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♦ conditional /kənˈdɪʃənl/A a.1 condizionato; subordinato: conditional offer, offerta condizionata; Our offer is conditional on your acceptance of this clause, la nostra offerta è subordinata all'accettazione di questa clausola da parte vostra; (leg., GB) conditional discharge, libertà con sospensione condizionale della pena: He was given a 2-year conditional discharge, è stato condannato a due anni con la condizionaleB n. [u](gramm.) condizionale: in the conditional, al condizionale● ( banca) conditional acceptance, accettazione condizionata □ (leg.) conditional clause, clausola restrittiva □ (stat.) conditional distribution, distribuzione condizionata □ (comput.) conditional instruction, istruzione condizionale □ (comput.) conditional jump, salto condizionato □ (leg.) conditional legacy, legato soggetto a condizione □ ( Borsa, fin.) conditional order, ordine condizionato □ (leg., comm.) conditional sale, vendita con riservato dominioconditionalityn. [u]2 (econ.) condizionalitàconditionallyavv.1 condizionatamente; a una condizione2 (leg.) con la condizionale.
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