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1 credentials
[krɪ'denʃlz]nome plurale1) (qualifications) credenziali f.2) lettera f.sing., documento m.sing. di presentazione; (of ambassador) lettere f. credenziali* * *credentials /krəˈdɛnʃlz/n. pl.1 credenziali; titoli: He has excellent credentials as an instructor, ha ottimi titoli per essere un bravo istruttore3 (comput.) credenziali ( informazioni, quali nome utente e password, che consentono di accedere a risorse di rete, ecc.).* * *[krɪ'denʃlz]nome plurale1) (qualifications) credenziali f.2) lettera f.sing., documento m.sing. di presentazione; (of ambassador) lettere f. credenziali -
2 credentials cre·den·tials npl
[krɪ'dɛnʃ(ə)lz](qualifications) titoli mpl, (identifying papers, of diplomat) credenziali fpl, (letters of reference) referenze fpl -
3 spurious
['spjʊərɪəs]aggettivo spreg. [allegation, evidence, credentials] falso; [ excuse] falso, pretestuoso; [ documents] apocrifo, spurio; [ sentiment] fittizio, superficiale* * *spurious /ˈspjʊərɪəs/a.spuriously avv. spuriousness n. [u].* * *['spjʊərɪəs] -
4 ♦ level
♦ level /ˈlɛvl/A n.1 ( anche fig.) livello: the level of water [of oil], il livello dell'acqua [dell'olio]; to be on a level with (st.), essere a livello di (qc.); five hundred feet above sea level, cinquecento piedi sul livello del mare; the level of prices, il livello dei prezzi; They're at the same level, sono allo stesso livello; noise level, livello di rumore; subsistence level, livello di sussistenza3 piano; superficie piana; piano orizzontale4 piana; spianata; terreno pianeggiante5 (fam.) altitudine: Water boils faster at this level, l'acqua bolle più rapidamente a questa altitudine6 (elettr., elettron.) livello8 (ind. costr.) canaletto di scoloB a.3 al posto giusto; a posto; assennato: to have a level head, avere la testa a posto; essere equilibrato; to keep a level head, tenere la testa a posto; restare calmoC avv.1 a livello; allo stesso livello; alla pari: to run level with, correre allo stesso livello di (qc.); essere alla pari di (q.) in una corsa; ( sport) to finish level, finire alla pari● (aeron., mil.) level bombing, bombardamento in quota □ (autom., ferr.) level crossing, passaggio a livello □ level crossing with [without] barrier or gate, passaggio a livello custodito [incustodito] □ (ind. min.) level drive, galleria di livello □ (aeron.) level flight, volo orizzontale □ level-headed, che ha la testa a posto; equilibrato; dotato di buonsenso □ level-headedness, l'avere la testa a posto; equilibrio; quadratura mentale □ (econ.) the level of living, il livello (o tenore) di vita □ ( anche sport) to be level on points, avere lo stesso punteggio □ ( sport) level pegging, parità di punteggio □ (fig.) level playing field, parità di condizioni; situazione imparziale □ (ass.) level premium, premio costante □ (fam.) to do one's level best, fare del proprio meglio □ to find one's level, ( di liquido) livellarsi; (fig.) raggiungere una posizione sociale adeguata □ to give sb. a level glance, guardare q. diritto negli occhi (o in faccia) □ to keep level with sb., andare di pari passo con q. □ on the level, (avv.) in piano, su terreno pianeggiante; (fig. fam.) onestamente, in buona fede; su giuste basi; (agg.) onesto, sincero; a posto: ( sport) Racing today on the level at Newmarket, oggi corse piane a Newmarket; His credentials are on the level, le sue credenziali sono a posto.(to) level /ˈlɛvl/A v. t.1 livellare ( anche fig.); spianare; uguagliare; rendere uguale: to level a road, spianare una strada2 spianare; demolire; radere al suolo; abbattere, atterrare ( una persona): The earthquake levelled the whole town, il terremoto rase al suolo l'intera città4 rivolgere, lanciare, scagliare ( un'accusa, ecc.): to level severe criticism at sb., rivolgere severe critiche a q.B v. i.1 livellarsi; farsi pianeggiante● to level away social distinctions, abolire le distinzioni sociali □ to level a blow at sb., assestare (o vibrare) un colpo a q. □ to level st. to the ground, spianare qc.; radere al suolo qc.
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