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1 acca
f : non capire un'acca not understand a thing* * *acca s.f. aitch, letter H // non ne capimmo un'acca, we could not make head or tail of it; non ne sapeva un'acca, he knew nothing about it; non vale un'acca, it isn't worth a fig.* * *['akka]sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile invariabile1) (lettera) h, H2) (niente)non capisco un'acca — I can't make head or tail of it, I don't understand a thing (about it)
non capisco un'acca d'informatica — I haven't got a clue o I'm completely clueless about computing
* * *acca/'akka/m. e f.inv.1 (lettera) h, H2 (niente) non capisco un'acca I can't make head or tail of it, I don't understand a thing (about it); non capisco un'acca d'informatica I haven't got a clue o I'm completely clueless about computing. -
2 dimestichezza
f familiarity* * *dimestichezza s.f.1 ( familiarità) familiarity: avere dimestichezza con qlcu., to know s.o. well (o to be on familiar terms with s.o.); entrare in dimestichezza con qlcu., to become familiar (o friendly) with s.o.; non trattarlo con troppa dimestichezza, don't be too (o over-) familar with him; v'era molta dimestichezza fra loro due, those two were on intimate terms2 ( conoscenza, pratica) knowledge, familiarity: avere dimestichezza con i motori, to know about motors; ha poca dimestichezza con la matematica, he has little knowledge of (o he doesn't know much about) mathematics; avere dimestichezza con un autore, un'opera letteraria, to know an author, a literary work; prendere dimestichezza con una lingua, to get to know a language well; prendere dimestichezza con un lavoro, to learn a job (o fam. the ropes).* * *[dimesti'kettsa]sostantivo femminile (confidenza) familiarity, experienceavere dimestichezza con qcs. — to have experience o to be acquainted with sth.
prendere dimestichezza con qcs. — to make oneself familiar with sth.
* * *dimestichezza/dimesti'kettsa/sostantivo f.(confidenza) familiarity, experience; avere dimestichezza con qcs. to have experience o to be acquainted with sth.; prendere dimestichezza con qcs. to make oneself familiar with sth.; ha poca dimestichezza con i computer he is not very familiar with computing. -
3 informatica sf
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4 elaborazione
f elaborationelaborazione elettronica dei dati electronic data processingelaborazione dei testi word processing* * *elaborazione s.f.1 elaboration (anche fig.); ( di piano) drawing up, working out, formulation; ( di prodotto) manufacture: misure in corso di elaborazione, measures now being drawn up (o under preparation)2 (inform.) process, processing: elaborazione di dati, informazioni, data processing; elaborazione a bassa, alta priorità, background, foreground processing; elaborazione a blocchi, batch processing; elaborazione a distanza, remote computing (o teleprocessing); elaborazione automatica dei testi, text processing; elaborazione immediata, demand processing; elaborazione in linea, collegata con l'elaboratore, online processing; elaborazione sequenziale, batch processing; elaborazione vettoriale, vector processing3 (psic.) elaboration.* * *[elaborat'tsjone]1. sf(gen) elaboration, (di concetto, idea) working out2. Inform* * *[elaborat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (di teoria, schema) elaboration; (di piano, soluzione) working-out2) (di dati, risultati) processing3) inform. processing4) bot. fisiol. elaboration* * *elaborazione/elaborat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (di teoria, schema) elaboration; (di piano, soluzione) working-out2 (di dati, risultati) processing3 inform. processing; elaborazione (elettronica dei) dati data processing4 bot. fisiol. elaboration. -
5 elementare
elementaryscuola f elementare primary school, AE elementary school* * *elementare agg.1 elementary: algebra elementare, elementary algebra; conoscenza elementare, elementary knowledge; scuola elementare, primary (o elementary) school // (fis.) particella elementare, elementary particle* * *[elemen'tare]1. agg(gen) elementary, (rozzo, rudimentale) rudimentary, (principi, nozioni) basic, Chim elementalscuola elementare — primary Brit o grade Am school
la prima elementare — the first year of primary Brit o grade Am school
la seconda elementare — the second year at primary school Brit o grade Am school
2. sfplle elementari — primary Brit o grade Am school sg
* * *[elemen'tare] 1.1) (di base) [principio, bisogno] basic, elementary2) fis. chim. [ particella] elementary3) scol. [corso, livello] elementary2.scuola elementare — primary o elementary o grade AE school
sostantivo femminile plurale elementari scol.* * *elementare/elemen'tare/1 (di base) [principio, bisogno] basic, elementary2 fis. chim. [ particella] elementary3 scol. [corso, livello] elementary; istruzione elementare primary education; scuola elementare primary o elementary o grade AE schoolII elementari f.pl. -
6 ha poca dimestichezza con i computer
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > ha poca dimestichezza con i computer
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7 non capisco un'acca d'informatica
non capisco un'acca d'informaticaI haven't got a clue o I'm completely clueless about computing.\→ accaDizionario Italiano-Inglese > non capisco un'acca d'informatica
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8 alfabetizzazione sf
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9 elaborazione conversazionale
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10 infarinatura sf
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11 alfabetizzazione
sf [alfabetiddzat'tsjone](leggere e scrivere) literacy -
12 elaborazione conversazionale
Nuovo dizionario Italiano-Inglese > elaborazione conversazionale
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13 elementare
[elemen'tare]1. agg(gen) elementary, (rozzo, rudimentale) rudimentary, (principi, nozioni) basic, Chim elementalscuola elementare — primary Brit o grade Am school
la prima elementare — the first year of primary Brit o grade Am school
la seconda elementare — the second year at primary school Brit o grade Am school
2. sfplle elementari — primary Brit o grade Am school sg
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14 infarinatura
sf [infarina'tura](fig : conoscenza superficiale) smattering
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