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1 ♦ working
♦ working /ˈwɜ:kɪŋ/A a.1 che lavora; attivo; laborioso2 che funziona; funzionante; in funzione: a working model of a plane, un modello d'aereo che funziona; un aeromodello; (mecc.) the working parts of a machine, le parti funzionanti (o mobili) di una macchina3 sufficiente; discreto; che basta allo scopo: a working knowledge of English, una conoscenza discreta dell'ingleseB n.3 (pl.) ► workings● (comput.) working area, area di lavoro □ (equit.) working canter, piccolo galoppo di lavoro ( nel dressage) □ (fin., rag.) working capital, capitale netto d'esercizio; capitale circolante netto □ (fin., rag.) working capital ratio, rapporto di liquidità ( di un'azienda) □ (econ.) the working class, la classe operaia (o lavoratrice); (stor.) il proletariato □ working-class family, famiglia operaia □ working conditions, condizioni di lavoro ( di un dipendente); buono stato, buone condizioni ( di una macchina, ecc.) □ (rag.) working costs, costi di esercizio, spese d'esercizio, spese di gestione □ a working day, una giornata lavorativa; un giorno feriale □ (archit.) a working drawing, un disegno costruttivo □ (rag.) working expenses, spese d'esercizio □ (ind. min.) working face, sezione di scavo □ working group = working party ► sotto □ working hours, ore lavorative; orario di lavoro □ a working hypothesis, un'ipotesi di lavoro □ the working life, la vita (economicamente) attiva □ working load ► workload □ a working man, un operaio; un lavoratore □ working men's club, dopolavoro □ a working mother, una donna con figli che lavora □ working-out, calcolo, risoluzione; elaborazione, sviluppo; esecuzione, attuazione: the working-out of a problem, la soluzione di un problema; the working-out of a plan, l'elaborazione di un progetto □ working-over, il rifare, rifacimento ( di un calcolo, ecc.); busse, botte, pestaggio; (fam. USA) minacce, intimidazioni □ (fin., leg.) working partner, socio attivo □ working party, commissione di studio (o d'indagine); squadra di lavoro ( di soldati, prigionieri, detenuti, ecc.) □ (econ., stat.) working population, popolazione attiva □ (comput.) working space, area di lavoro □ working surface ► worktop □ (org. az.) working time, orario di lavoro □ (econ.) working to rule, sciopero bianco □ (equit.) working trot, trotto di lavoro ( nel dressage) □ working week, settimana lavorativa: 5-day working week, settimana lavorativa di cinque giorni; settimana corta □ working woman, operaia; impiegata; ( in genere) donna che lavora □ (mecc.) in working condition (o in working order), in grado di funzionare; in buono stato. -
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['wɜːkɪŋ] 1.1) (functioning) funzionamento m.2) (shaping, preparation) lavorazione f.3) (draft solution) calcoli m.pl.2. 3.1) (professional) [parent, woman] che lavora; [conditions, environment, methods, relationship, lunch] di lavoro; [ week] lavorativo; [ population] attivo; [ life] professionale, attivoworking hours — (in office) orario d'ufficio o di lavoro; (in shop) orario di apertura
2) (provisional) [ hypothesis] di lavoro; [ title] provvisorio3) (functional) [ model] che funziona; [ mine] in funzione* * *['wɜːkɪŋ] 1.1) (functioning) funzionamento m.2) (shaping, preparation) lavorazione f.3) (draft solution) calcoli m.pl.2. 3.1) (professional) [parent, woman] che lavora; [conditions, environment, methods, relationship, lunch] di lavoro; [ week] lavorativo; [ population] attivo; [ life] professionale, attivoworking hours — (in office) orario d'ufficio o di lavoro; (in shop) orario di apertura
2) (provisional) [ hypothesis] di lavoro; [ title] provvisorio3) (functional) [ model] che funziona; [ mine] in funzione -
3 working-class adj
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4 working ***** work·ing adj
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5 working class
1.nome classe f. operaia2.aggettivo [ area] popolare; [background, family] operaio; [ life] da operaio; [culture, London] operaio, proletario; [ person] della classe operaia* * *(the section of society who work with their hands, doing manual labour.) classe operaia* * *nclasse f operaia or lavoratrice* * *1.nome classe f. operaia2. -
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7 working hours
(the times of day between which one is at work: Normal working hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) ore di lavoro -
8 working efficiency
Efficiency, useful effort, working efficiencyEf f icienza f, rendimento mDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > working efficiency
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10 working group
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11 working man
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12 working men's club
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13 working model
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14 working party
nome amm. gruppo m. di lavoro, commissione f. di studio* * *n Britcommissione f d'inchiesta* * *nome amm. gruppo m. di lavoro, commissione f. di studio -
15 working week
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16 working-party
nouns (a group of people gathered together (usually voluntarily) to perform a particular physical task: They organized a work-party to clear the canal of weeds.) squadra di lavoro -
17 working dog
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18 working majority
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19 working-over
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20 manual working
Manual operation, manual workingComando m manualeDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > manual working
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