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1 ♦ conventional
♦ 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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