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1 valore
m value( coraggio) bravery, valo(u)rvalore aggiunto added valuevalore commerciale market valuevalore corrente current valuevalore energetico energy valuevalori pl securitiesdi valore valuablesenza valore worthless* * *valore s.m.1 ( pregio) value, worth, merit: valore inestimabile, priceless value; il valore di un libro, di una casa, the value of a book, of a house; un oggetto di grande, poco, nessun valore, an object of great, little, no value; senza valore, worthless; avere un valore, to be of value; non avere valore, to be of no value; aumentare, diminuire di valore, to rise, to decrease in value; le sue obiezioni non hanno alcun valore in questo caso, his objections are quite worthless in this case; la vostra osservazione non è senza valore, there is some truth in what you say; dare poco, molto valore a qlco., to set a low, a high value on sthg.; do molto valore alla sua opinione, I attach great importance to his opinion; un uomo di grande valore, a man of great merit; uno studioso di grande valore, a leading scholar; valore scientifico, affettivo, scientific, sentimental value; valori etici, umani, ethical, human values; scala di valori, scale of values2 (econ.) value: valore attuale, corrente, present (o current) value; valore aggiunto, value added; valore approssimativo, estimated value; valore assicurabile, insurable value; valore catastale, assessed value; valore complessivo, aggregate value; valore contabile, book value (o price); valore di avviamento, goodwill (o going concern) value; valore di mercato, market value (o price); valore di scambio, exchange value; valore reale, real (o material) value // (fin.): valore capitalizzato, capitalized value; valore di rimborso, di riscatto, ( di titoli) redemption value, ( di polizza di assicurazione) surrender value; valore nominale, nominal (o face o par) value // (trib.): valore imponibile, assessable (o rateable o taxable) value; valore dichiarato, stated (o declared) value; valore fiscale, tax value3 ( validità, efficacia) value, validity, effect: un principio di valore generale, a principle that is generally valid // participio con valore aggettivale, participle used adjectivally // (dir.): il valore di un documento, the validity of a document; valore legale di un contratto, the legal value of a contract; cambiale priva di valore, invalid bill of exchange; valore della prova, weight of evidence4 ( coraggio) valour, bravery, courage, gallantry: un atto di valore, an act of bravery; combattere con valore, to fight vallantly // valore civile, militare, civic, military valour; medaglia al valore, medal for valour5 pl. ( oggetti preziosi) valuables; ( titoli) sucurities, stock (sing.): tenere i valori in cassaforte, to keep one's valuables in a safe // valori bollati, revenue stamps // (fin.): valori attivi, assets; valori mobiliari, securities (o stocks and shares)7 (mus., scient.) value: (mat.) valore principale, principal value; (stat.) valore medio, mean value; (fis.) valore istantaneo, instantaneous value; (chim.) valore limite di soglia, threshold limiting value (abbr. TLV)* * *[va'lore]sostantivo maschile1) (prezzo) valueacquistare, perdere valore — to go up, down in value
acquistare qcs. del valore di 100 euro — to buy sth. worth 100 euros
di grande valore — of great value o worth
di poco o scarso valore of little value o worth; di nessun valore, senza valore — of no value o worth, worthless
2) (qualità) (di persona, artista) worth; (di opera) value, merit; (importanza) valueavere un valore simbolico, sentimentale — to have symbolic, sentimental value
3) (validità) validity4) (principio morale) valuei -i — valuables, valuable goods
6) econ. (in borsa) securityborsa -i — stock exchange o market
7) mat. mus. value8) (coraggio) valour BE, valor AE, braverymedaglia al valore — bravery award, award for bravery
•valore nominale — nominal o face value
valore nutritivo — food o nutritional value
