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61 vicesindaco
* * ** * *vicesindacopl. -ci /vit∫e'sindako, t∫i/m. e f.deputy mayor. -
62 volontario
(pl -ri) 1. adj voluntary2. m, volontaria f volunteer* * *volontario agg. voluntary; (dir.) wilful: assistente, servizio volontario, voluntary assistant, service; azione volontaria, voluntary action; disoccupazione volontaria, voluntary unemployment (o redundancy); omicidio volontario, (wilful) murder; giurisdizione volontaria, voluntary (o non-contentious) jurisdiction // (anat.) muscolo volontario, voluntary muscle // (econ.) liquidazione volontaria, voluntary winding-up (o liquidation)◆ s.m. volunteer.* * *[volon'tarjo] volontario -ria, -ri, -rie1. agg(gen) voluntary, Mil volunteer attr2. sm/f(gen) Mil volunteer, (di organizzazione) voluntary worker* * *1.pl. -ri, - rie [volon'tarjo, ri, rje] aggettivo [aiuto, lavoro] voluntary, volunteer; [ azione] voluntary, intentional; [contributo, sacrificio] voluntary, willing, spontaneous2.omicidio volontario — dir. voluntary manslaughter
sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) voluntary worker, volunteer2) mil. volunteer* * *volontariopl. -ri, - rie /volon'tarjo, ri, rje/[aiuto, lavoro] voluntary, volunteer; [ azione] voluntary, intentional; [contributo, sacrificio] voluntary, willing, spontaneous; omicidio volontario dir. voluntary manslaughter(f. -a)1 voluntary worker, volunteer; offrirsi volontario per fare to volunteer to do2 mil. volunteer. -
63 aiuti umanitari
(aiutante, assistente) assistant -
64 assistente sm/f
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65 assistente dell'arbitro
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66 cassiere sm/f
[kas'sjɛre] cassiere (-a)cashier, (in supermercato) check-out assistant Brit, check-out clerk Am -
67 coadiutore sm/f
[koadju'tore] coadiutore (-trice) -
68 correlatore sm/f
[korrela'tore] correlatore (-trice)(Univ : di tesi) assistant supervisor -
69 promuovere vt irreg
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70 ragazza sf
[ra'ɡattsa]brava ragazza — nice girl, good sort
da ragazza faceva la commessa — when she was younger she worked as a shop Brit o sales Am assistant
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71 ragazzo sm
[ra'ɡattso]da ragazzo faceva il commesso — when he was younger he worked as a shop Brit o sales Am assistant
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72 sostituto procuratore della Repubblica
Dir deputy public prosecutor Brit, assistant district attorney AmDizionario Italiano-Inglese > sostituto procuratore della Repubblica
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73 sottosegretario di stato
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74 valletta sf
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75 valletto sm
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76 vicedirettore sm/f
[vitʃediret'tore] vicedirettore (-trice)(gen) deputy manager (manageress), assistant manager (manageress), (di giornale) deputy editor, (di scuola) deputy headmaster/headmistress Brit, vice-principal Am -
77 vigilatrice sf
[vidʒila'tritʃe]vigilatrice d'infanzia — nursery assistant, nursery nurse Brit
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78 aiutante
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79 coadiutore
coadiutore s.m. 1. (f. - trice) ( chi aiuta) assistant, collaborateur. 2. (f. - trice) ( chi fa le veci) adjoint, second. 3. (Rel.catt) coadjuteur. -
80 coadiuvante
coadiuvante I. agg.m./f. 1. adjuvant. 2. ( Farm) adjuvant: farmaco coadiuvante médicament adjuvant. II. s.m./f. aide, assistant m., collaborateur m., coopérateur m. III. s.m. ( Farm) adjuvant.
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