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['aɪtəm]1) articolo m., oggetto m.2) inform. item m.3) amm. pol.4) giorn. rad. telev. notizia f. ( about su)news item — notizia, informazione
5) mus. brano m., pezzo m.; (in show) numero m.6) colloq. (couple)* * *1) (a separate object, article etc, especially one of a number named in a list: He ticked the items as he read through the list.) articolo2) (a separate piece of information or news: Did you see the item about dogs in the newspaper?) notizia* * *['aɪtəm]1) articolo m., oggetto m.2) inform. item m.3) amm. pol.4) giorn. rad. telev. notizia f. ( about su)news item — notizia, informazione
5) mus. brano m., pezzo m.; (in show) numero m.6) colloq. (couple) -
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['aɪtəm](in list, catalogue, newspaper) articolo, (in bill, account) voce f, (on agenda) argomento or punto all'ordine del giorno, (in programme) numeroitems of clothing — capi mpl di abbigliamento
the next item on the agenda is... — il prossimo punto all'ordine del giorno è...
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♦ item (1) /ˈaɪtəm/n.1 ( anche comm.) articolo; particolare; voce ( d'elenco, bilancio commerciale, fattura, ecc.); capo (d'abbigliamento): DIALOGO → - Clothes 2- How many items are you taking in?, quanti capi prende con sé?; item of clothing, capo di vestiario; the items of a catalogue, le voci di un catalogo; item of expenditure, voce di spesa● (rag.) the items of a balance sheet, le poste di un bilancio □ (rag.) items for collection, partite all'incasso □ items on the agenda, questioni (o punti) all'ordine del giorno.item (2) /ˈaɪtəm/avv.( nelle elencazioni) parimenti; altresì; anche.
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