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"sample;Probe;Muster;amostragem longitudinal"* * *m sample( esemplare) specimendi stoffa swatchsports champion* * *campione s.m.1 sample; ( esemplare) specimen; ( solo di stoffa) swatch; ( disegno) pattern: un campione di vino, a wine sample; prelevare, analizzare un campione, to take, to analyse a sample // (comm.): campione gratuito, free sample; campione senza valore, sample only, sample of no commercial value; campioni di merce spedita, shipment samples; al campione, come da campione, as per sample; conforme a campione, secondo campione, up to standard; vendita su campione, sale by sample // (stat.): campione casuale, random sample; campione rappresentativo, representative sample; campione di prova, trial sample; campione di zona, area sample; campione statistico, statistical sample; metodo del campione, sample method // (metrol.) il metro campione, the standard meter2 (sport) champion: campione di nuoto, swimming champion; ecco il futuro campione!, ecco un campione in erba!, here's the budding champion!◆ agg.2 ( preso a modello) sample (attr.): indagine campione, sample survey, (amer.) pilot survey; esemplare campione, model sample (o specimen).* * *[kam'pjone] 1.1) (vincitore, atleta di alto livello) championcampione di pugilato — champion boxer, boxing champion
essere un campione — [ persona] to be an ace
essere campione d'incassi — [film, spettacolo] to be a box-office hit
3) (difensore)4) med. min. tecn. (di tessuto, feci, urina, roccia) sample, specimen5) statist. sample, cross-section6) comm. sample; (di rivista, libro) specimen; (di carta da parati) pattern; cosmet. tester2.aggettivo invariabile1) sport2) statist.* * *campione/kam'pjone/I sostantivo m.(f. - essa /essa/)1 (vincitore, atleta di alto livello) champion; campione del mondo world champion; campione di pugilato champion boxer, boxing champion2 (chi eccelle) essere un campione [ persona] to be an ace; essere campione d'incassi [ film, spettacolo] to be a box-office hit3 (difensore) un campione della fede a champion of faith; farsi campione di una causa to champion a cause4 med. min. tecn. (di tessuto, feci, urina, roccia) sample, specimen5 statist. sample, cross-section1 sport squadra campione champion team
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