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1 ♦ factor
♦ factor /ˈfæktə(r)/n.1 fattore; elemento: hereditary factors, fattori ereditari; the time factor, il fattore tempo; (econ.) the factors of production, i fattori di produzione; an unknown factor, un elemento (o fattore) sconosciuto; contributing factor, fattore significativo; causa concomitante; a plus factor, un fattore vantaggioso (o positivo); key factor, fattore chiave2 coefficiente; grado; fattore: factor of safety (o safety factor) coefficiente di sicurezza; risk factor, fattore di rischio3 (mat.) fattore5 (fin.) società di factoring6 (scozz.) fattore; agente agricolo; amministratore● (mat., stat.) factor analysis, analisi fattoriale □ (econ., ind.) factor cost, costo di produzione ( di un articolo); costo dei fattori □ (fisiol.) factor VIII, fattore VIII □ (econ.) factor incomes, redditi dei fattori □ (econ.) factor prices, prezzi dei fattori.(to) factor /ˈfæktə(r)/A v. t.► to factorizeB v. i.(fin.) fare operazioni di factoring. -
2 contributing
contributing /kənˈtrɪbju:tɪŋ/a.1 che contribuisce; concorrente; che concorre (a qc.); concomitante: contributing factor, fattore significativo; causa concomitante; concausa● contributing editor, collaboratore ( di giornale, rivista) □ (ass., naut.) contributing interests, le parti che contribuiscono all'avaria generale. -
3 contribute
[kən'trɪbjuːt] 1.1) contribuire con, dare come contributo [ sum] (to a); contribuire a [costs, expenses]2) (to charity) donare, elargire (to a; towards per)3) comm. econ.4) (to project) contribuire con, portare [ideas, experience] (to a)5) giorn. rad. scrivere [ article] (to per)2.to contribute to o towards — contribuire a, concorrere a [change, well-being]
2) (to community life, research) contribuire, partecipare (to a)3)to contribute to — versare la propria quota a, aderire a [pension fund, insurance scheme]
4) (to charity) fare donazioni (to a); (to campaign, orchestra) dare sovvenzioni (to a)5) giorn. rad. collaborare (to a)* * *[kən'tribjut]1) (to give (money, help etc) along with others: Have you contributed (any money) to this charity?; I've been contributing (articles) to this paper for many years.) contribuire2) ((with to) to help to cause to happen: His gambling contributed to his downfall.) contribuire a•- contributor* * *[kən'trɪbjuːt] 1.1) contribuire con, dare come contributo [ sum] (to a); contribuire a [costs, expenses]2) (to charity) donare, elargire (to a; towards per)3) comm. econ.4) (to project) contribuire con, portare [ideas, experience] (to a)5) giorn. rad. scrivere [ article] (to per)2.to contribute to o towards — contribuire a, concorrere a [change, well-being]
2) (to community life, research) contribuire, partecipare (to a)3)to contribute to — versare la propria quota a, aderire a [pension fund, insurance scheme]
4) (to charity) fare donazioni (to a); (to campaign, orchestra) dare sovvenzioni (to a)5) giorn. rad. collaborare (to a)
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