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21 l'allargamento della UE ad altri paesi
l'allargamento della UE ad altri paesithe opening of the EU to include other countries.\Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > l'allargamento della UE ad altri paesi
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22 le sue responsabilità di presidente includono...
le sue responsabilità di presidente includono...his responsibilities as chairman include...\Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > le sue responsabilità di presidente includono...
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23 lista
f ( elenco) list( striscia) striplista d'attesa waiting listin lista d'attesa on the waiting list, wait-listedcivil aviation on standbylista dei vini wine list* * *lista s.f.1 strip, stripe, band: una lista di carta, a strip of paper; una lista di legno, a strip of wood; una borsa fatta di liste di cuoio cucite, a bag made of strips of leather sewn together2 (elenco) list; roll; schedule; (dei turni di servizio) roster: lista dei passeggeri, passenger list (o waybill o manifest); lista delle spese, shopping list; lista degli invitati, guest list; lista (di) nozze, wedding (present) list; lista della lavanderia, laundry list; lista delle vivande, menu; mettere in lista, to include in a list; fare, compilare una lista, to make a list; fa una lista di ciò che devi comprare, make a list of the things you have to buy; il suo nome è ormai nella lista nera, (fig.) his name is now on the blacklist // (pol.): lista dei candidati, list of candidates (o amer. slate o ticket); lista elettorale, Electoral Register (o roll o amer. list of voters) // (comm.): lista delle merci, list of goods (o waybill); lista dei prezzi, price list; lista di carico, loading list; lista di imballaggio, packing list // (econ.): lista di mercato, market schedule; lista delle esportazioni, delle importazioni, export, import list // (amm.): lista di collocamento, employment list; lista civile, civil list // (dir.): lista dei giurati, list of jurors (o jury list); formare la lista dei giurati, to impanel the jury // (ferr., tel.) lista di protezione, guard strip3 (inform.) list; repertory: lista di controllo di accesso, access control list (abbr. ACL); lista di verifica, checklist; lista di opzioni, (proposte all'operatore) menu.* * *['lista]sostantivo femminile1) (striscia) (di stoffa, carta, cuoio) strip, band2) (elenco) listcompilare o fare una lista to draw up o make a list; essere in cima alla lista — to be at the head o top of the list (anche fig.)
3) pol. (di candidati) list BE, ticket AE, slate AE•lista elettorale — electoral register o roll
lista nera — blacklist, hit list
* * *lista/'lista/sostantivo f.1 (striscia) (di stoffa, carta, cuoio) strip, band2 (elenco) list; essere sulla lista to be on the list; compilare o fare una lista to draw up o make a list; essere in cima alla lista to be at the head o top of the list (anche fig.)lista d'attesa waiting list; lista di controllo checklist; lista elettorale electoral register o roll; lista nera blacklist, hit list; lista nozze wedding list; lista dei vini wine list. -
24 mettere nel novero dei propri amici
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > mettere nel novero dei propri amici
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25 specificazione
specificazione s.f. specification (anche dir.); detailed note, itemized list: specificazione del lavoro, delle mansioni, job specification; (comm.) la fattura deve contenere la specificazione delle merci vendute e dei relativi prezzi, the invoice must include a detailed list of the goods sold and their prices; (dir.) specificazione di cose, ( nella vendita generica) identification of goods // (gramm.) complemento di specificazione, genitive case.* * *[spetʃificat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) specification (anche dir.)2) ling.* * *specificazione/spet∫ificat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 specification (anche dir.)2 ling. complemento di specificazione possessive phrase. -
26 carabiniere sm
[karabi'njɛre]See:Cultural note: Carabinieri Originally part of the armed forces, the Carabinieri are police who now have civil as well as military duties, such as maintaining public order. They include paratroop units and mounted divisions and report to either the Minister of the Interior or the Minister of Defence, depending on the function they are performing. -
27 comprendere vt irreg
[kom'prɛndere]1) (includere) to include, (contenere) to comprise, consist of2) (capire) to understand -
28 includere vt irreg
[in'kludere]includere (in) — (accludere) to enclose (in), (comprendere) to include (in)
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29 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. -
30 sessantotto
sm[sessan'tɔtto] Cultural note: sessantotto Sessantotto refers to 1968, the year of student protests. Originating in France, unrest soon spread to other industrialized countries including Italy. What began as a purely student concern gradually came to include other parts of society and led to major political and social change. Among the changes that resulted from the protests were reform of schools and universities and the referendum on divorce. -
31 comprensivo
comprensivo agg. 1. ( indulgente) compréhensif, indulgent: i miei genitori sono sempre stati molto comprensivi nei miei riguardi mes parents ont toujours été très compréhensifs à mon égard. 2. ( che include) comprenant (di qcs. qqch.): un conto comprensivo di tutte le spese une note comprenant tous les frais; il prezzo è comprensivo delle spese di trasporto le prix comprend les frais de transport, les frais de transport sont inclus dans le prix. -
32 includere
includere v.tr. (pres.ind. inclùdo; p.rem. inclùsi; p.p. inclùso) 1. ( comprendere) inclure, comprendre: il prezzo include il soggiorno e il volo le prix comprend le vol et le séjour. 2. ( inserire) inclure, insérer: includere un nome in una lista insérer un nom dans une liste. 3. ( accludere) inclure, joindre: includere qcs. in una lettera joindre qqch. à une lettre. -
33 lemmatizzare
lemmatizzare v.tr. to include in a word list, to enter (a word). -
34 repertoriare
repertoriare v.tr. ( includere in un repertorio) to list, to index, to include in a catalogue, to put* in a catalogue. -
35 abbracciare
[abbrat'tʃare]1. vt1) (persona) to embrace, hugti abbraccio — (in una lettera) lots of love
2) (professione) to take up, (fede) to embrace3) (includere) to include2. vr (abbracciarsi)(uso reciproco) to hug o embrace (one another) -
36 aggregare
[aɡɡre'ɡare]1. vtaggregare qn a qc — to include sb in sth, (a un club) to admit sb to sth
2. vr (aggregarsi)aggregarsi (a) — to join, (a un club) to become a member of
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37 comprendere
vt irreg [kom'prɛndere]1) (includere) to include, (contenere) to comprise, consist of2) (capire) to understand -
38 contare
[kon'tare]1. vt1) (calcolare, enumerare) to countli ho contati, sono quindici — I've counted them, there are fifteen
le telefonate non si contavano più — I (o you ecc) couldn't keep count of the telephone calls
ha i giorni contati; ha le ore contate — his days are numbered
amici così si contano sulla punta delle dita — you can count the number of friends like that on the fingers of one hand
2) (considerare) to include, count (in), considersenza contare — (senza includere) not counting, (senza parlare di) not to mention
eravamo in dieci, senza contare i professori — there were ten of us, not counting the teachers
contare di fare qc — to intend to do sth, to think of
3) (fam : raccontare) to tell1) (calcolare) to count2)contare su qn/qc — to count on sb/sth, rely on sb/sth3) (avere importanza) to count, matter, be of importance -
39 includere
vt irreg [in'kludere]includere (in) — (accludere) to enclose (in), (comprendere) to include (in)
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40 sessantotto
sm[sessan'tɔtto] Cultural note: sessantotto Sessantotto refers to 1968, the year of student protests. Originating in France, unrest soon spread to other industrialized countries including Italy. What began as a purely student concern gradually came to include other parts of society and led to major political and social change. Among the changes that resulted from the protests were reform of schools and universities and the referendum on divorce.
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