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1 ♦ future
♦ future /ˈfju:tʃə(r)/A a.1 futuro; che verrà; venturo; per il futuro; per l'avvenire: future prospects, prospettive future (o per l'avvenire); future life, vita futura; for future use, da usare in futuro; per il futuroB n.1 [u] futuro; avvenire: to look to the future, guardare al futuro; for the future, per il futuro; per l'avvenire; in future, in futuro; d'ora innanzi; in the near [distant] future, nel prossimo [lontano] futuro; in the foreseeable future, nel prossimo futuro; an uncertain future, un futuro incerto; to plan for the future of sb., fare progetti per il futuro di q.; He has a great future in politics, ha un brillante avvenire nella vita politica; There is no future in this, è una cosa che non ha futuro● (comm.) future delivery, futura consegna □ (comm.: di prodotto) future-proof, che non passerà di moda; intramontabile □ ( Borsa, fin.) future price, prezzo (o corso) a termine. -
2 commodity
[kə'mɒdətɪ]1) comm. merce f., prodotto m.; (food) derrata f.a rare commodity — fig. una merce rara
2) econ. bene m. (economico)* * *[kə'modəti]plural - commodities; noun(an article which is bought or sold: soap, toothpaste and other household commodities.) articolo, prodotto* * *commodity /kəˈmɒdətɪ/n.1 (econ.) bene economico; prodotto di base; prodotto primario; materia prima; merce; derrata: basic commodities, prodotti fondamentali ( nell'economia d'un paese); agricultural commodities, prodotti agricoli; Software has become an important commodity, il software è diventato un prodotto economico importante3 convenienza; opportunità● (fin.) commodity broker, operatore di borsa merci □ (spec. USA) commodity economics, merceologia □ (fin.) commodity exchange, borsa merci □ (fin.) commodity futures, futures della Borsa Merci □ (econ.) commodity market, mercato dei prodotti; mercato delle materie prime □ commodity prices, corsi commerciali; prezzi all'ingrosso □ (econ.) commodity price index, indice dei prezzi all'ingrossoFALSI AMICI: commodity non significa comodità.* * *[kə'mɒdətɪ]1) comm. merce f., prodotto m.; (food) derrata f.a rare commodity — fig. una merce rara
2) econ. bene m. (economico)
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