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1 oggetto
"subject;Betrifft;objet;objeto;objeto"* * *m object* * *oggetto s.m.1 object; thing, article: è un oggetto di cattivo gusto, it is a tasteless object; questo oggetto non mi serve, this thing is of no use to me; senza gli occhiali vedo tutti gli oggetti confusi, without my glasses everything looks blurred; oggetti in legno, in avorio, in corallo, wooden, ivory, coral articles (o objects); oggetti da viaggio, travelling-articles; oggetti di valore, valuables; oggetti personali, personal belongings // ufficio oggetti smarriti, lost property office // (inform.) codice oggetto, object code2 ( argomento) subject, subject matter: l'oggetto della nostra discussione sarà..., the subject of our debate will be...; qual è stato l'oggetto della vostra lunga conversazione?, what was the subject of your long conversation?; (dir.) l'oggetto di un contratto, di una causa, the subject matter of a contract, of an action // ( assicurazioni) oggetto assicurato, subject matter insured // (comm.): oggetto: pratica Bianchi, re: the Bianchi file; la questione in oggetto, the matter in hand3 ( motivo) object, subject: è oggetto di invidia da parte di molti, many people envy him; era diventato oggetto di scherno generale, he had become a laughingstock4 ( scopo) object, purpose: l'oggetto della mia lettera era molto chiaro, the purpose of my letter was very clear; l'oggetto della mia visita era di dirgli quello che pensavo, the object of my visit was to tell him what I thought5 (gramm.) object: l'oggetto e il soggetto, the object and the subject; oggetto diretto, indiretto, direct, indirect object* * *[od'dʒɛtto] 1.sostantivo maschile1) (cosa materiale) object, item, thing2) (di dibattito, pensiero) subjectessere oggetto di — to be the subject of [ ricerca]; to be the object of [brama, odio, amore]; to be singled out for [ inchiesta]
essere oggetto di scherno, di critiche da parte di qcn. — to be held up to scorn by sb., to come under attack from sb.
3) (scopo) purpose, object"oggetto: risposta alla vostra lettera del..." — (in una lettera) "re: your letter of..."
4) ling. filos. object2.aggettivo invariabiledonna oggetto, uomo oggetto — woman, man as an object
- i smarriti — (alla stazione) lost and found, lost property
* * *oggetto/od'dʒεtto/I sostantivo m.1 (cosa materiale) object, item, thing2 (di dibattito, pensiero) subject; essere oggetto di to be the subject of [ ricerca]; to be the object of [brama, odio, amore]; to be singled out for [ inchiesta]; essere oggetto di controversia to be controversial; essere oggetto di scherno, di critiche da parte di qcn. to be held up to scorn by sb., to come under attack from sb.; essere oggetto di conversazione to be a conversation piece3 (scopo) purpose, object; "oggetto: risposta alla vostra lettera del..." (in una lettera) "re: your letter of..."4 ling. filos. object; complemento oggetto direct objectdonna oggetto, uomo oggetto woman, man as an objectoggetto volante non identificato unidentified flying object; - i smarriti (alla stazione) lost and found, lost property. -
2 introvabile
impossible to find* * *introvabile agg. unfindable, unobtainable; not to be found: ormai è un modello introvabile, now it's an unobtainable model; il direttore oggi è introvabile, the boss can't be found today.* * *[intro'vabile]aggettivo [persona, luogo, indirizzo] untraceable* * *introvabile/intro'vabile/[persona, luogo, indirizzo] untraceable; quel libro è introvabile that book is impossible to find; un oggetto introvabile an unobtainable object; il ladro rimane introvabile the thief has still not been found. -
3 oggetti smarriti
lost property sg Brit, lost-and-found sg Am1) (di disputa, discorso, studio) subject, (di sogni, pensieri) objectessere oggetto di — (critiche, controversia) to be the subject of, (odio, pietà) to be the object of
2) (di attività, contratto) object, purpose3)oggetto... — re...4) Gramm, Filosofia object -
4 oggetti smarriti
lost property sg Brit, lost-and-found sg Am1) (di disputa, discorso, studio) subject, (di sogni, pensieri) objectessere oggetto di — (critiche, controversia) to be the subject of, (odio, pietà) to be the object of
2) (di attività, contratto) object, purpose3)oggetto... — re...4) Gramm, Filosofia object -
5 ridire
ridire v.tr.1 ( dire di nuovo) to say* again; to tell* again: dobbiamo dirglielo e ridirglielo, we have to tell him over and over again2 ( riferire) to repeat; ( raccontare) to tell*, to express: ridice tutto al maestro, he repeats everything to the teacher; ridire un segreto, to tell a secret3 ( obiettare) to object to (s.o., sthg.); to find* fault with (s.o., sthg.); to find* a blemish in (sthg.): ha sempre da ridire su ciò che faccio, he always finds fault with what I do; non trovò niente da ridire, he found nothing to object to; trova da ridire sul mio vestito, he objects to my dress.* * *[ri'dire]verbo transitivo1) (ripetere) to tell* [sth.] again2) (criticare)avere o trovare qualcosa da ridire su qcs. to find fault with sth.; non avere nulla da ridire — to have no complaints o nothing to say
3) (riferire) to repeat* * *ridire/ri'dire/ [37]1 (ripetere) to tell* [sth.] again; gliel'ho detto e ridetto mille volte I've told him over and over again2 (criticare) avere o trovare qualcosa da ridire su qcs. to find fault with sth.; non avere nulla da ridire to have no complaints o nothing to say3 (riferire) to repeat; non andare a ridire quello che ti ho raccontato don't go and repeat what I have told you.
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