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1 determinate
determinate /dɪˈtɜ:mɪnət/a.1 determinato; definito2 definitivo; stabilitodeterminateness n. [u]. -
2 recognizance
[rɪ'kɒgnɪzns]nome dir. (promise) = promessa formale, fatta dinanzi a un tribunale, di osservare determinate condizioni; (sum) cauzione f.* * *recognizance /rɪˈkɒgnɪzns/n. (leg.)2 cauzione; somma di denaro versata in garanzia.* * *[rɪ'kɒgnɪzns] -
3 certain
['sɜːtn] 1.1) (sure, definite) certo, sicuro ( about, of di)to make certain — accertare, assicurare
to make certain of — assicurarsi [cooperation, support]; accertare, verificare [facts, details]
to make certain that — (ascertain) accertarsi o assicurarsi che; (ensure) sincerarsi che
2) (assured, guaranteed) [death, defeat] certo, sicuro; [ success] assicurato, garantitoto my certain knowledge — per quanto ne so, a quanto mi consta
I let him do it in the certain knowledge that he would fail — glielo lasciai fare sapendo per certo che non sarebbe riuscito
3) (specific) [amount, number] certo, dato, stabilito4) (slight) [shyness, difficulty] certo2.to a certain extent o degree in una certa (qual) misura, fino a un certo punto; a certain amount of time — un po' di tempo
certain of our members, friends — alcuni dei nostri soci, amici
* * *['sə:tn] 1. adjective1) (true or without doubt: It's certain that the world is round.) certo, indubbio2) (sure: I'm certain he'll come; He is certain to forget; Being late is a certain way of losing one's job.) sicuro3) (one or some, not definitely named: certain doctors; a certain Mrs Smith; (also pronoun) certain of his friends.) certo; qualche, qualcuno4) (slight; some: a certain hostility in his manner; a certain amount.) certo•2. interjection(of course: `May I borrow your typewriter?' `Certainly!'; `Certainly not!') certo!; no di certo!- for certain
- make certain* * *['sɜːtn] 1.1) (sure, definite) certo, sicuro ( about, of di)to make certain — accertare, assicurare
to make certain of — assicurarsi [cooperation, support]; accertare, verificare [facts, details]
to make certain that — (ascertain) accertarsi o assicurarsi che; (ensure) sincerarsi che
2) (assured, guaranteed) [death, defeat] certo, sicuro; [ success] assicurato, garantitoto my certain knowledge — per quanto ne so, a quanto mi consta
I let him do it in the certain knowledge that he would fail — glielo lasciai fare sapendo per certo che non sarebbe riuscito
3) (specific) [amount, number] certo, dato, stabilito4) (slight) [shyness, difficulty] certo2.to a certain extent o degree in una certa (qual) misura, fino a un certo punto; a certain amount of time — un po' di tempo
certain of our members, friends — alcuni dei nostri soci, amici
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4 condition
I 1. [kən'dɪʃn]1) (stipulation) condizione f.to meet o satisfy the conditions soddisfare le condizioni; I'll sell it under certain conditions lo venderò solo a determinate condizioni; on condition that — a condizione che
2) (state)to be in good, bad condition — [house, car] essere in buono, cattivo stato
to keep sth. in good condition — mantenere qcs. in buone condizioni
3) (disease) malattia f.a heart, skin condition — una malattia cardiaca, della pelle
4) (fitness) forma f.to be out of condition — essere fuori forma o in cattive condizioni fisiche
5) (situation) condizione f.2.nome plurale conditions (circumstances) condizioni f.II [kən'dɪʃn]housing, working conditions — condizioni abitative, lavorative
1) psic. condizionare* * *[kən'diʃən] 1. noun1) (state or circumstances in which a person or thing is: The house is not in good condition; He is in no condition to leave hospital; under ideal conditions; living conditions; variable conditions.)2) (something that must happen or be done before some other thing happens or is done; a term or requirement in an agreement: It was a condition of his going that he should pay his own expenses; That is one of the conditions in the agreement.)2. verb1) (to affect or control: behaviour conditioned by circumstances.) condizionare2) (to put into the required state: The footballers trained hard in order to condition themselves for the match.) mettere in buone condizioni fisiche•- conditionally
- conditioner
- on condition that* * *I 1. [kən'dɪʃn]1) (stipulation) condizione f.to meet o satisfy the conditions soddisfare le condizioni; I'll sell it under certain conditions lo venderò solo a determinate condizioni; on condition that — a condizione che
2) (state)to be in good, bad condition — [house, car] essere in buono, cattivo stato
to keep sth. in good condition — mantenere qcs. in buone condizioni
3) (disease) malattia f.a heart, skin condition — una malattia cardiaca, della pelle
4) (fitness) forma f.to be out of condition — essere fuori forma o in cattive condizioni fisiche
5) (situation) condizione f.2.nome plurale conditions (circumstances) condizioni f.II [kən'dɪʃn]housing, working conditions — condizioni abitative, lavorative
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5 expectation
[ˌekspek'teɪʃn]1) (assumption, prediction) aspettativa f., previsione f.2) (aspiration, hope) aspirazione f., attesa f.to live up to sb.'s expectations — corrispondere alle aspettative di qcn.
