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1 fase sf
['faze]1) (gen) Chim Astron phaseessere in fase di miglioramento — to be getting better, be improving
2) Tecn strokeessere fuori fase — (motore) to be rough Brit, run roughly, fig to feel rough Brit o rotten
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2 bifase
two-phase* * ** * *[bi'faze]aggettivo invariabile el. two-phase* * *bifase/bi'faze/agge.inv.el. two-phase. -
3 fase
"phase;Phase"* * *f phasemotoring strokefig essere fuori fase be out of sortsfase di lavorazione production stage* * *fase s.f.1 ( stadio) phase, stage; ( periodo) period: fase di sviluppo economico, phase (o stage) of economic development; le fasi di un'eruzione vulcanica, the phases of a volcanic eruption; l'ultima fase del progetto, the last stage of a project; in fase di sviluppo, developing; fase critica, crucial (o critical) stage: la produzione è in una fase critica, production is at a crucial (o critical) stage // (econ.): fase ascendente, upward (o boom) phase; fase discendente, downward phase; (Borsa) fase di rialzo, upswing (o uptrend)3 (fis., elettr., rad., chim.) phase: concordanza, discordanza di fase, phase coincidence, difference; fuori fase, out of phase; modulazione di fase, phase modulation; (chim.) regola delle fasi, phase rule // essere fuori fase, (fam. fig.) to be out of sorts4 (aut.) stroke: fase di scarico, exhaust stroke; mettere in fase il motore, l'accensione, to time the engine, the ignition.* * *['faze]sostantivo femminile1) (di evoluzione) phase, stagefase iniziale, finale — early, last stage
2) fis. astr. phase3) el. mot. phase••essere fuori fase — to be out of phase, to feel o be out of sorts
* * *fase/'faze/sostantivo f.1 (di evoluzione) phase, stage; fase di transizione transitional phase; fase iniziale, finale early, last stage; fase critica critical stage; attraversare una fase difficile to be going through a difficult phase2 fis. astr. phaseessere fuori fase to be out of phase, to feel o be out of sorts. -
4 monofase
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5 bifase agg
[bi'faze]Elettr two-phase attr -
6 cercafase sm inv
[tʃerka'faze] -
7 monofase agg
[mono'faze]Elettr single-phase -
8 polifase agg
[poli'faze]Elettr multiphase -
9 trifase agg inv
[tri'faze]Elettr three-phase -
10 bifase
agg [bi'faze]Elettr two-phase attr -
11 cercafase
sm inv [tʃerka'faze] -
12 fase
sf ['faze]1) (gen) Chim Astron phaseessere in fase di miglioramento — to be getting better, be improving
2) Tecn strokeessere fuori fase — (motore) to be rough Brit, run roughly, fig to feel rough Brit o rotten
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13 monofase
agg [mono'faze]Elettr single-phase -
14 polifase
agg [poli'faze]Elettr multiphase -
15 trifase
agg inv [tri'faze]Elettr three-phase
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faze — means ‘to disconcert, disturb’ and is used informally in mainly negative contexts: • It is a pretty daunting prospect going on stage for forty minutes but it does not seem to have fazed her S. Stone, 1989 • The one thing I am not going to do is… … Modern English usage
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