* * *valore/va'lore/sostantivo m.1 (prezzo) value; acquistare, perdere valore to go up, down in value; per un valore di to the value of; acquistare qcs. del valore di 100 euro to buy sth. worth 100 euros; di grande valore of great value o worth; di poco o scarso valore of little value o worth; di nessun valore, senza valore of no value o worth, worthless2 (qualità) (di persona, artista) worth; (di opera) value, merit; (importanza) value; avere un valore simbolico, sentimentale to have symbolic, sentimental value; un uomo di valore a man of great value3 (validità) validity; valore legale legal validity4 (principio morale) value; scala di -i scale of values5 (oggetti preziosi) i -i valuables, valuable goods7 mat. mus. value8 (coraggio) valour BE, valor AE, bravery; medaglia al valore bravery award, award for bravery; medaglia al valor militare campaign medalvalore aggiunto surplus value; imposta sul valore aggiunto value-added tax; valore nominale nominal o face value; valore nutritivo food o nutritional value; valore reale real value; valore di scambio market value. -
2 conservare
keepgastronomy preserve* * *conservare v.tr.1 ( preservare) to preserve, to conserve, to keep*: un modo per conservare gli alimenti è metterli sotto aceto, one way of preserving food is by pickling; conservare al fresco, to keep in a cool place; conservare in frigorifero, to keep in the fridge // Dio ti conservi!, God preserve you!2 ( mantenere inalterato) to keep*, to preserve; to retain: i fiori hanno conservato il loro profumo, the flowers have kept (o preserved) their scent; conservare l'uso delle proprie facoltà, to retain the use of one's faculties3 ( mettere da parte; serbare) to keep*, to conserve; to put* away: non butta via mai niente, conserva tutto, she doesn't throw anything away, she keeps everything; conserva tutte le sue lettere, she keeps all her letters; conservare la ricevuta, to keep the receipt; conservare le proprie energie, to conserve one's own energy; conservare un segreto, to keep (o to guard) a secret; conservare del denaro per i momenti di necessità, to put money away for a rainy day.◘ conservarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron. to keep*; to remain: quella carne cruda si conserverà fino a domani?, will that raw meat keep till tomorrow?; conservare in salute, to stay in good health // si conservi!, keep well! (o take care of yourself!).* * *[konser'vare]1. vt1) (gen) to keep, (andatura, velocità) to maintain2) (monumenti) to preserve3) Culin to preserve, (in frigo) to keep2. vip (conservarsi)(cibo) to keepsi conserva bene — (persona) he (o she) is well-preserved
* * *[konser'vare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to preserve [ alimento]; (sotto vetro) to bottle; (in barattolo) to pot; (in scatola, lattina) to tin BE, to can AE"conservare in frigorifero" — "keep refrigerated"
2) (mantenere) to keep* alive, to continue [ tradizione]; to hold* (on to) [ titolo]; to hold* on to [ potere]; to conserve [ risorse naturali]2.verbo pronominale conservarsi1) (mantenersi) [ alimento] to keep*2)* * *conservare/konser'vare/ [1]1 to preserve [ alimento]; (sotto vetro) to bottle; (in barattolo) to pot; (in scatola, lattina) to tin BE, to can AE; "conservare in frigorifero" "keep refrigerated"2 (mantenere) to keep* alive, to continue [ tradizione]; to hold* (on to) [ titolo]; to hold* on to [ potere]; to conserve [ risorse naturali]; conservare la calma to keep one's calmII conservarsi verbo pronominale1 (mantenersi) [ alimento] to keep*2 - rsi in salute to keep oneself healthy. -
3 conservazione
f preservation* * *conservazione s.f. conservation; preservation; maintenance: conservazione degli alimenti, food conservation; conservazione dell'ambiente, conservation of the environment; conservazione del patrimonio artistico, preservation of the artistic heritage; conservazione di un patrimonio, preservation of an estate; in buono stato di conservazione, in a good state (o in good repair); (fis.) conservazione dell'energia, di carica, conservation of energy, of charge // prodotto, latte a lunga conservazione, long-life product, milk // istinto di conservazione, instinct of self-preservation.* * *[konservat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (di alimenti) preservation; (in barattolo) potting; (in scatola, lattina) canning2) (della specie) preservation; (di risorse naturali) conservation3) (di opere d'arte) preservation* * *conservazione/konservat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (di alimenti) preservation; (in barattolo) potting; (in scatola, lattina) canning; latte a lunga conservazione long-life milk2 (della specie) preservation; (di risorse naturali) conservation; istinto di conservazione self-preservation instinct3 (di opere d'arte) preservation.
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