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1 parentesi
f bracket( detto) fra parentesi by the byfig aprire una parentesi digress slightly* * *parentesi s.f.1 ( inciso) digression, aside: tra parentesi devo dirti che..., by the way (o incidentally) I must tell you that...; smettila di aprire continue parentesi e arriva al punto, stop beating about the bush and come to the point; chiudiamo questa parentesi e torniamo al discorso principale, let's bring this aside to a close and return to the main subject2 ( segno grafico) parenthesis*, bracket (anche mat.): parentesi aperta, chiusa, open, close bracket (o parentheses); parentesi quadre, tonde, square, round brackets (o parentheses); parentesi graffe, braces (o curly brackets o curly parentheses); mettere tra parentesi, to put in (o between) brackets; mettere una parola tra parentesi, to put a word between brackets (o to bracket a word); togliere le parentesi, to remove (the) brackets3 (fig.) interlude, interval, period: la parentesi delle vacanze mi ha lasciato tempo per riflettere, the interlude of the holidays gave me time to think about it; quei mesi rappresentano una parentesi felice della mia vita, I remember those months as a happy period in my life.* * *[pa'rɛntezi]sostantivo femminile invariabile1) (digressione) digressionaprire una parentesi — to make a digression, to digress
2) (segno tipografico) bracket, parenthesis*tra parentesi — in brackets o parenthesis
tra parentesi... — (a proposito) incidentally..., by the way...
mettere tra parentesi — to put in brackets, to bracket
aperta, chiusa parentesi — open, close bracket
3) (intervallo) interval, break•* * *parentesi/pa'rεntezi/f.inv.1 (digressione) digression; aprire una parentesi to make a digression, to digress2 (segno tipografico) bracket, parenthesis*; tra parentesi in brackets o parenthesis; tra parentesi... (a proposito) incidentally..., by the way...; mettere tra parentesi to put in brackets, to bracket; aperta, chiusa parentesi open, close bracket3 (intervallo) interval, break -
2 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. -
3 parentesi sf inv
[pa'rɛntezi](segno grafico) bracket, parenthesis, (digressione) digression, parenthesistra parentesi — in brackets, fig incidentally
fare una parentesi fig — to digress
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4 parentesi
sf inv [pa'rɛntezi](segno grafico) bracket, parenthesis, (digressione) digression, parenthesistra parentesi — in brackets, fig incidentally
fare una parentesi fig — to digress
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5 incidentale
( casuale) accidental( secondario) incidental* * *incidentale agg.1 (occasionale, casuale) accidental, occasional, casual2 (accessorio) incidental: spese incidentali, incidental expenses3 (dir.) interlocutory: sentenza incidentale, interlocutory judgment; eccezione incidentale, incidental plea4 (gramm.) parenthetic (al): proposizione incidentale, parenthesis.* * *[intʃiden'tale]1) (casuale) accidental, chance attrib.2) (marginale) incidental3) ling.* * *incidentale/int∫iden'tale/1 (casuale) accidental, chance attrib.2 (marginale) incidental3 ling. proposizione incidentale non-defining relative clause. -
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7 inciso
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