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1 riformare
military declare unfit* * *riformare v.tr.2 ( sottoporre a riforma) to reform, to amend: riformare una legge, to reform (o to amend) a law; riformare un ordine religioso, to reform a religious order; riformare la scuola, to introduce educational reforms; riformare un regola-mento, to reform a rule; riformare un contratto, to amend a contract3 (mil.) to reject.◘ riformarsi v.intr.pron. to re-form.* * *[rifor'mare]1. vt1) (formare di nuovo) to form again, re-form2) Rel, Pol to reform, (Mil : recluta) to declare unfit for military service, (soldato) to discharge, invalid out2. vip (riformarsi)(formarsi di nuovo) to form again, re-form* * *[rifor'mare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (formare di nuovo) to reform, to form [sth.] again2) (sottoporre a riforma) to reform [ amministrazione]3) mil. to declare [sb.] unfit for service, to invalid [sb.] out of the army2.* * *riformare/rifor'mare/ [1]1 (formare di nuovo) to reform, to form [sth.] again2 (sottoporre a riforma) to reform [ amministrazione]3 mil. to declare [sb.] unfit for service, to invalid [sb.] out of the armyII riformarsi verbo pronominale[ ghiaccio] to reform, to form again. -
2 congedare
dismissmilitary discharge* * *congedare v.tr.1 ( accomiatare) to take* leave of (s.o.), to say* goodbye to (s.o.); (servitù ecc.) to dismiss: congedare gli ospiti, to take leave of one's guests; mi hanno congedato bruscamente, they said goodbye to me unceremoniously; congedò il valletto e andò a dormire, he dismissed his servant and went to bed2 (mil.) to discharge: congedare qlcu., to discharge s.o. from the force.◘ congedarsi v.rifl.1 ( accomiatarsi) to take* one's leave (of s.o.), to say* goodbye: si congedò dai suoi amici, he took leave of his friends; è tempo di congedare, it's time to say goodbye2 (mil.) to be discharged: il contingente si congederà a marzo, the contingent will be discharged in March; congedare per motivi di salute, to take (o to go on) sick leave.* * *[kondʒe'dare]1. vt2. vr (congedarsi)congedarsi (da) — to take one's leave (of), (soldato) to be demobilized (from)
* * *[kondʒe'dare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (con un saluto) to say* goodbye to [ ospite]; (mandare via) to send* away [ ospite]; (dare il permesso di uscire) to dismiss [persona, classe]2) mil. to discharge [ soldato]2.verbo pronominale congedarsi1)-rsi da qcn. — to take leave of sb
2) mil. to be* discharged* * *congedare/kondʒe'dare/ [1]1 (con un saluto) to say* goodbye to [ ospite]; (mandare via) to send* away [ ospite]; (dare il permesso di uscire) to dismiss [persona, classe]2 mil. to discharge [ soldato]II congedarsi verbo pronominale1 -rsi da qcn. to take leave of sb.2 mil. to be* discharged. -
3 congedare
[kondʒe'dare]1. vt2. vr (congedarsi)congedarsi (da) — to take one's leave (of), (soldato) to be demobilized (from)
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4 riformare
[rifor'mare]1. vt1) (formare di nuovo) to form again, re-form2) Rel, Pol to reform, (Mil : recluta) to declare unfit for military service, (soldato) to discharge, invalid out2. vip (riformarsi)(formarsi di nuovo) to form again, re-form
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invalid — v. (BE) 1) (d; tr.) to invalid home 2) (d; tr.) to invalid out of (to be invalided out of the army) * * * [ˌɪnvə liːd] (BE) (d;tr.) to invalid home (d;tr.) to invalid out of (to be invalided out of the army) … Combinatory dictionary
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out of date — adjective 1) this design is out of date Syn: old fashioned, outmoded, out of fashion, unfashionable, frumpish, frumpy, outdated, dated, old, passé, behind the times, behindhand, obsolete, antiquated; informal out, old hat, square … Thesaurus of popular words
