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1 ♦ assumption
♦ assumption /əˈsʌmpʃn/n.1 assunto; presupposto; ipotesi; supposizione; presunzione: a wrong assumption, una supposizione errata; to start from the assumption that…, partire dal presupposto che…; on the assumption that, in base all'assunto che; supponendo che; to make assumptions, formulare supposizioni; partire da una serie di assunti2 [u] (filos.) assunzione3 [u] assunzione; accettazione: assumption of power, assunzione del potere; assumption of responsibilities, assunzione di responsabilità; the assumption of an obligation, l'accettazione di un obbligo5 [u] presunzione; supponenza; arroganza● (leg.) assumption of ownership, entrata in possesso ( di un bene) □ (ass.) assumption of risk, assunzione (o accettazione) del rischioFALSI AMICI: assumption non significa assunzione nel senso di nomina a un impiego.
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