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1 customs
['kʌstəmz]nome + verbo sing. o pl. (authority, place) dogana f.* * *1) ((the government department that collects) taxes paid on goods coming into a country: Did you have to pay customs on those watches?; He works for the customs; ( also adjective) customs duty.) diritti doganali2) (the place at a port etc where these taxes are collected: I was searched when I came through customs at the airport.) dogana* * *customs /ˈkʌstəmz/A n. (dog.)1 [u] dogana: to clear customs, passare la dogana; to clear through customs, sdoganare, sdaziare ( merci, bagagli, ecc.); at the French customs, alla dogana francese2 (al pl.) diritti (o dazi) doganali; dogana (sing.) (fam.): You don't have to pay any customs on these goods, su queste merci non si paga doganaB a. attr.(dog.) doganale; di (o della) dogana: customs charges, diritti doganali; spese di dogana; customs controls, controlli doganali; customs declaration, dichiarazione doganale; customs duties, dazi (o diritti) doganali; customs formalities, formalità di dogana; customs invoice, fattura doganale; customs surveyor, ispettore di dogana; customs station, posto di dogana● (in GB, fino al 2005) Customs and Excise = HM Revenue and Customs ► sotto □ customs and excise duties, dazi interni ed esteri □ (trasp.) customs agent, spedizioniere doganale □ (comm. est.) customs barriers, barriere doganali □ customs bill of entry, (dog.) bolla (o bolletta) doganale; (naut., in GB) lista delle navi in arrivo e in partenza □ customs bond, cauzione doganale □ (trasp.) customs broker, spedizioniere accreditato □ customs clearance, sdoganamento; sdaziamento □ customs drawback, dazio di ritorno □ customs entry, dichiarazione doganale □ customs examination, visita (o ispezione) doganale □ (fisc.) customs-free, esente da dazio, in franchigia doganale □ customs guard, doganiere □ customs house, edificio (o ufficio) della dogana; dogana □ customs inspection = customs examination ► sopra □ customs officer, funzionario della dogana; doganiere □ (trasp.) customs permit, bolletta di transito □ customs specification, distinta doganale □ customs square, piazzale della dogana □ customs store, magazzino doganale □ customs tariff, tariffa doganale □ (comm. est., econ.) customs union, unione doganale □ customs warehouse, magazzino doganale; deposito (o punto) franco □ customs warrant, buono di prelievo ( dal magazzino doganale); nota di trasbordo □ (in GB, dal 2005) HM Revenue and Customs, Ufficio delle imposte indirette.* * *['kʌstəmz]nome + verbo sing. o pl. (authority, place) dogana f. -
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customs official nome funzionario m. (-a) della dogana* * *n* * *customs official nome funzionario m. (-a) della dogana -
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12 customs duties
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15 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. -
16 Bond
I [bɒnd]1) (link) legame m., vincolo m.to feel a strong bond with sb. — sentire un forte legame con qcn
2) (fetter) ceppi m.pl.; fig. catene f.pl.3) econ. obbligazione f.4) (adhesion) adesività f.5) chim. legame m.7) (at customs)II 1. [bɒnd]in bond — in deposito franco, in magazzino doganale
1) (anche bond together) [ glue] unire, fare aderire [ surfaces]; ing. disporre, allineare [ bricks]; fig. [ experience] legare [ people]2) (at customs) riporre (in magazzino doganale) [ goods]2.1) psic. legarsi, affezionarsi ( with a)* * *[bond]1) (something used for tying (especially a person): They released the prisoner from his bonds.) catene2) (something that unites or joins people together: a bond of friendship.) legame•* * *(Surnames) Bond /bɒnd, USA bɑ:nd/* * *I [bɒnd]1) (link) legame m., vincolo m.to feel a strong bond with sb. — sentire un forte legame con qcn
