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1 circolare
1. v/i circulatedi persone move alongle auto non possono circolare it's impossible to drive2. adj circular3. f lettera circular* * *circolare agg. circular: pista circolare, circular track; movimento circolare, circular movement; lettera circolare, circular letter; (tecn.) sega circolare, circular saw; (mat.) funzione circolare, circular function // (econ.): flusso circolare, circular flow; integrazione circolare, circular integration◆ s.f.1 circular, circular letter, memo, memorandum*: circolare ministeriale, ministerial (o departmental) memorandum; diramare una circolare all'interno di un'azienda, to issue a memo within a firm2 ( linea di trasporto) circle line.circolare v. intr.1 ( di aria, sangue) to circulate, to flow, to go* round: nel nostro corpo circola il sangue, blood circulates in our bodies; far circolare l'aria, to circulate the air2 ( muoversi) to circulate, to move round; to get* about; to keep* moving: circolare liberamente, to circulate freely; la domenica gli autotreni non possono circolare, juggernauts can't circulate on Sundays; in centro si circola solo a piedi, you can only move around on foot in the city centre // circolare!, move along (o keep moving o move on)!3 ( diffondersi) to circulate, to spread, to go* the rounds: far circolare notizie, to spread news; circolano strane voci sul suo conto, there are strange rumours going around (o circulating) about him4 ( andare di mano in mano) to pass around, to pass on: fate circolare quel questionario!, pass that questionnaire on!5 ( di denaro) to be in circulation, to circulate: far circolare il denaro, to put money into circulation; circolano molte banconote da 100 euro false, there are a lot of counterfeit 100 euro notes in circulation.* * *I [tʃirko'lare] vi(aus avere e essere) (gen) Anat, Econ to circulate, (persone) to go about, (notizie, idee) to circulate, go aboutcircolare in città diventa sempre più difficile Auto — driving in town is getting more and more difficult
II [tʃirko'lare]circola voce che... — there is a rumour going about that...
1. agg2. sf1) Amm circular (letter)2) (linea di autobus) circle line* * *I 1. [tʃirko'lare]1) (che ha forma di circolo) circular2) banc.2.assegno circolare — = a cheque issued by a bank with which a certain sum is payable on sight
sostantivo femminile1) (lettera) circular (letter), newsletter2) (linea di tram o bus) circular bus routeII [tʃirko'lare]verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere) to circulateil sangue circola nelle vene — the blood pulses o flows through the veins
far circolare qcs. — (passare di mano in mano) to circulate o pass round sth.
circola voce che... — rumours are circulating that..., rumour has it that
* * *circolare1/t∫irko'lare/1 (che ha forma di circolo) circular2 banc. assegno circolare = a cheque issued by a bank with which a certain sum is payable on sightII sostantivo f.1 (lettera) circular (letter), newsletter2 (linea di tram o bus) circular bus route.————————circolare2/t∫irko'lare/ [1](aus. essere, avere) to circulate; il sangue circola nelle vene the blood pulses o flows through the veins; lasciare circolare l'aria to allow air to circulate; domani gli autobus non circoleranno buses will not run tomorrow; i pedoni possono circolare liberamente pedestrians can move about freely; circolare! come away! far circolare qcs. (passare di mano in mano) to circulate o pass round sth.; in città circolano banconote false counterfeit money is around in the city; circola voce che... rumours are circulating that..., rumour has it that... -
2 riattivare
riattivare v.tr.1 to reopen, to reactivate, to bring* into use again, to put* in service again: riattivare una rete ferroviaria, to reopen a railway line; riattivare la circolazione del sangue, to stimulate the circulation of the blood; (banca) riattivare un conto inattivo, to reopen a dead account2 (fis., chim.) to reactivate.* * *[riatti'vare]verbo transitivo1) to reactivate [linea telefonica, circuito elettrico]; to put* [sth.] back in service [ impianto]; to reopen [strada, fabbrica]il servizio (di) pullman è stato riattivato — buses are back to normal o are running normally again
2) (reintrodurre) to offer [sth.] again [ insegnamento]3) med. to stimulate [ circolazione]* * *riattivare/riatti'vare/ [1]1 to reactivate [linea telefonica, circuito elettrico]; to put* [sth.] back in service [ impianto]; to reopen [strada, fabbrica]; il servizio (di) pullman è stato riattivato buses are back to normal o are running normally again2 (reintrodurre) to offer [sth.] again [ insegnamento]3 med. to stimulate [ circolazione]. -
3 corsia
f aisledi ospedale wardmotoring lanecorsia di emergenza emergency lanecorsia di sorpasso overtaking lanea tre corsie three-lane* * *corsia s.f.1 (di supermercato ecc.) aisle; ( di strada) lane: un'autostrada a quattro corsie, a four-lane motorway; corsia di sorpasso, outside (o fast o overtaking) lane; corsia di emergenza, emergency lane, (brit.) hard shoulder; corsia preferenziale, bus lane, reserved lane (for buses and taxis), (amer.) diamond lane; (fig.) fast track; corsia centrale, middle lane; salto di corsia, jumping (o crossing) the central barrier4 (mar.) alleyway5 ( tappeto) (carpet) runner.* * *[kor'sia]sostantivo femminile1) (della carreggiata) lanestrada a una corsia, a tre -e — a single-lane, three-lane road
cambiare corsia — to change o switch lanes
2) sport (di pista, piscina) lane3) (negli ospedali) ward4) (di supermercato) aisle5) (passaggio) passage, aisle•corsia di decelerazione — deceleration lane, escape road
