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1 temperatura di condensazione critica
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f temperaturetemperatura ambiente room temperature* * *temperatura s.f.1 (fis., chim.) temperature: a temperatura ambiente, at room temperature; temperatura assoluta, absolute temperature; temperatura critica, critical temperature; temperatura del punto di rugiada, dew-point temperature; temperatura di accensione, fire point; temperatura di autoaccensione, ignition temperature; temperatura di condensazione, condensation temperature; temperatura di congelamento, freezing temperature; temperatura di dissociazione, dissociation temperature; temperatura di ebollizione, boiling temperature; temperatura di miscibilità, mixibility temperature; temperatura di riferimento, reference temperature; temperatura effettiva, effective temperature; temperatura equivalente, equivalent temperature; temperatura minima, ( tra i cicli di saldatura) interpass temperature // abbassamento di temperatura, fall in temperature; a temperatura e pressione normali, standard temperature and pressure; alta, bassa temperatura, high, low temperature; elevare la temperatura, to increase the temperature2 ( alterazione febbrile) temperature, fever: avere un po' di temperatura, to have (o to run) a temperature; prendere, misurare la temperatura a qlcu., to take s.o.'s temperature.* * *[tempera'tura]sostantivo femminile med. fis. temperaturela temperatura è in aumento, diminuzione — the temperature is rising, falling
misurare o prendere la temperatura a qcn. — to take sb.'s temperature
* * *temperatura/tempera'tura/ ⇒ 36sostantivo f.med. fis. temperature; la temperatura è in aumento, diminuzione the temperature is rising, falling; sbalzo di temperatura sudden temperature change; cuocere a temperatura media to cook at moderate heat; misurare o prendere la temperatura a qcn. to take sb.'s temperature\temperatura ambiente room temperature; temperatura di congelamento freezing temperature; temperatura di ebollizione boiling point.
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