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1 active service
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2 ♦ active
♦ active /ˈæktɪv/a.1 attivo: active member, membro attivo; active population, popolazione attiva; an active role, un ruolo attivo; active volcano, vulcano attivo2 attivo; vivace; dinamico; energico: an active old man, un vecchio attivo (o dinamico); to lead an active life, fare vita attiva3 effettivo; concreto; attivo; fattivo: active help, un aiuto concreto; to take an active interest in st., interessarsi attivamente di qc.; to take an active part in st., prendere parte attiva in qc.5 (gramm.) attivo6 (chim., biol., med.) attivo: active immunity, immunità attiva; active principle (o ingredient) principio attivo: active carbon (o active charcoal) carbone attivo7 (comput.) attivo ( in corso di esecuzione): active program, programma attivo; active window, finestra attiva● active citizen, cittadino socialmente attivo nella comunità □ (mil.) active duty, servizio permanente effettivo; servizio attivo □ (mil.) active list, ruolo degli ufficiali in servizio attivo □ (leg.) active obligations, gli obblighi attivi □ (leg., comm.) active partner, socio attivo; ( anche) socio accomandatario □ active service, (mil.) servizio in zona di combattimento; (fig.) servizio attivoactiveness n. [u]. -
3 active duty
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4 active duty Am n
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5 (to) incapacitate
(to) incapacitate /ɪnkəˈpæsɪteɪt/v. t.1 inabilitare; rendere inabile (o incapace): His age incapacitated him for active service, l'età lo rendeva inabile al servizio attivo2 (leg.) inabilitare; dichiarare (q.) incapace; interdireincapacitationn. [u]2 (leg.) inabilitazione; interdizione. -
6 (to) incapacitate
(to) incapacitate /ɪnkəˈpæsɪteɪt/v. t.1 inabilitare; rendere inabile (o incapace): His age incapacitated him for active service, l'età lo rendeva inabile al servizio attivo2 (leg.) inabilitare; dichiarare (q.) incapace; interdireincapacitationn. [u]2 (leg.) inabilitazione; interdizione. -
7 ♦ volunteer
♦ volunteer /vɒlənˈtɪə(r)/n.1 ( anche mil.) volontario: a volunteer army [group], un esercito [un gruppo] di volontari; The charity is staffed mainly by volunteers, il personale dell'ente di beneficenza è composto soprattutto da volontari2 (leg.) cessionario a titolo gratuito; donatario3 (bot.) pianta spontanea.(to) volunteer /vɒlənˈtɪə(r)/A v. i.2 fare volontariato: She volunteers for a number of different charities, fa volontariato per varie organizzazioni benefiche3 (mil.) andare volontario; arruolarsi volontario: to volunteer for active service, portarsi volontario per prestare servizio in zona di guerraB v. t.1 offrire spontaneamente; dare volontariamente: to volunteer one's services, offrire spontaneamente i propri servigi2 proporre (q., spesso a sua insaputa) per un compito: I didn't offer to do it, I was volunteered!, non mi sono offerto di farlo, sono stati gli altri a propormi!● to volunteer information, dare informazioni spontaneamente; ( anche) dare informazioni non richieste □ to volunteer the truth, dire spontaneamente la verità. -
8 ASP
[æsp]nome aspide m.* * *ASPsigla1 (comput., application service provider) fornitore di servizi applicativi; provider di servizi applicativi* * *[æsp]nome aspide m.
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