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2 ♦ gas
♦ gas /gæs/1 [uc] (fis.) gas: My flat is heated by gas, il mio appartamento ha il riscaldamento a gas; The gas is on, il gas è acceso; tear gas, gas lacrimogeno; natural gas, gas naturale2 [u] (fam. USA, abbr. di gasoline) benzina: gas station, distributore di benzina; stazione di rifornimento3 [u] (fig. fam.) ciarle; ciance; sciocchezze; fesserie: Stop your gas!, smettila di parlare a vuoto!4 [u] (mil.) gas (asfissiante)5 [u] (autom.) metano; gas6 [u] (autom., fam.) gas; acceleratore: DIALOGO → - Car problems 1- Give it a bit of gas, schiaccia l'acceleratore7 [u] (med.) anestetico; anestesia● gas appliances, apparecchi a gas □ (chim.) gas black, nero di gas; nerofumo □ (mil.) gas bomb, bomba a gas □ gas bottle, bombola per (o di) gas □ ( un tempo) gas-bracket, braccio per lampada a gas ( infisso al muro) □ gas burner, bruciatore di gas; becco a gas: ( anche) fornello a gas □ gas chamber, camera a gas □ (tecn.) gas chromatograph, gascromatografo □ (chim.) gas chromatography, gascromatografia □ gas coal, carbone da gas (o di storta) □ gas coke, coke □ gas cooker, cucina a gas □ gas cylinder = gas bottle ► sopra □ (fis.) gas dynamics, gasdinamica □ gas engine, motore a gas □ gas engineer, gasista □ gas fire, stufa a gas □ ( di un impianto di riscaldamento) gas-fired, a gas □ gas fitter, gasista □ gas fittings (o fixtures), raccorderia per impianti di riscaldamento a gas □ (autom., USA) gas gauge, spia (del livello) della benzina □ (fam. USA) gas-guzzler, auto che «beve» molto □ gas heater, stufa (o scaldabagno) a gas □ gas helmet, casco munito di respiratore ( per minatori, ecc.) □ gas installer, gasista □ gas lamp, lampada a gas □ gas light, luce (o lampada) a gas □ gas lighter, accendino a gas; accendigas □ gas main, conduttura del gas □ gas mantle, reticella metallica ( di lampada a gas) □ gas mask, maschera antigas □ gas meter, contatore del gas □ gas motor = gas engine ► sopra □ (ind.) gas oil, gasolio □ (mecc.) gas-operated, a gas: (autom.) gas-operated dampers, ammortizzatori a gas □ gas oven, forno a gas; camera a gas □ (med., scherz.) gas-passer, anestesista □ (autom., USA) gas pedal, pedale dell'acceleratore □ the gas people, quelli del gas; gli operai del gas; i gasisti □ gas pipe, conduttura del gas □ (ind.) gas pipeline, gasdotto □ (bot., Dictamnus albus) gas plant, dittamo; frassinella □ gas producer, gassogeno □ ( USA) gas pump, distributore di benzina; pompa (fam.); stazione di servizio □ gas range, cucina a gas □ gas ring, fornello a gas □ gas stove, cucina (o stufa) a gas □ gas tank, serbatoio del gas; (autom., USA) serbatoio della benzina: gas tank door, sportellino della benzina ( sulla fiancata) □ gas-tar, catrame di gas □ (mecc.) gas turbine, turbina a gas □ gas warfare, guerra in cui viene fatto uso di gas velenosi □ (metall.) gas-welding, saldatura a gas □ gas well, pozzo di gas □ (fam.) to step on the gas, (autom. e fig.) premere l'acceleratore (pop.: dare gas); ( per estens.) accelerare; (fig.) fare in fretta, darci dentro □ to turn on [off] the gas, accendere [spegnere] il gas.(to) gas /gæs/A v. t.2 (chim.) sottoporre all'azione del gas3 (mil.) asfissiare con gas tossici; gasare, gassare4 (di solito al passivo) avvelenare col gas: to be gassed in a mine, essere avvelenati dal gas in una miniera5 (ind. tess.) gazareB v. i.2 (fam.) chiacchierare; parlare a vanvera -
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I ['miːtə(r)]1) (measuring device) strumento m. di misura, contatore m.2) (anche parking meter) parchimetro m.II ['miːtə(r)]1) misurare, controllare [electricity, gas, pressure]IIImetre I 2.metre* * *['mi:tə] 1. noun1) (an instrument for measuring, especially quantities of electricity, gas, water etc: If you want to know how much electricity you have used you will have to look at the meter.) contatore2) ((American) see metre1, metre2.)2. verb(to measure (especially electricity etc) by using a meter: This instrument meters rainfall.) misurare* * *meter (1) /ˈmi:tə(r)/n.5 (fam.) tassametro● meter cancellation, annullamento dell'affrancatura ( postale) □ meter inspector, letturista ( del gas, ecc.) □ (fam.) meter maid, vigilessa addetta ai parchimetri □ (fam.) meter man = meter inspector ► sopra □ ( USA) meter reader, letturista.meter (2) /ˈmi:tə(r)/ (to) meter /ˈmi:tə(r)/v. t.1 misurare2 affrancare ( lettere, ecc.) con un'affrancatrice: metered mail, corrispondenza affrancata con l'affrancatrice.* * *I ['miːtə(r)]1) (measuring device) strumento m. di misura, contatore m.2) (anche parking meter) parchimetro m.II ['miːtə(r)]1) misurare, controllare [electricity, gas, pressure]IIImetre I 2.metre -
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I 1. [gæs]1) (fuel) gas m.to turn up, turn down the gas — alzare, abbassare il gas
on a low gas — (in cooking) a fuoco lento, a fiamma bassa
