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1 specificato
specificato agg. specified, detailed, itemized: (comm.) fornire una nota specificata delle spese, to supply a specified (o detailed) note of expenses.* * *[spetʃifi'kato] 1.participio passato specificare2.aggettivo [data, giorno] specifiedla somma -a — the stated amount, the amount stated
* * *specificato/spet∫ifi'kato/II aggettivo[data, giorno] specified; la somma -a the stated amount, the amount stated. -
2 quantitativo
"quantitative;Quantitativ;Mengenmässig;quantitativo"* * *m quantity, amount* * *quantitativo agg.1 quantitative, quantity (attr.): dati quantitativi, quantitative data // (chim.) analisi quantitativa, quantitative analysis // (econ.): teoria quantitativa della moneta, quantity theory of money; controllo monetario quantitativo, quantitative monetary control // (stat.) intervista quantitativa, quantitative interview◆ s.m. quantity, amount: quantitativo disponibile, available amount (o amount available); quantitativo occorrente, amount wanted (o needed); ne abbiamo ancora un piccolo quantitativo in magazzino, we still have a small quantity in stock (o on hand); comperare, vendere in quantitativi, to buy, to sell in large quantities (o in quantity o in bulk); la polizia ha sequestrato un enorme quantitativo di eroina, the police have seized a huge quantity of heroin.* * *[kwantita'tivo] quantitativo (-a)1. agg2. sm(Comm : di merce) amount, quantity* * *[kwantita'tivo] 1.aggettivo quantitative2.sostantivo maschile quantity* * *quantitativo/kwantita'tivo/quantitativequantity. -
3 destinare
destine( assegnare) assigncon il pensiero mean, intenddata fix, set( indirizzare) address (a to)* * *destinare v.tr.1 to destine: è destinato a diventare celebre, he is destined to become famous; è destinato a rimanere celibe, he is destined to remain a bachelor; erano destinati a incontrarsi di nuovo, they were destined to meet again; il loro piano è destinato a fallire, their plan is bound (o doomed) to fail2 ( assegnare) to assign, to allot, to set* aside, to set* part; ( stanziare) to appropriate, to assign; ( ripartire spese, risorse) to allocate, to allot: la somma è stata destinata in beneficenza, the amount has been assigned to (o set aside for) charity; il ricavato è stato destinato alla ricerca contro il cancro, the takings have been earmarked (o set aside) for cancer research; il comune ha destinato una grossa somma alla costruzione di una nuova linea della metropolitana, the town council has appropriated a large sum of money to build a new underground line3 ( stabilire) to fix; to appoint: è possibile destinare fin d'ora una sede per l'incontro?, is it possible to fix a venue for the meeting now? // la riunione è rinviata a data da destinarsi, the meeting has been postponed to a time to be arranged // ha destinato suo figlio alla professione medica, he wants his son to enter the medical profession4 ( nominare) to appoint, to nominate: lo destinarono a un altro incarico, they appointed him to another office; il signor Rossi è stato destinato a dirigere la nostra filiale di Milano, Mr Rossi has been appointed manager of our Milan branch5 ( riservare, dedicare) to devote; ( intendere) to intend: cerca di destinare almeno mezz'ora al giorno a degli esercizi di ginnastica, try and devote at least half an hour everyday to keep-fit exercises; il regalo più bello l'avevo destinato a mia madre, I intended the best gift for my mother6 ( indirizzare) to address.* * *[desti'nare]verbo transitivodestinare qcs. a qcn. — to design sth. for sb.
2) (riservare) to set* aside [ somma]3) (rivolgere, indirizzare)la bomba era destinata a qualcun altro — the bomb was meant o intended for somebody else
essere destinato a qcs., a fare — to be destined for sth., to do
5) (assegnare) to assign; mil. to post6) (stabilire) to appoint, to fix [ data]rinviare qcs. a data da -rsi — to postpone sth. to a date to be arranged
* * *destinare/desti'nare/ [1]1 (concepire per) destinare qcs. a qcn. to design sth. for sb.; provvedimenti destinati a fare measures aimed at doing2 (riservare) to set* aside [ somma]; destinalo all'acquisto di alcuni abiti nuovi put it towards some new clothes3 (rivolgere, indirizzare) la lettera non era destinata a loro the letter wasn't (meant) for them; la bomba era destinata a qualcun altro the bomb was meant o intended for somebody else4 (predestinare) essere destinato a qcs., a fare to be destined for sth., to do5 (assegnare) to assign; mil. to post6 (stabilire) to appoint, to fix [ data]; rinviare qcs. a data da -rsi to postpone sth. to a date to be arranged. -
4 approssimativo
1 approximate; rough: ammontare approssimativo, approximate amount; calcolo approssimativo, rough estimate; non è che una cifra approssimativa, it is only a rough figure* * *[approssima'tivo]1) (impreciso) [data, idea] approximate; [stima, costo] rough; [ traduzione] loose2) (superficiale) [ conoscenza] approximate, superficial* * *approssimativo/approssima'tivo/1 (impreciso) [data, idea] approximate; [stima, costo] rough; [ traduzione] loose2 (superficiale) [ conoscenza] approximate, superficial. -
5 dedotto
dedotto agg.1 ( desunto) deduced, inferred, derived: conclusione dedotta da una data premessa, conclusion inferred from a given premise2 ( defalcato) deducted, subtracted: somma dedotta dal totale, amount of money deducted from the total; dedotte le spese, quit of charges (o expenses), after expenses have been deducted // (trib.) le tasse saranno automaticamente dedotte dallo stipendio, tax will be deducted automatically from the salary.
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