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1 ♦ commercial
♦ commercial /kəˈmɜ:ʃl/A a.1 commerciale; del, di commercio: commercial invoice, fattura commerciale; (leg.) commercial causes, cause in materia di commercio; commercial agent, agente di commercio; concessionario; commercial law, diritto commerciale; commercial attaché, addetto commerciale2 ( relativo alla vendita o al profitto) commerciale: commercial value, valore commerciale; commercial television, televisione commerciale; a commercial success, un successo commerciale; His new film is much too commercial, il suo nuovo film è troppo commercialeB n.1 ( radio, TV) messaggio pubblicitario; pubblicità; stacco; spot: a car commercial, la pubblicità di un'automobile2 (al pl.) (TV) pubblicità televisiva● commercial agency, agenzia d'informazioni commerciali commercial art, grafica pubblicitaria; cartellonistica □ commercial artist, grafico (o disegnatore) pubblicitario; cartellonista □ commercial assessor, perito merceologo □ commercial bank, banca commerciale (o di credito ordinario) □ ( radio, TV) commercial break, interruzione pubblicitaria; stacco pubblicitario; spot □ (leg.) commercial court, tribunale commerciale (in Inghil., è un ramo della ► «Queen's Bench Division», ► queen) □ commercial credit, credito mercantile (o di fornitura) □ (leg.) commercial custom, consuetudine di commercio □ commercial design, disegno pubblicitario □ (econ.) commercial farm, azienda agricola □ (fin.) commercial loan, prestito commerciale □ (fin.) commercial paper, titolo (o collett. titoli) di credito negoziabile □ (market., trasp.) commercial set, documenti d'uso ( per la merce) □ ( a scuola) commercial subjects, materie aziendali □ (antiq.) commercial traveller, viaggiatore di commercio; commesso viaggiatore; rappresentante; piazzista □ (trasp.) commercial vehicles, veicoli commerciali □ the commercial world, il mondo degli affari.
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