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121 valuta
valuta s.f. ( Econ) 1. ( denaro) monnaie: valuta cartacea papier-monnaie, monnaie de papier. 2. ( moneta straniera) devise. 3. ( giorno da cui decorrono gli interessi) date de valeur: con valuta primo gennaio avec date de valeur au premier janvier, valeur premier janvier. -
122 controdatare
controdatare v.tr. (comm.) to counter-date, to add a new date (of arrival or registration of a document). -
123 data agg.
"upd. date;Akt. Datum;date maj;fecha act.;data atualiz." -
124 data aggiornamento del complessivo
"work order update date;Gesamtzeichnung Aktualisierungen Datum;date mise a jour de ensemble;fecha actualizaciones de total;data atualizacao de global"Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > data aggiornamento del complessivo
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125 appuntamento
sm [appunta'mento](d'affari, dal medico) appointment, (amoroso) dateci siamo dati appuntamento alle otto davanti al cinema — we arranged to meet at eight in front of the cinema
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126 circolazione a targhe alterne
Cultural note: circolazione a targhe alterne Circolazione a targhe alterne was introduced by some town councils to combat the increase in traffic and pollution in town centres. It stipulates that on days with an even date, only cars whose number plate ends in an even number or a zero may be on the road; on days with an odd date, only cars with odd registration numbers may be used. Public holidays are generally, but not always, exempt.Nuovo dizionario Italiano-Inglese > circolazione a targhe alterne
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127 circostanza
sf [tʃirkos'tantsa](occasione) occasion, (situazione)circostanze sfpl — circumstances
date le circostanze — in view of o under the circumstances
date le circostanze, è stato un buon risultato — In the circumstances, it was a good result
circostanze aggravanti/attenuanti Dir — aggravating/mitigating circumstances
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128 decidere
1. [de'tʃidere]vb irreg vt1)decidere qc — to decide on sthdecidere una data/un'ora — to agree on a date/time, fix a date/time
decidere di fare qc/di non fare qc — to decide to do sth/against doing sth
2) (risolvere: disputa) to settle, resolve2. viè venuto il momento di decidere — it's time to decide o make a decision
fu quel fatto a decidere del mio futuro — that was what decided o determined my future
3. vip (decidersi)(persona) to come to o make a decision
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date — See: DOUBLE DATE, TO DATE … Dictionary of American idioms
