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1 item **** n
['aɪtəm](in list, catalogue, newspaper) articolo, (in bill, account) voce f, (on agenda) argomento or punto all'ordine del giorno, (in programme) numeroitems of clothing — capi mpl di abbigliamento
the next item on the agenda is... — il prossimo punto all'ordine del giorno è...
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2 ■ come on
■ come onA v. i. + avv.2 essere in arrivo; cominciare; arrivare; venire: I've a bad cold coming on, mi sta venendo un brutto raffreddore; A hurricane was coming on, c'era un uragano in arrivo; There's a good film coming on at the Odeon, all'Odeon è in arrivo (o in programmazione) un bel film; Then it came on to rain, poi ha cominciato (o si è messo) a piovere3 ► come along, def. 410 (all'imper.) coraggio!; forza!; dài!: Come on, jump!, coraggio, salta!; Come on, Arsenal!, forza Arsenal!11 (all'imper.) su, avanti!; sbrigati!; dài!; insomma!: Come on, we're late!, sbrigati, siamo in ritardo!12 (all'imper.) ma va'!; andiamo!; figurati!13 (mil.) avanzare14 (con on rafforzativo: è idiom.): Come on in!, entra pure!; avanti!; Come on up!, vieni su, dài!; Come on to bed!, su, vieni a letto!15 – to come on to, passare a ( discutere, considerare, ecc.): Let's come on to the next item on the agenda, passiamo al punto seguente dell'ordine del giorno16 (fam.) – to come on to ( USA, to come on with), fare delle avances a; tentare un approccio con; provarci conB v. i. + prep.1 incontrare per caso; imbattersi in; trovare per caso; scoprire2 capitare a; colpire3 to come on dark, farsi buio; farsi notte, venire notte □ (naut.) to come on demurrage, entrare in controstallia □ (fam.) to come on strong, andar giù pesante (fam.); avere la mano pesante (fig.); passare il segno, esagerare; ( sport) ripartire alla grande □ (fam.) to come on strong to a girl, fare delle avances pesanti a una ragazza □ My son is fifteen, coming on sixteen, mio figlio va per i sedici. -
3 ■ go on to
■ go on tov. i. + avv. + prep.1 continuare il viaggio fino a; arrivare fino a: I'll go on to the station, arrivo fino alla stazione2 passare a; mettersi a: Let's go on to the next item on the agenda, passiamo al punto successivo dell'ordine del giorno.
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