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1 drenaggio
m drainage* * *drenaggio s.m.1 drainage, draining2 (geogr.) drainage3 (med.) drain4 (econ.) drain: drenaggio di capitali, di fondi, drain of funds; drenaggio fiscale, fiscal drag, ( recupero da parte del governo) clawback.* * *1) tecn. agr. drainage2) med. drain(age)•* * *drenaggiopl. -gi /dre'naddʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.1 tecn. agr. drainage2 med. drain(age)drenaggio fiscale clawback BE. -
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3 ricupero
m recoveryricupero del centro storico development of the old part of townricupero di debiti debt collectionmateriale m di ricupero scrap* * *ricupero s.m.1 recovery; retrieval, collection; ( ammortamento) payback; (trib.) ( di gettito fiscale) clawback: ricupero del bottino, recovery of the loot; ricupero dei danni, recovery of damages; il ricupero delle proprie ricchezze, retrieval of one's fortunes; il ricupero delle forze, the recovery of one's forces // (comm.) ricupero di un credito, recovery (o collection) of a credit // (Borsa) ricupero improvviso, ( di titoli) spurt // (dir.) diritto di ricupero, right of recovery2 ( ritrovamento) recovery; ( salvataggio) rescue, saving; (mar.) salvage: il ricupero di una cosa perduta, the recovery of sthg. lost; il ricupero dei cadaveri, the recovery of the bodies; operazioni di ricupero, rescue operations; ( in un naufragio) salvage operations; il ricupero del carico, the salvage of the cargo3 (fig.) ( riabilitazione) rehabilitation: il ricupero dei tossicodipendenti, the rehabilitation of drug addicts4 ( riutilizzo) reutilization; salvage; ( rivalorizzazione) reclamation; ( riciclaggio) recycling: il ricupero del verde nei centri urbani, the reclaiming of open space in urban areas; il ricupero del vetro, della carta, the recycling of glass, of paper // materiale di ricupero, salvage; valore di ricupero, salvage value5 ( rimonta, riduzione di uno svantaggio) making up; recovery: ricupero del ritardo, making up for the delay; il ricupero di un partito alle elezioni, the recovery of a party in the elections // avere capacità di ricupero, to be able to make a comeback // (sport): partita di ricupero, rescheduled match; due minuti di ricupero, two minutes of extra time // lezione di ricupero, lesson to make up* * *[ri'kupero]* * *ricupero/ri'kupero/→ recupero.
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clawback — On a share offer, shares may be placed with placees, subject to a right of clawback to meet applications from shareholders. Shareholders are normally offered the shares in proportion to their existing shareholdings. The clawback usually takes the … Law dictionary
Clawback — Claw back , a. Flattering; sycophantic. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] Like a clawback parasite. Bp. Hall. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Clawback — Claw back , n. A flatterer or sycophant. [Obs.] Take heed of these clawbacks. Latimer. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Clawback — Claw back , v. t. To flatter. [Obs.] Warner. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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