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♦ conventional /kənˈvɛnʃənl/a.1 convenzionale; che obbedisce alle convenzioni; formale: conventional attitudes, posizioni convenzionali2 tradizionale; convenzionale; comune; ordinario: conventional banks, le banche tradizionali; conventional medicine, la medicina tradizionale; a conventional oven, un forno tradizionale ( non a microonde); a conventional approach to a problem, un approccio convenzionale a un problema; in the conventional sense of the word, nel senso comune del termine3 (mil.) convenzionale; non nucleare: conventional weapons [forces], armi [forze] convenzionaliconventionalismn.1 (filos.) convenzionalismo2 conformismo; formalismo; tradizionalismoconventionalistn.1 (filos.) convenzionalista2 conformista; formalista; tradizionalistaconventionalityn. [u]2 condotta convenzionale; conformismo3 (al pl.) convenzioni sociali(to) conventionalizev. t.rendere convenzionale. -
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adjectivekonventionell; (not spontaneous) formell* * *adjective ((negative unconventional) according to the accepted standards etc; not outrageous or eccentric: conventional dress; the more conventional forms of art.) herkömmlich* * *con·ven·tion·al[kənˈven(t)ʃənəl]\conventional attitudes [or opinions] herkömmliche [o konventionelle] Ansichten, konventionelles Denken\conventional medicine Schulmedizin f\conventional war konventionell geführter Krieg\conventional warfare/weapons konventionelle Kriegsführung/Waffen* * *[kən'venʃənl]adjdress, attitudes, warfare, weapons konventionell; person, behaviour also konventionsgebunden; philosophy, beliefs, theory, manner, technique herkömmlich; theatre, music, style traditionell; symbol, mealtimes normalerweise üblichit is conventional to do sth — es ist normalerweise üblich, etw zu tun
in the conventional sense — im herkömmlichen Sinn
* * *conventional [kənˈvenʃənl; -ʃnəl] adj (adv conventionally)conventional society bürgerliche Gesellschaft;the conventional wisdom is that … die landläufige Meinung geht dahin, dass …2. pej schablonenhaft, unoriginell, abgedroschen3. konventionell, förmlich4. JURa) vertraglich vereinbart, vertragsgemäß, Vertrags…b) gewohnheitsrechtlich* * *adjectivekonventionell; (not spontaneous) formell* * *adj.hergebracht adj.konventionell adj.üblich adj. -
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- tiv1) (disliking change: Older people tend to be conservative in their attitudes; conservative opinions.) conservador2) (in politics, wanting to avoid major changes and to keep business and industry in private hands.) conservadorconservative adj n conservador1 SMALLPOLITICS/SMALL conservador,-raconservative [kən'sərvət̬iv] adj1) : conservador2) cautious: moderado, cautelosoa conservative estimate: un cálculo moderado: conservador m, -dora fadj.• conservador adj.• conservativo, -a adj.• moderado, -a adj.n.• conservador, -ora s.m.,f.• conservativo s.m.• moderado s.m.
I kən'sɜːrvətɪv, kən'sɜːvətɪva) ( traditional) conservadorb) Conservative ( in UK) (before n) conservadorc) ( cautious) cauteloso, prudente
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a) ( traditionalist) conservador, -dora m,fb) Conservative ( in UK) conservador, -dora m,fthe Conservatives — los conservadores, el Partido Conservador
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Cultural note:
El Partido Conservador es uno de los principales partidos políticos británicos. Se sitúa a la derecha del espectro político que apoya el sistema capitalista, la libre empresa y la privatización de la industria y los servicios públicos. Surgió alrededor de 1830 como resultado de la evolución del Tory Party y a menudo se le denomina aún por este nombre[kǝn'sɜːvǝtɪv]ADJ1) (=conventional) [person, suit, colour, ideas] conservador2) (=cautious) [attitude, approach, guess] prudente, cautelosoa conservative estimate — un cálculo prudente or cauteloso
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I [kən'sɜːrvətɪv, kən'sɜːvətɪv]a) ( traditional) conservadorb) Conservative ( in UK) (before n) conservadorc) ( cautious) cauteloso, prudente
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a) ( traditionalist) conservador, -dora m,fb) Conservative ( in UK) conservador, -dora m,fthe Conservatives — los conservadores, el Partido Conservador
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Cultural note:
El Partido Conservador es uno de los principales partidos políticos británicos. Se sitúa a la derecha del espectro político que apoya el sistema capitalista, la libre empresa y la privatización de la industria y los servicios públicos. Surgió alrededor de 1830 como resultado de la evolución del Tory Party y a menudo se le denomina aún por este nombre
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