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1 radiation
[ˌreɪdɪ'eɪʃn] 1.nome U1) med. nucl. radiazioni f.pl.2) fis. irradiazione f.2.modificatore [level, leak] di radiazioni; [ effects] delle radiazioni* * *noun (rays of light, heat etc or of any radioactive substance.) radiazione* * *radiation /reɪdɪˈeɪʃn/n.1 [u] (scient.) radiazione; irradiazione; irraggiamento; irradiamento: the radiation of heat, l'irradiamento del calore● (fis. nucl.) radiation protection, radioprotezione □ (med.) radiation sickness, male (o malattia) da radiazioni □ (med.) radiation therapy, radioterapia.* * *[ˌreɪdɪ'eɪʃn] 1.nome U1) med. nucl. radiazioni f.pl.2) fis. irradiazione f.2.modificatore [level, leak] di radiazioni; [ effects] delle radiazioni -
2 radiation ra·dia·tion n
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3 radiation sickness
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4 radiation treatment
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5 radiation exposure
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6 radiation therapy
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7 opacity to ultraviolet radiation
UV transmission rate, transparency to ultraviolet light, opacity to ultraviolet radiationTransparenza f ai raggi UV, impermeabilità f ai raggi UVDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > opacity to ultraviolet radiation
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8 background radiation
nome radiazione f. cosmica di fondo* * *nradiazione f di fondo* * *nome radiazione f. cosmica di fondo -
9 alpha
['ælfə] 1.1) (letter) alfa m. e f.2) GB univ. = voto massimo2.modificatore [particle, radiation] alfa* * *alpha /ˈælfə/n. [cu]2 (fis., astron.) alfa● the alpha and omega, l'alfa e l'omega; il principio e la fine □ (farm.) alpha blocker, alfabloccante □ (fis. nucl.) alpha decay, decadimento alfa □ ( etologia) alpha male, maschio alfa □ (fis. nucl.) alpha particle, particella alfa □ (fis. nucl.) alpha rays, raggi alfa □ (psic., comput.) alpha test, test alfa.* * *['ælfə] 1.1) (letter) alfa m. e f.2) GB univ. = voto massimo2.modificatore [particle, radiation] alfa -
10 radiology
[ˌreɪdɪ'ɒlədʒɪ] 1.nome radiologia f.2.modificatore [ department] di radiologia* * *[reidi'olə‹i]1) (the branch of medicine involving the use of radioactive substances and radiation in the diagnosis (and treatment) of diseases.) radiologia2) (the scientific study of (the use of) radioactive substances and radiation.) radiologia•* * *radiology /reɪdɪˈɒlədʒɪ/ (med.)n. [u]radiologicala.● (mil.) radiological defence, difesa radiologica □ (mil.) radiological warfare, guerra radiologicaradiologicallyavv.radiologistn.radiologo.* * *[ˌreɪdɪ'ɒlədʒɪ] 1.nome radiologia f.2.modificatore [ department] di radiologia -
11 give off
give off [sth.] emettere [signal, radiation, light, fumes]; emanare [scent, heat]; liberare [ oxygen]* * *(to produce: That fire is giving off a lot of smoke.) emettere* * *vt + adv(smell, smoke, heat) emettere, sprigionare* * *give off [sth.] emettere [signal, radiation, light, fumes]; emanare [scent, heat]; liberare [ oxygen] -
12 emanate
['eməneɪt] 1. 2.verbo intransitivo [light, heat] emanare; [order, tradition] provenire* * *['eməneit](to flow out; to come out (from some source).) emanare* * *['eməneɪt] 1. 2.verbo intransitivo [light, heat] emanare; [order, tradition] provenire -
13 exposure
[ɪk'spəʊʒə(r)]1) (of secret, crime) rivelazione f.to threaten sb. with exposure — minacciare qcn. di denuncia
2) (to light, sun, radiation) esposizione f. (to a); fig. (to art, ideas, politics) contatto m. (to con)3) (to cold, weather)4) (in media) copertura f. (dei media)5) (orientation) esposizione f.7) fot. esposizione f.; (aperture and shutter speed) tempo m. di esposizione, di posa; (picture) posa f.* * *[-ʒə]1) ((an) act of exposing or state of being exposed: Prolonged exposure of the skin to hot sun can be harmful.) esposizione2) (one frame of a photographic film etc: I have two exposures left.) posa* * *[ɪk'spəʊʒə(r)]1) (of secret, crime) rivelazione f.to threaten sb. with exposure — minacciare qcn. di denuncia
2) (to light, sun, radiation) esposizione f. (to a); fig. (to art, ideas, politics) contatto m. (to con)3) (to cold, weather)4) (in media) copertura f. (dei media)5) (orientation) esposizione f.7) fot. esposizione f.; (aperture and shutter speed) tempo m. di esposizione, di posa; (picture) posa f. -
14 low-level
[ˌləʊ'levl]1) aer. [flight, bombing] a bassa quota2) (informal) [meeting, talks] informale3) inform. [ language] a basso livello4) nucl. [ radiation] debole* * *[ˌləʊ'levl]1) aer. [flight, bombing] a bassa quota2) (informal) [meeting, talks] informale3) inform. [ language] a basso livello4) nucl. [ radiation] debole -
15 dose
I [dəʊs]nome med. dose f. (anche fig.)to catch a dose — colloq. prendere la gonorrea
••II [dəʊs]to dose sb. with medicine — somministrare una medicina a qcn
* * *[dəus] 1. noun1) (the quantity of medicine etc to be taken at one time: It's time you had a dose of your medicine.) dose2) (an unpleasant thing (especially an illness) which one is forced to suffer: a nasty dose of flu.) attacco2. verb(to give medicine to: She dosed him with aspirin.) somministrare una medicina- dosage* * *[dəʊs]1. n(of medicine) dose f, (Brit: of fever etc) attaccoin small doses fig — a piccole dosi
