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1 horizontal
[ˌhɒrɪ'zɒntl] [AE ˌhɔːr-] 1.aggettivo orizzontale2.nome orizzontale f.* * *[hori'zontl]adjective (at right angles to vertical; parallel to the horizon; lying level or flat: a horizontal line; a horizontal surface.) orizzontale* * *horizontal /hɒrɪˈzɒntl/A a.B n.● (tecn.) horizontal circle, rilevatore goniometrico □ (econ.) horizontal combination, concentrazione orizzontale □ (econ.) horizontal integration, integrazione orizzontale □ (mecc.) horizontal lathe, tornio orizzontale (o parallelo) □ (econ.) horizontal merger, fusione orizzontale □ (aeron.) horizontal rudder, timone di profondità ( di quota)horizontalityn. [u]l'essere orizzontale; orizzontalità ( raro)horizontallyavv.orizzontalmente.* * *[ˌhɒrɪ'zɒntl] [AE ˌhɔːr-] 1.aggettivo orizzontale2.nome orizzontale f. -
2 vertical
['vɜːtɪkl] 1. 2.nome verticale f.* * *['və:tikəl](standing straight up at right angles to the earth's surface, or to a horizontal plane or line; upright: The hillside looked almost vertical.) verticale* * *vertical /ˈvɜ:tɪkl/A a.(geom., astron., mecc., ecc.) verticale: the vertical axis, l'asse verticale; vertical line, linea verticale; vertical angles, angoli al vertice; vertical plane, piano verticale; vertical engine, motore verticaleB n.(geom.) linea (o piano) verticale; verticale: The tower inclines at about 4 degrees from the vertical, la torre è inclinata di circa 4 gradi rispetto alla verticale● vertical blinds, tende a bande verticali □ (econ.) a vertical organization, un'organizzazione (a struttura) verticale □ (astron.) vertical circle, circolo verticale □ (econ.) vertical combination, concentrazione verticale □ vertical drop, dislivello, strapiombo; ( sci) dislivello ( della pista) □ vertical fin, (zool.) pinna verticale; (aeron.) piano fisso verticale □ (econ.) vertical integration, integrazione verticale □ ( atletica) vertical jump, salto in alto □ (econ.) vertical merger, fusione verticale □ (econ., org. az.) vertical organization chart, organigramma verticale □ (aeron.) vertical rudder, timone di direzione □ (comput., TV) vertical scanner, scanner verticale □ (aeron.) vertical takeoff, decollo verticale □ (aeron.) vertical takeoff and landing (abbr. VTOL), decollo e atterraggio verticali □ (mecc.) vertical turret lathe, tornio verticale □ off the vertical, giù di squadro.* * *['vɜːtɪkl] 1. 2.nome verticale f.
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