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121 ♦ electric
♦ electric /ɪˈlɛktrɪk/A a.1 elettrico: electric charge, carica elettrica; electric circuit, circuito elettrico; electric cooker, cucina elettrica; electric heating, riscaldamento elettrico; electric light, luce elettrica; electric power, energia elettricaB n.3 (al pl.) (fam. GB) impianto elettrico; circuiti elettrici● electric appliances, elettrodomestici □ electric arc, arco voltaico □ electric blanket, coperta elettrica; Termocoperta® □ electric blue, blu elettrico □ electric chair, sedia elettrica: (fam. USA) He got the electric chair, è finito sulla sedia elettrica □ (zool.) electric eel ( Electrophorus electricus), anguilla elettrica; gimnoto □ (fam.) electric eye, cellula fotoelettrica □ electric fence, recinto elettrificato □ (fis.) electric field, campo elettrico □ (GB) electric fire, stufetta elettrica □ (autom., mecc.) electric fuel pump, pompa elettrica ( della benzina) □ electric generator, gruppo elettrogeno □ (mus.) electric guitar, chitarra elettrica □ electric heater, stufetta elettrica □ electric lock, serratura elettrica □ (autom.) electric locks, chiusura centralizzata ( delle portiere) □ (ferr.) electric locomotive, elettromotrice □ electric meter, contatore della luce (elettrica) □ electric mixer, frullatore □ electric motor, motore elettrico □ (mus.) electric organ, organo elettrico □ electric oven, forno elettrico □ electric power point, presa di corrente (elettrica) □ electric railway, ferrovia elettrificata □ electric range, elemento elettrico ( di una cucina) □ (zool.) electric ray ( Torpedo), razza elettrica; torpedine □ electric razor (o electric shaver), rasoio elettrico □ electric shock, scossa elettrica; (med.) shock da folgorazione □ (med.) electric shock therapy, elettroshockterapia □ (meteor.) electric storm, temporale □ electric torch, torcia elettrica □ (ferr.) electric traction, trazione elettrica; elettrotrazione □ (ferr.) electric train, elettrotreno □ (tecn.) electric valve, elettrovalvola □ (autom.) electric windows, alzacristalli elettrici. -
122 electromagnetic
[ɪˌlektrəʊmæg'netɪk]aggettivo elettromagnetico* * *electromagnetic /ɪlɛktrəʊmægˈnɛtɪk/a.elettromagnetico: electromagnetic pollution, inquinamento elettromagnetico; elettrosmog; electromagnetic field, campo elettromagnetico; electromagnetic interaction, interazione elettromagnetica; electromagnetic spectrum, spettro elettromagnetico.* * *[ɪˌlektrəʊmæg'netɪk]aggettivo elettromagnetico -
123 electrostatic
electrostatic /ɪlɛktrəˈstætɪk/a.● electrostatic field, campo elettrostatico □ electrostatic gyroscope, giroscopio elettrostatico □ electrostatic precipitator, precipitatore elettrostatico. -
124 EMF
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125 ♦ (to) establish
♦ (to) establish /ɪˈstæblɪʃ/v. t.1 costituire; fondare; impiantare; instaurare: In 1946 we voted to establish a new republican state, nel 1946 andammo alle urne per costituire un nuovo stato repubblicano; This firm was established in London in 1840, questa ditta fu fondata a Londra nel 1840; to establish diplomatic relations, instaurare rapporti diplomatici2 stabilire; provare ( in modo definitivo); dimostrare; enunciare: to establish a principle, stabilire un principio; (leg.) to establish a precedent, stabilire un precedente; to establish one's claim to st., provare il proprio diritto a qc.; to establish a new theory, dimostrare una nuova teoria; to establish a scientific law, enunciare una legge scientifica; to establish one's reputation as, farsi un nome come; affermarsi come3 imporre: This book will establish him as a leading expert in the field, questo libro lo imporrà come esperto in materia4 accertare; stabilire; determinare: to establish the cause of death, accertare la causa del decesso; to establish sb. 's real motives, stabilire i veri motivi di q.● to establish oneself, stabilirsi; installarsi; sistemarsi; ( anche) affermarsi, imporsi, farsi un nome: to establish oneself in business, mettersi in affari; He established himself as a photographer, ha messo su uno studio fotografico; si è fatto un nome come fotografo. -
126 ♦ experience
♦ experience /ɪkˈspɪərɪəns/n.1 [u] esperienza: I've learnt by experience, ho imparato con l'esperienza; teaching experience, esperienza come insegnante; pratica d'insegnamento; bitter experience, dura esperienza; strange experience, strana esperienza; an unforgettable experience, un'esperienza indimenticabile; unsettling experience, esperienza disorientante; I have 20 years' experience in this field, ho vent'anni di esperienza in questo campo; in my experience, secondo la mia esperienza; to gain experience, acquistare esperienza; to judge by experience, giudicare in base all'esperienza; to know from experience, sapere per esperienza; to lack experience, essere privo di (o non avere) esperienza2 esperienza; avventura: a pleasant experience, una piacevole esperienza; a traumatic experience, un'esperienza traumatica; humbling experience, esperienza che induce umiltà; to go through a painful experience, fare una dolorosa esperienza; That was quite an experience!, che esperienza!; che avventura!3 [u] (ass.) sinistrosità.(to) experience /ɪkˈspɪərɪəns/v. t.1 provare; sentire: to experience pleasure, provare piacere; to experience a sensation of cold, provare una sensazione di freddo; to experience pain, sentire dolore2 incontrare; conoscere; sperimentare; fare l'esperienza di; subire: to experience difficulties, incontrare difficoltà; to experience a loss, subire una perdita; to experience defeat, conoscere la sconfitta; DIALOGO → - Changing booking over the phone- We are experiencing technical difficulties today, oggi abbiamo problemi tecnici. -
127 fallow
['fæləʊ]* * *['fæləu]((of land) left to its own natural growth and not planted with seeds: We will let this field lie fallow for a year; fallow fields.) incolto* * *fallow (1) /ˈfæləʊ/A n. [u](agric.) maggese; maggesatoB a.2 (fig.) inattivo; improduttivo; infruttuoso; inutilizzatofallowness n. [u]. fallow (2) /ˈfæləʊ/a.fulvo; rossastro● (zool.; inv. al pl.) fallow deer ( Dama dama), daino.(to) fallow /ˈfæləʊ/v. t.* * *['fæləʊ] -
128 FET
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