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41 al comando, presentate le armi
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42 assumere il comando
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43 avere il dominio dei mari
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44 avere il totale controllo di
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45 avere padronanza di sé
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46 avere polso
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47 capitanare
capitanare v.tr. to head; ( guidare) to lead*; ( comandare) to command, to captain: capitanare una squadra di calcio, to captain a football team; capitanare una rivolta, to lead a revolt; (econ.) capitanare un'impresa, to manage a business enterprise (o to be at the head of a company).* * *[kapita'nare]* * *capitanare/kapita'nare/ [1] -
48 comandamento
m commandment* * *comandamento s.m.1 (ant.) command, order2 (relig.) commandment: i dieci Comandamenti, the Ten Commandments; infrangere un comandamento, to break one of the Commandments.* * *[komanda'mento]sostantivo maschile relig. commandment* * *comandamento/komanda'mento/sostantivo m.relig. commandment. -
49 comandare a qcn. di fare
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50 comando aereo
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51 controllato
controllato agg.1 controlled: uno sviluppo urbano controllato, controlled urban development; economia controllata, controlled economy, ( dirigistica) command economy; controllato dallo stato, state-controlled2 ( padrone di sé) (self-)controlled, restrained: esprimersi in tono controllato, to express oneself with restraint; i gesti del mimo erano lenti e controllati, the mime movements were slow and controlled; è una persona molto controllata, he's a very self-controlled person (o he has great self-control).* * *[kontrol'lato] 1.participio passato controllare2.1) (sotto controllo, regolamentato) controlled2) (misurato) [ persona] (self-)controlled* * *controllato/kontrol'lato/II aggettivo1 (sotto controllo, regolamentato) controlled2 (misurato) [ persona] (self-)controlled. -
52 disporre
1. v/t arrange( stabilire) order2. v/i ( decidere) make arrangementsabbiamo già disposto diversamente we've made other arrangementsdisporre di qualcosa have something (at one's disposal)* * *disporre v.tr.1 to arrange, to dispose, to set* out, to place in order, to put* in place: disporre i fiori in un vaso, to arrange flowers in a vase; disporre i libri sugli scaffali, to arrange books on shelves; disporre la merce in vetrina, to display goods in the window; disporre in ordine alfabetico, to arrange (o to set out) in alphabetical order2 ( preparare) to prepare, to dispose, to make* all the arrangements: disporre la mente allo studio, to prepare one's mind for study (o to set one's mind to study); disporre ogni cosa per la partenza, to prepare (o to arrange) things for departure; tutto è stato disposto per il tuo arrivo, all the arrangements have been made for your arrival3 ( deliberare) to order; (dir.) to provide, to enjoin: come disposto dai regolamenti, as provided by the regulations; dispose che noi ci stabilissimo qui, he ordered us to settle here; la legge dispone che..., the law provides that...; i regolamenti dispongono che si paghi subito, the regulations enjoin that payment should be made immediately // l'uomo propone e Dio dispone, (prov.) man proposes, God disposes◆ v. intr.1 to dispose, to have (s.o., sthg.) at one's disposal; ( di merci) to have in stock: disponete pure di me, you may consider me at your disposal; non crederai di poter disporre di me quando vuoi?, you don't think that I'm going to be at your beck and call, do you?; dispone di tre automobili, he has three cars at his disposal; i nostri studenti dispongono di due biblioteche, our students have two libraries at their disposal; dispone di molti articoli, he has plenty of articles in stock; usò tutti i mezzi di cui disponeva, he used every available means (o all the means at his disposal); disporre dei propri beni, to dispose of one's property; disporre dei propri beni in favore di qlcu., to make over one's property to s.o.; poco prima di morire ha disposto dei suoi beni, just before dying he made testamentary disposition of his property; disporre della propria vita, to dispose of one's own life; disporre della stampa, to command the press; disporre di grossi capitali, to have large amounts of money at one's disposal; dispongo di una discreta somma per quel progetto, I have a reasonable sum available for the project◘ disporsi v.rifl.1 ( collocarsi) to arrange oneself, to place oneself: si disposero su due file parallele, they arranged themselves in two parallel rows2 ( prepararsi) to prepare (for sthg., to do); to get* ready (for sthg., to do): disporre ad andare a dormire, to prepare to go to sleep; disporre all'azione, alla lotta, to prepare for action, for the struggle; disporre a partire, to get ready to start.* * *1. [dis'porre]vb irreg vt2) (ordinare) to orderla legge dispone che... — the law lays down that...
1) (decidere) to decideabbiamo disposto diversamente — we have decided otherwise, we have made other arrangements
2)disporre di — to have, have at one's disposal
lo stadio dispone di 50.000 posti — the stadium holds 50,000 people
3. vr (disporsi)1) (posizione) to put o.s., place o.s., arrange o.s.2) (prepararsi)disporsi a fare qc — to prepare o.s. o get ready to do sth
* * *[dis'porre] 1.verbo transitivo1) (collocare) to lay*, to place [ oggetti]; to arrange, to set* out [cibo, fiori, sedie]; to dispose, to arrange [ mobili]2) (stabilire)3) (preparare) to prepare, to arrange2.1) (avere)disporre di — to have [spazio, tempo]
disporre di mezzi — to be well set up colloq.