2) chim. gas m.3) med. (anaesthetic) anestetico m.4) mil. gas m. (asfissiante)5) AE (petrol) benzina f.6) AE colloq. (anche gas pedal) acceleratore m.2.modificatore [industry, company, pipe] del gas; [ explosion] di gas••II 1. [gæs] 2. 3.- gas up* * *[ɡæs] 1. noun1) (a substance like air: Oxygen is a gas.) gas2) (any gas which is used for heating, cooking etc.) gas3) (a gas which is used by dentists as an anaesthetic.) gas4) (a poisonous or irritating gas used in war etc: The police used tear gas to control the riot.) gas2. verb(to poison or kill (a person or animal) with gas: He was gassed during World War I.) avvelenare col gas- gaseous- gassy
- gassiness
- gas chamber
- gas mask
- gas meter
- gasoline
- gasolene
- gas station
- gasworks* * *I 1. [gæs]1) (fuel) gas m.to turn up, turn down the gas — alzare, abbassare il gas
on a low gas — (in cooking) a fuoco lento, a fiamma bassa
2) chim. gas m.3) med. (anaesthetic) anestetico m.4) mil. gas m. (asfissiante)5) AE (petrol) benzina f.6) AE colloq. (anche gas pedal) acceleratore m.2.modificatore [industry, company, pipe] del gas; [ explosion] di gas••II 1. [gæs] 2. 3.- gas up -
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nome (for gas, electricity) contatore m. a moneta; (parking meter) parchimetro m.* * *ncontatore m a monete* * *nome (for gas, electricity) contatore m. a moneta; (parking meter) parchimetro m. -
6 ♦ people
♦ people /ˈpi:pl/n.1 popolo; nazione; razza; stirpe; gente: the English people, il popolo inglese; the English-speaking peoples, i popoli di lingua inglese; government of the people, governo del popolo2 (collett., col verbo al pl.) persone; abitanti; gente; folla: some people, alcuni; taluni; certuni; other people, altra gente; just a few people, solo qualche persona; clever [stupid] people, persone intelligenti [stupide]; city [country] people, gente di città [di campagna]; the common people, la gente comune; There were lots of people, c'era molta gente (o una gran folla); I don't care what people say, non m'importa di quel che dice la gente; DIALOGO → - Post- There was just a gas bill, and a letter for you from the car insurance people, c'era solo una bolletta del gas e una lettera per te da quelli dell'assicurazione per la macchina● (autom.) people carrier, veicolo multifunzionale (o multiuso); monovolume; one's people, i familiari; i parenti; gli antenati, i progenitori: His people have lived there for centuries, la sua famiglia vi abita da secoli □ (polit.) people's front, fronte popolare □ (TV, USA) people meter, audimetro □ people mover, mezzo di trasporto rapido a percorso fisso □ people pleaser, persona che si prodiga per essere amata □ (polit.) people's republic, repubblica popolare □ people smuggler, trafficante di esseri umani ( per prostituzione, immigrazione clandestina, ecc.) □ people of wealth, gente ricca □ (polit.) to go to the people, fare appello al Paese; indire le elezioni politiche □ the little people, le fate; i folletti; gli gnomi □ (fam.) my people, i miei; la mia famiglia □ Bill, of all people, was the first who came to my rescue, fu Bill, sorprendentemente, che venne in mio soccorso □ You of all people should know better, proprio tu dovresti avere un po' più di criterio NOTA D'USO: - persons o people?-.(to) people /ˈpi:pl/A v. t.popolare; abitareB v. i.2 (fam.) riempirsi di gente. -
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I [slɒt]1) (for coin, ticket) fessura f.; (for letters) buca f.2) (groove) scanalatura f.3) (in TV, radio) spazio m.; (in schedule) buco m.4) (job) posto m.II 1. [slɒt] 2.to slot into — [coin, piece] infilarsi o inserirsi in
- slot in* * *[slot] 1. noun1) (a small narrow opening, especially one to receive coins: I put the correct money in the slot, but the machine didn't start.) fessura2) (a (usually regular) position (in eg the schedule of television/radio programmes): The early-evening comedy slot.) (fascia oraria)2. verb((with in or into) to fit (something) into a small space: He slotted the last piece of the puzzle into place; I managed to slot in my tea-break between two jobs.) inserire* * *[slɒt]1. n2. vt(object) infilare, (fig: activity, speech) inserire3. vi* * *slot (1) /slɒt/n.1 apertura ( lunga e stretta); fessura ( di distributore automatico, ecc.); fenditura; asola ( per monete o gettoni)5 ( radio, TV) spazio ( per un programma, ecc.); fascia oraria: advertising slot, spazio pubblicitario● slot car, automobilina elettrica ( su pista) □ slot machine, slot-machine; distributore automatico ( a gettoni o a monete); ( USA) macchinetta mangiasoldi □ slot-meter, contatore ( del gas, ecc.) a gettoni (o a monete) □ slot racing, (il) far correre automobiline elettriche ( su pista: gioco).slot (2) /slɒt/n.● slot-hound, segugio ( cane).(to) slot /slɒt/v. t.2 fare un'apertura in; aprire una fessura in; fare un taglio in4 (mecc.) scanalare; stozzare* * *I [slɒt]1) (for coin, ticket) fessura f.; (for letters) buca f.2) (groove) scanalatura f.3) (in TV, radio) spazio m.; (in schedule) buco m.4) (job) posto m.II 1. [slɒt] 2.to slot into — [coin, piece] infilarsi o inserirsi in
- slot in
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