corsia preferenziale — bus lane; fig. fast-track
corsia di sorpasso — fast lane, passing lane
* * *corsia/kor'sia/sostantivo f.1 (della carreggiata) lane; strada a una corsia, a tre -e a single-lane, three-lane road; cambiare corsia to change o switch lanes2 sport (di pista, piscina) lane3 (negli ospedali) ward4 (di supermercato) aisle5 (passaggio) passage, aislecorsia di accelerazione acceleration lane; corsia di decelerazione deceleration lane, escape road; corsia di emergenza hard shoulder BE; corsia preferenziale bus lane; fig. fast-track; corsia di sorpasso fast lane, passing lane. -
4 domani gli autobus non circoleranno
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > domani gli autobus non circoleranno
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5 il servizio (di) pullman è stato riattivato
il servizio (di) pullman è stato riattivatobuses are back to normal o are running normally again\Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > il servizio (di) pullman è stato riattivato
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6 marciare
march* * *marciare v. intr. (mil.) to march; (camminare) to walk: l'esercito marciava sulla capitale, the army was marching on the capital; entrare marciando, to march in; marciare in coda, to bring up the rear; marciare in testa, to lead the march; gli studenti marciavano in corteo, the students were taking part in a protest march; gli autobus non possono marciare a portiere aperte, buses can't drive with the doors open // far marciare qualcuno, (fig.) to make s.o. toe the line.* * *[mar'tʃare]1) to march2) scherz. (rigare dritto)fare marciare qcn. — to keep sb. in line
* * *marciare/mar't∫are/ [1](aus. avere)1 to march; marciare su Roma to march on Rome -
7 sostituire
sostituire X con Y replace X with Y, substitute Y for X* * *sostituire v.tr.1 ( rimpiazzare) to replace, to substitute: i tram saranno sostituiti da autobus, trams will be replaced by buses; sostituire un vetro rotto, to replace a broken windowpane; sostituire i brillanti con pezzi di vetro, to substitute brilliants with pieces of glass; (comm.) sostituire un prodotto con un altro, to exchange a product for (o with) another2 ( prendere il posto di) to take* the place of (s.o.), to replace, to substitute for (s.o.): il vicepreside sostituisce il preside, the deputy headmaster is acting for the headmaster; sostituì un impiegato ammalato, he substituted (o stood in) for an employee who was ill; lo sostituii durante la sua assenza, I took his place during his absence; (sport) sostituire degnamente un giocatore infortunato, to make a good job of standing in for an injured player3 (dir.) to substitute in remainder.◘ sostituirsi v.rifl. to take* s.o.'s place: il figlio si è sostituito al padre nella conduzione dell'azienda, the son took his father's place in the management of the firm.* * *[sostitu'ire]1. vt1)sostituire (a/con) — to substitute (for/with)
2) (prendere il posto di: persona) to replace, take the place of, (temporaneamente) to stand in for, (cosa) to take the place of2. vr (sostituirsi)sostituirsi a qn — to replace sb, take the place of sb
* * *[sostitu'ire] 1.verbo transitivo1) (cambiare) to replace [ pezzo] ( con with); to change, to replace [pile, lampadina, vetro]2) (prendere il posto di) to replace, to take* over from [metodo, tecnologia, tradizione]3) (rimpiazzare) to replace, to succeed; (fare le veci di) to stand* in for, to cover for [ persona]2.verbo pronominale sostituirsi* * *sostituire/sostitu'ire/ [102]2 (prendere il posto di) to replace, to take* over from [metodo, tecnologia, tradizione]3 (rimpiazzare) to replace, to succeed; (fare le veci di) to stand* in for, to cover for [ persona]; puoi sostituirmi? can you stand in for me?II sostituirsi verbo pronominale -
8 qualche agg indef
['kwalke]1) (alcuni, non molti) a fewho comprato qualche libro — I've bought some o a few books
l'ho incontrato qualche volta — I've met him a few times o once or twice
2) (con valore indeterminato: in frasi affermative) some, (in frasi negative e domande) anysai se passa qualche autobus da questa parte? — do you know if any buses go this way?
hai qualche sigaretta? — have you any cigarettes?
hai qualche soldo da prestarmi? — can you lend me some money?
3) (un certo) somequalche fondamento di verità — there's an element of truth in itqualche tempo per abituarsi — it takes some o a little time to get used to itun personaggio di qualche rilievo — a person of some importance
qualche esitazione — not without some hesitationci dev'essere una qualche spiegazione — there must be some explanation
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9 qualche
agg indef ['kwalke]1) (alcuni, non molti) a fewho comprato qualche libro — I've bought some o a few books
l'ho incontrato qualche volta — I've met him a few times o once or twice
2) (con valore indeterminato: in frasi affermative) some, (in frasi negative e domande) anysai se passa qualche autobus da questa parte? — do you know if any buses go this way?
hai qualche sigaretta? — have you any cigarettes?
hai qualche soldo da prestarmi? — can you lend me some money?
3) (un certo) somequalche fondamento di verità — there's an element of truth in itqualche tempo per abituarsi — it takes some o a little time to get used to itun personaggio di qualche rilievo — a person of some importance
qualche esitazione — not without some hesitationci dev'essere una qualche spiegazione — there must be some explanation
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