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1 contributo
m contributioncontributi pl sociali social security (AE welfare) contributions* * *contributo s.m.1 contribution (anche fig.); share: contributo di sangue, price in blood; contributo in denaro, contribution in money; contributo letterario, literary contribution; ho dato il mio contributo di cinque sterline, I gave five pounds as my share (o contribution); pagare il proprio contributo, to pay one's share (o contribution)2 (amm.) ( somma dovuta a un ente pubblico o privato) contribution: contributo previdenziale, social security contribution (o social security tax o amer. national insurance contribution); contributi obbligatori, compulsory (o obligatory) contributions; contributi a carico del datore di lavoro, employer's contributions; contributi a carico del lavoratore, employee's contributions; contributo pensionistico, pension contribution (o superannuation payment); contributi sinda-cali, union dues // (trib.): contributo di miglioria, betterment levy (o improvement tax o assessment); contributi sociali effettivi, figurativi, actual, imputed social security contributions // contributi ( assicurativi) volontari, voluntary contributions3 ( sovvenzione) aid, subsidy, grant: contributi statali ( a ente pubblico o morale), grants-in-aid; contributi di ricerca, aid for research (o aid to the research fund) // (econ.): contributi alle esportazioni, export subsidies (o export credits); contributi agli investimenti, investment grant; contributi alla produzione, subsidies; contributi in conto capitale, grants related to assets // (fin.) contributi a fondo perduto, forgivable loans.* * *[kontri'buto] 1.sostantivo maschile1) (partecipazione) contribution, inputdare o fornire il proprio contributo a o per qcs. — to make one's contribution to sth
2) (donazione) contribution, donation3) (sovvenzione) aid, grant2.* * *contributo/kontri'buto/I sostantivo m.1 (partecipazione) contribution, input; dare o fornire il proprio contributo a o per qcs. to make one's contribution to sth.2 (donazione) contribution, donation; contributo in denaro financial contribution3 (sovvenzione) aid, grant; - i statali grant aidII contributi m.pl.(versamenti contributivi) contributions; - i previdenziali National Insurance contributions; - i sindacali union dues; versare o pagare i -i to pay contributions. -
2 contributo in denaro
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3 obbligo
m (pl -ghi) obligationd'obbligo obligatory* * *obbligo s.m.1 obligation; ( dovere) duty; ( debito) debt, liability, obligation: obblighi di coscienza, moral obligations; ho molti obblighi verso di lui, I am very much obliged to him; mi sento in obbligo di avvertirvi che..., I feel compelled to warn you that...; mi sento l'obbligo di dirti che..., I feel I ought to tell you that...; mi sento in obbligo di andare a trovarlo, I feel obliged (o duty-bound) to go and see him; avere l'obbligo di fare qlco., to be bound (o to be obliged) to do sthg.; assolvere i propri obblighi verso qlcu., to fulfil one's obligations towards s.o.; assumere l'obbligo di fare qlco., to undertake to do sthg.; sottrarsi ai propri obblighi, to fail to carry out one's obligations; sollevare qlcu. da un obbligo, to release s.o. from an obligation; i cittadini hanno l'obbligo di pagare le tasse, citizens have the duty to pay taxes; non rispettare i propri obblighi, not to meet one's liabilities // obbligo di leva, del servizio militare, liability to military service // in Italia la scuola dell'obbligo dura fino a 14 anni, compulsory education finishes at the age of 14 in Italy // contributo d'obbligo, compulsory contribution // (dir.): obbligo contrattuale, contractual obligation; obbligo civile, civil obligation; obblighi finanziari, financial liabilities // (eccl.) festa d'obbligo, holyday of obligation // essere d'obbligo, to be required (o requisite): è d'obbligo l'abito nero, evening dress is obligatory; per guidare è d'obbligo la patente, a license is compulsory in order to drive // frasi d'obbligo, set phrases // ( burocrazia) è fatto obbligo agli iscritti di presentarsi entro le dieci, it is obligatory for the candidates to present themselves by ten2 ( condizione) condition: glielo diedi con l'obbligo di restituirlo entro un mese, I gave it to him on condition that he gave it back within a month.* * *obbligo morale — moral duty o obligation
avere l'obbligo di fare — to be bound o obliged to do
essere in obbligo verso qcn. — to be obliged to sb.
è fatto obbligo di... — it is obligatory to...
* * *obbligopl. - ghi /'ɔbbligo, gi/sostantivo m.obligation, commitment; (dovere) duty; obbligo morale moral duty o obligation; far fronte ai propri -ghi to fulfil one's obligations; venir meno ai propri -ghi to default on one's obligations; senza obbligo da parte vostra with no obligation on your part; avere l'obbligo di fare to be bound o obliged to do; mi sento in obbligo di avvertirvi I feel I should warn you; essere in obbligo verso qcn. to be obliged to sb.; è fatto obbligo di... it is obligatory to...; è d'obbligo l'abito da sera evening dress is required\obbligo scolastico compulsory school attendance; - ghi di leva liability for military service.
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