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1 ♦ observer
♦ observer /əbˈzɜ:və(r)/n.1 osservatore, osservatrice; spettatore, spettatrice; studioso, studiosa: international observer, osservatore internazionale; a casual observer, uno spettatore involontario; an independent observer, un osservatore imparziale3 (mil.) osservatore; vedetta4 (aeron. mil.) osservatore. -
2 casual
['kæʒʊəl] 1.1) (informal) [ clothes] casual, sportivo; [ manner] informale2) (occasional) [ acquaintance] occasionale3) (nonchalant) [gesture, tone] indifferente, disinvolto4) spreg. [violence, remark] gratuito; [ assumption] infondato5) [glance, onlooker] superficiale, distratto7) [worker, labour] (temporary) avventizio, temporaneo; (occasional) occasionale2.nome (worker) (temporary) lavoratore m. (-trice) temporaneo (-a), avventizio (-a); (occasional) lavoratore m. (-trice) occasionale3.* * *['kæʒuəl]1) (not careful: I took a casual glance at the book.) fortuito, indifferente2) (informal: casual clothes.) informale3) (happening by chance: a casual remark.) casuale4) (not regular or permanent: casual labour.) occasionale, saltuario•- casually- casualness* * *casual /ˈkæʒʊəl/A a.1 noncurante; indifferente; disinvolto: Mary tried to look casual, Mary ha cercato d'assumere un'aria indifferente (o disinvolta)2 superficiale; distratto; fatto alla leggera; disinvolto: a casual observer, un osservatore superficiale (o distratto); a casual look, un'occhiata distratta; a casual remark, un'osservazione fatta in modo distratto (o, fam., buttata lì); to do st. in a casual way, fare qualcosa in modo approssimativo5 occasionale; saltuario; avventizio: casual jobs, lavori saltuari; casual sex, rapporti sessuali facili; avventure (sessuali)6 casuale; accidentale; fortuito; involontario: a casual meeting, un incontro fortuito NOTA D'USO: - casual, case o coincidence?-B n.3 (al pl.) abiti, scarpe, ecc. sportivi; abbigliamento casual● casual wear, abbigliamento sportivo; abiti sportivi.* * *['kæʒʊəl] 1.1) (informal) [ clothes] casual, sportivo; [ manner] informale2) (occasional) [ acquaintance] occasionale3) (nonchalant) [gesture, tone] indifferente, disinvolto4) spreg. [violence, remark] gratuito; [ assumption] infondato5) [glance, onlooker] superficiale, distratto7) [worker, labour] (temporary) avventizio, temporaneo; (occasional) occasionale2.nome (worker) (temporary) lavoratore m. (-trice) temporaneo (-a), avventizio (-a); (occasional) lavoratore m. (-trice) occasionale3.
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