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121 ♦ very
♦ very /ˈvɛrɪ/A a.1 proprio; stesso (per enfatizzare la corrispondenza, l'importanza, l'inizio o la fine di qc.): the very same man [day], proprio lo stesso uomo [giorno]; You're the very person I was looking for, sei proprio la persona che cercavo; That is the very hotel we stayed in, è proprio l'albergo in cui stavamo; He died in this very room, è morto in questa stessa stanza; at this very moment (o instant, minute) in questo preciso istante (o momento); She put her very life at risk to save him, ha messo a repentaglio la sua stessa vita per salvarlo; at the very end [beginning], proprio alla fine [all'inizio]; at the very bottom [top] of the hill, proprio in fondo [in cima] alla collina; The goal came at the very end of the match, il gol è arrivato proprio alla fine della partita; the very heart of the matter, il vero nocciolo della questione; He did it under our very eyes, l'ha fatto proprio sotto i nostri occhi; It's the very last thing I expected, è proprio l'ultima cosa che mi aspettavo2 solo; (puro e) semplice ( per enfatizzare l'importanza di qualcosa apparentemente semplice): The very thought of meeting him frightens me, il solo pensiero d'incontrarlo mi terrorizza; The very fact of having to appear before a court can be a significant punishment, il semplice fatto di dover comparire in giudizio può essere una punizione significativaB avv.assai; molto: very difficult [funny], molto difficile [buffo]; very late, molto tardi, tardissimo; very interesting, molto interessante, interessantissimo; very good, ottimo; very bad, pessimo; very much, moltissimo; very many, moltissimi; very well, molto bene, benissimo ( anche inter.); She doesn't sing very well, non canta molto bene; I'm not very well today, oggi non sto tanto bene; The weather wasn't very good, il tempo non era un granché; the very latest news, le ultimissime notizie; a very little more, un pochino di più; the very lowest price, il prezzo più basso; I was very pleased [surprised], sono stato molto contento [sorpreso]; very fine, bellissimo; a very famous writer, uno scrittore famosissimo● very good!, benissimo!; ottimo! □ ( radio, TV) very high frequency, altissima frequenza □ at the very least, come minimo: At the very least, they should pay you for your time, come minimo, dovrebbero pagarti per il tempo che hai speso □ (fam.) very much so!, eccome! □ That's (o it's) all very well, but…, nessuna obiezione, ma …: It's all very well, but can you finish in time?, nessuna obiezione, ma puoi finire in tempo? □ to do the very best one can, fare del proprio meglio; mettercela tutta □ (fam.) The very idea!, figuriamoci un po' □ one's very own: – I'd love a place of my very own, mi piacerebbe tantissimo una casa tutta per me; You can have it for your very own, te lo puoi tenere tutto per te. -
122 volatility
[ˌvɒlə'tɪlətɪ]1) chim. volatilità f.2) fig. (of situation) imprevedibilità f.; (of market) volatilità f.; (of exchange rate) instabilità f.; (of person) volubilità f., lunaticità f.* * *volatility /vɒləˈtɪlətɪ/n. [u]1 (chim.) volatilità2 (fig.) volubilità; incostanza4 (fin.) volatilità: volatility risk, rischio di volatilità; exchange rate volatility, volatilità del tasso di cambio.* * *[ˌvɒlə'tɪlətɪ]1) chim. volatilità f.2) fig. (of situation) imprevedibilità f.; (of market) volatilità f.; (of exchange rate) instabilità f.; (of person) volubilità f., lunaticità f. -
123 ■ wake to
■ wake toA v. i. + prep.1 svegliarsi a (o per): He woke to the sound of the radio, si è svegliato al suono della radio; to wake to the daylight, svegliarsi per la luce del giorno2 (fig.) svegliarsi a, diventare consapevole di (qc.)B v. t. + prep.richiamare l'attenzione di (q. ) su (qc.): He woke his partners to the risk of being declared bankrupt, ha richiamato l'attenzione dei suoi soci sul rischio d'essere dichiarati falliti. -
124 calculated cal·cu·lat·ed adj
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125 decided de·cid·ed adj
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126 degree **** de·gree n
[dɪ'ɡriː]1) (gen) Math, Geog grado2)a high degree of uncertainty — un largo margine d'incertezza3)by degrees — a poco a poco, gradualmenteto some degree; to a certain degree — in certa misura, fino a un certo punto
4) Univ laureato get one's degree — prendere la laurea, laurearsi
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127 enormous *** enor·mous adj
[ɪ'nɔːməs]an enormous number of — (people, things) una moltitudine di
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128 hazard haz·ard
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