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1 ♦ price
♦ price /praɪs/n.1 (econ., comm.) prezzo ( anche fig.): high [low] prices, prezzi alti [bassi]; a fancy price, un prezzo esorbitante; It must be done at any price, bisogna farlo a qualunque prezzo (o ad ogni costo); full price, prezzo pieno; half-price, a metà prezzo; at a price, a un prezzo assai elevato; (fig.) a caro prezzo; ( di un oggetto, una casa, ecc.) to fetch a price, spuntare un prezzo; a rise in prices, un rincaro; wholesale prices, prezzi all'ingrosso; introductory price, prezzo di lancio ( di un prodotto); competitive prices, prezzi competitivi (o concorrenziali); fair price, prezzo giusto (o onesto); reasonable price, prezzo ragionevole; fixed prices, prezzi fissi; to increase (o to raise) prices, aumentare (o alzare) i prezzi; to lower (o to reduce) prices, ridurre i prezzi; to slash prices, abbattere i prezzi; Prices went up, i prezzi sono aumentati; Prices have soared, i prezzi sono andati alle stelle; Prices tumbled, i prezzi sono crollati4 (ipp.) quota; quotazione● prices account, listino dei prezzi correnti; mercuriale □ ( Borsa) price after hours, prezzo del dopoborsa □ price-calming factor, fattore calmierante sui prezzi □ (econ.) price ceiling, tetto dei prezzi; livello massimo di prezzo □ (econ.) price control, controllo dei prezzi □ prices current = prices account ► sopra □ price cut, sconto □ price cutting, riduzione di prezzo (o dei prezzi) □ (market.) price-cutting war = price war ► sotto □ (econ.) price discrimination, discriminazione dei prezzi □ (fin., Borsa) price-earnings ratio, rapporto prezzo-utili □ price fall, crollo (o caduta) dei prezzi □ price-fixing, fissazione dei prezzi ( pratica illecita); ( anche) controllo governativo dei prezzi ( per calmierare) □ (econ.) price floor, livello minimo di prezzo □ price freeze, congelamento (o blocco) dei prezzi □ (econ.) price increases, aumenti (o rialzi) dei prezzi □ (econ.) price inflation, inflazione dei prezzi □ (market.) price leader, articolo civetta □ (econ., market.) price lining, allineamento dei prezzi □ price list, listino (dei) prezzi □ (econ., fin.) the price of money, il prezzo del danaro □ prices on importation, i prezzi all'importazione □ (autom.) price on the road, prezzo chiavi in mano (o su strada) □ (econ.) price policy, politica dei prezzi □ (econ.) price ring, cartello dei prezzi □ (econ.) price-wage spiral, spirale prezzi-salari □ price sticker, adesivo segnaprezzo □ (econ.) price stickiness, vischiosità dei prezzi □ (econ.) price support, sostegno ( del governo) per i prezzi □ price swings, fluttuazioni (o oscillazioni) dei prezzi □ (market.) price tag, cartellino del prezzo, cartellino segnaprezzo; (fig.) prezzo, costo: to put a price tag on st., valutare (o dichiarare) il costo di qc. □ (econ.) price to the consumer, prezzo al consumo □ (econ.) price war, guerra dei prezzi □ above price = beyond price ► sotto □ to beat down the price, riuscire a far calare il prezzo richiesto □ below price, sottoprezzo □ below-cost price, sottocosto □ beyond price, inapprezzabile; inestimabile □ to name a price, fare (o chiedere) un prezzo □ (fig.) to name one's price, dire quali sono le proprie condizioni (per fare qc.) □ not for any price, per nessun prezzo; (fig.) per nulla al mondo □ ( di due articoli) to be of a price, avere lo stesso prezzo □ to put a price on st., fare il prezzo di (o stimare) qc. □ to put a price to st., fare (o indovinare) il prezzo di qc.; valutare qc. □ a rise of (o in) prices, un rincaro □ to set a high price on sb. [st.], attribuire un grande valore a q. [qc.] □ without price, che non ha prezzo; inestimabile □ (fam.) What price a holiday tomorrow?, che probabilità ci sono di far vacanza domani? □ What price success?, a che vale il successo? □ (prov.) Every man has his price, ogni uomo ha il suo prezzo.(to) price /praɪs/v. t.1 fissare il prezzo di (qc.); fare il prezzo di (qc.); assegnare un prezzo a (qc.): Oil is priced in dollars, il prezzo del petrolio viene fissato in dollari; Their goods are priced very high, la loro merce si vende a un prezzo molto alto2 (fig.) stimare; valutare4 (fam.) chiedere il prezzo di ( un articolo); sentire i prezzi di ( un prodotto, ecc.): You'd better price the various models before making a choice, ti conviene sentire i prezzi dei vari modelli prima di decidere● to price a car out of the market, non riuscire a vendere un'automobile perché è troppo cara □ to price oneself out of the market, praticare prezzi esagerati (o proibitivi), così da escludersi dal mercato □ to price up, alzare (o aumentare) il prezzo di ( un prodotto, ecc.). -
2 moderate
I 1. ['mɒdərət]1) (not extreme) [person, party, tone] moderato2) (of average extent) [gain, success] modesto; [ performance] mediocre2.nome moderato m. (-a)II 1. ['mɒdəreɪt]verbo transitivo moderare2.1) (become less extreme) moderarsi2) (chair)to moderate over — fare da moderatore in [ debate]
3) meteor. [wind, storm] placarsi; [ rain] diminuire* * *1. ['modəreit] verb(to make or become less extreme: He was forced to moderate his demands; Gradually the pain moderated.) moderare, moderarsi2. [-rət] adjective1) (keeping within reasonable limits; not extreme: The prices were moderate; moderate opinions.) modico, ragionevole2) (medium or average; not particularly good: workmanship of moderate quality.) modesto, mediocre3. noun(a person whose views are not extreme: Politically, she's a moderate.) moderato- moderateness
- moderation* * *I 1. ['mɒdərət]1) (not extreme) [person, party, tone] moderato2) (of average extent) [gain, success] modesto; [ performance] mediocre2.nome moderato m. (-a)II 1. ['mɒdəreɪt]verbo transitivo moderare2.1) (become less extreme) moderarsi2) (chair)to moderate over — fare da moderatore in [ debate]
3) meteor. [wind, storm] placarsi; [ rain] diminuire
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