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1 inoperative
[ɪn'ɒpərətɪv]aggettivo inoperante* * *inoperative /ɪnˈɒpərətɪv/a.1 inattivo; inutilizzato* * *[ɪn'ɒpərətɪv]aggettivo inoperante -
2 inoperative in·op·era·tive adj
[ɪn'ɒp(ə)rətɪv](plan, rule) inoperante -
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[ɒf]1. adv1)(distance, time)
the game was/is three days off — la gara era dopo/è fra tre giorni5 km off (the road) — a 5 km (dalla strada)
it's a long way off — è molto lontano
2)I must be off — devo andareoff we go — via, partiamo
he's off to Paris tonight — parte per Parigi stasera
3)5% off Comm — sconto del 5%4)to take a day off — prendersi una giornata di vacanzaI'm off on Fridays — il venerdì non lavoro
5)off and on, on and off — di tanto in tantoright or straight off — subito
2. adj1)to be off — (machine, light, engine) essere spento (-a), (water, gas, tap) essere chiuso (-a)2) (cancelled) sospeso (-a), (Brit: not available: in restaurant) finito (-a)I'm afraid the chicken is off — purtroppo il pollo è finito
3) (not fresh) andato (-a) a malethat's a bit off, isn't it? fig fam — non è molto carino, vero?
4)how are you off for cash? — come stai a soldi?
5)3. prep1) (indicating motion, removal) dahe knocked £20 off the price fam — mi ha fatto uno sconto di 20 sterline
2)his flat is somewhere off Baker Street — il suo appartamento è dalle parti di Baker Street3)4. nfrom the off fam — dall'inizio
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inoperative — in‧op‧e‧ra‧tive [ɪnˈɒprətɪv ǁ ɪnˈɑː ] adjective formal 1. MANUFACTURING a machine or piece of equipment that is inoperative is not working or is not in a good enough condition to work: • A power cut rendered 1000 ATMs inoperative. 2 … Financial and business terms
inoperative — in·op·er·a·tive /i nä pə rə tiv/ adj: having no force or effect an inoperative will Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. inoperative … Law dictionary
Inoperative — In*op er*a*tive, a. [Pref. in not + operative.] Not operative; not active; producing no effects; as, laws renderd inoperative by neglect; inoperative remedies or processes … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
inoperative — 1630s, from IN (Cf. in ) (1) not, opposite of + OPERATIVE (Cf. operative) … Etymology dictionary
inoperative — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not working or taking effect … English terms dictionary
inoperative — [in äp′ər ə tiv, in äp′ər āt΄iv] adj. not operative; not working; not functioning; without effect … English World dictionary
inoperative — adjective Date: circa 1631 not operative: as a. not functioning < an inoperative clock > b. having no effect or force < an inoperative law > • inoperativeness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
inoperative — inoperativeness, n. /in op euhr euh tiv, op reuh tiv, op euh ray tiv/, adj. 1. not operative; not in operation. 2. without effect: inoperative remedies. 3. no longer in effect; void; canceled: The earlier rule is now inoperative. [1625 35; IN 3 + … Universalium
inoperative — in|op|e|ra|tive [ınˈɔpərətıv US ınˈa: ] adj formal 1.) a machine that is inoperative is not working, or is not in working condition 2.) a system or a law that is inoperative does not work any more or cannot be made to work … Dictionary of contemporary English
inoperative — adjective formal 1 a machine that is inoperative is not working, or is not in working condition 2 a system or a law that is inoperative is not working or cannot be made to work … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
inoperative — adjective 1) the fan is inoperative Syn: defective, out of order, out of service, down, unserviceable, unusable, inoperable, bust/busted, out of action, shot, broken, faulty, on the blink, on the fritz, out of commission, acting up … Thesaurus of popular words