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1 autorevole
authoritative* * *autorevole agg. authoritative; influential.* * *[auto'revole]aggettivo [giudizio, scrittore] authoritative* * *autorevole/auto'revole/[giudizio, scrittore] authoritative; fonte autorevole good authority. -
2 testo
m text* * *testo s.m.1 text: il testo originale, the original text; testo di una lettera, text of a letter; errore di testo, textual error; libro di testo, textbook; testo sacro, sacred text; testi classici, the classics; traduzione col testo a fronte, parallel text; attenersi al testo, to stick to the text // (tip.) carattere di testo, body type // (dir.): testo unico, consolidated act; testo della legge, letter of the law // (fil.) critica del testo, textual criticism // (comm.) testo pubblicitario, copy (o ad copy) // ( assicurazioni) testo di una polizza, text of an insurance policy // la sua opinione non fa testo in questo campo, his opinion doesn't count in this field2 (inform.) text.* * *['tɛsto]sostantivo maschile1) (insieme di parole scritte) text; (di canzone) lyrics pl., words pl."testo integrale" — "unabridged text"
libro di testo — textbook, course book
3) amm. dir. pol. wording, text4) inform. text•- i sacri — relig. sacred books; bibl. (Holy) Scriptures
••fare testo — to be authoritative, to have influence
* * *testo/'tεsto/sostantivo m.1 (insieme di parole scritte) text; (di canzone) lyrics pl., words pl.; "testo integrale" "unabridged text"; analisi del testo textual analysis; edizione con testo a fronte parallel text edition2 (opera) work; (volume) text, book; - i scolastici schoolbooks; libro di testo textbook, course book3 amm. dir. pol. wording, text; il testo di un contratto the wording of a contract4 inform. textfare testo to be authoritative, to have influence; le tue parole non fanno testo your words are not authoritative\testo di legge law; adottare un testo di legge to pass a law; - i sacri relig. sacred books; bibl. (Holy) Scriptures. -
3 imperativo
m noun adj imperative* * *imperativo agg.1 imperative, commanding, authoritative; peremptory: un comando imperativo, a peremptory order; in modo imperativo, in an imperative (o authoritative o commanding) manner; (dir.) norme imperative, mandatory rules2 (gramm.) imperative: modo imperativo, imperative (mood)◆ s.m.1 (fil.) imperative: l'imperativo categorico, the categorical imperative2 (gramm.) imperative (mood).* * *[impera'tivo] imperativo (-a)1. agg(tono, discorso) commanding, Gramm imperative2. sm* * *[impera'tivo] 1.1) [ tono] imperative, commanding2) ling. imperative2.sostantivo maschile imperative (anche ling. filos.)imperativo categorico — filos. categorical imperative
* * *imperativo/impera'tivo/1 [ tono] imperative, commanding2 ling. imperativeimperative (anche ling. filos.)imperativo categorico filos. categorical imperative. -
4 autoritario
(pl -ri) authoritarian* * ** * ** * *autoritariopl. -ri, - rie /autori'tarjo, ri, rje/[tono, atteggiamento, governo] authoritarian. -
5 fare testo
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6 imperioso
imperioso agg.1 imperious; peremptory; authoritarian, authoritative: tono imperioso, imperious tone; un fare imperioso, a peremptory manner2 (impellente) imperative; pressing; imperious: un desiderio imperioso, a pressing desire.* * *[impe'rjoso]1) (autoritario) imperious, commanding, domineering, peremptory2) (urgente) urgent, pressing, impelling* * *imperioso/impe'rjoso/1 (autoritario) imperious, commanding, domineering, peremptory2 (urgente) urgent, pressing, impelling. -
7 le tue parole non fanno testo
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8 testata
f ( giornale) newspaperdi letto headboardmotoring cylinder headtestata nucleare nuclear warhead* * *testata s.f.1 head: la testata del cilindro, the cylinder head; testata di un letto, bedhead (o headboard); testata di un ponte, bridgehead; testata di una trave, headpiece of a beam3 ( di giornale) heading; masthead, newspaper: un'autorevole testata, an authoritative newspaper; comprare la testata di un giornale, to buy a newspaper5 (inform.) header.* * *[tes'tata]sostantivo femminile1) (colpo) (head)butt, headdare una testata a qcn. — to (head)butt sb.
dare una testata sul tavolo — to bang o strike one's head on the table
2) (di letto) (bed)head, headboard3) (di galleria, molo) head4) (di missile) warhead5) (di motore) cylinder head6) (giornale) newspaper; (titolo di giornale) masthead* * *testata/tes'tata/sostantivo f.1 (colpo) (head)butt, head; dare una testata a qcn. to (head)butt sb.; dare una testata sul tavolo to bang o strike one's head on the table2 (di letto) (bed)head, headboard3 (di galleria, molo) head4 (di missile) warhead; testata nucleare nuclear warhead5 (di motore) cylinder head6 (giornale) newspaper; (titolo di giornale) masthead. -
9 autorevole agg
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10 testo sm
['tɛsto](gen) text, (originale di traduzione) original textlibro di testo Scol — textbook
fare testo — (autore) to be authoritative, (opera) be a standard work
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11 allocuzione
allocuzione s.f. (lett.) allocution, address; (eccl., dir.) charge: fare un'allocuzione, to deliver an authoritative address (o to pronounce an allocution). -
12 autorevole
agg [auto'revole] -
13 testo
sm ['tɛsto](gen) text, (originale di traduzione) original textlibro di testo Scol — textbook
fare testo — (autore) to be authoritative, (opera) be a standard work
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