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1 addizionale
1. adj ( aggiuntivo) additional2. f finance additional tax* * *addizionale agg. additional, supplementary; ( imposta) addizionale, additional tax (o surtax); ( assicurazioni) premio addizionale, loading (o additional premium).* * *[addittsjo'nale]1. agg2. sf(anche: imposta addizionale) surtax* * *[addittsjo'nale] 1. 2.sostantivo femminile (tassa) surtax* * *addizionale/addittsjo'nale/[lente, tassa] additional; [ guadagno] additional, extraII sostantivo f.(tassa) surtax. -
2 supplemento
"addition;Zusatz;suplemento"* * *m supplementsupplemento intercity intercity supplementrailway fare il supplemento pay a supplement* * *supplemento s.m.1 supplement; ( spesa supplementare) surcharge, extra (charge); additional charge; ( di biglietto ferroviario) excess fare: supplemento di prezzo, surcharge (o extra charge); supplemento di spesa, extra (o additional) expense; ci sarà un supplemento di un euro, there will be an additional charge (o an extra o a supplement) of one euro; (ferr.) supplemento rapido, supplement (o surcharge) (for tickets on fast train services); supplemento per stanza singola, single room supplement; ( assicurazioni) supplemento di premio, additional premium2 ( di pubblicazione) supplement: il supplemento di una rivista, di un giornale, the supplement to a magazine, to a newspaper.* * *[supple'mento]sostantivo maschile1) (di denaro) extra charge, surcharge; ferr. supplement, excess farepagare un supplemento — to pay extra o an additional charge
2) (aggiunta) additionsupplemento d'informazione — additional o extra information
3) (di giornale, libro) supplement (di to)•supplemento rapido — ferr. inter-city fare
* * *supplemento/supple'mento/sostantivo m.1 (di denaro) extra charge, surcharge; ferr. supplement, excess fare; pagare un supplemento to pay extra o an additional charge3 (di giornale, libro) supplement (di to)supplemento rapido ferr. inter-city fare. -
3 soprappremio
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