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1 attenuante
f extenuating circumstance* * *attenuante agg. (dir.) extenuating, extenuatory, mitigating: circostanze attenuanti, extenuating circumstances (o mitigating factors)◆ s.f. (dir.) extenuating circumstance, extenuating proof.* * *[attenu'ante] Dir1. agg2. sfextenuating o mitigating circumstanceconcedere le attenuanti (generiche/specifiche) — to make allowances for the (general/particular) extenuating circumstances
* * *[attenu'ante] 1.aggettivo [ circostanze] extenuating, mitigating2.sostantivo femminile extenuating circumstance, mitigating circumstance, extenuationconcedere le -i — to grant extenuation; fig. to make allowances
* * *attenuante/attenu'ante/[ circostanze] extenuating, mitigatingII sostantivo f.extenuating circumstance, mitigating circumstance, extenuation; concedere le -i to grant extenuation; fig. to make allowances. -
2 donare
donate, givesangue give* * *donare v.tr.1 to give*; to present (s.o. with sthg.); to donate (anche dir.): le donai un anello di brillanti, I gave her a diamond ring (o I presented her with a diamond ring); ve lo dono volentieri, I shall gladly present you with it; ha donato i suoi libri a una biblioteca, he donated his books to a library; donare il sangue, to give (o to donate) blood // ha donato tutto se stesso alla lotta contro la fame nel mondo, (fig.) he devoted himself entirely to the fight against starvation in the world // a caval donato non si guarda in bocca, (prov.) never look a gift horse in the mouth // chi dona presto dona due volte, (prov.) he gives twice who gives quickly2 (fig.) ( conferire) to give*, to lend*: una pettinatura che ti dona un'aria giovanile, a hairstyle which gives you a youthful look◆ v. intr.3 (non com.) ( concedere attenuanti) to allow (for), to make* allowances (for): donare all'inesperienza, to make allowances for inexperience.◘ donarsi v.rifl. to devote oneself; to give* oneself: donare alla famiglia, alla scienza, al proprio lavoro, to devote oneself to the family, to science, to one's work; donare a Dio, to give oneself to God.* * *[do'nare]1. vt(gen) to give, (organo) to donatedonare tutto se stesso a qn — to devote o.s. entirely to sb
2. vi(abito, colore)
donare a — to suit, become* * *[do'nare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to give*, to donatedonare qcs. a qcn. — to give sth. to sb., to give sb. sth
2) med. to donate [ organo]2.1) dir. to donate2) fig.* * *donare/do'nare/ [1]1 to give*, to donate; donare qcs. a qcn. to give sth. to sb., to give sb. sth.(aus. avere)1 dir. to donate -
3 compatire vt
[kompa'tire](aver compassione di) to feel sorry for, sympathize with, (scusare) to make allowances forbisogna compatirlo, poveretto iro — you've got to make allowances for him, poor thing
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4 compatire
vt [kompa'tire](aver compassione di) to feel sorry for, sympathize with, (scusare) to make allowances forbisogna compatirlo, poveretto iro — you've got to make allowances for him, poor thing
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5 ammortamento
m finance amortization* * *ammortamento s.m. (econ.) amortization; depreciation; allowance; consumption: ammortamento diretto, direct amortization; ammortamento di capitale, depreciation of capital; ammortamento a quote costanti, straight-line amortization; (o depreciation); ammortamento degli investimenti, capital consumption allowance; ammortamento accelerato, emergency amortization; ammortamento anticipato, accelerated depreciation; ammortamento dei debiti, amortization of debts; ammortamento di un prestito, redemption of a loan; ammortamento finanziario, extinction of a debt; ammortamento fisico, capital consumption; fondo di ammortamento, amortization (o sinking) fund; piano di ammortamento, sinking plan (o amer. amortization schedule); quota di ammortamento, depreciation (o writing down) allowance, amortization quota // (trib.): ammortamento di un'imposta, tax amortization; ammortamento fiscale, depreciation allowance, investment allowances.* * *[ammorta'mento]sostantivo maschile (di debito, prestito) amortizationpiano di ammortamento — sinking plan, amortization schedule
* * *ammortamento/ammorta'mento/sostantivo m.(di debito, prestito) amortization; fondo di ammortamento sinking fund; piano di ammortamento sinking plan, amortization schedule. -
6 conglobare
conglobare v.tr.2 (econ.) to consolidate; to incorporate; to combine: conglobare le indennità nel salario, to combine the allowances into one's wages.* * *[konglo'bare]verbo transitivo (riunire insieme) to combine, to conglobate* * *conglobare/konglo'bare/ [1](riunire insieme) to combine, to conglobate. -
7 deduzione
