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♦ frame /freɪm/n.1 telaio; intelaiatura; cornice: window frame, telaio di una finestra; the frame of an airship, l'intelaiatura di un dirigibile2 (di quadro, ecc., e fig.) cornice: picture frame, cornice per quadro; a frame of dark hair, una cornice di capelli scuri4 (edil.) struttura portante; armatura: the steel frame of a skyscraper, l'armatura d'acciaio di un grattacielo5 incastellatura; impalcatura; castello6 carcassa (di macchina elettrica, ecc.)8 struttura (fisica); fisico; corporatura; ossatura; corpo: an athlete with a powerful frame, un atleta dalla possente struttura fisica9 ordinamento; struttura: the frame of society, la struttura della società; (market.) the frame of distribution, la struttura distributiva12 (cinem., fotogr.) fotogramma; inquadratura16 (naut.) ordinata; costa18 telaio (per ricamo, tessitura, maglieria, ecc.)20 (telef.) sequenza23 (ind. min.) tavola per lavaggio di minerali● (TV) frame aerial, antenna a gabbia □ frame house, casa con strutture in legno □ frame-maker, corniciaio □ frame of mind, stato d'animo; umore; disposizione di spirito; vena: in a happy frame of mind, di buon umore; I'm not in the right frame of mind to see people, non sono dell'umore giusto (o adatto) per vedere gente □ frame of reference, (tecn.) sistema di riferimento; (fig.) schema, modello, angolazione, ottica □ frame saw, sega a telaio □ frame tent, tenda da campo ( con pareti verticali) □ (stor.) frame-work, lavoro a telaio □ (stor.) frame-worker, tessitore □ door frame, telaio di porta; infisso □ in the frame, sotto considerazione; in predicato.(to) frame /freɪm/A v. t.2 incorniciare; circondare; fare da cornice: Long black hair framed her face, lunghi capelli neri le incorniciavano il viso3 concepire; ideare; elaborare; redigere: to frame a scheme, ideare un piano; to frame a constitution, elaborare una costituzione7 adattare; regolare8 (cinem., TV) inquadrareB v. i.(arc.: di piano, ecc.) procedere; progredire; svilupparsi. -
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I 1. [freɪm]1) (of building, boat, roof) struttura f., ossatura f.; (of car, bicycle, racquet, bed) telaio m.; (of tent) struttura f.2) (of picture) cornice f.; (of window) telaio m.; (of door) infisso m.3) fig. (context) cornice f.5) (picture) cinem. frame m., fotogramma m.; telev. fot. quadro m.6) (for weaving) telaio m.7) (in snooker) (triangle) triangolo m.; (single game) partita f.8) inform. frame m.2. 3.II [freɪm]timber-framed — [ house] con la struttura in legno
1) (enclose) incorniciare (anche fig.)2) (formulate in words) formulare3) (devise) elaborare [plan, policy]5) colloq. (set up) [ police] montare un'accusa contro, incastrare [ suspect]; [ criminal] fare cadere i sospetti su, tramare contro [ associate]* * *[freim] 1. noun1) (a hard main structure round which something is built or made: the steel frame of the aircraft.) struttura2) (something made to enclose something: a picture-frame; a window-frame.) cornice3) (the human body: He has a slight frame.) costituzione, ossatura2. verb1) (to put a frame around: to frame a picture.) incorniciare2) (to act as a frame for: Her hair framed her face.) incorniciare3) (to arrange false evidence so as to make (someone) seem guilty of a crime etc (noun frame-up).) incastrare, montare un'accusa contro•- frame of mind* * *I 1. [freɪm]1) (of building, boat, roof) struttura f., ossatura f.; (of car, bicycle, racquet, bed) telaio m.; (of tent) struttura f.2) (of picture) cornice f.; (of window) telaio m.; (of door) infisso m.3) fig. (context) cornice f.5) (picture) cinem. frame m., fotogramma m.; telev. fot. quadro m.6) (for weaving) telaio m.7) (in snooker) (triangle) triangolo m.; (single game) partita f.8) inform. frame m.2. 3.II [freɪm]timber-framed — [ house] con la struttura in legno
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[freɪm]1. n1) (of person) corpo, ossatura, (of ship, building, tent) struttura, armatura, (of bicycle) telaio, (of picture) cornice f, (of window, door) telaio, intelaiatura2) Cine immagine f3)frames npl — montatura2. vt1) (picture) incorniciare3)to frame sb — (fam: incriminate) incastrare qn
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8 frame joint
Hinge, hinge(d) joint, frame joint, articulationCerniera fDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > frame joint
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9 frame of reference
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12 freeze-frame
freeze-frame /ˈfri:zfreɪm/n.1 (cinem.) inquadratura fissa2 (cinem.) fotogramma3 (TV) fermo immagine.(to) freeze-frame /ˈfri:zfreɪm/v. t.2 (TV) fermare (un video, usando il fermo immagine)3 (fig. fam.) bloccare; arrestare. -
13 Zimmer frame®
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15 stiffening frame
Intelaiatura f di irrigidimentoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > stiffening frame
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16 climbing frame
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17 cold frame
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18 framework frame·work n
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['friːzˌfreɪm]fotogramma m, (on video) fermo immagine -
20 mainframe main·frame n
['meɪnˌfreɪm](also: mainframe computer) mainframe m inv
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