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1 enforce
[ɪn'fɔːs]1) (impose) imporre [rule, silence, discipline]; fare rispettare, applicare [law, court order]; fare valere [ legal rights]; esigere [ payment]; fare rispettare [ contract]2) (strengthen) rafforzare [opinion, argument, theory]* * *[in'fo:s](to cause (a law, a command, one's own will etc) to be carried out: There is a law against dropping litter but it is rarely enforced.) applicare* * *[ɪn'fɔːs]1) (impose) imporre [rule, silence, discipline]; fare rispettare, applicare [law, court order]; fare valere [ legal rights]; esigere [ payment]; fare rispettare [ contract]2) (strengthen) rafforzare [opinion, argument, theory] -
2 enforce en·force vt
[ɪn'fɔːs](decision, policy) attuare, (law, regulation) far osservare, far rispettare, (obedience) imporre, (argument) rafforzare -
3 (to) enforce
(to) enforce /ɪnˈfɔ:s/v. t.1 far osservare; far rispettare; far valere; applicare ( una legge, ecc.): to enforce a rule [a truce], far rispettare una regola [una tregua]; to enforce a right, far valere un diritto2 imporre; intimare; ingiungere: to enforce silence, imporre il silenzio; to enforce obedience, imporre l'obbedienza; farsi obbedire: to enforce one's will upon sb., imporre a q. la propria volontà3 corroborare; avvalorare: to enforce one's argument with examples, corroborare la propria tesi con esempi. -
4 (to) enforce
(to) enforce /ɪnˈfɔ:s/v. t.1 far osservare; far rispettare; far valere; applicare ( una legge, ecc.): to enforce a rule [a truce], far rispettare una regola [una tregua]; to enforce a right, far valere un diritto2 imporre; intimare; ingiungere: to enforce silence, imporre il silenzio; to enforce obedience, imporre l'obbedienza; farsi obbedire: to enforce one's will upon sb., imporre a q. la propria volontà3 corroborare; avvalorare: to enforce one's argument with examples, corroborare la propria tesi con esempi. -
5 (to) re-enforce
(to) re-enforce /ri:ɪnˈfɔ:s/ e deriv. -
6 (to) re-enforce
(to) re-enforce /ri:ɪnˈfɔ:s/ e deriv. -
7 enforced
[ɪn'fɔːst] 1. 2.aggettivo [abstinence, redundancy] forzato; [ discipline] imposto* * *enforced /ɪnˈfɔ:st/a.forzato; obbligato; imposto: a period of enforced rest, un periodo di riposo forzatoenforcedlyavv.(leg.) forzatamente; coercitivamente.* * *[ɪn'fɔːst] 1. 2.aggettivo [abstinence, redundancy] forzato; [ discipline] imposto -
8 nationally
['næʃnəlɪ]avverbio (at national level) [ develop] a livello nazionale; (nationwide) [broadcast, enforce] su scala nazionale; [ known] a livello nazionale; [ available] su tutto il territorio nazionale* * *adverb a livello nazionale* * *nationally /ˈnæʃnəlɪ/avv.1 nazionalmente; in sede di nazione2 nazionalmente; per tutta la nazione.* * *['næʃnəlɪ]avverbio (at national level) [ develop] a livello nazionale; (nationwide) [broadcast, enforce] su scala nazionale; [ known] a livello nazionale; [ available] su tutto il territorio nazionale -
9 rigorously
['rɪgərəslɪ]avverbio [test, enforce] rigorosamente* * *adverb rigorosamente* * *rigorously► rigorous* * *['rɪgərəslɪ]avverbio [test, enforce] rigorosamente -
10 operate
['ɒpəreɪt] 1.1) (run) far funzionare, azionare [appliance, vehicle]3) (manage) gestire, dirigere [service, radio station]; sfruttare [mine, racket]; [ bank] gestire [ pension plan]2.1) (do business) operare, agire2) (function) funzionare3) (take effect) agire4) mil. fare un'operazione militare7) med. operareto operate on — operare [ person]
to operate on sb.'s leg, for appendicitis — operare qcn. alla gamba, di appendicite
* * *['opəreit]1) (to act or work: The sewing-machine isn't operating properly.) funzionare2) (to do or perform a surgical operation: The surgeon operated on her for appendicitis.) operare•- operational
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- operating room* * *['ɒpəreɪt] 1.1) (run) far funzionare, azionare [appliance, vehicle]3) (manage) gestire, dirigere [service, radio station]; sfruttare [mine, racket]; [ bank] gestire [ pension plan]2.1) (do business) operare, agire2) (function) funzionare3) (take effect) agire4) mil. fare un'operazione militare7) med. operareto operate on — operare [ person]
to operate on sb.'s leg, for appendicitis — operare qcn. alla gamba, di appendicite
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11 ♦ payment
♦ payment /ˈpeɪmənt/n.1 (comm., leg.) pagamento; somma pagata; versamento: cash payment, pagamento in contanti; advance (o upfront) payment, pagamento anticipato; to authorize a payment, autorizzare un pagamento; to delay a payment, rinviare un pagamento; to demand a payment, esigere un pagamento; to spread the payments, scaglionare i pagamenti ( nel corso di un periodo di tempo); to suspend payment, sospendere i pagamenti; They require prompt payment, esigono il pagamento immediato; to amortize a debt by monthly payments, ammortizzare un debito con versamenti mensili; to enforce payment, farsi pagare; costringere un debitore a pagare; a one-off payment, un versamento una tantum2 [u] remunerazione; retribuzione3 [u] (fig.) ricompensa; punizione● (comm.) payment against documents, pagamento contro documenti □ payment by cheque, pagamento mediante assegno bancario □ payment by instalments, pagamento rateale □ (econ.) payments deficit, deficit (o disavanzo) della bilancia dei pagamenti □ payment in advance, pagamento anticipato; acconto □ payment in full, pagamento a saldo; saldo □ payment in kind, pagamento in natura □ payment into the bank, versamento in banca □ payment on account, acconto □ payment on delivery, pagamento alla consegna □ ( banca) payment order, ordine di pagamento (o di bonifico). -
12 waive
[weɪv]verbo transitivo derogare a [ rule] (anche dir.); rinunciare a [claim, right]; sopprimere, eliminare [ fee]; ignorare [ condition]* * *[weiv]1) (to give up or not insist upon (eg a claim or right): He waived his claim to all the land north of the river.) rinunciare a2) (not to demand or enforce (a fine, penalty etc): The judge waived the sentence and let him go free.) abbandonare* * *[weɪv]verbo transitivo derogare a [ rule] (anche dir.); rinunciare a [claim, right]; sopprimere, eliminare [ fee]; ignorare [ condition]
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