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1 comply
[kəm'plaɪ]to comply with — accondiscendere a [sb.'s wishes]; soddisfare [ request]; conformarsi a [ criteria]; rispettare, osservare [orders, rules]
* * *(to act in the way that someone else has commanded or wished: You must comply (with her wishes).) accondiscendere- compliant* * *[kəm'plaɪ]to comply with — accondiscendere a [sb.'s wishes]; soddisfare [ request]; conformarsi a [ criteria]; rispettare, osservare [orders, rules]
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2 comply com·ply vi
[kəm'plaɪ]to comply with — (rules etc) attenersi a, conformarsi a, osservare, (wishes, request) assecondare
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3 (to) comply
(to) comply /kəmˈplaɪ/v. i.( per lo più to comply with) accondiscendere, conformarsi, aderire, assentire a ( una richiesta, ecc.); ottemperare a ( un ordine); attenersi a ( una regola); secondare ( un desiderio); osservare ( la legge): to comply with marketing rules, conformarsi alle norme della commercializzazione● (leg.) to comply with the clauses of a contract, rispettare le clausole di un contratto □ to comply with sb. 's wishes, adattarsi ai desideri di q. -
4 (to) comply
(to) comply /kəmˈplaɪ/v. i.( per lo più to comply with) accondiscendere, conformarsi, aderire, assentire a ( una richiesta, ecc.); ottemperare a ( un ordine); attenersi a ( una regola); secondare ( un desiderio); osservare ( la legge): to comply with marketing rules, conformarsi alle norme della commercializzazione● (leg.) to comply with the clauses of a contract, rispettare le clausole di un contratto □ to comply with sb. 's wishes, adattarsi ai desideri di q. -
5 breach
I [briːtʃ]1) dir. (infringement) (by breaking rule) infrazione f.; (by failure to comply) inadempienza f.; (of copyright, privilege) violazione f.security breach — (of official secret) attentato alla sicurezza nazionale
to be in breach of — violare [law, agreement]
2) mil. breccia f. (anche fig.)3) (in relationship) rottura f.••II [briːtʃ]to step into the breach — tappare un buco, coprire un posto vacante
1) aprire una breccia in [ defence]2) fig. infrangere [ rule]* * *[bri: ] 1. noun1) (a breaking (of a promise etc).) il venir meno2) (a gap, break or hole: a breach in the castle wall; a breach in security.) breccia, varco2. verb(to make an opening in or break (someone's defence).) aprire una breccia* * *[briːtʃ]1. n2) (gap: in wall) apertura, varco, Mil breccia, (estrangement) rottura2. vt(defences) far breccia in* * *I [briːtʃ]1) dir. (infringement) (by breaking rule) infrazione f.; (by failure to comply) inadempienza f.; (of copyright, privilege) violazione f.security breach — (of official secret) attentato alla sicurezza nazionale
to be in breach of — violare [law, agreement]
2) mil. breccia f. (anche fig.)3) (in relationship) rottura f.••II [briːtʃ]to step into the breach — tappare un buco, coprire un posto vacante
1) aprire una breccia in [ defence]2) fig. infrangere [ rule] -
6 failure
['feɪljə(r)]1) (lack of success) fallimento m., insuccesso m.; econ. fallimento m.2) (unsuccessful person) fallito m. (-a), incapace m. e f.; (unsuccessful event) insuccesso m., fiasco m.3) (breakdown) (of engine, machine) guasto m.; med. (of organ) arresto m., blocco m.4) agr.5) (omission)failure to comply with the rules — inosservanza delle regole o del regolamento
* * *[-jə]1) (the state or act of failing: She was upset by her failure in the exam; failure of the electricity supply.) fallimento, insuccesso2) (an unsuccessful person or thing: He felt he was a failure.) fallito3) (inability, refusal etc to do something: his failure to reply.) incapacità* * *['feɪljə(r)]1) (lack of success) fallimento m., insuccesso m.; econ. fallimento m.2) (unsuccessful person) fallito m. (-a), incapace m. e f.; (unsuccessful event) insuccesso m., fiasco m.3) (breakdown) (of engine, machine) guasto m.; med. (of organ) arresto m., blocco m.4) agr.5) (omission)failure to comply with the rules — inosservanza delle regole o del regolamento
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7 compliance
[kəm'plaɪəns]1) conformità f. ( with a)in compliance with the law — conformemente o in conformità alla legge
to bring sth. into compliance with — rendere qcs. conforme a, conformare qcs. a
2) (yielding disposition) compiacenza f., accondiscendenza f.* * ** * *compliance /kəmˈplaɪəns/n. [u]1 ottemperanza; osservanza; conformità: in compliance with, in ottemperanza a; in conformità a; conformemente a2 accondiscendenza; acquiescenza; arrendevolezza3 remissività; sottomissione4 (fis.) cedevolezza● compliance costs, costi di adeguamento □ (org. az.) compliance officer, organo di controllo interno; compliance officer.* * *[kəm'plaɪəns]1) conformità f. ( with a)in compliance with the law — conformemente o in conformità alla legge
to bring sth. into compliance with — rendere qcs. conforme a, conformare qcs. a
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8 compliant
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9 ♦ requirement
♦ requirement /rɪˈkwaɪəmənt/n.1 (spec. al pl.) requisito; condizione: the requirements for university entrance, i requisiti per l'ammissione all'università; to comply with legal requirements, essere conforme alle norme di legge; to fulfil a requirement, soddisfare un requisito; (leg.) rispettare una condizione ( contrattuale)2 esigenza; necessità: (comm.) to meet the requirements of one's clients, soddisfare le esigenze della clientela3 (econ.) fabbisogno: Italy imports a large share of its overall energy requirement, l'Italia soddisfa gran parte del proprio fabbisogno energetico tramite le importazioni● (leg.) requirement contract, contratto di fornitura (o di somministrazione, o a consegne ripartite). -
10 wilco
['wɪlkəʊ]interiezione tel. ricevuto* * *wilco /ˈwɪlkəʊ/inter.(contraz. di I will comply) ( radio, telef., ecc.) sta bene! ( cioè, provvedo a farlo); ricevuto! (cfr. roger).* * *['wɪlkəʊ]interiezione tel. ricevuto
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