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1 condomino
m owner-occupier, AE condo owner* * *condomino s.m. owner-occupier; joint owner, coowner.* * *[kon'dɔmino]sostantivo maschile (f. -a) flat owner, joint owner* * *condomino/kon'dɔmino/sostantivo m.(f. -a) flat owner, joint owner. -
2 comproprietario
* * *comproprietariopl. -ri /komproprje'tarjo, ri/sostantivo m.(f. -a) co-owner, joint owner, part owner. -
3 cointestatario sm/f
[kointesta'tarjo] cointestatario (-a)(di casa, auto) joint owner, (di conto bancario) joint account holder -
4 compossessore
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5 contitolare
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6 cointestatario
sm/f [kointesta'tarjo] cointestatario (-a)(di casa, auto) joint owner, (di conto bancario) joint account holder -
7 comproprietario sm/f
[komproprje'tarjo] comproprietario -ria, -ri, -rieDir joint owner -
8 condomino sm
[kon'domino] -
9 comproprietaria
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10 comproprietario
sm/f [komproprje'tarjo] comproprietario -ria, -ri, -rieDir joint owner -
11 condomino
sm [kon'domino] -
12 condominio
m ( comproprietà) joint ownershipedificio block of flats, AE condo* * *condominio s.m.1 joint ownership (anche dir.)2 ( edificio) condominium, block of owner-occupied flats: condominio di quattro piani, four-storey condominium; riunione di condominio, condominium meeting; amministrare un condominio, to administer a block of owner-occupied flats.* * *1) (immobile) block of flats, apartment block, apartment house AE, condominium AE2) dir. joint ownership* * *condominiopl. -ni /kondo'minjo, ni/sostantivo m.2 dir. joint ownership.
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