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2 intitolare
( dare il titolo a) call, entitle( dedicare) dedicate (a to)* * *intitolare v.tr.1 to entitle, to name, to call: come s'intitola quel romanzo?, what's the title of the novel?2 (dedicare) to dedicate, to name after: la chiesa è stata intitolata a S. Giuseppe, the church has been dedicated to St. Joseph.◘ intitolarsi v.rifl. to call oneself, to name oneself; to assume the title of: Napoleone si intitolò imperatore, Napoleon assumed the title of emperor◆ v.intr.pron.1 (avere come titolo) to be called, to be named, to be entitled: il film si intitola '...', the film is called '...'2 (essere dedicato) to be dedicated (to), to be in honour (of): il monumento s'intitola ai caduti, the monument is in honour of those killed in the war.* * *[intito'lare]1. vt1) (dare un titolo a) to entitle, give a title toho intitolato questo quadro "Mattina e Sera" — I've called this picture "Morning and Evening"
2) (dedicare: chiesa, monumento) to dedicate2. vip (intitolarsi)(libro, film) to be called* * *[intito'lare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (fornire di titolo) to entitle, to title, to call [libro, opera, film]; to head [articolo, capitolo]2) (dedicare) to name after, to dedicate [ via]2.verbo pronominale intitolarsi [libro, pubblicazione] to be* entitled, to be* called* * *intitolare/intito'lare/ [1]1 (fornire di titolo) to entitle, to title, to call [libro, opera, film]; to head [articolo, capitolo]2 (dedicare) to name after, to dedicate [ via]II intitolarsi verbo pronominale[libro, pubblicazione] to be* entitled, to be* called; come si intitola il film? what's the title of the film? -
3 autorizzare
authorize* * *autorizzare v.tr.1 ( dare autorità a) to authorize, to empower2 ( permettere a) to authorize, to permit, to allow (anche dir.): la pesca è autorizzata, fishing is permitted3 ( dare diritto a) to entitle; to justify: queste scoperte autorizzano a pensare che..., these discoveries entitle us to believe that...* * *[autorid'dzare]verbo transitivo1) (permettere) to authorize, to allow2) (dare il diritto a) to authorizeautorizzare qcn. a fare — [avvenimento, legge] to entitle sb. to do
autorizzare qcn. a fare — to empower sb. to do
4) (legittimare, giustificare) to justify* * *autorizzare/autorid'dzare/ [1]1 (permettere) to authorize, to allow; autorizzare lo svolgimento della riunione to give permission for the meeting to take place2 (dare il diritto a) to authorize; autorizzare qcn. a fare [avvenimento, legge] to entitle sb. to do3 (conferire autorità) autorizzare qcn. a fare to empower sb. to do4 (legittimare, giustificare) to justify. -
4 abilitare
abilitare v.tr.1 to qualify: abilitare all'insegnamento, to qualify for teaching2 (dir.) to entitle, to qualify, to enable3 (inform.) to enable; to validate.* * *[abili'tare] 1. 2.verbo pronominale abilitarsi* * *abilitare/abili'tare/ [1]to qualify (a for; a fare to do)II abilitarsi verbo pronominale- rsi all'insegnamento to qualify as a teacher. -
5 autorizzare qcn. a fare
autorizzare qcn. a fareto empower sb. to do\————————autorizzare qcn. a fare[avvenimento, legge] to entitle sb. to do\ -
6 permettere vt irreg
[per'mettere]1) (gen), (consentire) to allow, permitpermettere a qn di fare qc — (autorizzare) to allow o permit sb to do sth, let sb do sth, (dare la possibilità) to enable sb to do sth, (dare il diritto) to entitle sb to do sth
ci andremo, tempo permettendo — we'll go, weather permitting
2)permettersi qc/di fare qc — (concedersi) to allow o.s. sth/to do sth, (avere la possibilità) to afford sth/to do sth, (osare) to dare (to) do sth
3)è permesso? — (posso entrare?) may I come in?scusi, permesso... — (posso passare?) excuse me, can I get by o past?
mi sia permesso di sottolineare che... — may I take the liberty of pointing out that...
permettete che mi presenti — let me introduce myself, may I introduce myself?
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7 intitolare
[intito'lare]1. vt1) (dare un titolo a) to entitle, give a title toho intitolato questo quadro "Mattina e Sera" — I've called this picture "Morning and Evening"
2) (dedicare: chiesa, monumento) to dedicate2. vip (intitolarsi)(libro, film) to be called -
8 permettere
vt irreg [per'mettere]1) (gen), (consentire) to allow, permitpermettere a qn di fare qc — (autorizzare) to allow o permit sb to do sth, let sb do sth, (dare la possibilità) to enable sb to do sth, (dare il diritto) to entitle sb to do sth
ci andremo, tempo permettendo — we'll go, weather permitting
2)permettersi qc/di fare qc — (concedersi) to allow o.s. sth/to do sth, (avere la possibilità) to afford sth/to do sth, (osare) to dare (to) do sth
3)è permesso? — (posso entrare?) may I come in?scusi, permesso... — (posso passare?) excuse me, can I get by o past?
mi sia permesso di sottolineare che... — may I take the liberty of pointing out that...
permettete che mi presenti — let me introduce myself, may I introduce myself?
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Entitle — En*ti tle, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Entitled}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Entitling}.] [OF. entituler, F. intituler, LL. intitulare, fr. L. in + titulus title. See {Title}, and cf. {Intitule}.] 1. To give a title to; to affix to as a name or appellation; hence … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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entitle — en·ti·tle vt tled, tling: to give an enforceable right to claim something her will entitle s her daughters to half of her estate Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
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entitle — ► VERB 1) give (someone) a right to do or have. 2) give a title to (a book, play, etc.). DERIVATIVES entitlement noun … English terms dictionary
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entitle — v. 1) (d; tr.) to entitle to (your years of service entitle you to a pension) 2) (H) to entitle smb. to do smt. * * * [ɪn taɪtl] (H) to entitle smb. to do smt. (d; tr.) to entitle to (your years of service entitle you to a pension) … Combinatory dictionary
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entitle — en|ti|tle [ ın taıtl ] verb transitive ** 1. ) often passive to give someone the right to do something: entitle someone to something: Membership entitles you to reduced season tickets. entitle someone to do something: The people who are entitled… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
entitle — In its usual sense, to entitle is to give a right or legal title to. Schmidt v. Gibbons, 101 Ariz. 222, 418 P.2d 378, 380. To qualify for; to furnish with proper grounds for seeking or claiming. In ecclesiastical law, to entitle is to give a… … Black's law dictionary
