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81 strettamente
closelytenere qualcosa strettamente ( in mano) clutch something (in one's hand)* * *strettamente avv.1 tight (ly); fast: lo teneva strettamente, she held him tight; legare qlco. strettamente, to tie sthg. tight (ly) (o fast); strettamente collegato, closely connected (o linked)2 ( rigorosamente) strictly: strettamente parlando, strictly speaking; osservare le regole strettamente, to observe the rules strictly; non è strettamente necessario, it's not strictly necessary3 ( assolutamente) absolutely: spese strettamente necessarie, expenses which are absolutely necessary.* * *[stretta'mente]1) (saldamente) [ legato] tight(ly)2) fig. [legato, imparentato] closely3) (rigorosamente) [confidenziale, personale, riservato] strictly* * *strettamente/stretta'mente/1 (saldamente) [ legato] tight(ly)2 fig. [legato, imparentato] closely3 (rigorosamente) [confidenziale, personale, riservato] strictly; in via strettamente confidenziale in strict(est) confidence. -
82 tendere
1. v/t molla, elastico, muscoli stretchcorde del violino tightenmano hold out, stretch outfig trappola laytendere un braccio per fare qualcosa reach out to do somethingtendere le braccia a qualcuno hold one's arms out to someone2. v/i: tendere a ( aspirare a) aim at( essere portati a) tend to( avvicinarsi a) verge on* * *tendere v.tr.1 ( porgere, protendere) to stretch (out), to hold* out: tese la mano e lo acchiappò, he stretched out his hand and caught it; vi tese la mano, he held out his hand to you; tendere le braccia per prendere qlco., to stretch out one's arms for sthg.; tendere il collo, to stretch one's neck // tendere gli orecchi, (fig.) to prick up one's ears2 ( mettere in tensione) to tighten, to pull, to stretch: tendere l'arco, to stretch the bow; tendere una corda, to pull a cord taut; tendere una fune fino a romperla, to tighten a rope until it breaks; tendere le funi, le redini, to tighten the ropes, the reins3 ( predisporre) to prepare, to lay*, to set*: tendere un agguato, to prepare an ambush; tendere un tranello, to set a trap; tendere un'insidia, to lay a snare // tendere le reti, to lay the nets, (fig.) to set a trap◆ v. intr.1 ( essere inclinato) to tend; to incline, to be inclined, to be prone: tendo a credergli, I am inclined to believe him; tende a esagerare ogni cosa, he tends to exaggerate everything; il tempo tende al bello, the weather is tending to get nicer; l'arte moderna tende ad allontanarsi dalla tradizione, modern art is tending to move away from tradition; tende a ingrassare, he is inclined to grow fat; le sue condizioni di salute tendono a peggiorare, his health is tending to deteriorate // un colore che tende al rosso, a colour verging on red // questa salsa tende all'acido, this sauce is almost sour // (econ.): i salari tendono ad aumentare, wages tend to increase; la situazione economica tende a migliorare, the economic situation is getting better; i costi tendono a crescere, diminuire, costs are moving upward, downward // (mat.) tendere a zero, to vanish2 ( mirare) to aim (at sthg., to do sthg.): tende a farsi conoscere, he aims to make himself known; il suo intervento tendeva a modificare la situazione, his intervention was intended to improve matters; tutti i suoi sforzi tendono a uno scopo preciso, all his efforts are directed (o aimed) at one precise goal.* * *1. ['tɛndere]vb irreg vt1) (mettere in tensione: corda) to tighten, pull tight, (elastico, muscoli) to stretch, (tessuto) to stretch, pull o draw tighttendere la mano — to hold out one's hand, (fig : chiedere l'elemosina) to beg, (aiutare) to lend a helping hand
2. vitendere a qc/a fare qc — (aver la tendenza) to tend towards sth/to do sth, (mirare a) to aim at sth/to do sth
tutti i nostri sforzi sono tesi a... — all our efforts are geared towards...
* * *['tɛndere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (tirare) to stretch, to strain, to tighten [corda, filo]; to stretch [elastico, pelle]; to extend, to stretch [ molla]; to tense, to tighten [ muscolo]; to draw [ arco]tendere il collo — to extend o crane one's neck
2) (allungare, stendere)tendere le braccia verso qcn. — to hold out one's arms to sb.
