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1 ritardo
"delay;Verzögerung;Verzug;atraso"* * *m delaysenza ritardo without delayessere in ritardo be late* * *ritardo s.m.1 delay; lag, time lag: ci fu un ritardo di un mese nel completamento del lavoro, there was a time lag of one month in the completion of work; un ritardo di due ore, a delay of two hours; senza ulteriore ritardo, without further delay; l'aeroplano aveva mezz'ora di ritardo, the plane was half an hour late; questo orologio ha un ritardo di dieci minuti, this watch is ten minutes slow; riguadagnare il ritardo, to make up (for lost) time // in ritardo, late: sono in ritardo?, am I late?; il treno è in ritardo, the train is late; devi perdere l'abitudine di arrivare in ritardo, you must get out of the habit of arriving late // (comm.): essere in ritardo coi pagamenti, to be late in (o behindhand with) one's payments; ritardo nella consegna, delay in delivery (o overdue delivery) // (med.) preparato ritardo, slow releasing drug2 (mus.) retardation5 (inform.) lead time6 ( miccia a) ritardo, safety fuse.* * *[ri'tardo]sostantivo maschile (di treno, aereo, posta) delay, lateness; (di persona) latenessaccumulare ritardo — to fall o get behind
avere un ritardo di un'ora o un'ora di ritardo to be an hour late; in ritardo late; (sul programma) behind schedule; partire in ritardo — to be late leaving
ritardo mentale — backwardness, retardation AE
* * *ritardo/ri'tardo/sostantivo m.(di treno, aereo, posta) delay, lateness; (di persona) lateness; scusate il ritardo I'm sorry I'm late; accumulare ritardo to fall o get behind; i voli possono subire -i flights are subject to delay; avere un ritardo di un'ora o un'ora di ritardo to be an hour late; in ritardo late; (sul programma) behind schedule; partire in ritardo to be late leaving\ritardo mentale backwardness, retardation AE. -
2 subire
danni, perdita suffer* * *subire v.tr. to undergo*; to suffer; to sustain: subire un interrogatorio, to undergo an interrogation; subire un'operazione, un cambiamento, to undergo an operation, a change: subire un danno, to be damaged (o to suffer damage); subire una perdita, to suffer (o to sustain) a loss; subire una sconfitta, to suffer a defeat; subire un'offesa, to be offended; subire un processo, to be on trial; subire una condanna, to be condemned (o convicted); subire le conseguenze di qlco., to suffer the consequences of sthg.; i lavori hanno subito un ennesimo ritardo, the work has been delayed yet again; il programma subirà qualche variazione, there will be some changes in the programme // non puoi sempre subire, ribellati!, don't always let yourself be trampled on, rebel!* * *[su'bire]verbo transitivo1) (essere vittima di) to be* subjected to [maltrattamenti, violenze, pressioni]; to come* under [ minacce]; to suffer [discriminazione, sopruso]2) (essere sottoposto a) to be* subjected to, to undergo* [ interrogatorio]; to undergo* [ operazione chirurgica]; to stand* [ processo]subire l'influenza di qcn. — to be under sb.'s influence
3) (essere costretto a sopportare) to put* up with [ persona]; (patire) to suffer, to sustain [ danni]; to suffer [perdite, conseguenze, sconfitta]4) (essere oggetto di) to go* through, to undergo* [cambiamenti, trasformazioni]* * *subire/su'bire/ [102]1 (essere vittima di) to be* subjected to [maltrattamenti, violenze, pressioni]; to come* under [ minacce]; to suffer [discriminazione, sopruso]2 (essere sottoposto a) to be* subjected to, to undergo* [ interrogatorio]; to undergo* [ operazione chirurgica]; to stand* [ processo]; subire l'influenza di qcn. to be under sb.'s influence3 (essere costretto a sopportare) to put* up with [ persona]; (patire) to suffer, to sustain [ danni]; to suffer [perdite, conseguenze, sconfitta]4 (essere oggetto di) to go* through, to undergo* [cambiamenti, trasformazioni]; i prezzi possono subire aumenti prices are subject to increases; i voli possono subire ritardi flights are subject to delay. -
3 i voli possono subire ritardi
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