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121 differire
postpone* * *differire v. intr. ( essere diverso) to differ (from s.o., sthg.); to be different (from s.o., sthg.), to be unlike (s.o., sthg.): differisce molto da suo fratello, he differs greatly from (o he is very different from) his brother; differivano fra loro per razza e idioma, they differed (o were different) from one another in race and speech; la sua casa non differisce molto dalla nostra, his house is not very different from ours◆ v.tr. ( rimandare) to defer, to delay, to postpone, to put* off, to hold* over, to stave* off, to adjourn: la riunione è stata differita alla prossima settimana, the meeting has been adjourned to next week; differire la partenza di pochi giorni, to put off leaving for a few days; (dir.) il dibattimento della causa è stato differito al prossimo mese, the hearing has been put off until next month; (comm.) differire un pagamento, to defer (o to delay) payment; (banca) differire la scadenza di una cambiale, to extend the maturity of a bill.* * *[diffe'rire]1. vtto defer, postpone, put offdifferire qc di un mese — to postpone o defer sth for a month
2. vidifferire (da/in) — to differ (from/in), be different (from/in)differire per grandezza — to differ o be different in size
* * *[diffe'rire] 1.verbo transitivo (rinviare) to defer, to delay, to put* back [partenza, decisione, scadenza]; to defer, to adjourn [ riunione]; to defer, to hold* back, to remit [ pagamento]2.verbo intransitivo (aus. avere) (essere differente) to differ, to diverge, to vary (da from; per in)* * *differire/diffe'rire/ [102](rinviare) to defer, to delay, to put* back [partenza, decisione, scadenza]; to defer, to adjourn [ riunione]; to defer, to hold* back, to remit [ pagamento] -
122 dilapidare
squander* * *dilapidare v.tr. to squander, to dissipate; to waste: dilapidare il proprio denaro, to squander (o to waste) one's money; ha dilapidato l'intera eredità nel giro di pochi mesi, he squandered the entire inheritance in the space of a few months; ha dilapidato tutto al gioco, he squandered it all gambling (o gambled it all away).* * *[dilapi'dare]verbo transitivo to dissipate, to squander [denaro, patrimonio]* * *dilapidare/dilapi'dare/ [1]to dissipate, to squander [denaro, patrimonio]. -
123 dire tre parole in croce
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124 disponibile
available( cortese) helpful, obliging* * *disponibile agg.1 available, disposable: abbiamo poco denaro disponibile, we haven't got much money at our disposal // (fin.): liquidi disponibili, available funds; reddito disponibile, disposable (o discretionary) income // (dir.) quota disponibile, disposable portion // (comm.) merce disponibile, goods on hand2 ( libero) free, vacant, available: impiego disponibile, vacant position (o post); posto ( a sedere) disponibile, vacant seat; posti disponibili, vacancies; ci sono solo pochi biglietti disponibili, there are only a few tickets available; al momento il direttore non è disponibile, the manager is not available (o free) at the moment3 ( disposto) helpful, willing: è una persona molto disponibile, he's a very helpful person; devi essere più disponibile a uscire e conoscere gente, you ought to be more willing to get out and meet people; è una persona molto disponibile al dialogo, he's always willing to talk // ragazza disponibile, willing girl.* * *[dispo'nibile]2) (libero, non occupato) available; [stanza, posto] vacant3) comm. [prodotto, soldi, credito] available ( per for; a to), disposable4) fig. eufem. (spregiudicato) available, easy spreg.* * *disponibile/dispo'nibile/2 (libero, non occupato) available; [stanza, posto] vacant3 comm. [prodotto, soldi, credito] available ( per for; a to), disposable -
125 diversivo
m diversion, distraction* * *1 deviating // canale diversivo, deviation canal◆ s.m.1 ( canale che devia acqua da un fiume) deviation canal2 ( svago) diversion, change, distraction; amusement: ho bisogno di un diversivo, I need a change; si lamentò che vi fossero pochi diversivi, he complained that there were few diversions; cercare un diversivo alla noia, to look for a means of escape from boredom.* * *[diver'sivo] diversivo (-a)1. agg2. sm(divertimento) diversion, distraction* * *[diver'sivo] 1.aggettivo diversionary2.sostantivo maschile distraction, diversion, change* * *diversivo/diver'sivo/diversionarydistraction, diversion, change. -
126 dopo alcuni anni
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127 dopo qualche giorno di tregua
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128 défaillance
défaillance s.f. (fr.) collapse, breakdown: avere una défaillance, to collapse; la squadra ha avuto una défaillance negli ultimi minuti di gioco, the team fell to pieces in the last few minutes of the game.* * *[defa'jans]sostantivo femminile invariabile blackout, breakdown, collapse* * *défaillance/defa'jans/f.inv.blackout, breakdown, collapse.
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