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21 back up
3) (support) [facts, evidence] confermare, avvalorare [claims, case, theory]* * *1) (to support or encourage: The new evidence backed up my arguments.) sostenere, appoggiare2) (to make a copy of the information stored on the computer or disk.) fare una copia di riserva* * *1. vt + adv1) (support: person) appoggiare, sostenere, (claim, theory) confermare, avvalorareshe complained, and her colleagues backed her up — ha fatto reclamo e i suoi colleghi l'hanno appoggiata
2)to back the car up — far marcia indietro3) Comput copiare, fare una copia di riserva di2. vi + adv1) (in car) fare marcia indietro2) (Am: traffic) ingorgarsi* * *3) (support) [facts, evidence] confermare, avvalorare [claims, case, theory] -
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* * *vt + adv(on computer: text) digitare, battere* * * -
23 keyboard
I 1. ['kiːbɔːd]nome inform. tip. mus. tastiera f.2. II ['kiːbɔːd]verbo transitivo digitare, immettere [ data]* * *1) (the keys in a piano, typewriter etc arranged along or on a flat board: The pianist sat down at the keyboard and began to play; A computer keyboard looks like that of a typewriter; ( also adjective) harpsichords and other early keyboard instruments.) tastiera2) (any keyboard (musical) instrument.) strumento a tastiera* * *I 1. ['kiːbɔːd]nome inform. tip. mus. tastiera f.2. II ['kiːbɔːd]verbo transitivo digitare, immettere [ data] -
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I ['prəʊses] [AE 'prɒ-]1) processo m. (of di)in the process of doing this, he... — mentre faceva questo, lui...
2) (method) processo m., procedimento m.II ['prəʊses] [AE 'prɒ-]1) portare avanti [ application]2) inform. elaborare, processare [ data]3) ind. trasformare [raw materials, food product]; trattare [chemical, waste]4) fot. sviluppare [ film]III [prə'ses]1) relig. stor. andare in processione2) form. (move)to process down, along — sfialre in, lungo [ road]
* * *['prəuses, ]( American[) 'pro-] 1. noun1) (a method or way of manufacturing things: We are using a new process to make glass.) processo, metodo2) (a series of events that produce change or development: The process of growing up can be difficult for a child; the digestive processes.) processo3) (a course of action undertaken: Carrying him down the mountain was a slow process.) operazione2. verb(to deal with (something) by the appropriate process: Have your photographs been processed?; The information is being processed by computer.) sviluppare; trattare- in the process of* * *I ['prəʊses] [AE 'prɒ-]1) processo m. (of di)in the process of doing this, he... — mentre faceva questo, lui...
2) (method) processo m., procedimento m.II ['prəʊses] [AE 'prɒ-]1) portare avanti [ application]2) inform. elaborare, processare [ data]3) ind. trasformare [raw materials, food product]; trattare [chemical, waste]4) fot. sviluppare [ film]III [prə'ses]1) relig. stor. andare in processione2) form. (move)to process down, along — sfialre in, lungo [ road]
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25 ♦ prompt
♦ prompt /prɒmpt/A a.1 pronto; sollecito; alacre; svelto: a prompt answer, una risposta pronta; a prompt assistant, un assistente alacre, svelto2 (comm.) a pronti; immediato: prompt delivery, consegna immediata; prompt payment, pagamento immediato3 puntuale; in orarioB n.3 (teatr.) suggerimento4 (comput.) prompt (simbolo o serie di caratteri che indicano che il computer è in attesa di input dall'utente)C avv.(fam.) in punto; esatto; preciso: at 9 o'clock prompt, alle (ore) 9 precise● (teatr.) prompt-book, copione del suggeritore □ (teatr.) prompt-box, buca del suggeritore □ (comm.) prompt goods, merci pronte per la consegna □ (comm.) for prompt cash, a pronta cassa; in contantipromptly avv. promptness n. [u]. ♦ (to) prompt /prɒmpt/v. t.1 incitare; indurre; stimolare; spingere: He was prompted by selfish motives, era spinto da motivi egoistici2 ispirare; provocare -
26 RAM
