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♦ current (1) /ˈkʌrənt/a.1 corrente; in corso; attuale; del giorno: current beliefs, opinioni correnti; current money, moneta corrente; the current month, il mese corrente (o in corso); the current fashion, la moda attuale; my current job, il mio lavoro attuale; in current use, di uso corrente● current account, ( banca) conto corrente; (fin., comm. est.) conto corrente ( della bilancia dei pagamenti) □ ( banca) current account holder, correntista □ ( banca) current account statement, estratto di conto corrente □ current affairs, affari correnti; ( radio, TV) attualità: current affairs programme, programma d'attualità □ (fin., rag.) current assets, ( di impresa) attivo circolante; ( di individuo) attività liquide □ (fin.) current balance, saldo del conto corrente □ (rag.) current-cost accounting, contabilità a costi correnti □ current events, eventi attuali; fatti del giorno; attualità (pl.) □ (fin.) current expenditure, spese correnti (o di esercizio) □ ( banca) current interest, interessi in corso (o applicati) □ (fin., rag.) current liabilities, passività correnti (o a breve) □ (fin., econ.) current market value, valore di mercato corrente □ (market.) current price, prezzo corrente: current price list, listino dei prezzi correnti □ (fin.) the current rate of exchange, il tasso di cambio del giorno □ current ratio, rapporto di liquidità corrente □ (econ.) current standard cost, costo standard corrente □ (fin.) current transactions, operazioni correnti □ to be current, ( di una moneta) avere corso; essere valida: current coins, monete metalliche in corso □ This banknote is no longer current, questa banconota è fuori corso.current (2) /ˈkʌrənt/n.1 corrente: the current of the river, la corrente del fiume; a current of cold air, una corrente d'aria fredda4 (fig.) corso: in the current of events, nel corso degli eventi; That event modified the whole current of his life, quell'avvenimento ha modificato l'intero corso della sua vita● (elettr.) current amplifier, amplificatore di corrente □ (elettr.) current breaker, interruttore □ (fis.) current density, densità di corrente □ (elettron.) current feed, alimentazione in corrente □ (elettron.) current feedback, retroazione di corrente □ current meter, (elettr.) misuratore di corrente; (idraul.) correntometro □ (elettr.) current noise, rumore elettrico □ (elettr.) current regulator, stabilizzatore di corrente NOTA D'USO: - currant o current?-. -
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I ['kʌrənt]1) (present) [leader, situation, value] attuale; [developments, crisis, research] in corso; [ year] corrente, in corso; [ estimate] corrente2) (in common use) [ term] correnteII ['kʌrənt]in current use — di uso comune o corrente
nome (of electricity, water, air) corrente f. (anche fig.)* * *1. adjective(of or belonging to the present: current affairs; the current month; the current temperature.) corrente2. noun1) ((the direction of) a stream of water or air: the current of a river.) corrente2) ((a) flow of electricity: an electrical current.) corrente•- current account* * *I ['kʌrənt]1) (present) [leader, situation, value] attuale; [developments, crisis, research] in corso; [ year] corrente, in corso; [ estimate] corrente2) (in common use) [ term] correnteII ['kʌrənt]in current use — di uso comune o corrente
nome (of electricity, water, air) corrente f. (anche fig.) -
3 come in
3) (come inland) [ tide] salirewe've got Ј 2,000 a month coming in — abbiamo 2.000 sterline di entrate mensili
5) (become current) [ invention] arrivare, entrare in uso; [ trend] arrivare, diventare di moda6) rad.come in, Delta Bravo! — rispondi, Delta Bravo!
to come in useful o handy — essere utile, servire
8) (receive)to come in for criticism — andare incontro a o essere oggetto di critiche
* * *vi + adv(person) entrare, (train) arrivare, (tide) salire, (in race) arrivare, (in election) salire al potere* * *3) (come inland) [ tide] salirewe've got Ј 2,000 a month coming in — abbiamo 2.000 sterline di entrate mensili
5) (become current) [ invention] arrivare, entrare in uso; [ trend] arrivare, diventare di moda6) rad.come in, Delta Bravo! — rispondi, Delta Bravo!
to come in useful o handy — essere utile, servire
8) (receive)to come in for criticism — andare incontro a o essere oggetto di critiche
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