2) (servirsi)3.verbo pronominale disporsi1) (prepararsi)2) (collocarsi)* * *disporre/dis'porre/ [73]1 (collocare) to lay*, to place [ oggetti]; to arrange, to set* out [cibo, fiori, sedie]; to dispose, to arrange [ mobili]2 (stabilire) disporre che to decide that3 (preparare) to prepare, to arrange(aus. avere)1 (avere) disporre di to have [spazio, tempo]; disporre di mezzi to be well set up colloq.; le macchine di cui disponiamo the machines we have at our disposal2 (servirsi) disporre di to useIII disporsi verbo pronominale1 (prepararsi) - rsi a fare to be about to do -
53 equivalente
"equivalent;Gleichwertig;equivalente"* * *m noun adj equivalent* * *equivalente agg.1 equivalent (anche mat.); tantamount: valore equivalente, equal value; la sua richiesta era equivalente a un comando, his request was tantamount to a command◆ s.m.1 equivalent: dare l'equivalente in denaro, to give the equivalent in money; non trovo l'equivalente esatto di questa parola francese, I cannot find the exact equivalent of this French word; (trib.) equivalente fiscale, tax equivalent2 (chim.) equivalent (weight), combining weight.* * *[ekwiva'lɛnte]1. agg2. sm* * *[ekwiva'lɛnte] 1.aggettivo equivalent, equal (a to)2.sostantivo maschile equivalentessere l'equivalente di — to be the counterpart of [persona, istituzione]
* * *equivalente/ekwiva'lεnte/equivalent, equal (a to)equivalent; essere l'equivalente di to be the counterpart of [persona, istituzione]. -
54 esplicito
explicit* * *esplicito agg. explicit, clear, definite, unequivocal, outspoken, express: affermazione esplicita, explicit statement; comando esplicito, express command; era suo esplicito desiderio che noi ritornassimo da lui, it was his express wish that we should go back to him; fu molto esplicito riguardo a ciò, he was quite explicit (o clear) about it; mi sembra di essere stato esplicito, I think I have made myself clear; ha fatto un esplicito riferimento a te, he made a clear (o unequivocal) reference to you.* * *[es'plitʃito]aggettivo [ordine, istruzioni] explicit, express; [affermazione, rifiuto] explicit, unequivocal; [ critica] outspoken, bluntessere esplicito con qcn. — to be plain with sb.
* * *esplicito/es'plit∫ito/[ordine, istruzioni] explicit, express; [affermazione, rifiuto] explicit, unequivocal; [ critica] outspoken, blunt; essere esplicito con qcn. to be plain with sb.; un'allusione -a a broad hint. -
55 espresso
1. past part vedere esprimere2. adj express3. m posta express letterrailway expressper espresso express* * *espresso agg.1 expressed, worded: una clausola espressa il più vagamente possibile, a clause worded as vaguely as possible2 ( esplicito) express; explicit, clear; definite, precise: con l'espresso consenso delle autorità, with the express consent of the authorities; per ordine espresso, by express command◆ s.m.1 ( lettera) express letter, special delivery letter; (amer.) fast letter // per espresso, by express delivery (post); mandare un pacco per espresso, to send a parcel express2 ( treno) express (train)3 ( caffè) espresso* (coffee).* * *[es'prɛsso] 1.participio passato esprimere2.1) [pacco, lettera] express2) [ divieto] express, explicit3) [ treno] express4) [ piatto] made to order3.sostantivo maschile1) (caffè) espresso*2) (lettera) express letterinviare qcs. per espresso — to send sth. express, to express sth. AE
3) (treno) express* * *espresso/es'prεsso/II aggettivo1 [pacco, lettera] express2 [ divieto] express, explicit3 [ treno] express4 [ piatto] made to orderIII sostantivo m.1 (caffè) espresso*3 (treno) express. -
56 essere in pieno possesso delle proprie facoltà
essere in pieno possesso delle proprie facoltàto be in possession o command of all one's faculties, to be of sound mind\→ facoltàDizionario Italiano-Inglese > essere in pieno possesso delle proprie facoltà
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57 farsi rispettare
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58 impartire un comando
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59 ingiungere
ingiungere a qualcuno di fare qualcosa order s.o. to do something* * *ingiungere v.tr. to enjoin (anche dir.); to order, to command: gli ingiunsero di andarsene, they ordered him to go; mi ingiunse di tacere, he enjoined me to keep silent (o he enjoined silence on me); ingiungere penitenza a qlcu., to enjoin penance on s.o.* * *[in'dʒundʒere]verbo transitivoingiungere a qcn. di fare qcs. — to enjoin o order sb. to do sth
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60 intimare
order* * *intimare v.tr.1 (ordinare) to order, to command, to enjoin: mi intimò di farlo, he ordered me to do it; intimare il silenzio, to enjoin silence; una pattuglia della polizia ci ha intimato l'alt, a police patrol ordered us to stop2 (ingiungere) to summon: intimare a qlcu. di pagare, to summon s.o. to pay; intimare la resa a qlcu., to summon s.o. to surrender; intimare lo sfratto, to serve s.o. with an eviction order3 (notificare) to serve, to notify: (dir.) intimare una citazione a qlcu., to serve a summons on s.o.; intimare la guerra, to declare war.* * *[inti'mare]verbo transitivointimare l'alt a qcn. — mil. to order sb. to stop
intimare il pagamento a qcn. — to give notice of payment to sb.
intimare lo sfratto a qcn. — to serve sb. with an eviction notice o order
intimare a qcn. un mandato di comparizione — to serve sb. with a summons
* * *intimare/inti'mare/ [1]intimare l'alt a qcn. mil. to order sb. to stop; intimare la resa al nemico to bid the enemy surrender; intimare il pagamento a qcn. to give notice of payment to sb.; intimare lo sfratto a qcn. to serve sb. with an eviction notice o order; intimare a qcn. un mandato di comparizione to serve sb. with a summons.
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