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1 scontato
discounted( previsto) expectedscontato del 30% 30% discount or deduction* * *scontato agg.4 ( espiato) paid for, atoned for5 ( previsto) foreseen, expected: il suo insuccesso era scontato, his failure was expected // dare per scontato, to take for granted (o to count on): non dare per scontato di riavere i soldi che ti deve, don't count on getting the money he owes you.* * *[skon'tato] 1.participio passato scontare2.1) (ribassato) [ prezzo] discounted, reduced2) (espiato) [pena, condanna] served3) (prevedibile) [vittoria, risultato] expectable, predictable, foregone; [ risposta] stockdare qcs. per scontato — to take sth. for granted
* * *scontato/skon'tato/→ scontareII aggettivo1 (ribassato) [ prezzo] discounted, reduced2 (espiato) [pena, condanna] served3 (prevedibile) [vittoria, risultato] expectable, predictable, foregone; [ risposta] stock; dare qcs. per scontato to take sth. for granted. -
2 perdita
f lossdi gas, di acqua leakessere in perdita be making a lossperdita di tempo waste of timesi estendeva a perdita d'occhio it stretched as far as the eye could see* * *perdita s.f.1 loss (anche estens.): la perdita di un libro, the loss of a book; perdita di memoria, loss of memory; perdita d'importanza, loss of importance; perdita di tempo, loss of time; quel guasto procurò una certa perdita di tempo, that breakdown caused a certain loss of time; la botta in testa gli causò una momentanea perdita di conoscenza, the blow on his head caused a temporary loss of consciousness; la sua squalifica è stata una grave perdita per la squadra, his disqualification was a serious loss for the team; non si è più ripresa dalla perdita del figlio, she has never got over the loss of her son; dopo la perdita di quei territori si arresero, after the loss of those territories they surrendered; infliggere gravi perdite al nemico, to inflict heavy losses on the enemy; subire perdite, to suffer losses; perdita al gioco, gambling loss // a perdita d'occhio, as far as the eye can see2 ( sciupio) waste: perdita di tempo, waste of time; cercare di insegnargli il tedesco è una perdita di tempo, it is a waste of time trying to teach him German3 ( falla, fuga) leak; leakage; (elettr.) stray loss: la perdita di sangue da una ferita, the loss of blood from a wound; c'è una perdita nella conduttura del gas, there is a leak in the gas pipe; questa barca ha una perdita, this boat has a leak (o is leaking); eliminare le perdite, to stop leaks4 (econ.) loss; ( calo) reduction, wastage [U]; ( disavanzo) deficit; ( confisca) forfeiture: perdita di capitale, capital loss; perdita di gestione, di servizio, operating deficit (o loss); perdita di valore, depreciation; perdita netta di esercizio, loss (o net loss); perdita secca, dry loss; le perdite di un'azienda, the losses of a firm; perdite e profitti, loss and gain; perdite su crediti, losses on receivables; l'azienda è in perdita, the firm is in deficit; la società è in perdita di 1000 sterline, the company is Ј 1000 to the bad; lavorare in perdita, to work at a loss; chiudere in perdita, to close with a loss; vendere in perdita, to sell at a loss; (amm.) perdita contabile, book loss; (dir.) perdita di un diritto, forfeiture of a right; (banca) perdita di piazza, bank charges on bills discounted out of town // (fin.): perdita di cambio, exchange loss; perdita d'emissione, issue loss // (inform.): perdita di funzionalità, degradation; perdita di bit, di informazione, dropout.* * *['pɛrdita]sostantivo femminile1) lossperdita di memoria — loss of memory, memory loss
perdita di controllo, di conoscenza — loss of control, consciousness
in perdita — [vendere, lavorare] at a loss
2) (morte)gravi, lievi -e — mil. heavy, light casualties
3) (spreco)4) (dispersione) lossperdita di energia, di calore — power, heat loss
5) (fuoriuscita) leak(age)perdita d'acqua, d'olio — water, oil leak
6) med.••* * *perdita/'pεrdita/sostantivo f.1 loss; perdita di peso weight loss; perdita di memoria loss of memory, memory loss; perdita di controllo, di conoscenza loss of control, consciousness; perdita dei diritti civili deprivation of civil rights; in perdita [vendere, lavorare] at a loss; l'azienda è in perdita the company is losing money; conto profitti e -e profit and loss account2 (morte) la perdita di un caro the loss of a loved one; gravi, lievi -e mil. heavy, light casualties3 (spreco) è una perdita di tempo it's a waste of time4 (dispersione) loss; perdita di energia, di calore power, heat loss5 (fuoriuscita) leak(age); perdita d'acqua, d'olio water, oil leaka perdita d'occhio as far as the eye can see. -
3 scontare
finance deduct, discountpena serve* * *scontare v.tr.1 (banca) to discount: scontare cambiali in banca, to discount bills; la banca ha rifiutato di scontare la cambiale, the bank has refused to accept the bill for discount; far scontare una cambiale, to have a bill discounted; scontare cambiali di comodo, to kite bills; scontare una cambiale a un tasso più alto, (amer.) to shave a bill3 ( fare uno sconto) to reduce, to knock off: scontare di due sterline il prezzo di un articolo, to knock two pounds off the price of an article5 (dir.) ( espiare) to atone for (sthg.), to pay* for (sthg.); to serve: deve ancora scontare tre anni di carcere, he still has three years to serve in prison; la sconterai!, you'll pay for it!; si sconta tutto, prima o poi, everything has to be paid for sooner or later; scontare i propri peccati, to atone (o pay) for one's sins6 (prevedere, dare per certo) to expect, to foresee*, to take* for granted.* * *[skon'tare]verbo transitivo2) (espiare) to atone for [errore, colpa]; dir. to serve [ pena]; to do*, to serve [ periodo di tempo]* * *scontare/skon'tare/ [1]2 (espiare) to atone for [errore, colpa]; dir. to serve [ pena]; to do*, to serve [ periodo di tempo]. -
4 scontato agg
[skon'tato] scontato (-a)1) (prezzo, merce) discounted, at a discount2) (previsto) foreseen, taken for granted -
5 scontabilità
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6 scontato
agg [skon'tato] scontato (-a)1) (prezzo, merce) discounted, at a discount2) (previsto) foreseen, taken for granted
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