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1 astronomy
[ə'strɒnəmɪ]nome astronomia f.* * *[ə'stronəmi](the study of the stars and their movements: He is studying astronomy.) astronomia- astronomical
- astronomic* * *astronomy /əˈstrɒnəmɪ/n. [u]astronomern.astronomo.* * *[ə'strɒnəmɪ]nome astronomia f. -
2 astronomy as·trono·my n
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3 telescope
I ['telɪskəʊp] II 1. ['telɪskəʊp]verbo transitivo piegare [stand, umbrella]; fig. condensare, riassumere [content, series] ( into in)2.verbo intransitivo [stand, umbrella] essere pieghevole; [ train] incastrarsi* * *['teliskəup] 1. noun(a kind of tube containing lenses through which distant objects appear closer: He looked at the ship through his telescope.) telescopio2. verb(to push or be pushed together so that one part slides inside another, like the parts of a closing telescope: The crash telescoped the railway coaches.) incastrare, incastrarsi- teletext* * *telescope /ˈtɛlɪskəʊp/n.1 (astron.) telescopio● (mecc.) telescope joint, giunto a telescopio □ range-finder telescope, cannocchiale telemetrico.(to) telescope /ˈtɛlɪskəʊp/A v. t.2 (autom., ferr., ecc.) far rientrare, schiacciare, deformare ( per l'urto): The back of my car was telescoped by the impact, l'urto fece rientrare la parte posteriore della mia auto3 (fig.) compendiare; ridurre; restringere: to telescope three lessons into one, compendiare (o accorpare) tre lezioni in una solaB v. i.2 ( di treno, automobile, ecc.) andare a incastrarsi ( in un altro veicolo): The front and end cars telescoped into each other, le carrozze di testa ( di un treno) e quelle di coda ( dell'altro) si sono incastrate l'una nell'altra3 (fig.) compendiarsi; ridursi; restringersi● (autom.: di due mezzi) to telescope together, incastrarsi l'uno nell'altro; tamponarsi violentemente.* * *I ['telɪskəʊp] II 1. ['telɪskəʊp]verbo transitivo piegare [stand, umbrella]; fig. condensare, riassumere [content, series] ( into in)2.verbo intransitivo [stand, umbrella] essere pieghevole; [ train] incastrarsi -
4 astronomer
[ə'strɒnəmə(r)]nome astronomo m. (-a)* * *noun astronomo* * *astronomer* * *[ə'strɒnəmə(r)]nome astronomo m. (-a) -
5 intimate
I 1. ['ɪntɪmət]1) (personal) intimo; [belief, friendship] intimo, profondoto be on intimate terms with sb. — essere intimo di qcn
2) (sexual) [ relationship] intimoto be intimate with sb. — avere rapporti intimi con qcn
3) (cosy) [ atmosphere] intimo2.nome intimo m.II ['ɪntimeɪt]2) (announce) annunciare [ content]* * *1. ['intimət] adjective1) (close and affectionate: intimate friends.) intimo2) (private or personal: the intimate details of his correspondence.) intimo3) ((of knowledge of a subject) deep and thorough.) profondo2. noun(a close friend.) (amico) intimo3. [-meit] verb(to give information or announce.) annunciare- intimacy
- intimately* * *intimate /ˈɪntɪmət/A a.1 intimo; (il) più segreto; intrinseco: intimate apparel, biancheria intima; one's intimate feelings, i propri sentimenti intimi; an intimate friend, un amico intimo; intimate relations, rapporti intimi; one's intimate thoughts, i pensieri più segreti; an intimate diary, un diario segreto; to be on intimate terms with sb., essere intimo di q.; essere in intimità con q.2 approfondito; profondo: an intimate knowledge of astronomy, una profonda conoscenza dell'astronomia3 che ha rapporti intimi (con q.)B n.(amico) intimo; (amica) intimaintimately avv. (to) intimate /ˈɪntɪmeɪt/v. t.1 annunciare formalmente; dichiarare, manifestare: to intimate one's reluctance to do st., manifestare la propria riluttanza (o dichiararsi riluttante) a fare qc.2 lasciar capire (o intendere); far capire; suggerire; insinuare: He has intimated his interest in buying, ha lasciato capire di essere interessato all'acquistoFALSI AMICI: to intimate non significa intimare.* * *I 1. ['ɪntɪmət]1) (personal) intimo; [belief, friendship] intimo, profondoto be on intimate terms with sb. — essere intimo di qcn
