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1 mission **** mis·sion n
['mɪʃ(ə)n](all senses) missione f -
2 admission ad·mis·sion n
[əd'mɪʃ(ə)n]1) (entry: to society, school etc) ammissione f, (to exhibition, night club, building) entrata, ingresso, (price) prezzo del biglietto (d'ingresso)"admission free" or "free admission" — "ingresso gratuito"
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3 commission **** com·mis·sion
[kə'mɪʃ(ə)n]1. n1) (order for work: esp of artist) incarico2) (for salesman) commissione f, provvigione fto work/sell on commission — lavorare/vendere a provvigione
I get 10% commission — ricevo il 10% sulle vendite
3) (committee) commissione fcommission of inquiry Brit — commissione f d'inchiesta
a commission has been set up to investigate the tragedy — è stata nominata una commissione per indagare sulla tragedia
4) Mil5)out of commission — (machine) fuori uso, Naut in disarmo
2. vt1)(expert, consultant, artist)
to commission sb to do sth — incaricare qn di fare qcto commission sth from sb — (work of art) commissionare qc a qn
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4 commissionaire com·mis·sion·aire n
[kəˌmɪʃə'nɛə(r)](Brit : at shop, cinema etc) portiere m in livreaEnglish-Italian dictionary > commissionaire com·mis·sion·aire n
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5 commissioner *** com·mis·sion·er n
[kə'mɪʃənə(r)]membro di una commissione, Police questore mEnglish-Italian dictionary > commissioner *** com·mis·sion·er n
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6 intermission inter·mis·sion n
[ˌɪntə'mɪʃ(ə)n](pause) interruzione f, pausa, Theatre, Cine intervallo -
7 missionary mis·sion·ary n
['mɪʃ(ə)nrɪ]Rel missionario (-a) -
8 permission *** per·mis·sion n
[pə'mɪʃ(ə)n]permesso, (official) autorizzazione fwith your permission — se mi permette, con il suo permesso
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9 remission re·mis·sion n
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10 submission sub·mis·sion n
[səb'mɪʃ(ə)n]sottomissione f, (to committee etc) richiesta, domanda -
11 transmission trans·mis·sion n
[trænz'mɪʃ(ə)n]Auto TV Radio trasmissione f -
12 misapprehension mis·ap·pre·hen·sion n
['mɪsˌæprɪ'hɛnʃ(ə)n]equivoco, malintesoEnglish-Italian dictionary > misapprehension mis·ap·pre·hen·sion n
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13 mission
[mis·sion || 'mɪʃn]◙ n. משימה, מטלה, ייעוד; משלחת; שליחות; מיסיון; בית המיסיון* * *◙ ןויסימה תיב ;ןויסימ ;תוחילש ;תחלשמ ;דועיי,הלטמ,המישמ◄ -
14 mission control
mis·sion con·ˈtroln Bodenkontrolle f, Bodenkontrollzentrum nt* * * -
15 missionary position
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16 mission count-down
mis·sion ˈcount-downn Countdown m vor einem Raumflug -
17 mission report
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18 mission
mis·sion [ʼmɪʃən] ncombat \mission Kampfeinsatz m;peace \mission Friedensmission f;rescue \mission Rettungsmission f, Rettungseinsatz m;\mission accomplished Mission beendet, [Einsatz]auftrag ausgeführt\mission in life Lebensaufgabe f, Lebenszweck m;a person with a \mission ein Mensch m mit einem Zielforeign/home \mission äußere/innere Mission;( building) Missionsstation ftrade \mission Handelsmission f -
19 missionary
mis·sion·ary [ʼmɪʃənəri, Am -neri] nMissionar(in) m(f) nmodifier (freedom, school, work) Missions-;\missionary zeal missionarischer Eifer -
20 missionary position
'mis·sion·ary po·si·tion nMissionarsstellung f
См. также в других словарях:
mis|sion|al — «MIHSH uh nuhl», adjective. of or having to do with a mission … Useful english dictionary
mis|sion|a|rize — «MIHSH uh nuh ryz», intransitive verb, transitive verb, rized, riz|ing. = missionize. (Cf. ↑missionize) … Useful english dictionary
mis|sion|ar|y — «MIHSH uh NEHR ee», noun, plural ar|ies, adjective. –n. 1. a person sent on the work of a religious mission: »the missionary went to Africa to convert people to Christianity. 2. a person who works to advance some cause or idea. 3. Obsolete. an… … Useful english dictionary
mis|sion|ize — «MIHSH uh nyz», verb, ized, iz|ing. –v.i. to send missionaries or missions; establish a religious mission or missions: »All three religions…have been actively missionizing (Alfred L. Kroeber). –v.t. to send missionaries or missions to; convert… … Useful english dictionary
ad|mis|sion — «ad MIHSH uhn», noun. 1. a) the act of allowing (a person, animal, or group) to enter; entrance: »the admission of aliens into a country, the admission of Kentucky as a state into the Union. His admission into the hospital was delayed for lack of … Useful english dictionary
com|mis|sion|al — «kuh MIHSH uh nuhl», adjective. having to do with a commission … Useful english dictionary
com|mis|sion|er — «kuh MIHSH uh nuhr, MIHSH nuhr», noun. 1. an official in charge of some department of a government: »a police commissioner. Our county has both a road commissioner and a commissioner of public health. 2. a member of a commission. 3. one of a… … Useful english dictionary
de|mis|sion — «dih MIHSH uhn», noun. 1. a putting away or letting go; giving up; resignation; abdication. 2. Archaic. a sending away; dismissal. ╂[< Old French demission < desmettre; see etym. under demise (Cf. ↑demise … Useful english dictionary
dis|mis|sion — «dihs MIHSH uhn», noun. = dismissal. (Cf. ↑dismissal) … Useful english dictionary
e|mis|sion — «ih MIHSH uhn», noun. 1. the act or fact of emitting: »the emission of light from the sun. 2. a thing emitted; discharge: »It is from these bursts of emission that radio astronomers have obtained most of their new information about the sun s… … Useful english dictionary
im|mis|sion — «ihm MIHSH uhn», noun. the act or process of sending or letting in; injection; introduction. ╂[< Latin immissiō, ōnis < immittere; see etym. under immit (Cf. ↑immit)] … Useful english dictionary