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81 parastatale
parastatale agg. state-controlled, government-controlled, semipublic, (amer.) parastatal: ente parastatale, state-controlled enterprise◆ s.m. e f. employee of a state-controlled enterprise. -
82 postelegrafico
◆ s.m. post office employee. -
83 raffermare
raffermare v.tr.1 (amm.) ( trattenere in servizio) to confirm; to re-engage: raffermare un impiegato, to confirm an employee; raffermare qlcu. in una carica, to re-engage s.o. in an office◆ v.rifl. (mil.) to re-enlist. -
84 riconfermabile
riconfermabile agg. reconfirmable, confirmable: impiegato riconfermabile in un ufficio, employee whose appointment is reconfirmable. -
85 spesare
spesare v.tr. to pay* (s.o.'s) expenses, to pay* expenses for; ( mantenere) to maintain, to pay* for (s.o.'s) keep: spesare un dipendente di tutto, to pay an employee's expenses in full. -
86 bancario
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87 cococò
sm/f inv [koko'kɔ](= collaborazione coordinata continuativa) employee on short term contract and without employment rights such as paid holiday -
88 diurnista
sm/f [diur'nista] diurnista -i, -e -
89 ferrotranviere
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90 impiegato
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91 impiegato statale
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92 infimo
agg ['infimo] infimo (-a)(qualità) very poor, lowest -
93 mediocremente
avv [medjokre'mente](suonare, cantare) indifferentlyquell'impiegato/quella fabbrica rende mediocremente — that employee/factory isn't very efficient
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94 omissione di atti d'ufficio
negligence (by a public employee)Nuovo dizionario Italiano-Inglese > omissione di atti d'ufficio
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95 padrone di casa
master of the house, (per gli inquilini) landlord(datore di lavoro) employer, boss fam -
96 pianta stradale
street map o planl'ha inventato di sana pianta — he made the whole thing up -
97 rapporto di lavoro
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98 regola
sf ['rɛɡola]1) (gen) ruleessere in regola — (dipendente) to be a registered employee, (documenti) to be in order
proporsi una regola di vita — to set o.s. rules to live by
a regola d'arte — (lavoro) expert, professional
avere le carte in regola — (gen) to have one's papers in order, (fig : essere adatto) to be the right person
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99 straordinario
[straordi'narjo] straordinario -ria, -ri, -rie1. agg2. sm(impiegato) temporary employee, (lavoro) overtime -
100 visita fiscale
house call made on state employee by doctor to verify condition of patient
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