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1 intimare
order* * *intimare v.tr.1 (ordinare) to order, to command, to enjoin: mi intimò di farlo, he ordered me to do it; intimare il silenzio, to enjoin silence; una pattuglia della polizia ci ha intimato l'alt, a police patrol ordered us to stop2 (ingiungere) to summon: intimare a qlcu. di pagare, to summon s.o. to pay; intimare la resa a qlcu., to summon s.o. to surrender; intimare lo sfratto, to serve s.o. with an eviction order3 (notificare) to serve, to notify: (dir.) intimare una citazione a qlcu., to serve a summons on s.o.; intimare la guerra, to declare war.* * *[inti'mare]verbo transitivointimare l'alt a qcn. — mil. to order sb. to stop
intimare il pagamento a qcn. — to give notice of payment to sb.
intimare lo sfratto a qcn. — to serve sb. with an eviction notice o order
intimare a qcn. un mandato di comparizione — to serve sb. with a summons
* * *intimare/inti'mare/ [1]intimare l'alt a qcn. mil. to order sb. to stop; intimare la resa al nemico to bid the enemy surrender; intimare il pagamento a qcn. to give notice of payment to sb.; intimare lo sfratto a qcn. to serve sb. with an eviction notice o order; intimare a qcn. un mandato di comparizione to serve sb. with a summons. -
2 intimazione di sfratto
Dir eviction notice o orderPAROLA CHIAVE: intimazione non si traduce mai con la parola inglese intimation* * *intimazione di sfrattoeviction order o notice.\ -
3 intimare vt
[inti'mare](ordinare) to order, command, (notificare) to give notice ofintimare l'alt — to order sb to stop o halt
PAROLA CHIAVE: intimare non si traduce mai con la parola inglese intimateintimare lo sfratto a qn Dir — to serve an eviction notice o order on sb
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4 intimare
vt [inti'mare](ordinare) to order, command, (notificare) to give notice ofintimare l'alt — to order sb to stop o halt
PAROLA CHIAVE: intimare non si traduce mai con la parola inglese intimateintimare lo sfratto a qn Dir — to serve an eviction notice o order on sb
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5 intimare lo sfratto a qcn.
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6 intimazione di sfratto
Dir eviction notice o orderPAROLA CHIAVE: intimazione non si traduce mai con la parola inglese intimation -
7 sfratto
m evictionavviso notice to quit* * *sfratto s.m. turning out, eviction: ingiunzione di sfratto, eviction order (o notice to quit); dare lo sfratto, to give notice to quit; ricevere, subire lo sfratto, to receive notice to quit.* * *['sfratto]sostantivo maschile eviction, dispossessiondare lo sfratto a qcn. — to give sb. notice to quit
* * *sfratto/'sfratto/sostantivo m.eviction, dispossession; dare lo sfratto a qcn. to give sb. notice to quit; ordine di sfratto eviction order; sfratto giudiziario forcible eviction. -
8 intimazione
f order* * *intimazione s.f.1 (ordine) order, injunction; (ingiunzione) summons: dare l'intimazione di alt, to issue an order to stop; ricevere intimazione di sfratto, to be served with an eviction order; intimazione di pagamento, injunction to pay; intimazione di fallimento, summons of bankruptcy2 (notifica) notification: intimazione di guerra, declaration of war.* * *[intimat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile order, injunction, summons (anche dir.)intimazione di sfratto — eviction order o notice
* * *intimazione/intimat'tsjone/sostantivo f.order, injunction, summons (anche dir.); notificare un'intimazione to give notice of a summons\ -
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10 sfratto
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