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81 legge sf
['leddʒe](gen) law, Parlamento acta norma o termini di legge — according to the law
le leggi della società — the rules o laws of society
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82 preporre vt irreg
[pre'porre]1) (porre innanzi) to place before, (fig : preferire) to prefer, put before2)preporre qn a qc — to put sb in charge of sth -
83 presidio sm
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84 ricomandare
ricomandare v.tr. to command again. -
85 vicecapo
vicecapo s.m. second-in-command. -
86 menu dei comandi
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87 alto comando
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88 comandante in seconda
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89 cupola
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90 imposizione
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91 incutere
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92 ingiunzione
sf [indʒun'tsjone]injunction, command -
93 intimare
vt [inti'mare](ordinare) to order, command, (notificare) to give notice ofintimare l'alt — to order sb to stop o halt
PAROLA CHIAVE: intimare non si traduce mai con la parola inglese intimateintimare lo sfratto a qn Dir — to serve an eviction notice o order on sb
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94 intimazione
sf [intimat'tsjone]order, command -
95 legge
sf ['leddʒe](gen) law, Parlamento acta norma o termini di legge — according to the law
le leggi della società — the rules o laws of society
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96 modulo di versamento
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97 porre
1. ['porre]vb irreg vtporre le fondamenta di — (edificio) to lay the foundations of
porre le basi di fig — to lay the foundations of, establish
abbiamo posto le basi per una futura collaborazione — we have laid the foundations for future cooperation
porre fine o termine a qc — to put an end o a stop to sth
porre una domanda a qn — to ask sb a question, put a question to sb
3) (supporre) to supposeponiamo (il caso) che... — let's suppose that...
posto che... — supposing that..., on the assumption that...
2. vr (porsi)porsi in cammino — to set out o forth
porsi in salvo — to save o.s.
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98 preporre
vt irreg [pre'porre]1) (porre innanzi) to place before, (fig : preferire) to prefer, put before2)preporre qn a qc — to put sb in charge of sth -
99 presidio
sm [pre'sidjo] presidio (-di) -
100 rispettare
[rispet'tare]1. vt(persona, idea) to respect, have respect for, (legge) to obey, comply with, abide by, (promessa) to keep2. vr (rispettarsi)to respect o.s.
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