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1 immagine
f image* * *immagine s.f.1 image: l'immagine di un soggetto riflessa in uno specchio, the image of an object reflected in a mirror; vedere la propria immagine riflessa nell'acqua, to see one's reflection in the water; quel ragazzo è proprio l'immagine di suo padre, (fig.) that boy is the very image (o picture) of his father; è l'immagine della salute, he is the picture of health; le immagini che avete visto sono tratte da un film, the pictures you have seen are taken from a film; il documentario mostra immagini drammatiche, the documentary shows images that are dramatic // a immagine di qlcu., in the likeness of s.o. (o like s.o.)2 (figura disegnata) figure; (illustrazione) picture, illustration: un libro ricco di immagini, a book full of illustrations3 (sacra) (sacred) image: l'immagine della Vergine, di un santo, the image of the Virgin, of a Saint4 (figura, impressione nella mente) image; mental picture, idea, impression: agitato dall'immagine di una possibile disgrazia, upset by the idea of a possible accident; rivide le immagini della sua fanciullezza, he saw again pictures (o images) of his childhood; ho cancellato anche la sua immagine, I have blotted out even her memory (o image)5 (similitudine) image, metaphor, simile; figure of speech: una poesia piena di immagini, a poem full of images; le immagini dantesche, Dantean imagery6 (fis., fot.) image; (tv) image, picture: (fis.) immagine reale, virtuale, virtual (o real) image; (tv) immagine spuria, ghost image7 (idea che si offre di sé) image: immagine pubblica, public image; le aziende curano la propria immagine, companies cultivate their image // (dir.) diritto all'immagine, right to privacy with regard to one's image8 (zool.) imago*9 (mat.) range.* * *[im'madʒine]sostantivo femminile1) image (anche cinem. telev.); fig. ( ritratto)2) (figura, disegno) image, picture; (illustrazione) illustration3) (rappresentazione) picture4) letter. image5) (modo di apparire) image•* * *immagine/im'madʒine/sostantivo f.1 image (anche cinem. telev.); fig. ( ritratto) è l'immagine di sua padre he is the image of his father; essere l'immagine della salute to be the picture of health2 (figura, disegno) image, picture; (illustrazione) illustration3 (rappresentazione) picture; Dio creò l'uomo a sua immagine e somiglianza God created Man in his own image4 letter. image5 (modo di apparire) imageimmagine votiva votive image. -
2 stampato
"pressed;Gepresst, Geformt;prensado"* * *m information technology printout, hard copy* * *stampato agg.1 printed: un opuscolo stampato, a printed brochure; foglio stampato, printed sheet of paper; tessuto stampato, printed material; un vestito ( di tessuto) stampato, a print dress // stampato alla macchia, printed secretly // parlare come un libro stampato, (fam.) to talk like a book2 (fig.) ( ben impresso) imprinted, impressed: avere un'immagine stampata nella memoria, to have an image imprinted on one's memory◆ s.m. (spec. pl.)1 printed matter [U]: l'affrancatura degli stampati, the postage for printed matter2 ( modulo) (printed) form* * *[stam'pato] stampato (-a)1. agg2. sm(opuscolo) leaflet, (modulo) form, Inform hard copy* * *[stam'pato] 1.participio passato stampare2.1) tip. tess. [immagine, testo, tessuto] printed3) elettron. [ circuito] printed4) fig. (impresso)3.quelle scene terribili erano -e per sempre nella loro memoria — those terrible scenes were imprinted on their memory forever
sostantivo maschile1) (opuscolo, modulo)-i — printed matter
2) (tessuto) print* * *stampato/stam'pato/→ stampareII aggettivo1 tip. tess. [immagine, testo, tessuto] printed3 elettron. [ circuito] printed4 fig. (impresso) quelle scene terribili erano -e per sempre nella loro memoria those terrible scenes were imprinted on their memory foreverIII sostantivo m.1 (opuscolo, modulo) -i printed matter2 (tessuto) print. -
3 inciso
inciso agg.1 incised2 ( arte) engraved3 (impresso) engraved, impressed: un'immagine incisa nella memoria, an image engraved in one's memory◆ s.m. (gramm.) parenthetic clause // per inciso, (incidentalmente) incidentally (o in passing).* * *[in'tʃizo] inciso (-a)1. ppSee:2. smGramm parenthesisper inciso — incidentally, by the way
* * *[in'tʃizo]sostantivo maschile ling. parenthesis*per inciso — incidentally, by the way
* * *inciso/in't∫izo/sostantivo m.ling. parenthesis*; per inciso incidentally, by the way. -
4 nitido
clearphotography sharp* * *nitido agg.1 ( pulito) clean and tidy: tutto era lindo e nitido in quella casa, everything was spick and span (o clean and tidy) in the house3 ( chiaro) clear, sharp: un'immagine nitida, a sharp image; un ricordo nitido, a clear memory; una voce nitida, a clear voice; ha uno stile nitido, he has a clear style.* * *['nitido]1) (ben delineato) [fotografia, colori] clear; [contorno, profilo] sharp2) (limpido) [cielo, aria] limpid* * *nitido/'nitido/1 (ben delineato) [fotografia, colori] clear; [contorno, profilo] sharp2 (limpido) [cielo, aria] limpid -
5 virtuale
adj virtualrealtà virtuale virtual reality(=di fatto) virtual(=potenziale) potentialutilità potenziale potential utility* * *virtuale agg.1 virtual: il vincitore virtuale di una gara, the virtual winner of a race2 (fis.) virtual: immagine virtuale, virtual image; particella virtuale, virtual particle; principio dei lavori virtuali, virtual work principle // (inform.): memoria virtuale, virtual memory; realtà virtuale, virtual reality3 (amm.) virtual.* * *[virtu'ale]1) (potenziale) [successo, risultato] potential2) filos. fis. inform. virtual* * *virtuale/virtu'ale/1 (potenziale) [successo, risultato] potential2 filos. fis. inform. virtual; realtà virtuale virtual reality.
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