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1 congiunzione
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2 congiunzione
f grammar conjunction* * *congiunzione s.f.1 connection; junction, link: punto di congiunzione, join (o point of junction)2 ( il congiungere) joining, linking4 (gramm.) conjunction: congiunzioni coordinative, subordinative, coordinating, subordinate conjunctions5 (log., fis.) conjunction.* * *[kondʒun'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (unione) junction; (il congiungere) joining2) ling. astr. conjunction* * *congiunzione/kondʒun'tsjone/sostantivo f.2 ling. astr. conjunction. -
3 concorso
1. past part vedere concorrere2. m ( competizione) competition, contestbandire un concorso announce a competition* * *concorso s.m.1 ( competizione) competition; contest: concorso pubblico, riservato, open, internal competition; concorso ippico, horse show (o show-jumping competition); concorso di bellezza, beauty contest; bando di concorso, announcement of a competition; bandire un concorso, to announce (o to advertise) a competition; vincere un concorso, to win a competition; coprire un posto per concorso, to fill a post by open competition // fuori concorso, out of competition2 ( aiuto, assistenza) aid, assistance; ( partecipazione) contribution, sharing; (dir.) complicity: col concorso dello stato, with aids from the government; concorso di spesa, sharing in the expense; col concorso della banca, with the contribution of the bank // col concorso delle tenebre, under cover of darkness // (dir.): concorso nel reato, complicity in (o participation to) a crime; concorso di persone ( nel reato), parties to crime; concorso di colpa, contributory negligence; concorso dei creditori, concurrence of creditors4 ( coincidenza) concurrence, conjunction, concourse, coincidence: per il concorso di circostanze sfavorevoli, through the concurrence of unfavourable circumstances.* * *[kon'korso] concorso (-a)1. ppSee:2. sm(gen) competition, (esame) competitive examination* * *[kon'korso]sostantivo maschile1) (gioco, competizione) competition, contest2) amm. competitive examinationbandire, indire un concorso — to announce, advertise a competition
3) (collaborazione, partecipazione) cooperation, contributionconcorso di circostanze — concurrence o conjunction of events, combination of circumstances
•concorso di colpa — dir. contributory negligence
* * *concorso/kon'korso/sostantivo m.1 (gioco, competizione) competition, contest; fuori concorso ineligible to compete2 amm. competitive examination; concorso per assunzioni competitive entrance examination; bandire, indire un concorso to announce, advertise a competition3 (collaborazione, partecipazione) cooperation, contribution; concorso alle spese sharing in the expense4 (coincidenza) concorso di circostanze concurrence o conjunction of events, combination of circumstancesconcorso di bellezza beauty contest; concorso di colpa dir. contributory negligence; concorso ippico horseshow; concorso a premi competition. -
4 concomitanza
concomitanza s.f.1 concomitance // in concomitanza con, to coincide with: in concomitanza con le festività natalizie, la nostra azienda lancerà un nuovo prodotto, our company is going to launch a new product to coincide with the Christmas holidays* * *[konkomi'tantsa]sostantivo femminile* * *concomitanza/konkomi'tantsa/sostantivo f.in concomitanza con in conjunction with. -
5 congiuntamente
congiuntamente avv. jointly, conjointly; together (with): protestare congiuntamente, to protest jointly; riceverete il libro congiuntamente al catalogo, you'll receive the book together with the catalogue.* * *[kondʒunta'mente]avverbio jointly* * *congiuntamente/kondʒunta'mente/jointly; congiuntamente a in conjunction with. -
6 copula
copula s.f.1 copulation, coitus2 (gramm.) copula*.* * *['kɔpula]* * *copula/'kɔpula/sostantivo f. -
7 copulativo
* * *[kopula'tivo]aggettivo ling. copulative* * *copulativo/kopula'tivo/ling. copulative; congiunzione -a copulative (conjunction). -
8 conclusivo
conclusive* * *conclusivo agg. conclusive, final, closing; decisive: esperimento conclusivo, conclusive test; risposta conclusiva, decisive answer; il suo discorso è calato di tono nella parte conclusiva, his speech sagged towards the end // (gramm.) congiunzione conclusiva, illative conjunction.* * *[konklu'zivo]* * *conclusivo/konklu'zivo/ -
9 concorso di circostanze
* * *concorso di circostanzeconcurrence o conjunction of events, combination of circumstances\→ concorso -
10 condizionale
1. m noun adj conditional2. f suspended sentence* * *condizionale agg.2 (gramm.) conditional: modo, proposizione, congiunzione condizionale, conditional mood, sentence, conjunction◆ s.m. (gramm.) conditional (mood)◆ s.f. (dir.) probation: fu condannato a sei mesi con la condizionale, he was sentenced to six months' probation.* * *[kondittsjo'nale]1. aggGramm conditional2. smGramm conditional (mood)3. sf1) Gramm conditional clause2) Dir suspended sentence* * *[kondittsjo'nale] 1.1) ling. conditional2) dir.2.sostantivo maschile ling. conditional3.sostantivo femminile dir. parolerilasciare qcn. con la condizionale — to release sb. on parole
* * *condizionale/kondittsjo'nale/1 ling. conditionalling. conditionaldir. parole; rilasciare qcn. con la condizionale to release sb. on parole. -
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12 connettivo
connettivo agg.1 (med.) connective: tessuto connettivo, connective tissue; il tessuto connettivo dell'economia nazionale, (fig.) the basic structure of the national economy2 (fig.) connecting, linking: l'elemento connettivo di una serie di circostanze, the common link in a series of circumstances◆ s.m.1 ( elemento di connessione) connecting element2 (med.) connective3 (gramm.) connective, conjunction4 (log.) connective.* * *[konnet'tivo]aggettivo e sostantivo maschile connective* * *connettivo/konnet'tivo/agg. e m.connective. -
13 disgiuntivo
disgiuntivo agg. (gramm.) disjunctive: congiunzione disgiuntiva, disjunctive conjunction // (fil.) giudizio disgiuntivo, disjunctive judgement.* * *[dizdʒun'tivo]aggettivo ling. disjunctive* * *disgiuntivo/dizdʒun'tivo/ling. disjunctive. -
14 in concomitanza con
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15 congiunzione sf
[kondʒun'tsjone](gen) join, Anat joint, (di due linee ferroviarie) junction, Astron, Gramm conjunction -
16 copula sf
['kɔpula]Gramm copula, (congiunzione) conjunction -
17 coordinante
coordinante agg. coordinating, coordinate // (gramm.) congiunzione coordinante, coordinate conjunction. -
18 coordinativo
coordinativo agg. coordinative, coordinating (anche gramm.): congiunzione coordinativa, coordinating conjunction. -
19 eccettuativo
eccettuativo agg. exceptive // (gramm.) congiunzione eccettuativa, exceptant conjunction; proposizione eccettuativa, exceptive proposition. -
20 illativo
illativo agg. (letter.) illative, inferential // (gramm.) congiunzione illativa, consecutive conjunction.
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