[ræm]nome abbr. random access memory memoria ad accesso casuale RAM f.* * *((abbreviaiton) Random Access Memory; computer memory that is used as a temporary store of data that may be changed or deleted.) RAM* * *[ræm]1. nZool montone m, ariete m, Astrol, Mil ariete2. vt1)to ram (into) — (pack tightly) calcare (in), pigiare (in), (push down) ficcare (in), (stick into) conficcare
2) (collide with: ship) speronare, (car) cozzare, sbattere controFALSE FRIEND: ram is not translated by the Italian word ramo* * *RAM (def. 1 /ræm/ def. 2 /ɑ:reɪˈɛm/)sigla* * *[ræm]nome abbr. random access memory memoria ad accesso casuale RAM f. -
27 ram
[ræm]nome abbr. random access memory memoria ad accesso casuale RAM f.* * *((abbreviaiton) Random Access Memory; computer memory that is used as a temporary store of data that may be changed or deleted.) RAM* * *[ræm]1. nZool montone m, ariete m, Astrol, Mil ariete2. vt1)to ram (into) — (pack tightly) calcare (in), pigiare (in), (push down) ficcare (in), (stick into) conficcare
2) (collide with: ship) speronare, (car) cozzare, sbattere controFALSE FRIEND: ram is not translated by the Italian word ramo* * *ram /ræm/n.1 (zool.) ariete; montone● (aeron.) ram rocket, razzo d'avviamento ( di pulsoreattore); ( anche) endostatoreattore, endoautoreattore.(to) ram /ræm/A v. t.1 urtare violentemente; sbattere contro; (naut.) speronare: The car rammed the motorcyclist on the side, l'auto ha urtato violentemente il motociclista di lato; The car was rammed off the road, l'auto è stata urtata e spinta fuori strada2 conficcare; ficcare: to ram a post into the ground, conficcare un palo nel terreno; to ram a stick through a hole, ficcare un bastone in un foro; to ram down the earth round a plant, calcare il terriccio intorno a una pianta; to ram one's hat down on one's head, ficcarsi il cappello in testa; to ram clothes into a bag, ficcare vestiti in una borsa3 (volg.) chiavare, fottere4 (volg.) inchiappettareB v. i.● (fig.) to ram st. down sb. 's throat, martellare q. con qc.: I'm fed up with adverts rammed down my throat, sono stufo di essere martellato dalla pubblicità □ (fig.) to ram st. home, far entrare qc. in testa.* * *[ræm]nome abbr. random access memory memoria ad accesso casuale RAM f. -
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(to) re-enter /ri:ˈɛntə(r)/A v. t.3 (rag.) registrare di nuovo4 (comput.) inserire di nuovo: DIALOGO → - Computer problems- I'll have to spend most of the afternoon re-entering the data, dovrò passare quasi tutto il pomeriggio a reinserire i datiB v. i.1 rientrare; entrare di nuovo2 iscriversi di nuovo; reiscriversire-entrancen. [uc]rientro; nuova entrata. -
29 (to) re-enter
(to) re-enter /ri:ˈɛntə(r)/A v. t.3 (rag.) registrare di nuovo4 (comput.) inserire di nuovo: DIALOGO → - Computer problems- I'll have to spend most of the afternoon re-entering the data, dovrò passare quasi tutto il pomeriggio a reinserire i datiB v. i.1 rientrare; entrare di nuovo2 iscriversi di nuovo; reiscriversire-entrancen. [uc]rientro; nuova entrata. -
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31 programme
Iprogram ['prəʊgræm] [AE -grəm] nome1) telev. rad. (single broadcast) programma m., trasmissione f. ( about su); (schedule of broadcasting) programmi m.pl., trasmissioni f.pl.2) (schedule) programma m.3) mus. teatr. programma m.II* * *['prəuɡræm]1) ((a booklet or paper giving the details of) the planned events in an entertainment etc: According to the programme, the show begins at 8.00.) programma2) (a plan or scheme: a programme of reforms.) programma3) ((British and American usually program) a set of data, instructions etc put into a computer.) programma•- program- programmer* * *Iprogram ['prəʊgræm] [AE -grəm] nome1) telev. rad. (single broadcast) programma m., trasmissione f. ( about su); (schedule of broadcasting) programmi m.pl., trasmissioni f.pl.2) (schedule) programma m.3) mus. teatr. programma m.II -
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