2) (sexual) [ relationship] intimoto be intimate with sb. — avere rapporti intimi con qcn
3) (cosy) [ atmosphere] intimo2.nome intimo m.II ['ɪntimeɪt]2) (announce) annunciare [ content] -
6 navigational
[ˌnævɪ'geɪʃənl]* * *navigational /nævɪˈgeɪʃənl/a.relativo alla navigazione; nautico: navigational astronomy, astronomia per la navigazione; navigational timepiece, orologio nautico● (naut.) navigational aids (o instruments), strumenti di assistenza alla navigazione □ (naut.) navigational almanac, effemeridi.* * *[ˌnævɪ'geɪʃənl] -
7 ♦ radio
♦ radio /ˈreɪdɪəʊ/A n. (pl. radios)1 [u] radio: to broadcast by radio, trasmettere per radio; I heard it on the radio, l'ho sentito alla radio4 radio; apparecchio radio: to turn off the radio, spegnere la radio; to turn on the radio, accendere la radioB a. attr.● radio advertising, pubblicità radiofonica □ radio aerial, antenna radio □ radio alarm, radiosveglia □ (aeron.) radio altimeter, radioaltimetro □ radio amateur, radioamatore □ radio and television, radiotelevisione; (agg. attr.) radiotelevisivo □ radio astronomer, radioastronomo □ radio astronomy, radioastronomia □ (aeron., naut.) radio beacon, radiofaro □ radio bearing, radiorilevamento □ radio broadcast, e deriv. ► radiobroadcast, e deriv. □ (comput.) radio button, pulsante di opzione □ radio cab, radiotaxi □ (autom.) radio car, radiomobile □ ( anche sport) radio commentary, radiocronaca □ radio commentator, radiocronista □ (naut., aeron.) radio compass, radiobussola □ radio control, radiocomando □ (aeron.) radio-controlled autopilot, radiopilota □ radio-controlled car, automobilina radiocomandata (o telecomandata) □ radio dating, datazione radiocarbonica □ radio engineer, radiotecnico □ radio engineering, radiotecnica □ radio frequency, radiofrequenza □ (mil.) radio fuse, radiospoletta □ (astron.) radio galaxy, radiogalassia □ radio-gramophone, radiogrammofono □ (fam.) radio ham, radioamatore □ radio interview, intervista radiofonica □ radio link (o linkup), collegamento radio □ radio listener, radioascoltatore □ (naut.) radio navigation, radionavigazione □ radio operator, radiotelegrafista; (mil.) radiofonista □ radio oscillator, radiooscillatore □ radio play, radiodramma; originale radiofonico □ (miss.) radio probe, radiosonda □ radio pulse, impulso a radiofrequenza □ radio range-finder, radiotelemetro □ radio range finding, radiotelemetria □ (aeron.) radio range track, radiosentiero □ radio receiver, radioricevitore □ radio reception, radioricezione □ radio recorder, radioregistratore □ radio relay, radioripetitore □ radio relay system, ponteradio □ radio repairer, radioriparatore □ radio repeater, radioripetitore □ radio set, apparecchio radio; radio □ radio signal, radiosegnale □ radio sounding, radiosondaggio ( dell'atmosfera, ecc.); (naut.) radioscandaglio □ (astron.) radio source, radiosorgente □ radio spectrograph, radiospettrografo □ (astron.) radio star, radiostella; radiosorgente discreta □ radio talk, conversazione radiofonica □ (astron.) radio telescope, radiotelescopio □ radio transmitter, radiotrasmettitore □ radio tube (o radio valve), valvola termoionica □ radio van, radiofurgone □ radio wave, onda radio; radioonda □ car radio, autoradio ( radio di bordo) □ on the radio, alla radio □ portable radio (o pocket radio), radiolina.(to) radio /ˈreɪdɪəʊ/A v. t.B v. i.● to radio for help, chiedere aiuto via radio. -
8 astronomic(al)
[æstrə'nomik(l)]1) ((of numbers or amounts) very large: The cost of the new building was astronomical.) astronomico2) (of astronomy: astronomical observations.) astronomico -
9 astronomic(al)
[æstrə'nomik(l)]1) ((of numbers or amounts) very large: The cost of the new building was astronomical.) astronomico2) (of astronomy: astronomical observations.) astronomico
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