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1 commiserate com·mis·er·ate vi
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2 commiseration com·mis·era·tion n
[kəˌmɪzə'reɪʃ(ə)n]English-Italian dictionary > commiseration com·mis·era·tion n
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3 commissar com·mis·sar n
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4 commissariat com·mis·sari·at n
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5 commission **** com·mis·sion
[kə'mɪʃ(ə)n]1. n1) (order for work: esp of artist) incarico2) (for salesman) commissione f, provvigione fto work/sell on commission — lavorare/vendere a provvigione
I get 10% commission — ricevo il 10% sulle vendite
3) (committee) commissione fcommission of inquiry Brit — commissione f d'inchiesta
a commission has been set up to investigate the tragedy — è stata nominata una commissione per indagare sulla tragedia
4) Mil5)out of commission — (machine) fuori uso, Naut in disarmo
2. vt1)(expert, consultant, artist)
to commission sb to do sth — incaricare qn di fare qcto commission sth from sb — (work of art) commissionare qc a qn
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6 commissionaire com·mis·sion·aire n
[kəˌmɪʃə'nɛə(r)](Brit : at shop, cinema etc) portiere m in livreaEnglish-Italian dictionary > commissionaire com·mis·sion·aire n
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7 commissioned officer com·mis·sioned of·fic·er n
[kəˌmɪʃənd'ɒfɪsə(r)]Mil ufficiale mEnglish-Italian dictionary > commissioned officer com·mis·sioned of·fic·er n
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8 commissioner *** com·mis·sion·er n
[kə'mɪʃənə(r)]membro di una commissione, Police questore mEnglish-Italian dictionary > commissioner *** com·mis·sion·er n
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9 noncommissioned officer non·com·mis·sioned of·fic·er n
['nɒnkə'mɪʃ(ə)nd'ɒfɪsə(r)]English-Italian dictionary > noncommissioned officer non·com·mis·sioned of·fic·er n
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10 High Com'mission
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12 Britannica.com
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13 marketing information system-MIS
[com] marketinški informacijski sistemEnglish-Croatian dictionary > marketing information system-MIS
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14 compromising com·pro·mis·ing adj
['kɒmprəmaɪzɪŋ]English-Italian dictionary > compromising com·pro·mis·ing adj
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15 uncompromising un·com·pro·mis·ing adj
[ʌn'kɒmprəˌmaɪzɪŋ](honesty, dedication) assoluto (-a), (attitude) intransigenteEnglish-Italian dictionary > uncompromising un·com·pro·mis·ing adj
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16 commissary
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17 commis chef
com·mis<pl ->[ˈkɒmi, AM ˌkɑ:ˈmi]ncom·mis ˈchefn Hilfskoch, -köchin m, f* * *['kɒmɪʃef]nKüchengehilfe m, Küchengehilfin f -
18 commis
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20 commissar
com.mis.sar[kɔmis'a:] n comissário: chefe de departamento governamental (na Rússia).
См. также в других словарях:
com|mis — «k MEE», noun. French. a clerk; deputy: »I began in the kitchen and later became a commis and a waiter (New Yorker) … Useful english dictionary
com|mis´er|a´tor — com|mis|er|ate «kuh MIHZ uh rayt», transitive verb, intransitive verb, at|ed, at|ing. to feel or express sorrow for another s suffering or trouble; pity; sympathize: »Next to the poor farmer, the voter who seems likely to be commiserated with… … Useful english dictionary
com|mis´er|at´ing|ly — com|mis|er|ate «kuh MIHZ uh rayt», transitive verb, intransitive verb, at|ed, at|ing. to feel or express sorrow for another s suffering or trouble; pity; sympathize: »Next to the poor farmer, the voter who seems likely to be commiserated with… … Useful english dictionary
com|mis|er|ate — «kuh MIHZ uh rayt», transitive verb, intransitive verb, at|ed, at|ing. to feel or express sorrow for another s suffering or trouble; pity; sympathize: »Next to the poor farmer, the voter who seems likely to be commiserated with most at this… … Useful english dictionary
com|mis´er|a´tive|ly — com|mis|er|a|tive «kuh MIHZ uh RAY tihv», adjective. commiserating; compassionate. –com|mis´er|a´tive|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
com|mis|er|a|tive — «kuh MIHZ uh RAY tihv», adjective. commiserating; compassionate. –com|mis´er|a´tive|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
com´mis|sar´y|ship — com|mis|sar|y «KOM uh SEHR ee», noun, plural sar|ies. 1. a store handling food and supplies, as in a mining camp, lumber camp, or army camp. 2. an army officer in charge of food and daily supplies for soldiers. 3. a deputy; representative.… … Useful english dictionary
com|mis|sar|y — «KOM uh SEHR ee», noun, plural sar|ies. 1. a store handling food and supplies, as in a mining camp, lumber camp, or army camp. 2. an army officer in charge of food and daily supplies for soldiers. 3. a deputy; representative. SYNONYM(S): agent,… … Useful english dictionary
com|mis|er|ation — «kuh MIHZ uh RAY shuhn», noun. pity; sympathy: »Mutual commiseration was the chief bond of their friendship. SYNONYM(S): condolence, compassion … Useful english dictionary
com|mis|sar|i|al — «KOM uh SAIR ee uhl», adjective. of or having to do with a commissary … Useful english dictionary
com|mis|sar|i|at — «KOM uh SAIR ee at», noun. 1. a) the department of an army that provides food and daily supplies for soldiers. b) the officers in charge of such a department. 2. a food supply. 3. any government department in the former Soviet Union. ╂[<… … Useful english dictionary