel; far nascere dei disordini, to stir up trouble; far nascere un'idea, to give birth to an idea: ciò mi fece nascere l'idea di viaggiare, that gave me the idea of travelling; far nascere uno scandalo, to give rise to (o to occasion) a scandal; far nascere un sorriso, to provoke a smile; far nascere un sospetto, to give rise to (o to arouse) suspicion; far nascere la speranza che..., to give rise to (o to raise o to awaken) the hope that... // stroncare qlco. sul nascere, to nip sthg. in the bud // da cosa nasce cosa, (prov.) one thing leads to another.* * *I ['naʃʃere]1) (venire al mondo) [persona, animale] to be* bornvedere nascere qcn. — to see sb. being born
l'ho visto nascere — fig. I have known him since he was born
non sono certo nato ieri — colloq. I wasn't born yesterday
2) (spuntare) [ astro] to rise*; [ dente] to erupt; [ pianta] to come* up3) (scaturire) [ fiume] to rise*, to have* its rise (da in)4) fig. [movimento, progetto] to be* born; [ sentimento] to spring* up; [sospetto, dubbio] to arise*; [ amicizia] to startnascere da — to spring from [gelosia, paura, pregiudizio]
II ['naʃʃere]far nascere — to give rise to [speranza, gelosia, conflitto]
sostantivo maschile1) (nascita)2) sul nascerestroncare qcs. sul nascere — to nip sth. in the bud
* * *nascere1/'na∫∫ere/ [63]La traduzione in inglese di nascere crea due tipi di problemi: innanzitutto, il verbo nascere è reso dalla forma passiva di to bear (= partorire, generare), cosicché to be born traduce nascere in quanto significa essere partorito / generato; ciò spiega l'imperfetta corrispondenza formale nelle due lingue in frasi come sono nato / nacqui nel 1956 = I was born in 1956 o era nato in una famiglia povera = he had been born in a poor family; secondariamente, quando nascere è usato in senso letterale ma non in riferimento agli esseri umani oppure in senso figurato, l'inglese utilizza solitamente altri verbi, per i quali vedi sotto le accezioni 2 e seguenti.(aus. essere)1 (venire al mondo) [persona, animale] to be* born; è nata il 5 maggio '99 she was born on 5 May 1999; quando deve nascere il bambino? when is your baby due? è appena nato he is a newborn baby; vedere nascere qcn. to see sb. being born; l'ho visto nascere fig. I have known him since he was born; non sono certo nato ieri colloq. I wasn't born yesterday3 (scaturire) [ fiume] to rise*, to have* its rise (da in)4 fig. [movimento, progetto] to be* born; [ sentimento] to spring* up; [sospetto, dubbio] to arise*; [ amicizia] to start; nascere da to spring from [gelosia, paura, pregiudizio]; far nascere to give rise to [speranza, gelosia, conflitto].————————nascere2/'na∫∫ere/sostantivo m.1 (nascita) il nascere di una civiltà the dawning of a civilization2 sul nascere stroncare qcs. sul nascere to nip sth. in the bud; risolvere i problemi sul nascere to solve problems as they arise. -
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['nɪkəˌbɒkəz]nome plurale knickerbocker m., pantaloni m. alla zuava* * *['nikə,bokəz]((American knickers) short trousers that fit tightly just below the knees, used together with knee socks for skiing and hiking.) (pantaloni alla zuava)* * *knickerbockers /ˈnɪkəbɒkəz/n. pl.pantaloni alla zuava; knickerbocker.* * *['nɪkəˌbɒkəz]nome plurale knickerbocker m., pantaloni m. alla zuava -
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[pə'fɛkt]1. adj(gen) Gram perfetto (-a)2. nGram, (also: perfect tense) perfetto, passato prossimo3. vtperfezionare, (skill, technique) mettere a punto -
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nounSkihang, der; (prepared) [Ski]piste, die* * *noun (a slope or a track for skiing.)* * *n Skipiste f* * ** * *nounSkihang, der; (prepared) [Ski]piste, die -
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plural nounKnickerbocker Pl.* * *['nikə,bokəz]((American knickers) short trousers that fit tightly just below the knees, used together with knee socks for skiing and hiking.)* * *['nɪkəbɒkəz]plKnickerbocker pl* * *plural nounKnickerbocker Pl.* * *n.Kniehose -n f. -
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