3) (requirement, demand) aspettativa f., richiesta f.to have certain expectations of — esigere determinate cose da [ employee]
* * *[ekspek-]1) (the state of expecting: In expectation of a wage increase, he bought a washing-machine.) attesa2) (what is expected: He failed his exam, contrary to expectation(s); Did the concert come up to your expectations?) aspettativa* * *[ˌekspek'teɪʃn]1) (assumption, prediction) aspettativa f., previsione f.2) (aspiration, hope) aspirazione f., attesa f.to live up to sb.'s expectations — corrispondere alle aspettative di qcn.
3) (requirement, demand) aspettativa f., richiesta f.to have certain expectations of — esigere determinate cose da [ employee]
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6 positive vetting
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7 restricted parking
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8 determinateness
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9 ♦ executive
♦ executive /ɪgˈzɛkjʊtɪv/A a.1 esecutivo: (polit.) the executive power, il potere esecutivo; (polit.) the executive head of a nation, il capo del potere esecutivo in una nazione; executive committee, comitato esecutivo; executive director, direttore esecutivo2 direttivo; dirigenziale; di direzione; da dirigente: executive ability, capacità direttiva; executive duties, mansioni dirigenziali; executive secretary, segretario di direzione3 di rappresentanza; di lusso: an executive car, un'automobile di rappresentanza; an executive suite, un appartamento di rappresentanzaB n.1 (polit., leg.) (potere) esecutivo2 dirigente d'azienda; dirigente; executive; capo ( d'un servizio, ecc.): top executive, alto dirigente● (polit., USA) executive agreement, accordo internazionale esecutivo ( non necessita ratificazione del Senato) □ executive briefcase, cartella portadocumenti □ executive council, (org. az.) consiglio direttivo; (polit.) comitato esecutivo □ (fin.) executive game, simulazione manageriale (o di gestione) □ executive jet, jet privato ( di un uomo d'affari, ecc.) □ (in USA) Executive Mansion, residenza ufficiale del governatore d'uno dei 50 Stati □ (in USA, antiq.) the US Executive Mansion, la residenza del Presidente; la Casa Bianca □ executive officer, (org. az.) dirigente superiore, funzionario; (mil.) comandante in seconda □ (leg., USA) executive order, provvedimento legislativo del Presidente □ (cinem.) executive producer, produttore esecutivo □ (polit., in USA) executive privilege, privilegio del presidente di non rivelare determinate informazioni □ (polit., in USA) executive session, seduta a porte chiude ( del Senato).
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determinate — index absolute (conclusive), actual, axiomatic, certain (fixed), certain (specific), concrete … Law dictionary
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determinate — de|ter|mi|nate [dıˈtə:mınıt US ə:r ] adj formal definite or with an exact limit ≠ ↑indeterminate ▪ a determinate prison sentence of five years … Dictionary of contemporary English
determinate — adjective formal strictly controlled or limited: A firm will act in a determinate way to maximize its profits … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
