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1 equipaggio
m (pl -ggi) crew* * *equipaggio s.m.1 (mar., aer.) crew: alloggi dell'equipaggio, berths for the crew; membro dell'equipaggio, crew member; (mar.) tutto l'equipaggio sul ponte!, all hands on deck!2 (sport) crew5 ( partecipanti a una battuta di caccia) hunting party; ( occorrente a una battuta di caccia) equipment* * ** * *equipaggiopl. -gi /ekwi'paddʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.mar. aer. sport crew. -
2 locale
1. adj local2. m roomluogo pubblico placerailway local train* * *locale1 agg. local: dialetto locale, local dialect; artigianato locale, local handicraft; cucina locale, local cuisine; colore locale, local colour; ora locale, local time; ente locale, local administration; autorità locali, local authorities; imposte locali, rates (o local taxes); stampa locale, local press // (med.) anestesia locale, local anaesthetic // (dir.) corti locali, local courts // (mat.) sistema di coordinate locali, local coordinate system // (inform.) rete locale di computer, local area network (LAN)◆ s.m.1 (spec. pl.) (indigeno) locals (pl.)2 (treno) local (train).locale2 s.m. room; premises (pl.): la mia casa ha quattro locali, my house has four rooms; questa scuola non ha locali a sufficienza, this school has not enough classrooms; locale sfitto, vacant premises; cambiamento di locali, change of premises; cambiamento nella disposizione dei locali, alterations to premises; locale adibito a negozio, shop premises; locali adibiti a uffici, office (o business) premises; locale per magazzinaggio, storeroom; locali della banca, bank premises // locale notturno, nightspot (o nightclub); è un bel locale dove si mangia bene, it's a nice restaurant where you can have a good meal; è un locale alla moda dove si può sentire della buona musica, it's a fashionable place (o spot) where you can listen to good music // locale caldaie, boiler room, (mar.) stokehold; locale dell'equipaggio, mess-deck (o crew's quarters); locale macchine, engine room.* * *[lo'kale]1. agglocal, (treno) stopping Brit, local Am2. sm(stanza) room, (luogo pubblico) place, premises pl* * *I 1. [lo'kale]aggettivo [industria, autorità, radio, specialità, ora] local2.sostantivo maschile ferr. (treno) stopping train, localII [lo'kale]sostantivo maschile1) (sede) place; (stanza) room; (per uso specifico) premises pl.2) (luogo di ritrovo) club, haunt colloq., joint colloq.; (ristorante) restaurant•locale caldaia — (isolato dall'edificio) boiler house; (nell'edificio) boiler room; mar. stokehold
* * *locale1/lo'kale/[industria, autorità, radio, specialità, ora] localferr. (treno) stopping train, local.————————locale2/lo'kale/sostantivo m.1 (sede) place; (stanza) room; (per uso specifico) premises pl.; i -i della fabbrica the factory premiseslocale caldaia (isolato dall'edificio) boiler house; (nell'edificio) boiler room; mar. stokehold; locale notturno nightclub; locale pubblico public place.
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