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21 misure a favore dei disabili, dell'occupazione
misure a favore dei disabili, dell'occupazionemeasures to help the disabled, to promote employment\→ favoreDizionario Italiano-Inglese > misure a favore dei disabili, dell'occupazione
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22 predisporre
draw up in advancepredisporre a encourage, promote* * *predisporre v.tr.1 to predispose; ( indurre) to induce: predisponilo in mio favore, predispose him in my favour; la vita isolata l'ha predisposto alla meditazione, his solitary life has predisposed him to meditation; un'alimentazione carente di ferro predispone l'organismo all'anemia, a diet lacking in iron predisposes the organism to anaemia2 ( provvedere in anticipo) to prearrange, to arrange beforehand; ( progettare) to plan: predisporre tutto per una spedizione, to arrange everything for an expedition3 (inform.) to preset*, to prepare.◘ predisporsi v.rifl. to prepare oneself.* * *1. [predis'porre]vb irreg vtto get ready, prepare2. vr (predisporsi)predisporsi a qc — to prepare o.s. for sth
* * *[predis'porre] 1.verbo transitivo1) (disporre) to arrange [sth.] beforehand, to prearrange2) (psicologicamente) to predispose (a to); to prepare (a for)3) med. to predispose2.verbo pronominale predisporsi to prepare oneself, to get* ready* * *predisporre/predis'porre/ [73]1 (disporre) to arrange [sth.] beforehand, to prearrange2 (psicologicamente) to predispose (a to); to prepare (a for)3 med. to predisposeII predisporsi verbo pronominaleto prepare oneself, to get* ready. -
23 promotore
promotore agg. promoting, organizing: comitato promotore, promoting (o organizing) committee; un agente promotore delle vendite, a sales promotion agent◆ s.m.1 promoter, organizer; ( sponsorizzatore) sponsor: farsi promotore di qlco., to sponsor (o to promote) sthg.* * *[promo'tore] promotore (-trice)1. sm/f(di iniziativa, campagna) promoter, organizer2. agg* * *[promo'tore] 1. 2.sostantivo maschile (f. - trice [tritʃe]) (di prodotti, mostre) promoter; (di spettacoli) plugger; (di iniziative) prime mover; (di mozione, legge) sponsor* * *promotore/promo'tore/[ comitato] organizing, promoting(f. - trice /trit∫e/) (di prodotti, mostre) promoter; (di spettacoli) plugger; (di iniziative) prime mover; (di mozione, legge) sponsor. -
24 promuovere qcn. (al grado di) sergente
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > promuovere qcn. (al grado di) sergente
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25 promuovere un disegno di legge
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > promuovere un disegno di legge
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26 propagandare
propagandare v.tr.1 to propagandize, to disseminate, to propagate: propagandare un'idea, una teoria, to propagandize an idea, a theory* * *[propagan'dare]* * *propagandare/propagan'dare/ [1]to propagandize, to disseminate [idee, informazioni]; to advertise [ prodotto]. -
27 favorire vt
[favo'rire]1) (gen) to favour Brit, favor Am, (commercio, industria, arti) to promote, encourage, (partito, opinione) to support2)favorisca da questa parte — please come this way -
28 incrementare vt
[inkremen'tare](aumentare: vendite, produzione) to increase, (dar sviluppo a: commercio) to promote -
29 promozionare
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30 avanzare
I [avan'tsare]1. vt2. vi(aus essere o avere) (procedere) to advance, move forward, (stagioni) approach, (fig : nello studio ecc) to make progressII [avan'tsare]avanzare negli anni — to grow older, get on
1) (essere d'avanzo) to be left over, remain2) Mat2. vtavanzare qc (da qn) — (essere creditore) to be owed sth by sb
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31 favorire
vt [favo'rire]1) (gen) to favour Brit, favor Am, (commercio, industria, arti) to promote, encourage, (partito, opinione) to support2)favorisca da questa parte — please come this way -
32 incrementare
vt [inkremen'tare](aumentare: vendite, produzione) to increase, (dar sviluppo a: commercio) to promote
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