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1 assenza
f absenceassenza di qualcosa lack of something* * *assenza s.f.1 absence: assenza da scuola, non-attendance at school, (fam.) truancy, skiving; assenza dal lavoro, absence from work, (fam.) skiving; durante la mia assenza, in (o during) my absence; quante assenze hai fatto?, how often have you been absent? // brillare per l'assenza, to be conspicuous by one's absence2 ( mancanza) lack; want, absence: assenza di gusto, lack of taste; assenza di luce, absence of light; assenza di immaginazione, lack of imagination; sentire l'assenza di qlcu., to miss s.o. // (inform.) assenza di battuta di stampa, print holidays* * *[as'sɛnza]sostantivo femminile1) (mancata presenza) absence (anche scol.)in assenza di qcn. — in o during sb.'s absence
brillare per (la propria) assenza — iron. to be conspicuous by one's absence, to be conspicuously absent
2) (mancanza) (di prove, luce) lackin assenza di qcs. — in the absence of sth., in default of sth
* * *assenza/as'sεnza/sostantivo f.1 (mancata presenza) absence (anche scol.); in assenza di qcn. in o during sb.'s absence; brillare per (la propria) assenza iron. to be conspicuous by one's absence, to be conspicuously absent2 (mancanza) (di prove, luce) lack; assenza di gravità weightlessness; in assenza di qcs. in the absence of sth., in default of sth.
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