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41 azione ossidante
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42 effetto mesomerico
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43 effetto sale
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44 G.E.M.
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45 fuoco a impatto
сущ.общ. огонь на поражение (fuoco, di armi, basato su calcoli precisi; cfr. ingl.: fire for effect; effective fire; shoot to kill) -
46 agire su qcs., qcn.
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47 annuncio
m (pl -ci) announcementin giornale advertisementannuncio pubblicitario ad(vert), advertisement* * *annuncio s.m.1 communication; announcement, notice, news: chi ha dato l'annuncio?, who made the announcement? // (comm.): annuncio di vendita, announcement of sale, offer for sale; effetto di annuncio, announcement effect // (Borsa) annuncio di una prossima emissione ( di titoli o azioni), tombstone announcement2 ( pubblicitario, economico) advertisement, notice; ad: annuncio economico, classified ad (o advertisement); annuncio pubblicitario, advertisement; ( televisivo) TV spot3 (letter.) presage4 (inform.) posting.* * *dare l'annuncio di qcs. — to announce sth
annuncio pubblicitario — (sul giornale) advertisement, advert BE colloq.; (alla radio, televisione) commercial
* * *annunciopl. -ci /an'nunt∫o, t∫i/sostantivo m.announcement; dare l'annuncio di qcs. to announce sth.\annuncio economico classified ad; annuncio matrimoniale lonely hearts advertisement; annuncio di matrimonio wedding announcement; annuncio di nascita birth announcement; annuncio personale personal ad; annuncio pubblicitario (sul giornale) advertisement, advert BE colloq.; (alla radio, televisione) commercial. -
48 applicare, sospendere una terapia
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > applicare, sospendere una terapia
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49 avere effetto
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50 avere l'effetto contrario rispetto a
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > avere l'effetto contrario rispetto a
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51 avere un effetto letale
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52 avere un effetto positivo, negativo
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > avere un effetto positivo, negativo
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53 causa ed effetto
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54 con decorrenza dal primo gennaio
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > con decorrenza dal primo gennaio
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55 contagio
m (pl -gi) infectionper contatto diretto contagion( epidemia) outbreak* * *contagio s.m.1 contagion, infection: contagio diretto, indiretto, immediate, mediate contagion; diffondere il contagio, to spread contagion (o infection)2 (fig.) contagion; contaminating effect.* * ** * *contagiopl. -gi /kon'tadʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.med. infection, contagion (anche fig.). -
56 controproducente
counterproductive* * *controproducente agg. counterproductive, self-defeating, that has the opposite effect.* * *[kontroprodu'tʃɛnte]aggettivo counter-productive, self-defeating* * *controproducente/kontroprodu't∫εnte/counter-productive, self-defeating; risultare controproducente to backfire. -
57 coreografico
coreografico agg.1 choreographic2 (fig.) spectacular: la grande folla con le bandiere creava un effetto coreografico, the enormous crowd with its flags created a spectacular effect.* * *2) fig. (fastoso, spettacolare) spectacular* * *coreograficopl. -ci, - che /koreo'grafiko, t∫i, ke/1 choreographic2 fig. (fastoso, spettacolare) spectacular. -
58 decorrere
v/i passa decorrere da oggi with effect from today* * *decorrere v. intr.1 ( trascorrere) to pass, to elapse: lasceremo decorrere due mesi, we shall let two months pass (o go by)2 ( avere inizio) to start, to run*; ( avere effetto) to become* effective, to come* into force; (amm.) ( essere calcolato) to be reckoned (from), to accrue (from); ( scadere) to expire: a decorrere da, starting (o running) from; a decorrere da oggi, as from today; lo stipendio decorre da oggi, the salary runs from today; l'aumento decorre dal 1o giugno, the increase becomes effective from 1st June; lasciar decorrere un termine, to let a term expire; (banca) gli interessi decorrono dal 1o gennaio, interest accrues (o is reckoned) from 1st January* * *[de'korrere]* * *decorrere/de'korrere/ [32](aus. essere) [canone, contratto] to start, to run*; gli interessi decorrono dall'inizio dell'anno interest accrues from the beginning of the year; a decorrere da domani as from tomorrow. -
59 deleterio
deleterio agg. harmful, deleterious, detrimental, bad: i grassi sono deleteri per il fegato, fats are harmful to the liver; i film violenti sono deleteri per i giovani, violent films have a bad effect on (o are bad for) young people.* * *pl. -ri, - rie [dele'tɛrjo, ri, rje] aggettivo [ comportamento] harmful, dangerous; [ effetto] damaging; [ influenza] bad, dangerous* * *deleteriopl. -ri, - rie /dele'tεrjo, ri, rje/ -
60 diventare effettivo
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