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[ɪk'spens] 1.1) (cost) spesa f.to put sb. to expense — fare sostenere delle spese a qcn.
2) (cause for expenditure) spesa f.3) (loss)at the expense of — a scapito di [health, safety]
2.at sb.'s expense — [laugh, joke] alle spalle di qcn
to cover sb.'s expenses — [ sum] coprire le spese di qcn.
* * *[-s]1) (the spending of money etc; cost: I've gone to a lot of expense to educate you well.) spesa, costo2) (a cause of spending: What an expense clothes are!) spesa* * *[ɪk'spens] 1.1) (cost) spesa f.to put sb. to expense — fare sostenere delle spese a qcn.
2) (cause for expenditure) spesa f.3) (loss)at the expense of — a scapito di [health, safety]
2.at sb.'s expense — [laugh, joke] alle spalle di qcn
to cover sb.'s expenses — [ sum] coprire le spese di qcn.
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