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1 deporre
1. v/t put downuova layre, presidente deposedeporre il falso commit perjury* * *deporre v.tr.1 to lay*, to deposit; ( mettere giù) to put* down, to lay* down, to set* down; ( mettere da parte) to lay* aside, to put* aside, to set* aside: deporre la penna sul tavolo, to put (o to lay) down the pen on the table; hanno deposto molti fiori sulla sua tomba, they laid a lot of flowers on his grave; deporre il cappello al guardaroba, to leave (o to deposit) one's hat in the cloak room; deponi il libro e ascoltami, put your book down and listen to me // deporre le armi, to lay down arms (o to surrender) // deporre le uova, to lay eggs // deporre qlcu. da una carica, to remove s.o. from (an) office // deporre un re, ( detronizzarlo) to depose a king2 ( depositare) to deposit: deporre materie estranee, to deposit a sediment; il vino col tempo depone le impurità, with time wine deposits a sediment3 (fig.) ( rinunziare a) to give* up; to set* aside, to forget*, to relinquish: deponete ogni speranza di rivederlo!, give up all hope of seeing him again!; deporre l'odio, to set (o to put) hatred aside; deporre un'idea, to relinquish an idea; deporre la carica, il mandato, to resign from office // deporre l'abito talare, to leave the cloth (o priesthood) // deporre la corona, to put aside (o to refuse) the crown4 (dir.) ( testimoniare in giudizio) to give* testimony, to bear* witness, to depone: deporre il falso, to give false testimony (o to commit perjury o to bear false witness)◆ v. intr. (dir.) ( testimoniare) to depose, to give* evidence, to testify: deporre a favore di qlcu., to give evidence in s.o.'s favour (o to testify on s.o.'s behalf); deporre contro qlcu., to give evidence (o to testify) against s.o.; incapacità a deporre ( del testimonio), incompetence of witness // ciò non depone a tuo favore!, this is not to your credit! (o this does not speak in your favour!).* * *1. [de'porre]vb irreg vt1) (gen : valigia) to put down, (fig : abbandonare: orgoglio, vecchio rancore) to put aside, forget2) (rimuovere: persona) to remove, (re) to depose3)(
sogg : uccello) deporre le uova — to lay eggs4) Dir2. vi* * *[de'porre] 1.verbo transitivo1) (posare) to put* down [carico, pacco]; to lay* [ fiori]; fig. to lay* down, to cast* down [ armi]2) (destituire) to dethrone [ sovrano]; to upset*, to overthrow* [ dirigente]3) zool. [uccelli, rettili] to lay* [ uova]2.1) dir. to testify, to give* evidence2) fig.ciò non depone molto a suo favore — it says very little for her o in her favour
* * *deporre/de'porre/ [73]3 zool. [uccelli, rettili] to lay* [ uova]4 (testimoniare) deporre il falso to give false testimony(aus. avere)1 dir. to testify, to give* evidence -
2 detronizzare
detronizzare v.tr.1 to dethrone; to depose: durante la rivoluzione il re fu detronizzato, during the revolution the king was dethroned* * *[detronid'dzare]verbo transitivo1) stor. pol. to dethrone [ sovrano]2) fig. to depose* * *detronizzare/detronid'dzare/ [1]1 stor. pol. to dethrone [ sovrano]2 fig. to depose. -
3 spodestare
spodestare v.tr. ( destituire) to oust; to remove from office; ( da proprietà) to dispossess; ( da posizione di autorità) to dethrone, to deprive (s.o.) of power: i nobili francesi furono spodestati dalle loro terre, the French nobles were dispossessed of their lands; spodestare un re, to dethrone a king; è stato spodestato dei suoi beni, he was dispossessed (o deprived) of his property; l'hanno spodestato dalla direzione generale, he was ousted from his position as general manager.* * *[spodes'tare]verbo transitivo1) (privare di potere) to depose [re]; to oust, to remove from office [ persona]2) (privare dei beni) to dispossess* * *spodestare/spodes'tare/ [1]1 (privare di potere) to depose [re]; to oust, to remove from office [ persona]2 (privare dei beni) to dispossess. -
4 deposizione
f depositionda un'alta carica removaldi regnante; overthrow* * *deposizione s.f.1 deposition: deposizione da una carica, removal (o dismissal) from office; deposizione dal trono, deposition from the throne (o dethronement) // la Deposizione ( di Cristo), the Deposition (from the Cross) // la Deposizione di Tiziano, Titian's Deposition2 (dir.) deposition; evidence [U], testimony: le deposizioni dei testimoni, the evidence of the witnesses; fare una deposizione, to depose (o to make a deposition o to testify): fare una deposizione in favore di qlcu., to give evidence in s.o.'s favour; firmare la deposizione, to sign the deposition.* * *[depozit'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) dir. testimony, evidence2) (destituzione) (di dirigente) removal; (dal trono) deposition3) relig. art.4) zool. (delle uova) laying* * *deposizione/depozit'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 dir. testimony, evidence2 (destituzione) (di dirigente) removal; (dal trono) deposition3 relig. art. la deposizione the Deposition4 zool. (delle uova) laying. -
5 spodestare vt
[spodes'tare](sovrano) to depose, dethrone -
6 deporre
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7 spodestare
vt [spodes'tare](sovrano) to depose, dethrone
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dépose — [ depoz ] n. f. • 1836; déposage n. m. 1750; de 2. déposer 1 ♦ Techn. Action de déposer, de défaire ce qui a été fixé. Effectuer, faire la dépose d un châssis, d une serrure. 2 ♦ Fait de déposer (qqn). Dépose en hélicoptère des skieurs sur les… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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