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1 fallo
m fault( errore) error, mistakesports foulmettere il piede in fallo lose one's footingcogliere in fallo qualcuno catch someone out( in flagrante) catch s.o red-handed* * *fallo1 s.m.1 ( errore) error, mistake; slip; ( errore morale) fault; ( colpa) sin, wrong: un fallo imperdonabile, an unforgiveable error; commettere un fallo, to make a mistake; essere in fallo, to be at fault; cogliere qlcu. in fallo, to catch s.o. at fault, ( in flagrante) to catch s.o. red-handed; mettere un piede in fallo, to slip, (fig.) to take a false step // senza fallo, without fail (o definitely)2 ( difetto) fault, defect; ( imperfezione) flaw: un fallo nella trama di un tessuto, a defect in the weft of a fabric3 (sport) foul // ( calcio): fallo di mano, handball; fallo laterale, throw in; commettere un fallo in area di rigore, to commit a foul in the penalty area // ( tennis) doppio fallo, double fault.fallo2 s.m. phallus*.* * *I ['fallo] sm1) (errore) faultessere in fallo — to be at fault o in error
2) (difetto) fault, defect, flaw3) Sport fault, foul, Tennis faultfallo di piede Tennis — foot fault
II ['fallo] smfare un fallo di mano Calcio — to handle the ball
Anat phallus* * *I ['fallo]sostantivo maschile1) (mancanza, colpa) error, mistakesenza fallo — ant. without fail
essere in fallo — lett. to be at fault
cogliere qcn. in fallo — to catch sb. on the wrong foot o out
mettere un piede in fallo — (inciampare) to slip; (sbagliare) to take a false step
2) sport foul (di by; su on); (nel tennis) fault•II ['fallo]sostantivo maschile anat. phallus** * *fallo1/'fallo/sostantivo m.1 (mancanza, colpa) error, mistake; senza fallo ant. without fail; essere in fallo lett. to be at fault; cogliere qcn. in fallo to catch sb. on the wrong foot o out; mettere un piede in fallo (inciampare) to slip; (sbagliare) to take a false step————————fallo2/'fallo/sostantivo m.anat. phallus*. -
2 commettere
commiterrore make* * *commettere v.tr.1 ( fare) to commit, to do*, to make*; (dir.) to perpetrate: commettere un delitto, to commit a crime; commettere un'ingiustizia, to do a wrong; commettere uno sbaglio, to make a mistake; commettere suicidio, to commit suicide2 ( commissionare) to order, to commission5 ( corde) to lay, to twist◘ commettersi v.rifl. (letter.) to entrust oneself (to s.o., sthg.); to hand oneself over (to s.o., sthg.).* * *[kom'mettere]commettere un'ingiustizia verso qcn. — to do sb. an injustice
* * *commettere/kom'mettere/ [60]to make* [ errore]; to commit [ reato, peccato, adulterio]; commettere un'ingiustizia verso qcn. to do sb. an injustice; commettere un fallo su un giocatore to foul a player. -
3 irregolarità
f invar irregularity* * *irregolarità s.f.1 (non conformità alla regola) irregularity; (scorrettezza) irregularity: l'irregolarità della sua posizione, the irregularity of his position; commettere un'irregolarità, to commit a breach of the rules; sono state rilevate delle irregolarità nei libri contabili, irregularities have been discovered in the accounts // irregolarità amministrativa, embezzlement of public funds // irregolarità di gioco, foul2 (dir.) irregularity; unlawfulness: una mera irregolarità, a mere technicality3 (discontinuità) unevenness; (instabilità) instability: l'irregolarità del suo umore, the unevenness of his temper; trar vantaggio dall'irregolarità del terreno, to take advantage of the unevenness (o roughness) of the ground; (econ.) irregolarità del mercato, instability of the market.* * *[irregolari'ta]sostantivo femminile invariabile1) (atto scorretto) irregularity; sport instance of foul play2) (l'essere irregolare) (di polso, lineamenti, forma) irregularity; (di superficie, ritmo) unevenness3) ling. irregularity* * *irregolarità/irregolari'ta/f.inv.1 (atto scorretto) irregularity; sport instance of foul play2 (l'essere irregolare) (di polso, lineamenti, forma) irregularity; (di superficie, ritmo) unevenness3 ling. irregularity.
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