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1 decorrenza
f : con immediata decorrenza with immediate effect* * *decorrenza s.f. (comm.): con decorrenza dal 3 marzo..., as from March 3rd..., (o starting o counting from March 3rd); con decorrenza immediata, with immediate effect; il decreto avrà decorrenza dal 1o gennaio, the decree will enter into effect as from 1st January; decorrenza del pagamento, date on which the payment falls due // (banca): decorrenza degli interessi, date on which interests become applicable; effetti con decorrenza di 5 giorni, bills of five days' currency // (trib.) decorrenza di un'imposta, starting date of tax application.* * *[dekor'rɛntsa]sostantivo femminile* * *decorrenza/dekor'rεntsa/sostantivo f.con decorrenza dal primo gennaio with effect from January 1; entrare in vigore con decorrenza 5 agosto to be effective from August 5. -
2 effettuare
carry outpagamento make* * *effettuare v.tr. to effect; to carry out; to carry into effect, to bring* into effect; to execute, to implement, to make*: l'autobus effettua tutte le fermate, the bus makes all the stops; dobbiamo a questo punto effettuare dei severi controlli, we'll have to carry out some serious checks at this point; effettuare un sondaggio, to take a poll; effettuare un versamento su un conto, to make a bank deposit; effettuare un investimento, to make an investment; effettuare una vendita, un pagamento, to effect (o to make o to implement) a sale, a payment.◘ effettuarsi v.intr.pron. ( aver luogo) to take* place; to happen: domenica si effettuerà un'asta pubblica, an auction will be held on Sunday (o there will be an auction on Sunday); la gita non si è potuta effettuare per il maltempo, the trip had to be cancelled because of the bad weather.* * *[effettu'are]1. vt(gen) to make, (controllo, volontà altrui) to carry outeffettuare una fermata — (treni, bus) to stop
2. vip (effettuarsi)* * *[effettu'are] 1.verbo transitivo to make* [pagamento, cambiamento, atterraggio]; to carry out [attacco, operazione]2.effettuare un sorpasso — to pass, to overtake
verbo pronominale effettuarsi to take* place* * *effettuare/effettu'are/ [1]to make* [pagamento, cambiamento, atterraggio]; to carry out [attacco, operazione]; effettuare un sorpasso to pass, to overtake; effettuare una fermata to (make a) stopII effettuarsi verbo pronominaleto take* place. -
3 eseguire
"to execute, to carry out;Anfertigen, Durchführen;executar"* * *carry outmusic perform* * *eseguire v.tr.1 to execute, to carry out, to implement, to perform, to accomplish: eseguire un incarico, to perform (o to accomplish) a task; eseguire un lavoro, to carry out a piece of work; eseguire gli ordini di qlcu., to execute (o to act upon o to carry out) s.o.'s orders; eseguire un pagamento, to make (o to effect) a payment; eseguire un progetto, to execute (o to carry out) a plan; non ha eseguito bene i suoi compiti, he hasn't performed his tasks well; eseguire una riparazione (su qlco.), to carry out repairs (on sthg.)2 (mus., teatr.) to perform, to execute: vennero eseguite sonate di Mozart, sonatas by Mozart were performed; eseguire un balletto, to perform a ballet3 (dir.) to execute; ( adempiere) to carry out, to fulfil, to perform: eseguire la legge, to enforce the law; eseguire una sentenza, to execute a judgement; eseguire un contratto, to perform a contract4 (inform.) to execute.* * *[eze'gwire]verbo transitivo1) to perform [ compito]; to carry out, to effect [piano, disegno, riparazioni]; to make*, to carry out [controllo, ispezione]; to perform [operazione, aborto]; to do*, to perform [ autopsia]2) to carry out, to execute, to fulfil BE, to fulfill AE [ ordine]3) to perform, to give* a performance of [ brano musicale]* * *eseguire/eze'gwire/ [109]1 to perform [ compito]; to carry out, to effect [piano, disegno, riparazioni]; to make*, to carry out [controllo, ispezione]; to perform [operazione, aborto]; to do*, to perform [ autopsia]; eseguire un numero al trapezio to perform (an act) on a trapeze3 to perform, to give* a performance of [ brano musicale].
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