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1 messe
messe s.f.1 (spec. pl.) crop; (raccolto) harvest: una messe abbondante, an abundant harvest (o a bumper crop); falciare le messi, to reap the crops (o the harvest); messi non mietute, standing (o unharvested) crops2 (letter.) (mietitura) reaping, harvesting: tempo della messe, harvest-time3 (spec. pl.) (biade) corn [U]: le bionde messi, the golden corn4 (fig.) (raccolta, copia) crop, harvest: ricca messe di informazioni, a rich harvest of information.* * *['mɛsse]* * *messe/'mεsse/sostantivo f. -
2 prevedere
foresee, predicttempo forecastdi legge provide for* * *prevedere v.tr.1 to foresee*; ( di tempo atmosferico) to forecast; ( aspettarsi) to expect, to anticipate: avevo previsto ciò che sarebbe avvenuto, I had foreseen what would happen; per domani si prevede bel tempo, fine weather is forecast for tomorrow; i contadini prevedono un buon raccolto, the farmers expect a rich harvest; non posso prevederne le conseguenze, I cannot foresee the consequences; prevedo che sarà qui presto, I expect he will be here soon; potevi prevederlo, you could have foreseen it; prevediamo l'arrivo di molti turisti, we anticipate (o expect) the arrival of many tourists; prevedendo il peggio decise di andarsene, fearing the worst he decided to go away; ''Non si è presentato nessuno'' ''Era da prevedere'', ''Nobody showed up'' ''We should have known'' // (econ.): prevedere forti perdite, to expect heavy losses; prevedere i fabbisogni finanziari, to anticipate financial requirements2 (dir.) (di legge, contratto ecc.) to provide for (sthg.): nel modo previsto dalla legge, in the manner provided for by law; il contratto prevede che l'inquilino paghi anticipatamente, the contract provides that the tenant shall pay in advance; la legge ha previsto questo caso, the law has provided for this case3 (inform.) to schedule.* * *[preve'dere]verbo transitivo1) (supporre) to forecast*, to foresee* [reazione, risultato]; to anticipate [problema, ritardo]per domani è previsto bel tempo — meteor. sunshine is forecast for tomorrow
prevedere le mosse di qcn. — to outguess sb.
2) dir. amm. [accordo, clausola, legge] to provide for3) (pianificare) to calculate, to anticipate [conseguenze, effetti, probabilità]* * *prevedere/preve'dere/ [97]1 (supporre) to forecast*, to foresee* [reazione, risultato]; to anticipate [problema, ritardo]; è difficile prevedere chi vincerà le elezioni it is hard to judge who will win the election; è previsto un calo degli investimenti investment is forecast to fall; l'inizio dei lavori è previsto per il 2 marzo the work is scheduled to start on 2 March; per domani è previsto bel tempo meteor. sunshine is forecast for tomorrow; prevedere le mosse di qcn. to outguess sb.; non potevo prevedere che cambiasse idea I couldn't have foreseen he would change his mind2 dir. amm. [accordo, clausola, legge] to provide for3 (pianificare) to calculate, to anticipate [conseguenze, effetti, probabilità]; il progetto generale prevede di fare the general plan is to do. -
3 copioso
copious, abundant* * *1 ( abbondante) plentiful, abundant, copious: raccolto copioso, abundant harvest; un libro con copiose illustrazioni, a copiously illustrated book* * *[ko'pjoso]* * *copioso/ko'pjoso/[ porzione] generous; [raccolto, lacrime] copious, abundant.
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