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1 premio
m (pl -mi) prize, awardfinance premiumpremio Nobel per la pace Nobel peace prizeassegnare un premio award a prize* * *premio s.m.1 prize, award: il premio di 50.000 euro è stato assegnato a..., the first prize of 50,000 euros was awarded to...; il primo premio è un orologio, the first prize is a watch; premio di consolazione, consolation prize; premio in denaro, cash prize; distribuzione dei premi, prizegiving; estrazione dei premi, draw (o drawing of prizes); ricevette un libro in premio, he received a book as a prize; concedere, dare un premio, to award a prize; vincere un premio a una mostra, to win (o to carry off) a prize at an exhibition; ricevette in premio un'auto, he won a car; concorso a premi, prize contest // Premio Nobel, Nobel Prize // (sport) gran premio, gran prix2 ( ricompensa) reward, recompense, premium: premio per buona condotta, reward for good conduct; ogni fatica merita un premio, every effort deserves recognition; non ti meriti certo un premio, you certainly don't deserve a prize // premio partita, match bonus3 (comm.) ( somma data in premio) prize, award; (econ., amm.) bonus, bounty, allowance, premium: vendita a premio, premium sale; premio all'esportazione, bounty on exportation; premio di produttività, produzione, production bonus; premio di rimborso, redemption premium // (amm.): premio di anzianità, long service bonus; premio di merito, merit award (o bonus); premio ( gratifica) di fine anno, year-end bonus; premio di operosità, efficiency bonus; premio di buonuscita, severance pay (o golden handshake) // (fin.): premio del dollaro, dollar premium; far premio, to be above par; il dollaro fa premio sull'euro, the dollar is above par to the euro // (Borsa): premio di riscatto anticipato, call premium; premio di emissione, accumulation (premium); premio per consegnare, put (premium); premio a termine, forward premium; contratto borsistico a doppio premio, spread // (mar.) premio di acceleramento ( del carico), dispatch money* * *['prɛmjo] premio (-mi)1. sm(gen) prize, (ricompensa) rewardin premio per — as a prize (o reward) for
2. agg inv* * *1.1) prize, awardvincere, consegnare un premio — to win, to present an award
2) (ricompensa) reward3) (di assicurazione) premium4) econ. bonus5) sport2.aggettivo invariabile prize attrib.premio di anzianità — seniority o long-service bonus
premio Nobel — (onorificenza) Noble prize; (persona) Nobel laureate o prizewinner
* * *premiopl. -mi /'prεmjo, mi/I sostantivo m.1 prize, award; vincere, consegnare un premio to win, to present an award; ottenere il primo premio to win first prize; premio in denaro cash prize2 (ricompensa) reward3 (di assicurazione) premium4 econ. bonus5 sport Gran Premio Grand Prixprize attrib.; viaggio premio prize trippremio di anzianità seniority o long-service bonus; premio di consolazione consolation prize; premio Nobel (onorificenza) Noble prize; (persona) Nobel laureate o prizewinner; premio partita match bonus; premio di produzione productivity bonus. -
2 sconto
m discountpraticare uno sconto give a discount* * *sconto s.m.1 (banca) discount, discounting: sconto cambiario, discounting of bills; sconto di banca, bank discount; tasso di sconto, discount rate; tasso ufficiale di sconto, official discount rate; sconto di una cambiale, discount of a bill; sconto di crediti, discounting of credits; banca di sconto, discount bank; presentare una cambiale allo sconto, to present a bill for discount3 ( estinzione) payment, settlement: vi invio questa somma a sconto del mio debito, I send you this amount in payment of my debt4 ( diminuzione di un importo) discount, allowance, rebate, reduction: sconto di cassa, per pagamento in contanti, cash (o settlement) discount; sconto ai rivenditori, trade discount; sconto sui campioni, sample discount; sconto commerciale, trade allowance; sconto sulle vendite, discount on sales; dare, concedere a qlcu. uno sconto su qlco., to give, to grant a discount to s.o. on sthg.; fare, accordare uno sconto del 5%, to make, to allow a 5 per cent discount; acquistare con uno sconto, to buy at a discount // ( assicurazioni) sconto per mancanza di sinistri, no-claim bonus.* * *['skonto]sostantivo maschile1) (riduzione di prezzo) discount, reduction, rebate25% di sconto — 25% off
fare uno sconto di 5 euro a qcn. — to discount 5 euros to sb.
il 15% di sconto — 15% discount
2) (deduzione) deduction, discounta sconto di — in settlement o payment of [ debito]
3) econ. banc. discount* * *sconto/'skonto/sostantivo m.1 (riduzione di prezzo) discount, reduction, rebate; 25% di sconto 25% off; fare uno sconto di 5 euro a qcn. to discount 5 euros to sb.; vi farò uno sconto di 10 euro I'll knock 10 euros off for you; il 15% di sconto 15% discount3 econ. banc. discount; tasso di sconto discount rate.
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