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I ['liːflɪt]nome dépliant m.; (advertising, polemic) volantino m.II 1. ['liːflɪt] 2.verbo intransitivo volantinare, fare volantinaggio* * *[-lit]noun (a small, printed sheet containing information etc.) depliant, volantino* * *leaflet /ˈli:flət/n.1 (bot.) fogliolina2 dépliant; volantino; manifestino.(to) leaflet /ˈli:flət/v. i.distribuire volantini; fare del volantinaggioleafleting, leaflettingn.volantinaggio.* * *I ['liːflɪt]nome dépliant m.; (advertising, polemic) volantino m.II 1. ['liːflɪt] 2.verbo intransitivo volantinare, fare volantinaggio -
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♦ patient /ˈpeɪʃnt/A a.paziente; tollerante: a patient worker, un lavoratore paziente; hours of patient waiting, ore di paziente attesaB n.(med.) paziente; degente; malato; ammalato; infermo: DIALOGO → - Appointment with the dentist- Are you a regular patient at this practise?, lei è un paziente abituale di questo studio?● to be patient, essere paziente; pazientare, portar pazienza: Be patient!, porta pazienza! □ patient information leaflet, foglietto illustrativo; bugiardino □ (in GB) the Patient's Charter, la Carta dei diritti dell'ammalatopatiently avv. -
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['hændaʊt]1) (payment) (welfare) sussidio m.; (to industry) sovvenzione f.; (charitable) elemosina f., carità f.2) (document) documento m.3) (leaflet) volantino m., opuscolo m.4) (to the press) comunicato m. stampa* * *1) (a leaflet or a copy of a piece of paper with information given to students in class, distributed at a meeting etc: You'll find the diagram on page four of your handout.) pieghevole, volantino2) (money, clothes etc given to a very poor person or a beggar.) elemosina* * *handout /ˈhændaʊt/n.2 (fam.) comunicato stampa3 (fam.) foglietto pubblicitario; pieghevole; volantino; (market.) dépliant, opuscolo5 (market.) campione gratuito.* * *['hændaʊt]1) (payment) (welfare) sussidio m.; (to industry) sovvenzione f.; (charitable) elemosina f., carità f.2) (document) documento m.3) (leaflet) volantino m., opuscolo m.4) (to the press) comunicato m. stampa -
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