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1 globalization
[ˌgləʊbəlaɪ'zeɪʃn] [AE -lɪ'z-]nome globalizzazione f.* * *globalization► to globalize* * *[ˌgləʊbəlaɪ'zeɪʃn] [AE -lɪ'z-]nome globalizzazione f. -
2 globalization glob·ali·za·tion n
[ˌɡləʊbəlaɪ'zeɪʃən]English-Italian dictionary > globalization glob·ali·za·tion n
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3 anti-globalization
[ˌæntɪgləʊbəlaɪ'zeɪʃn] [AE -lɪ'z-]nome antiglobalizzazione f.* * *anti-globalization /æntɪgləʊblaɪˈzeɪʃn/n. [u](polit.) anti-globalizzazione● anti-globalization protestor, (dimostrante) antiglobal; no global.* * *[ˌæntɪgləʊbəlaɪ'zeɪʃn] [AE -lɪ'z-]nome antiglobalizzazione f. -
4 anti-globalization adj
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5 (to) globalize
(to) globalize /gləʊbəlaɪˈz/v. t.(econ., fin.) globalizzare; mondializzareglobalizationn. [u]globalizzazione; mondializzazione: the globalization of markets, la globalizzazione dei mercati. -
6 (to) globalize
(to) globalize /gləʊbəlaɪˈz/v. t.(econ., fin.) globalizzare; mondializzareglobalizationn. [u]globalizzazione; mondializzazione: the globalization of markets, la globalizzazione dei mercati. -
7 ♦ virtue
♦ virtue /ˈvɜ:tʃu:/n. [cu]1 virtù; dote: Temperance is a virtue, la temperanza è una virtù; She seemed a paragon of virtue, sembrava la somma di tutte le virtù; Generosity is not one of her virtues, la generosità non fa parte delle sue doti2 vantaggio; merito (fig.): the virtues of globalization, i meriti della globalizzazione; The plan has the virtue of being very inexpensive, il piano ha il vantaggio di essere molto poco costoso4 (antiq.) virtù; castità● by (o in) virtue of, in virtù di; a causa di □ to make a virtue of st., approfittare di qc.: They decided to make a virtue of the situation and stayed in playing cards, hanno deciso di approfittare della situazione e sono rimasti in casa a giocare a carte □ to make a virtue of necessity, far di necessità virtù □ (antiq.) a woman of easy virtue, una donna di facili costumi □ (prov.) Virtue is its own reward, la virtù è premio a se stessa.
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