f deduction* * *deduzione s.f.2 ( detrazione) deduction; ( somma detratta) amount deducted: deduzione dallo stipendio, deduction from salary; previa deduzione di, after deduction of; deduzione delle spese, allowance for expenses; deduzione fiscale, tax allowance (o relief); prima della deduzione delle imposte, pre-tax, before taxes (pred.); deduzione alla fonte, deduction at source; deduzione per assicurazione sulla vita, life assurance allowance; deduzione dal reddito lordo, netto, deduction from gross, net income // (fin.): deduzione di credito, credit allowance (o relief); deduzione di entrate, revenue deduction; deduzione di interesse, interest deduction; deduzioni in conto capitale, capital allowances // fare una deduzione, ( recuperare) to recoup3 (dir.) inference.* * *[dedut'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) deduction, inference2) (detrazione) allowance* * *deduzione/dedut'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 deduction, inference2 (detrazione) allowance. -
8 detrazione
f deduction* * *detrazione s.f.1 (trib.) deduction, relief, allowance, exemption; ( somma detratta) amount deducted: detrazione ammessa, statutory allowance; detrazione d'imposta, tax deduction, (amer.) tax exemption; detrazioni d'imposta sul reddito, income-tax deductions; detrazione fiscale, tax allowance (o relief); detrazione per deprezzamento, depreciation allowance; detrazione per figli a carico, children's allowance; detrazione per spese, deduction for expenses; spesa ammessa in detrazione, fiscally-deductible expense; previa detrazione delle spese, after allowance for charges; detrazione forfettaria, standard deduction; detrazione per ammortamento, capital allowances2 ( il detrarre) deduction, deducting* * *[detrat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile econ. deduction; (riduzione) allowancedetrazione fiscale — tax allowance o relief
* * *detrazione/detrat'tsjone/sostantivo f.econ. deduction; (riduzione) allowance\detrazione fiscale tax allowance o relief. -
9 perdonare
forgive* * *perdonare v.tr.1 to forgive*, to pardon: gli ho perdonato i suoi torti, I have forgiven him his wrongs; mi avete perdonato?, am I forgiven?; non perdonerò mai Giovanni, I shall never forgive John; ti perdono, I forgive you; perdonare un peccato, un'offesa, to forgive a sin, an offence; come potrò perdonarlo per quello che mi ha fatto?, how can I forgive him for what he has done to me?; non gli ho mai perdonato quello sbaglio, I've never forgiven him for that mistake; bisogna perdonargli un po' di impazienza, you must forgive (him for) his impatience // Dio ci perdoni!, God forgive us!2 ( scusare) to excuse, to pardon: perdona il disturbo, excuse me for troubling you (o excuse my troubling you); perdoni l'audacia, please, excuse my being so bold; perdona se mi prendo questa libertà, pardon (o excuse) the liberty I am taking; perdonate se vi interrompo, excuse my interrupting you; mi perdoni, dove è la cattedrale?, excuse me, where is the cathedral?◆ v. intr. to forgive*: devi perdonare e dimenticare, you must forgive and forget // un male che non perdona, an incurable disease.* * *[perdo'nare]1. vt1) to forgive, pardonperdonare a qn qc/di aver fatto qc — to forgive sb (for) sth/for doing o having done sth
2) (scusare) to excuse, pardonperdona la domanda — if you don't mind my asking...
2. vi* * *[perdo'nare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (accordare il perdono a) to forgive*, to pardon [colpa, offesa, peccato]perdonare qcs. a qcn. — to forgive sb. sth., to pardon sb. for sth.
perdonare a qcn. di o per aver fatto qcs. — to forgive sb. for doing sth
2) (scusare) to pardon, to excuse2.perdoni la sua giovane età — excuse him, he's just a boy
3.perdonare a qcn. — to forgive sb.
verbo pronominale perdonarsi* * *perdonare/perdo'nare/ [1]1 (accordare il perdono a) to forgive*, to pardon [colpa, offesa, peccato]; perdonare qcs. a qcn. to forgive sb. sth., to pardon sb. for sth.; perdonare a qcn. di o per aver fatto qcs. to forgive sb. for doing sth.2 (scusare) to pardon, to excuse; perdoni la mia curiosità pardon my curiosity; perdoni la sua giovane età excuse him, he's just a boy; mi si perdoni l'espressione if you'll excuse my expression3 (avere riguardi per) la morte non perdona nessuno death does not spare anyoneIII perdonarsi verbo pronominalenon me lo perdonerò mai I'll never forgive myself for that. -
10 conglobamento
m combining* * *conglobamento s.m.1 conglobation; combining2 (econ.) unification, consolidation, incorporation: conglobamento dei crediti, consolidation of credit; conglobamento di indennità nello stipendio, incorporation of allowances into one's wages. -
11 attenuante
[attenu'ante] Dir1. agg2. sfextenuating o mitigating circumstanceconcedere le attenuanti (generiche/specifiche) — to make allowances for the (general/particular) extenuating circumstances
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12 perdonare
[perdo'nare]1. vt1) to forgive, pardonperdonare a qn qc/di aver fatto qc — to forgive sb (for) sth/for doing o having done sth
2) (scusare) to excuse, pardonperdona la domanda — if you don't mind my asking...
2. vi
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