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1 ♦ faction
♦ faction (1) /ˈfækʃn/n.1 fazione; setta2 (polit.) corrente; fronda3 [u] (form.) discordia; faziosità; lotte (pl.) intestine; faide (pl.).faction (2) /ˈfækʃn/n. [u] -
2 faction
I ['fækʃn]1) (group) fazione f.2) (discord) dissenso m.II ['fækʃn]nome telev. film-verità m.; teatr. teatro-verità m.* * *['fækʃən](a group or party that belongs to, and usually dissents from, a larger group.) fazione* * *I ['fækʃn]1) (group) fazione f.2) (discord) dissenso m.II ['fækʃn]nome telev. film-verità m.; teatr. teatro-verità m. -
3 faction *** fac·tion n
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4 breakaway
['breɪkəweɪ] 1.1) (separation) (from organization) separazione f.; (from person) rottura f. ( from con), allontanamento m. ( from da)2) sport fuga f.2.* * *breakaway /ˈbreɪkəweɪ/A n.1 allontanamento; distacco; allontanamento: a breakaway from tradition, un abbandono della tradizione2 (polit.) scissione; secessione5 (ipp.) falsa partenzaB a. attr.1 (polit.) scissionistico; secessionistico: breakaway faction, fazione di dissidenti; ala scissionistica● (cinem.) breakaway set, scenario che si smonta facilmente.* * *['breɪkəweɪ] 1.1) (separation) (from organization) separazione f.; (from person) rottura f. ( from con), allontanamento m. ( from da)2) sport fuga f.2. -
5 caucus
['kɔːkəs]1) (meeting) caucus m., riunione f. di dirigenti di partito2) (faction) cricca f., fazione f.* * *caucus /ˈkɔ:kəs/n.1 (spec. USA) caucus; riunione ristretta dei capi di un partito ( per decidere la linea politica, ecc.); riunione al vertice3 (spreg.) cricca politica.(to) caucus /ˈkɔ:kəs/v. i. (spec. USA)2 partecipare a un ► «caucus».* * *['kɔːkəs]1) (meeting) caucus m., riunione f. di dirigenti di partito2) (faction) cricca f., fazione f. -
6 clerical
['klerɪkl]2) [employee, work] d'ufficio* * *I ['klerikəl] adjective(of the clergy: He is wearing a clerical collar.)II ['klerikəl] adjective(of a clerk or of his work: a clerical error.)* * *clerical /ˈklɛrɪkl/A a.1 ecclesiastico; di (o da) pastore anglicano: clerical collar, colletto da pastore anglicano (alto e bianco, che si allaccia dietro)2 d'ufficio; relativo (o dovuto) a un impiegato; impiegatizio: clerical error, errore materiale (o di trascrizione); clerical staff, gli impiegati; il personale; clerical worker, impiegato; clerical duties, mansioni d'impiegato3 (polit.) clericaleB n.1 (polit.) clericale2 (al pl.) abiti sacerdotaliclerically avv. NOTA D'USO: - employee o office worker?-.* * *['klerɪkl]2) [employee, work] d'ufficio -
7 turbulent
['tɜːbjʊlənt]1) [ water] turbolento, tumultuoso2) [times, situation] turbolento, agitato; [career, history] tempestoso, burrascoso; [ passions] turbolento; [character, faction] turbolento, facinoroso* * *['tə:bjulənt](violently disturbed or confused: The seas are turbulent; the turbulent years of war.) agitato, turbolento- turbulence* * *turbulent /ˈtɜ:bjʊlənt/a.turbolento; agitato; tumultuoso● (mecc. dei fluidi) turbulent flow, corrente turbolentaturbulently avv.* * *['tɜːbjʊlənt]1) [ water] turbolento, tumultuoso2) [times, situation] turbolento, agitato; [career, history] tempestoso, burrascoso; [ passions] turbolento; [character, faction] turbolento, facinoroso -
8 take over
1) (take control) [army, faction] prendere il potere2) (be successor) [ person] subentrare (as come)to take over from — succedere a [ predecessor]; take over [sth.] (take control of) prendere il controllo di [ country]; dirigere [ business]; econ. rilevare [ company]
* * *1) (to take control (of): He has taken the business over (noun take-over).) (prendere il comando)2) ((often with from) to do (something) after someone else stops doing it: He retired last year, and I took over (his job) from him.) prendere; rilevare* * *1. vi + adv(dictator, political party) prendere il potereto take over from sb — prendere le consegne da qn, subentrare a qn
2. vt + adv(debts, business) rilevare, (company) assumere il controllo di* * *1) (take control) [army, faction] prendere il potere2) (be successor) [ person] subentrare (as come)to take over from — succedere a [ predecessor]; take over [sth.] (take control of) prendere il controllo di [ country]; dirigere [ business]; econ. rilevare [ company]
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9 side *****
[saɪd]1. n1) (of person, animal) fiancoat or by sb's side — al fianco di qn, accanto a qn
side by side — (people) fianco a fianco, (objects) uno (-a) accanto all'altro (-a)
2) (edge: of box, square etc) lato, (of buildings) fianco, lato, (of boat, vehicle) fiancata, (of ship) murata, fianco, (of lake) riva, (of road) bordo, ciglio3) (face, surface: gen) faccia, (of paper) facciata, (of slice of bread) lato, (fig: aspect) aspetto, latothe right/wrong side — il dritto/rovescio
4) (part) parte ffrom all sides; from every side — da ogni parte
to move to one side — scostarsi, farsi or tirarsi da (una) parte
to take sb on one side — prendere qn da parte or in disparte
to put sth to or on one side (for sb) — mettere qc da parte (per qn)
to be on the wrong/right side of 30 — aver/non aver superato la trentina
to get on the wrong/right side of sb — prendere qn per il verso sbagliato/giusto
5) (Sport: team) squadra, (Pol: faction) parte fto be on sb's side — essere dalla parte di or con qn
to pick or choose sides — formare le squadre
to let the side down Sport fig — deludere le aspettative di qn
2. vito side with sb — prendere le parti di qn, parteggiare per qn
3. adj(door, entrance) laterale•
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