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1 space
I 1. [speɪs]1) U (room) spazio m., posto m.to invade sb.'s (personal) space — invadere lo spazio vitale di qcn.
to give sb. space — fig. dare spazio a qcn
2) С (gap) spazio m.; mus. interlinea f.; tip. (between words) spazio m.; (between lines) interlinea f., spaziatura f.in the space provided — (on form) nell'apposito spazio
3) С (area of land) spazio m.4) (interval of time) intervallo m.in o within the space of a week nello spazio di una settimana; in a short space of time — in un breve lasso di tempo
5) fis. spazio m.2.modificatore [research, programme, rocket, capsule, platform] spaziale; [ exploration] dello spazioII [speɪs]verbo transitivo spaziare* * *[speis] 1. noun1) (a gap; an empty or uncovered place: I couldn't find a space for my car.) spazio, posto2) (room; the absence of objects; the area available for use: Have you enough space to turn round?; Is there space for one more?) spazio3) ((often outer space) the region outside the Earth's atmosphere, in which all stars and other planets etc are situated: travellers through space.) spazio2. verb((also space out) to set (things) apart from one another: He spaced the rows of potatoes half a metre apart.) spaziare distanziare- spacing- spacious
- spaciously
- spaciousness
- space-age
- spacecraft
- spaceship
- spacesuit* * *I 1. [speɪs]1) U (room) spazio m., posto m.to invade sb.'s (personal) space — invadere lo spazio vitale di qcn.
to give sb. space — fig. dare spazio a qcn
2) С (gap) spazio m.; mus. interlinea f.; tip. (between words) spazio m.; (between lines) interlinea f., spaziatura f.in the space provided — (on form) nell'apposito spazio
3) С (area of land) spazio m.4) (interval of time) intervallo m.in o within the space of a week nello spazio di una settimana; in a short space of time — in un breve lasso di tempo
5) fis. spazio m.2.modificatore [research, programme, rocket, capsule, platform] spaziale; [ exploration] dello spazioII [speɪs]verbo transitivo spaziare -
2 clearance
['klɪərəns]1) (permission) autorizzazione f.2) (customs certificate) (anche customsclearance —) (of goods) sdoganamento m.; (of ship) spedizione f. in dogana
3) (removal) (of trees) abbattimento m.; (of buildings) demolizione f.4) comm. liquidazione f.5) (gap) spazio m. (libero)6) econ. compensazione f.* * *1) (the act of clearing or removing: The clearance of these trees from the front of the window will give you more light.) rimozione2) (the empty space between two objects: You can drive the lorry under the bridge - there's a clearance of half a metre.) distanza, spazio libero3) ((a certificate) giving permission for something to be done.) autorizzazione* * *clearance /ˈklɪərəns/n.1 [u] liberazione ( da un ostacolo); rimozione ( della neve, ecc.); sgombro ( delle strade, ecc.): (mil.) mine clearance, rimozione delle mine; sminamento2 spazio libero; spazio franco; distanza; (naut.) franco: There is only a three-foot clearance between the locomotive and the tunnel wall, fra la locomotiva e la parete della galleria c'è uno spazio franco di tre soli piedi3 (ind. costr.) altezza ( di un ponte, un cavalcavia, ecc.): a suspension bridge with a clearance of 200 feet ( above water), un ponte sospeso che ha un'altezza di 200 piedi sul pelo dell'acqua; clearance height (o head clearance) altezza libera ( in un sottopassaggio, ecc.)4 [uc] (dog.) sdoganamento, svincolo ( di merce); pratica di sdoganamento ( di nave, per entrare in porto o salpare); libera pratica: No ship can leave port without clearance, nessuna nave può salpare senza libera pratica5 [u] (fin.) compensazione ( di debiti e crediti, con scambio d'assegni, ecc.); operazione di compensazione8 ( sport) disimpegno; respinta; parata, salvataggio; ( calcio) goal line clearance, respinta sulla linea (di porta); salvataggio in extremis9 (polit., = security clearance) dichiarazione ufficiale che una persona non è un rischio per la sicurezza dello Stato; autorizzazione a usare materiale che costituisce segreto di Stato; nulla osta di sicurezza● (fin.) clearance house = clearing house ► clearing □ (naut.) clearance inwards, permesso d'entrata in porto; spedizione in dogana □ (naut.) clearance outwards, permesso di uscita dal porto □ clearance papers, documenti di sdoganamento □ clearance sale, (vendita di) liquidazione ( delle rimanenze); svendita □ (med.) clearance test, clearance (test) □ (dog.) clearance through ( the) customs, sdoganamento ( di merce).* * *['klɪərəns]1) (permission) autorizzazione f.2) (customs certificate) (anche customsclearance —) (of goods) sdoganamento m.; (of ship) spedizione f. in dogana
3) (removal) (of trees) abbattimento m.; (of buildings) demolizione f.4) comm. liquidazione f.5) (gap) spazio m. (libero)6) econ. compensazione f.
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