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1 fonte
"source;Quelle;nascente"* * *m f springfig sourcefonte energetica source of energyda fonte attendibile from a reliable source* * *fonte s.f.1 ( sorgente) spring, source2 ( fontana) fountain3 ( origine) source, origin: fonti energetiche, di guadagno, sources of energy, of profit; un lavoro che è fonte di soddisfazione, a job that is a source of satisfaction; per maggior chiarezza è meglio risalire alle fonti, to have a clearer picture it's better to go back to the sources; le fonti dell' 'Orlando Furioso', the sources of 'Orlando Furioso' // (dir.) fonti del diritto, sources of the law // fonti statistiche, statistical sources // (trib.) ritenuta alla fonte, withholding (o deduction) at source // sapere da fonte sicura, to have on good authority (o to have learnt from a reliable source)4 ( causa) cause, root◆ s.m.: fonte battesimale, font.* * *['fonte]1. sf(sorgente) spring, (fig : di calore, informazioni) sourcerisalire alle fonti — to go back to the origins o roots
2. smfonte battesimale Rel — font
* * *['fonte] 1.sostantivo femminile1) (sorgente) spring, fount lett.2) (fontana) fountain3) (origine) rootfonte di — source of [ansietà, soddisfazione]
4) (di informazioni) source, authority5) (documento)2.-i — source material, sources
sostantivo maschile* * *fonte/'fonte/I sostantivo f.1 (sorgente) spring, fount lett.2 (fontana) fountain3 (origine) root; fonte di reddito source of income; fonte di source of [ansietà, soddisfazione]; risalire alla fonte to go back to the original source4 (di informazioni) source, authority; una fonte autorevole a reliable source (of information); secondo una fonte bene informata according to a well placed observer5 (documento) -i source material, sourcesfonte battesimale font. -
2 una fonte autorevole
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3 attingere vt irreg
[at'tindʒere]attingere a o da — (acqua) to draw from, (denaro, risorse) to draw on, obtain from
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4 attingere
vt irreg [at'tindʒere]attingere a o da — (acqua) to draw from, (denaro, risorse) to draw on, obtain from
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