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21 eccesso
m excesseccesso di personale overmanningeccesso di velocità speeding* * *eccesso s.m.1 excess: eccesso di calore, excess of heat; un eccesso di entusiasmo, an excess of enthusiasm; eccesso di peso, excess weight; eccesso di produzione, overproduction; eccesso di potere, misuse of power (o action ultra vires); eccesso di difesa, disproportionate use of force in self-defence; rendersi colpevole di eccesso di velocità, to excede the speed limit // ce n'è in eccesso, there is more than enough // approssimazione per eccesso, per difetto, approximation by excess, by defect // coscienzioso fino all'eccesso, exceedingly conscientious; scrupoloso all'eccesso, overscrupulous; è generosa all'eccesso, she is generous to a fault // commettere degli eccessi, to commit excesses; dare in eccessi, ( in escandescenze) to go berserk (o to run amok o fam. to flip one's lid); evitare gli eccessi a tavola, to avoid overindulgence at (the) table; spingersi all'eccesso, to go to extremes // peccare per eccesso di zelo, to be over-zealous2 (econ.) excess, surplus; ( sovrabbondanza) surfeit: eccesso di domanda, di offerta, excess demand, supply; eccesso di liquidità, excess liquidity; eccesso di personale, overmanning; eccesso di merce, overstock.* * *[et'tʃɛsso]sostantivo maschile1) (surplus) excess, surplus*in eccesso — [ sostanza] excess; [ domanda] surplus
2) (abuso) excesseccesso di velocità — speeding, excess speed
3) (estremo)* * *eccesso/et't∫εsso/sostantivo m.1 (surplus) excess, surplus*; l'eccesso di colla the excess glue; in eccesso [ sostanza] excess; [ domanda] surplus2 (abuso) excess; - i nel bere excessive drinking; eccesso nel mangiare overeating; all'eccesso to excess; eccesso di fiducia overconfidence; eccesso di velocità speeding, excess speed -
22 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*. -
23 manchevolezza
manchevolezza s.f.1 (imperfezione) imperfection; (mancanza) defect, fault: nonostante tutte le sue manchevolezze è un brav'uomo, in spite of all his faults he is a good man; commettere una manchevolezza, to commit a fault; supplire una manchevolezza, to make up for one's shortcomings; un lavoro pieno di manchevolezze, a piece of work full of faults2 (atto sconveniente) thoughtless, inconsiderate action: è stata una manchevolezza da parte loro non invitarlo, it was thoughtless of them not to invite him3 (l'essere manchevole) imperfection, defectiveness, deficiency.* * *[mankevo'lettsa]sostantivo femminile1) (l'essere manchevole) defectiveness2) (difetto) defect, imperfection* * *manchevolezza/mankevo'lettsa/sostantivo f.1 (l'essere manchevole) defectiveness2 (difetto) defect, imperfection. -
24 tentare vt
[ten'tare]1)tentare qc/di fare qc — to attempt o try sth/to do sthho tentato l'esame, ma non l'ho passato — I attempted the exam but I didn't pass it
tentare il suicidio — to attempt suicide, try to commit suicide
tentare un nuovo metodo — (sperimentare) to try out a new method
2) (cercare di corrompere, allettare) to tempt, (mettere alla prova) to test -
25 sbilanciarsi
lose one's balancefig commit o.s. -
26 falso
['falso] falso (-a)1. agg(denaro, documenti) forged, fake, counterfeit, (oro, gioielli) imitation attr, (pudore, promessa) falsefare un passo falso — to stumble, fig to slip up
2. sm1) falsehooddire il falso — to lie, not to tell the truth
2) Dir forgery3) (opera d'arte) fake4) -
27 tentare
vt [ten'tare]1)tentare qc/di fare qc — to attempt o try sth/to do sthho tentato l'esame, ma non l'ho passato — I attempted the exam but I didn't pass it
tentare il suicidio — to attempt suicide, try to commit suicide
tentare un nuovo metodo — (sperimentare) to try out a new method
2) (cercare di corrompere, allettare) to tempt, (mettere alla prova) to test
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