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1 countdown
['kaʊntdaʊn]nome conto m. alla rovescia (to per)* * *noun ((used originally of a rocket) a counting backwards to check the time remaining until the beginning of an event, regarded as zero: It's five minutes to countdown.) conto alla rovescia* * *countdown /ˈkaʊntdaʊn/n.2 ultime fasi ( prima di un evento); vigilia; conto alla rovescia: the countdown to the signing of the contract, le ultime fasi prima della firma del contratto; in the countdown to war, nell'imminenza della guerra; negli ultimi giorni di pace● (autom.) countdown markers, segnali trasversali progressivi ( di passaggio a livello: rossi; d'uscita dall'autostrada: bianchi).* * *['kaʊntdaʊn]nome conto m. alla rovescia (to per) -
2 omen
['əʊmən]nome augurio m., presagio m., auspicio m.* * *['əumən](a sign of a future event: Long ago, storms were regarded as bad omens.) auspicio, presagio* * *omen /ˈəʊmən/n. [cu]augurio; auspicio; indizio; presagio; pronostico; segno: an omen of victory, un indizio (o un presagio) di vittoria● to take omens, trarre auspici.(to) omen /ˈəʊmɛn/v. t.essere un auspicio di; presagire; far presagire● ill-omened, di malaugurio; sfortunato: an ill-omened beginning, un inizio sfortunato.* * *['əʊmən]nome augurio m., presagio m., auspicio m.
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