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f di cavi, tubi layingphotography exposure* * *posa s.f.1 ( il porre) laying, placing, setting: la posa della prima pietra, the laying of the foundation stone; la posa di un cavo, di una mina, the laying of a cable, of a mine; la posa in opera di tubazioni, pipe-laying2 ( il posare per un ritratto) sitting: fare un ritratto in tre pose, to paint a portrait in three sittings; mettersi in posa, to sit; si misero in posa per la foto, they posed for the photo // teatro di posa, studio3 ( posizione) posture, position, attitude: una posa sguaiata, a slovenly posture; una posa solenne, a solemn attitude4 (fig.) ( atteggiamento non spontaneo) pose: il suo amore per la campagna è solo una posa, his love for the country is only a pose; non assumere quella posa da superuomo, stop pretending to be (o posing as) a superman5 (fot.) exposure: quante pose puoi fare?, how many exposures can you take?7 (letter.) ( pausa) pause, stop; ( riposo) rest; (mus.) pause: senza posa, incessantly (o ceaselessly); non avere, trovare posa, to have, to find no rest.* * *['pɔsa]sostantivo femminile1) (di piastrelle, cavo, binari ecc.) laying2) art. fot. pose, sittingteatro di posa — cinem. studio
3) fig. (atteggiamento) pose, attire4) fot. exposure5) senza posa without a pause, incessantly* * *posa/'pɔsa/sostantivo f.1 (di piastrelle, cavo, binari ecc.) laying; posa della prima pietra the laying of the foundation stone3 fig. (atteggiamento) pose, attire4 fot. exposure5 senza posa without a pause, incessantly.
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