2. vt* * *dose /dəʊs/n.1 ( anche fig.) dose: a small dose of st., una piccola dose di qc.; a lethal (o fatal) dose, una dose letale; to increase [to reduce] the dose, aumentare [ridurre] le dosi; a good dose of flattery, una buona dose d'adulazione2 quantità: a huge dose of radiation, una forte quantità di radiazioni; a bad dose of flu, una brutta influenza● (fam. ingl.) like a dose of salts, in un batter d'occhio; in quattro e quattr'otto □ (fig.) in small doses, a piccole dosi: I can only take her in small doses, la sopporto solo a piccole dosi.(to) dose /dəʊs/v. t.● to dose oneself with st., prendere delle dosi di qc.: She dosed herself with painkillers, ha preso delle dosi di analgesico □ (fam.) to dose up, imbottire ( di medicine).* * *I [dəʊs]nome med. dose f. (anche fig.)to catch a dose — colloq. prendere la gonorrea
••II [dəʊs]to dose sb. with medicine — somministrare una medicina a qcn
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16 ♦ (to) expose
♦ (to) expose /ɪkˈspəʊz/v. t.1 esporre; mostrare; rivelare; scoprire; mettere a nudo: to expose one's skin to the sun, esporre la pelle al sole; to expose one's chest, scoprire il petto: The man laughed, exposing bad teeth, l'uomo rise, rivelando una dentatura guasta2 mettere in evidenza; rivelare; portare alla luce: The debate exposed the government's weakness, il dibattito ha messo in evidenza la debolezza del governo3 esporre ( a rischio, influenza, ecc.): to expose to infections, esporre a infezioni; to be exposed to radiation, essere esposti a radiazioni4 denunciare; rendere pubblico; smascherare: to expose a scandal, denunciare uno scandalo; to expose a traitor, smascherare un traditore; She was exposed as a spy, hanno rivelato che era una spia5 (fotogr.) esporre, impressionare● to expose oneself, esporsi ( a un pericolo, al ridicolo, ecc.); (leg.) scoprire i genitali; fare dell'esibizionismo. -
17 ♦ exposure
♦ exposure /ɪkˈspəʊʒə(r)/n.1 [uc] esposizione: exposure to the rain [to sunlight], esposizione alla pioggia [al sole]; several exposures to radiation, diverse esposizioni a radiazioni; exposure to dangerous influences, esposizione a influenze pericolose3 rivelazione; denuncia; smascheramento: the exposure of a case of corruption, la rivelazione di un caso di corruzione; the exposure of a spy, lo smascheramento di una spia; to live in fear of public exposure, vivere nel timore d'essere smascherato (o scoperto)4 [uc] (fotogr.) esposizione; posa: exposure meter, esposimetro; exposure time, tempo d'esposizione (o di posa); double exposure, doppia esposizione; sovrimpressione5 ( di una stanza, ecc.) esposizione: a bedroom with an eastern exposure, una camera da letto con esposizione a oriente6 pubblicità ( soprattutto sui media); propaganda: to give st. a lot of exposure, pubblicizzare abbondantemente qc.8 (leg.) – indecent exposure, esibizionismo (sessuale); atti (pl.) osceni; ( anche) oltraggio al pudore ( comparendo nudi in pubblico)● (leg.) exposure draft, bozza divulgativa; bozza di discussione ( di un documento ufficiale). -
18 ♦ global
♦ global /ˈgləʊbl/a.2 del globo terrestre; della terra: (ecol.) global warming, il riscaldamento del pianeta (o riscaldamento globale)4 globale; complessivo: the global output of a factory, la produzione complessiva di una fabbrica; a global allocation of £1,000,000, uno stanziamento globale di un milione di sterline● (fin.) global investment, l'investimento globale □ global positioning system (abbr. GPS), sistema di posizionamento globale □ (comput.) global portal, portale globale □ (comput., Internet) global search, ricerca globale □ the global village, il villaggio globaleglobalityn. [u]globalità. -
19 ionizing
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20 radiate
['reɪdɪeɪt] 1.1) emanare, essere raggiante di [health, happiness]; diffondere, emanare [ confidence]2) fis. irradiare [ heat]2.1)to radiate from — [confidence, happiness] emanare da; [ roads] irraggiarsi o partire a raggiera da
* * *['reidieit]1) (to send out rays of (light, heat etc): A fire radiates heat.) irradiare, diffondere2) (to go out or be sent out in rays, or in many directions from a central point: Heat radiates from a fire; All the roads radiate from the centre of the town.) irradiare•- radiator* * *radiate /ˈreɪdɪət/a.1 a raggi; provvisto di raggi; radiale2 (bot.) radiato.(to) radiate /ˈreɪdɪeɪt/v. t. e i.1 (fig.) emanare; sprigionare; sprigionarsi: to radiate happiness, sprigionare felicità; Confidence was radiating from her, emanava fiducia in sé stessa3 propagarsi: Pain radiates from the knee down the leg, il dolore si propaga dal ginocchio lungo la gamba; Five roads radiate from the town, cinque strade si diramano dalla città.* * *['reɪdɪeɪt] 1.1) emanare, essere raggiante di [health, happiness]; diffondere, emanare [ confidence]2) fis. irradiare [ heat]2.1)to radiate from — [confidence, happiness] emanare da; [ roads] irraggiarsi o partire a raggiera da
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