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1 discrepanza
f discrepancy* * *discrepanza s.f. discrepancy, difference; ( disaccordo) disagreement, variance: fra i due resoconti c'è una notevole discrepanza, there is considerable discrepancy between the two accounts; la tua versione è piena di discrepanze, your report is full of inconsistencies.* * *[diskre'pantsa]sostantivo femminile discrepancy, mismatch* * *discrepanza/diskre'pantsa/sostantivo f.discrepancy, mismatch. -
2 contraddizione
f contradiction* * *contraddizione s.f. contradiction; discrepancy: cadere in contraddizione, to contradict oneself; contraddizione in termini, contradiction in terms; contraddizione tra due resoconti, discrepancy (o contradiction) between two accounts; le contraddizioni della vita, the contradictions of life // spirito di contraddizione, spirit of contradiction // (fil.) principio di contraddizione, principle of contradiction.* * *[kontraddit'tsjone]sostantivo femminile contradiction* * *contraddizione/kontraddit'tsjone/sostantivo f.contradiction; essere in contraddizione con to be in contradiction with; cadere in contraddizione to contradict oneself. -
3 sfasamento
sfasamento s.m.1 (mecc., elettr.) phase displacement, phase difference; (fis.) phase shift: (elettr.) angolo di sfasamento, phase angle2 (amm.) lag, mismatching: sfasamento temporale, time lag; sfasamento delle scadenze, maturity mismatch3 (fig. fam.) ( stordimento) bewilderment, confusion: dopo tutto quello che è successo è normale un periodo di sfasamento, after all that has happened, a period of confusion is normal.* * *[sfaza'mento]sostantivo maschile1) el. phase displacement; fis. phase shift2) (discordanza) discrepancy3) colloq. (scombussolamento) bewilderment* * *sfasamento/sfaza'mento/sostantivo m.1 el. phase displacement; fis. phase shift2 (discordanza) discrepancy3 colloq. (scombussolamento) bewilderment. -
4 discordia
f discord( differenza di opinioni) disagreement( litigio) argument* * *discordia s.f.1 discord, dissension, strife, conflict: essere in discordia con qlcu., to be in conflict with s.o.; mettere la discordia fra due persone, to set two people against one another; portare la discordia in una famiglia, to create strife in a family; seminare la discordia fra i propri concittadini, to sow seeds of discord among one's fellow citizens // pomo della discordia, bone of contention2 ( disaccordo) disagreement, difference of opinion3 ( discordanza) discordance, discrepancy: discordia fra la teoria e i fatti, discordance between theory and facts.* * *[dis'kɔrdja]sostantivo femminile1) (mancanza di armonia) discord, dissension2) (divario) disagreement••* * *discordia/dis'kɔrdja/sostantivo f.1 (mancanza di armonia) discord, dissension2 (divario) disagreementseminare discordia to sow dissension. -
5 discrepanza sf
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6 discrepanza
sf [diskre'pantsa]
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Discrepancy — may refer to: Mathematics Discrepancy of a sequence Discrepancy theory in structural modelling Discrepancy of hypergraphs, an area of discrepancy theory Statistics Discrepancy function in the context of structural equation models Other Desire… … Wikipedia
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discrepancy — n. 1) a glaring, striking, wide discrepancy 2) a discrepancy between; in * * * [dɪs krep(ə)nsɪ] in striking wide discrepancy a glaring a discrepancy between … Combinatory dictionary
discrepancy — di|screp|an|cy [dıˈskrepənsi] n plural discrepancies [U and C] [Date: 1400 1500; : Latin; Origin: discrepare to make unpleasant sounds that do not go together ] a difference between two amounts, details, reports etc that should be the same… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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