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1 banda
f banddi delinquenti ganginformation technology banda perforata punched tape* * *banda1 s.f.1 (insegna, drappo) (arm)band, device2 (mil.) troop: (gruppo di malviventi, di giovinastri) gang: una banda di malviventi, a gang of criminals; banda armata, armed band // tu e la tua banda, (estens.) you and your gang (o mob)3 ( di suonatori) band.banda2 s.f.1 (arald.) bend2 ( striscia di colore differente) band3 (fis.) band: banda di assorbimento, absorption band; banda proibita, forbidden band; larghezza di banda, bandwidth; spettro a bande, band-spectrum4 (elettr., inform., rad.) band, paper, tape, range: banda cittadina, citizens' band; banda di frequenza, frequency band; banda di frequenza del parlato, audio-frequency band; banda larga, broadband; banda laterale, sideband; banda laterale residua, vestigial sideband; banda magnetica, magnetic band; banda perforata, paper (o perforated o punched) tape; banda a perforazione completa, chadded tape; banda pilotata, paper tape loop; movimenti di banda, transaction tape.banda3 s.f.* * *I ['banda] sf II ['banda] sf* * *I ['banda]sostantivo femminile1) (di persone) pack, band, mob colloq.; (di malviventi) gang, mob2) (musicale) bandII ['banda]sostantivo femminile1) (striscia) band, strip2) fis. band•banda cittadina — rad. citizen's band
banda di frequenza — fis. frequency o wave band
banda larga — inform. broadband
banda rumorosa — (sulle strade) rumble strip
* * *banda1/'banda/sostantivo f.1 (di persone) pack, band, mob colloq.; (di malviventi) gang, mob; una banda di imbecilli a bunch of idiots2 (musicale) band; banda di ottoni brass band.————————banda2/'banda/sostantivo f.1 (striscia) band, strip2 fis. bandbanda cittadina rad. citizen's band; banda di frequenza fis. frequency o wave band; banda larga inform. broadband; banda rumorosa (sulle strade) rumble strip; banda sonora soundtrack. -
2 larghezza
"width;Breite;largura"* * *f width, breadthlarghezza di vedute broad-mindedness* * *larghezza s.f.1 width, breadth: larghezza della strada, width of the road; libro della larghezza di trenta centimetri, book 30 centimetres in width (o breadth); lunghezza e larghezza, length and breadth; la stanza misura sei piedi in larghezza, the room is six feet wide; (mar.) larghezza massima, (di una nave) beam // (inform.) larghezza di banda, bandwidth2 (abbondanza) largeness, abundance: raccontare una storia con larghezza di particolari, to tell a story with abundance of detail; larghezza di mezzi, largeness of means3 (ampiezza) breadth, largeness; (liberalità) liberality: larghezza di idee, largeness of mind; larghezza di interessi, breadth of interests; larghezza di vedute, broadmindedness; mostrò grande larghezza con gli amici, he showed great liberality with his friends; interpretare la legge con larghezza, to interpret the law broadly.* * *[lar'gettsa]sostantivo femminile1) (dimensione) width, breadthmisurare 5 metri in larghezza — to be 5 metres wide o in breadth o across
in larghezza, nel senso della larghezza — widthwise, breadthwise
larghezza di vedute — fig. broadmindedness
2) (abbondanza) (di mezzi) largeness, abundance3) (generosità) liberality, generosity* * *larghezza/lar'gettsa/ ⇒ 21sostantivo f.1 (dimensione) width, breadth; misurare 5 metri in larghezza to be 5 metres wide o in breadth o across; in larghezza, nel senso della larghezza widthwise, breadthwise; larghezza di vedute fig. broadmindedness2 (abbondanza) (di mezzi) largeness, abundance3 (generosità) liberality, generosity.
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