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1 verbale
1. adj verbal2. m recorddi riunione minutes pl* * *verbale1 agg.1 ( a voce) spoken, oral, verbal: errore verbale, verbal error; esame verbale, oral examination; ordine, promessa, spiegazione verbale, verbal order, promise, explanation; alterco verbale, verbal dispute // contratto verbale, oral contract; (dir.) processo verbale, trial recordverbale2 s.m. minutes (pl.), record, proceedings (pl.): il verbale di un'assemblea, the minutes of a meeting; verbale di una conferenza, conference proceedings; verbali del consiglio di amministrazione, board minutes; il libro dei verbali, the minute book; stendere un verbale, to draw up a report; mettere qlco. a verbale, to put sthg. on record (o to record sthg.) // (dir.): il verbale delle testimonianze, (shorthand) report of evidence; verbale del processo, trial record; verbale di contravvenzione, ticket (o order to pay a fine).* * *[ver'bale]1. agg1) (orale) verbal, spoken2) Gramm verbal2. sm(di riunione) minutes pl, Dir recordle faccio il verbale Polizia — I'll have to report this
mettere a verbale — to place in the minutes o on record
* * *I [ver'bale]1) [promessa, accordo] verbal, oral; [comunicazione, violenza] verbal2) ling. (relativo ai verbi) verbalII [ver'bale]sostantivo maschile minutes pl., record, proceedings pl.tenere, stendere il verbale — to take, to write up the minutes
mettere a verbale — to minute, to put on record
* * *verbale1/ver'bale/1 [promessa, accordo] verbal, oral; [comunicazione, violenza] verbal2 ling. (relativo ai verbi) verbal.————————verbale2/ver'bale/sostantivo m.minutes pl., record, proceedings pl.; tenere, stendere il verbale to take, to write up the minutes; mettere a verbale to minute, to put on record; verbale di contravvenzione ticket. -
2 verbale
[ver'bale]1. agg1) (orale) verbal, spoken2) Gramm verbal2. sm(di riunione) minutes pl, Dir recordle faccio il verbale Polizia — I'll have to report this
mettere a verbale — to place in the minutes o on record
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3 contratto
1. m contractcontratto d'affitto lease2. past part vedere contrarre* * *contratto s.m. contract; agreement, deed: contratto a cottimo, jobbing contract; contratto a fermo, firm contract; contratto a termine, forward contract; contratto a lungo termine, long-term contract; contratto agganciato alla scala mobile, index-linked contract; contratto a termine su merci o su prodotti finanziari, futures contract; contratto a pronti, spot contract; contratto collettivo ( di lavoro), collective agreement; contratto di apprendista, articles (pl.) of apprenticeship; contratto bilaterale, bilateral contract (o indenture); contratto di associazione, deed (o articles) of partnership; contratto d'appalto, contract by tender; contratto d'assicurazione, insurance contract; contratto di esclusiva, exclusive dealing; contratto di fornitura, supply contract; contratto di gestione, franchise; contratto di cessione dei crediti da recuperare, factoring; contratto di commissione, broker's contract; contratto di compravendita, purchase deed (o sale contract); contratto di lavoro, labour (o employment) contract; contratto di leasing, lease; contratto d'affitto, lease (contract), location; contratto di trasporto, contract of conveyance (o charter agreement); contratto di noleggio, charter (party); contratto formale, formal agreement (o specialty contract); contratto illegale, illegal contract; contratto capestro, tying contract; contratto vincolante, binding contract; contratto irrevocabile, contract beyond revocation; contratto nullo, void contract; contratto annullabile, voidable contract; contratto definitivo, final contract; contratto verbale, parole (o verbal) contract, gentlemen's agreement; contratto rinnovabile, renewable contract; contratto preliminare, preliminary contract (o precontract); contratto ipotecario, mortgage deed; contratto oneroso, onerous contract; contratto provvisorio, provisional contract; ( assicurazioni) contratto provvisorio di polizza, slip; contratto sindacale, union contract; contratto scaduto, expired contract; contratto sociale, social contract; contratto societario, partnership deed // come da contratto, as per contract; a contratto, indentured; esecuzione di un contratto, execution of a contract; infrazione di contratto, breach of contract; scadenza di un contratto, expiration of a contract; redigere un contratto, to draw up a contract; rescindere un contratto, to rescind (o to cancel) a contract; rinnovare un contratto, to renew a contract; rompere un contratto, to break a contract; firmare un contratto, to sign a contract; concludere, stipulare un contratto, to enter into a contract // (Borsa): contratto a doppia facoltà, indemnity (o put and call) option, (amer.) straddle; contratto a doppia opzione, spread; contratto a premi su indici di borsa, stock index options; contratto a premio, option contract; contratto di riporto, continuation note (o contango contract).* * *[kon'tratto] contratto (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg(volto, mani) tense, (muscoli) tense, contracted, Gramm contracted3. sm* * *[kon'tratto] Isostantivo maschile (accordo) contract, agreement ( tra, fra between; con with); (documento) contractfirmare, rompere un contratto — to sign, break a contract
contratto di affitto — rent o rental o tenancy agreement
contratto collettivo di lavoro — econ. collective agreement
contratto di lavoro — employment contract, contract of employment
II 1.contratto di matrimonio — marriage contract o settlement
participio passato contrarre2.1) [dita, mascelle, muscoli] contracted (da with)2) ling.* * *contratto1/kon'tratto/sostantivo m.(accordo) contract, agreement ( tra, fra between; con with); (documento) contract; firmare, rompere un contratto to sign, break a contract\contratto di affitto rent o rental o tenancy agreement; contratto collettivo di lavoro econ. collective agreement; contratto di lavoro employment contract, contract of employment; contratto di locazione → contratto di affitto; contratto di matrimonio marriage contract o settlement; contratto di noleggio hire contract; contratto a tempo determinato fixed term contract; contratto a tempo indeterminato permanent contract; contratto a termine terminable contract.————————contratto2/kon'tratto/II aggettivo1 [dita, mascelle, muscoli] contracted (da with)2 ling. forma -a short form. -
4 consenso
m ( permesso) consent, permission* * *consenso s.m.1 consent, assent, agreement (anche dir.); permission: consenso formale, scritto, formal, written consent; consenso verbale, verbal assent; per consenso generale, by universal consent; previo consenso delle parti interessate, subject to agreement by the parties concerned; alle recenti elezioni il suo partito ha incontrato un largo consenso, during the last elections his party achieved widespread success; non ti darò mai il consenso di sposare quella donna, I'll never give you my consent to marry that woman; col consenso di mia madre, with my mother's permission // (dir.): libero consenso, free consent; sentenza emessa con il consenso del convenuto, judgment by consent; consenso reciproco, mutual assent2 ( matrimoniale) marriage licence.* * *[kon'sɛnso]sostantivo maschile1) (assenso) assent, consentdare a qcn. il consenso di fare qcs. — to consent to sb. doing sth
2) (giudizio favorevole) approval3) (accordo) consensus, agreement* * *consenso/kon'sεnso/sostantivo m.1 (assenso) assent, consent; dare a qcn. il consenso di fare qcs. to consent to sb. doing sth.2 (giudizio favorevole) approval3 (accordo) consensus, agreement.
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verbal agreement — oral agreement, agreement made without any written documentation … English contemporary dictionary
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