tendere la mano a qcn. — fig. to hold sb.'s hand, to lend o give sb. a helping hand
3) (preparare) to lay*, to set* [trappola, rete]2.tendere un'imboscata o un agguato a qcn. to ambush o waylay sb., to set up an ambush for sb.; tendere una trappola o un tranello a qcn. — fig. to lay o set a trap for sb., to dig a pit for sb
tendere al rialzo, al ribasso — econ. to trend up, lower
tendere politicamente a destra, sinistra — to lean o have leanings to the right, left
2) (mirare a)tendere a — to strive for [obiettivo, ideale]
tendere verso — to aim to [perfezione, assoluto]
i provvedimenti tendono a ridurre la pressione fiscale — the measures are intended to reduce the tax burden
tendere a — to approach [valore, cifra]; to tend to [zero, infinito]
tendere al verde, al nero — to be greenish, blackish
un giallo che tende all'arancione — a yellow verging on orange, an orangy yellow
tendere a fare — to tend to do, to be prone to do o doing
tende a ingrassare — he tends o has the tendency to put on weight
••tendere l'orecchio — to cock an ear, to keep an ear cocked, to strain one's ears
* * *tendere/'tεndere/ [10]1 (tirare) to stretch, to strain, to tighten [corda, filo]; to stretch [elastico, pelle]; to extend, to stretch [ molla]; to tense, to tighten [ muscolo]; to draw [ arco]; tendere il collo to extend o crane one's neck2 (allungare, stendere) tendere le braccia verso qcn. to hold out one's arms to sb.; tendere la mano to hold out one's hand; tendere la mano a qcn. fig. to hold sb.'s hand, to lend o give sb. a helping hand3 (preparare) to lay*, to set* [trappola, rete]; tendere un'imboscata o un agguato a qcn. to ambush o waylay sb., to set up an ambush for sb.; tendere una trappola o un tranello a qcn. fig. to lay o set a trap for sb., to dig a pit for sb.(aus. avere)1 (essere orientato) tendere al rialzo, al ribasso econ. to trend up, lower; tendere politicamente a destra, sinistra to lean o have leanings to the right, left; il tempo tende al bello the weather is getting better2 (mirare a) tendere a to strive for [obiettivo, ideale]; tendere verso to aim to [perfezione, assoluto]; i provvedimenti tendono a ridurre la pressione fiscale the measures are intended to reduce the tax burden3 (avvicinarsi a) tendere a to approach [valore, cifra]; to tend to [zero, infinito]; tendere al verde, al nero to be greenish, blackish; un giallo che tende all'arancione a yellow verging on orange, an orangy yellow4 (avere tendenza a) tendere a fare to tend to do, to be prone to do o doing; tende a ingrassare he tends o has the tendency to put on weighttendere l'orecchio to cock an ear, to keep an ear cocked, to strain one's ears. -
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84 a testa alta
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85 aggrapparsi vr
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86 camminare vi
[kammi'nare]1) (gen) to walkcamminare a carponi o a quattro zampe — to go on all fours, crawl
cammina cammina, siamo arrivati — after a long walk, we arrived
cammina! — (spicciati) come on!, (levati di torno) go away!
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87 carica sf
['karika] carica (-che)(ufficio, funzione) position, officericoprire o rivestire una carica — to hold a position
rimanere in carica per... — to hold office for...
entrare/essere in carica — to come into/be in office
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88 consiglio sm
[kon'siʎʎo] consiglio (-gli)1) advice no plun consiglio — some advice, a piece of advice
ti do due consigli... — I'll give you two bits of advice...
seguire il consiglio o i consigli di qn — to take sb's advice
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89 elezioni anticipate
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91 morsa sf
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92 palio sm
['paljo] palio (-li)(Storia: drappo) (prize) bannerSee:Cultural note: Palio The Palio is a horse race which takes place in a number of Italian towns, the most famous being the "Palio di Siena". The Tuscan race dates back to the thirteenth century; nowadays it is usually held twice a year, on 2 July and 16 August, in the Piazza del Campo. Ten of the 17 city districts or "contrade" take part; the winner is the first horse to complete the course, whether or not it still has its rider. The race is preceded by a procession of "contrada" members in historical dress. -
93 parlamento sm
[parla'mento]See:Cultural note: parlamento The Italian constitution, which came into force on 1 January 1948, states that the Parlamento has legislative power. It is made up of two chambers, the "Camera dei deputati" and the "Senato". There are 630 deputies and 315 elected senators, plus life senators who include all former presidents as well as five distinguished members of the public. Parliamentary elections are held every five years. -
94 pregiudizio sm
[predʒu'dittsjo] pregiudizio (-zi)(opinione errata) prejudice, (superstizione) superstitionavere dei pregiudizi contro o nei confronti di qn — to be prejudiced o biased against sb
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95 sagra sf
['saɡra]festival, feastCultural note: sagra A sagra is a rural festival held in the open air with folk music, dancing and games. Many sagre are based around one or more culinary specialities, which can usually be sampled in the various booths. These festivals normally take place during the summer months. -
96 Sanremo sm
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97 senato sm
[se'nato]1) Storia senate2)See:Cultural note: Senato The Senato is the upper house of the Italian parliament, with similar functions to the "Camera dei deputati". Candidates must be at least 40 years of age and electors must be 25 or over. Elections are held every five years. Former heads of state become senators for life, as do five distinguished members of the public who are chosen by the head of state for their scientific, social, artistic or literary achievements. The chamber is presided over by the "Presidente del Senato", who is elected by the senators. -
98 testa sf
['tɛsta]1) (gen) Anat heada testa bassa — (correre) headlong, (con aria dimessa) with head bowed
15 euro a testa — 15 euros apiece o a head o per person
testa della racchetta Tennis — racket head
2) (fig : cervello) head, brain(s)usare la testa — to use one's head o brains
ha poca testa per la matematica — he hasn't got much of a head for maths Brit o math Am
3) (parte anteriore: di treno, processione) front, head, (di colonna militare) head, (di pagina, lista) top, headessere in testa — (pilota, ciclista) to be in the lead, be the leader
essere in testa alla classifica — (pilota, ciclista) to be number one, (squadra) to be top of the league, (disco) to be top of the charts, be number one
essere alla testa di qc — (società) to be the head of, (esercito) to be at the head of
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99 traduttore elettronico
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100 dibattimento
dibattimento s.m.1 ( discussione) debate, discussion: (pol.) dibattimento a porte chiuse, debate held in camera (o secret session)2 (dir.) trial, hearing.
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