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1 ♦ situation
♦ situation /sɪtʃʊˈeɪʃn/n.1 situazione; condizione; stato delle cose; complesso di circostanze: The political situation is difficult, la situazione politica è difficile; in a crisis situation, in una condizione di crisi; to handle the situation, gestire (o padroneggiare) la situazione; to retrieve the situation, salvare la situazione; to worsen the situation, aggravare la situazione; to rectify a situation, rettificare una situazione; a hopeless situation, una situazione disperata; a tricky situation, una situazione pericolosa2 (econ.) situazione; congiuntura: situation analysis, analisi della situazione; the current economic situation, l'attuale congiuntura economica3 (econ., fin.) posizione: situation rent, rendita di posizione ( di un immobile); debt situation, posizione debitoria4 (econ.) posto; lavoro; occupazione; impiego: Dozens of people have applied for this situation, decine di persone hanno fatto domanda per questo posto; He found a situation as an accountant, ha trovato lavoro come contabile; (pubbl.) «Situations vacant», «offerte di lavoro»; «cercasi»; «Situations wanted», «domande di lavoro»; «offresi»5 (form.) situazione; ubicazione: The house is in a magnificent situation, la casa ha un'ubicazione splendida (o è in un sito splendido)6 (fam.) problema; guaio; brutta situazione: You've got quite a situation there!, per te è un bel problema!; What a situation!, che guaio!● ( radio, TV) situation comedy, sceneggiato con personaggi che devono affrontare problemi della vita quotidiana; situation comedy □ situation room, (mil., USA) sala operativa ( nel sottosuolo della Casa Bianca); (fig.) stanza dei bottoni. -
2 redemption
[rɪ'dempʃn]1) econ. (of loan, debt) rimborso m.; (of mortgage) estinzione f.2) relig. redenzione f.beyond o past redemption — [ situation] irrimediabile; [machine, person] scherz. irrecuperabile
* * *[rə'dempʃən]noun the redemption of man by Christ.) redenzione* * *redemption /rɪˈdɛmpʃn/n. [u]2 recupero, disimpegno (di qc. dato in pegno)3 (fin., leg.) liberazione, affrancamento ( da un impegno); ammortamento, estinzione ( di un'ipoteca)4 ( Borsa, fin.) rimborso ( d'obbligazioni, di titoli); riscatto ( di quote di fondi comuni): redemption price, valore di rimborso; redemption fee, commissione di riscatto● (comm.) redemption coupon, buono omaggio (o sconto) □ ( Borsa, fin.) redemption date, data di rimborso □ (fin.) redemption fund, fondo d'ammortamento ( finanziario) □ the redemption of a loan, il rimborso di un mutuo; la restituzione di un prestito □ ( Borsa, fin.) redemption value, valore di rimborso □ ( Borsa, fin.) redemption yield, rendimento alla scadenza □ to be past (o beyond) redemption, essere irredimibile (o incorreggibile).* * *[rɪ'dempʃn]1) econ. (of loan, debt) rimborso m.; (of mortgage) estinzione f.2) relig. redenzione f.beyond o past redemption — [ situation] irrimediabile; [machine, person] scherz. irrecuperabile
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3 (to) extricate
(to) extricate /ˈɛkstrɪkeɪt/v. t.1 districare; liberare; sbrogliare: to extricate one's paws from a snare, districare le zampe da una trappola; to extricate oneself from a dangerous situation, districarsi da una situazione pericolosa; to extricate oneself from debt, liberarsi dai debitiextricablea.districabile; liberabileextricationn. [u] -
4 (to) extricate
(to) extricate /ˈɛkstrɪkeɪt/v. t.1 districare; liberare; sbrogliare: to extricate one's paws from a snare, districare le zampe da una trappola; to extricate oneself from a dangerous situation, districarsi da una situazione pericolosa; to extricate oneself from debt, liberarsi dai debitiextricablea.districabile; liberabileextricationn. [u] -
5 unmanageable
[ʌn'mænɪdʒəbl]aggettivo [ child] incontrollabile, indisciplinato; [ animal] indomabile; [ hair] ribelle; [ prison] difficile da amministrare; [ system] difficile da gestire; [size, number] fuori dalla norma* * *unmanageable /ʌnˈmænɪdʒəbl/a.ingestibile; incontrollabile: an unmanageable child [situation], un bambino [una situazione] ingestibile; Her life was becoming unmanageable, la sua vita stava diventando ingestibile; unmanageable debt, debito incontrollato.* * *[ʌn'mænɪdʒəbl]
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