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1 cloakroom
['kləʊkrʊm]1) (for coats) guardaroba m.2) BE (lavatory) toilette f., bagno m.* * *1) (a room for coats, hats etc.) guardaroba2) (a lavatory: the ladies' cloakroom.) bagno* * *cloakroom /ˈkləʊkru:m/n.2 (ferr.) deposito bagagli3 (eufem.) gabinetto, latrina; bagno (eufem.)● cloakroom attendant, guardarobiera □ (ferr.) cloakroom ticket, scontrino di deposito.* * *['kləʊkrʊm]1) (for coats) guardaroba m.2) BE (lavatory) toilette f., bagno m. -
2 cloakroom cloak·room n
['kləʊkˌrʊm](for coats) guardaroba m inv Brit euph toilette f inv -
3 cloakroom attendant
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4 cloakroom ticket
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5 attendant
[ə'tendənt] 1.aggettivo form.1) (associated) [cost, danger, issue] relativo, connesso; [ symptom] concomitante2) (attending) [helper, bodyguard] al servizio di2.nome (in cloakroom) guardarobiere m. (-a); (in museum, car park) custode m. e f., sorvegliante m. e f.; (in cinema) maschera f.; (at petrol station) benzinaio m. (-a); (at swimming pool) bagnino m. (-a)* * *noun (a person employed to look after someone or something: a car-park attendant.) guardiano, custode* * *attendant /əˈtɛndənt/A a.1 che accompagna; concomitante; connesso: war and its attendant calamities, la guerra e le sventure che l'accompagnano; attendant circumstances, circostanze concomitanti2 che assiste; che accompagna; che è al seguito: to be attendant on sb., accompagnare q.; essere al seguito di q.B n.1 guardiano; sorvegliante; custode; inserviente; addetto; assistente: museum attendant, custode di museo; swimming pool attendant, addetto alla piscina; bagnino; (aeron.) flight attendant, assistente di volo; garage attendant, garagista; benzinaio; cloakroom attendant, guardarobiere2 accompagnatore; persona del seguito: the queen and her attendants, la regina e le dame del suo seguito (o e il suo seguito)3 (persona) presente, frequentatore (spec. rif. a funzione, cerimonia, ecc.): regular church attendant, uno che va regolamente in chiesa; osservante.* * *[ə'tendənt] 1.aggettivo form.1) (associated) [cost, danger, issue] relativo, connesso; [ symptom] concomitante2) (attending) [helper, bodyguard] al servizio di2.nome (in cloakroom) guardarobiere m. (-a); (in museum, car park) custode m. e f., sorvegliante m. e f.; (in cinema) maschera f.; (at petrol station) benzinaio m. (-a); (at swimming pool) bagnino m. (-a) -
6 checkroom
['tʃekruːm, -rʊm]nome AE1) (cloakroom) guardaroba m.2) (for baggage) deposito m. bagagli* * *checkroom /ˈtʃɛkru:m/n. ( USA)2 deposito bagagli.* * *['tʃekruːm, -rʊm]nome AE1) (cloakroom) guardaroba m.2) (for baggage) deposito m. bagagli -
7 check out
1) (leave) partireto check out of — pagare il conto e lasciare [ hotel]
2) (be correct) essere corretto, corrispondere4) (investigate) verificare [ information]; ispezionare [package, building]5) colloq. (try) provare [place, food]6) AE (remove) (from library) prendere in prestito; (from cloakroom, left luggage) ritirare; check [sb.] out, check out [sb.] indagare su [ person]* * *1) (to leave (a hotel), paying one's bill etc: You must check out before 12 o'clock.) (lasciare libera la stanza)2) ((especially American) to test: I'll check out your story.) verificare* * *1. vi + adv(from hotel) lasciare la camera e saldare il conto2. vt + adv1) (luggage) ritirare2) (investigate: story) controllare, verificare, (fam: person) prendere informazioni su* * *1) (leave) partireto check out of — pagare il conto e lasciare [ hotel]
2) (be correct) essere corretto, corrispondere4) (investigate) verificare [ information]; ispezionare [package, building]5) colloq. (try) provare [place, food]6) AE (remove) (from library) prendere in prestito; (from cloakroom, left luggage) ritirare; check [sb.] out, check out [sb.] indagare su [ person] -
8 ticket
I ['tɪkɪt]1) (for bus, train, cinema, museum etc.) biglietto m.; (for cloakroom, laundry, left-luggage) scontrino m.; (for library) tessera f.2) (tag, label) etichetta f., cartellino m.3) aut. colloq. (for fine) multa f.••II ['tɪkɪt]that's (just) the ticket! — colloq. è (proprio) quello che ci vuole!
verbo transitivo etichettare [goods, baggage]* * *['tikit]1) (a piece of card or paper which gives the holder a certain right, eg of travel, entering a theatre etc: a bus-ticket; a cinema-ticket.) biglietto2) (a notice advising of a minor motoring offence: a parking-ticket.) multa3) (a card or label stating the price etc of something.) etichetta* * *I ['tɪkɪt]1) (for bus, train, cinema, museum etc.) biglietto m.; (for cloakroom, laundry, left-luggage) scontrino m.; (for library) tessera f.2) (tag, label) etichetta f., cartellino m.3) aut. colloq. (for fine) multa f.••II ['tɪkɪt]that's (just) the ticket! — colloq. è (proprio) quello che ci vuole!
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9 cloak
I [kləʊk]1) (garment) mantello m.2) fig.II [kləʊk]to be a cloak for — servire da copertura per [ operation]
1) (surround)to cloak sth. in o with coprire con [anonymity, secrecy]; to cloak sth. in respectability — gettare un manto di rispettabilità su qcs
2) (disguise) mascherare, nascondere [belief, intentions]* * *[kləuk] 1. noun(a loose outer garment without sleeves, covering most of the body; something that conceals: a woollen cloak; They arrived under cloak of darkness.) mantello, manto2. verb(to cover or hide: He used a false name to cloak his activities.) mascherare* * *[kləʊk]1. ncappa, mantello2. vt* * *cloak /kləʊk/n.1 mantello; manto2 (fig.) manto; copertura: a cloak of secrecy, un manto di segretezza; under the cloak of, sotto il manto di● cloak-and-dagger, segreto; cospiratorio; di spionaggio; di mistero.(to) cloak /kləʊk/v. t.2 (fig.) ammantare; mascherare, dissimulare; nascondere.* * *I [kləʊk]1) (garment) mantello m.2) fig.II [kləʊk]to be a cloak for — servire da copertura per [ operation]
1) (surround)to cloak sth. in o with coprire con [anonymity, secrecy]; to cloak sth. in respectability — gettare un manto di rispettabilità su qcs
2) (disguise) mascherare, nascondere [belief, intentions]
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