2) (fetter) ceppi m.pl.; fig. catene f.pl.3) econ. obbligazione f.4) (adhesion) adesività f.5) chim. legame m.7) (at customs)II 1. [bɒnd]in bond — in deposito franco, in magazzino doganale
1) (anche bond together) [ glue] unire, fare aderire [ surfaces]; ing. disporre, allineare [ bricks]; fig. [ experience] legare [ people]2) (at customs) riporre (in magazzino doganale) [ goods]2.1) psic. legarsi, affezionarsi ( with a) -
17 tariff
['tærɪf] 1.1) (price) tariffa f.2) (customs duty) tariffa f. doganale2.modificatore [agreement, barrier, reform] tariffario; [ cut] delle tariffe doganali; [ union] doganale* * *['tærif]1) (a list of prices or charges eg in a hotel: A copy of the tariff is placed in each bedroom.) tariffa2) ((a list of) taxes to be paid on imported or exported goods: the customs tariff.) tariffa* * *tariff /ˈtærɪf/A n.1 (comm. est., dog., econ.) tariffa; dazio: customs tariff, tariffa doganale; dazio doganale; tariff reform, riforma delle tariffe doganali; retaliatory tariffs, tariffe (o dazi) di ritorsione2 (ass., trasp., tur., ecc.) tariffa: flat-rate tariff, tariffa forfettaria ( di una fornitura, ecc.); hotel tariffs, tariffe alberghiereB a. attr.tariffario; doganale: tariff agreements (o arrangements) accordi tariffari; tariff barrier, barriera doganale; tariff cut, riduzione tariffaria; tariff quotas, contingenti tariffari (o doganali); tariff wall, barriera tariffaria; tariff war, guerra tariffaria.(to) tariff /ˈtærɪf/v. t.* * *['tærɪf] 1.1) (price) tariffa f.2) (customs duty) tariffa f. doganale2.modificatore [agreement, barrier, reform] tariffario; [ cut] delle tariffe doganali; [ union] doganale -
18 smuggle
['smʌgl] 1.verbo transitivo contrabbandare [cigarettes, alcohol]; mandare clandestinamente [message, food]; trafficare in [arms, drugs]to smuggle sth. in — fare entrare qcs. di contrabbando
to smuggle sb. into a country — fare entrare clandestinamente qcn. in uno stato
2.to smuggle sth. through o past customs — contrabbandare qcs
verbo intransitivo esercitare il contrabbando* * *1) (to bring (goods) into, or send them out from, a country illegally, or without paying duty: He was caught smuggling (several thousand cigarettes through the Customs).) contrabbandare2) (to send or take secretly: I smuggled some food out of the kitchen.) (far entrare/uscire di nascosto)•- smuggler- smuggling* * *['smʌgl] 1.verbo transitivo contrabbandare [cigarettes, alcohol]; mandare clandestinamente [message, food]; trafficare in [arms, drugs]to smuggle sth. in — fare entrare qcs. di contrabbando
to smuggle sb. into a country — fare entrare clandestinamente qcn. in uno stato
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['bɔːdɪŋ]1) aer. mar. imbarco m.2) mar. (by customs officer) ispezione f.3) mil. arrembaggio m.* * *boarding /ˈbɔ:dɪŋ/n. [u]1 assito; tavolato; tavolame3 pensione; il tenere (o essere) a pensione: I was tired of boarding and so I rented a flat, ero stanco di stare a pensione e così ho affittato un appartamento4 (naut.) abbordaggio; arrembaggio5 (naut., aeron.) imbarco; salita a bordo● (aeron.) boarding area, sala di imbarco □ (naut., aeron.) boarding card, carta d'imbarco □ boarding fee, retta ( di collegio, convitto) □ boarding house, pensione □ boarding kennel, pensione per cani; canile □ (naut., aeron.) boarding pass, carta d'imbarco □ boarding school, collegio; convitto; pensionato ( per studenti).* * *['bɔːdɪŋ]1) aer. mar. imbarco m.2) mar. (by customs officer) ispezione f.3) mil. arrembaggio m. -
20 chargeable
['tʃɑːdʒəbl]1) (payable)2) amm.* * *chargeable /ˈtʃɑ:dʒəbl/a.1 (leg.) accusabile, imputabile (di); passibile di un'imputazione: chargeable with embezzlement, passibile dell'imputazione di peculato3 (comm.) addebitabile; a carico (di q.): The customs duty is chargeable to the buyer, il dazio doganale è a carico dell'acquirentechargeabilityn. [u]qualità d'essere imputabile, addebitabile, ecc.* * *['tʃɑːdʒəbl]1) (payable)2) amm.
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