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1 volantinaggio
volantinaggio s.m. distribution of leaflets, distribution of handbills: volantinaggio pubblicitario, distribution of advertising leaflets (o handbills); fare volantinaggio davanti a una fabbrica, to leaflet (o to distribute handbills) outside a factory.* * ** * *volantinaggiopl. -gi /volanti'naddʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.= distribution of leaflets; fare volantinaggio to leaflet. -
2 distribuire
distributepremi award, present* * *distribuire v.tr.1 ( ripartire) to distribute, to give* out; ( assegnare) to assign, to allot; to award; ( consegnare) to deliver, to hand out, to deal* out: distribuì tutto il suo denaro ai poveri, he gave all his money to the poor; distribuire il peso in modo uniforme, to distribute weight evenly; distribuire volantini, to give out leaflets; distribuire le carte, ( al gioco) to deal the cards; distribuire colpi a destra e sinistra, (anche fig.) to deal blows right and left; distribuire strette di mano, to shake hands all around; distribuire sorrisi, to smile (o to flash smiles) all round; distribuire doni, to deal out gifts; distribuire l'elemosina, to give alms; distribuire onoreficenze, to award (o to assign) honours; distribuire ordini, to distribute orders; distribuire le paghe, to hand out wages; distribuire le parti di una commedia, to cast the parts in a play (o to cast a play); distribuire la posta, to deliver the mail; distribuire premi, to distribute prizes; distribuire le provviste, to issue provisions // distribuire l'acqua, il gas, l'energia elettrica, to supply water, gas, electric power2 ( disporre, collocare) to distribute, to put*, to place, to arrange: distribuisci bene la vernice sulla parete, spread the paint carefully over the wall; dei soldati furono distribuiti lungo la strada, soldiers were stationed all along the road; i punti di controllo erano stati distribuiti lungo tutto il percorso, the checkpoints had been placed along the whole route; distribuire i libri negli scaffali, to place the books on the shelves.* * *[distribu'ire] 1.verbo transitivo1) (dare) to distribute, to give* out, to hand out [volantini, medicinali, regali]; to deliver [ posta]; to award [ premi]; (dispensare) to deal* out [ strette di mano]distribuire le carte — gioc. to deal (out the cards)
2) (ripartire) to share, to divide [somma, lavoro, oggetti]3) (spargere) to spread* [ crema]4) comm. (vendere) [ persona] to distribute, to release [prodotto, film]; [ macchina] to dispense [biglietti, bevande]5) ing. to supply [acqua, calore]6) teatr. (assegnare)7) (disporre) to put*, to arrange2.verbo pronominale distribuirsi1) (ripartirsi) to be* distributed2) (durare) to stretch (su over)* * *distribuire/distribu'ire/ [102]1 (dare) to distribute, to give* out, to hand out [ volantini, medicinali, regali]; to deliver [ posta]; to award [ premi]; (dispensare) to deal* out [ strette di mano]; distribuire le carte gioc. to deal (out the cards)2 (ripartire) to share, to divide [ somma, lavoro, oggetti]3 (spargere) to spread* [ crema]4 comm. (vendere) [ persona] to distribute, to release [ prodotto, film]; [ macchina] to dispense [ biglietti, bevande]5 ing. to supply [ acqua, calore]7 (disporre) to put*, to arrangeII distribuirsi verbo pronominale1 (ripartirsi) to be* distributed2 (durare) to stretch ( su over). -
3 entrata
f entrancein parcheggio entrance, way inin un paese entryinformation technology input( guadagno) earningsentrata libera admission free* * *entrata s.f.1 ( l'entrare) entrance, entry, admission: entrata libera, admission (o admittance) free; l'entrata è dalle cinque alle otto, admission from five to eight; (teatr.) biglietto di entrata, admission ticket; lo applaudirono fin dall'entrata in scena, they were already applauding him on his first entrance; entrata in carica, entrance into office; fare un'entrata trionfale, to make a triumphant entry // l'entrata fallosa del terzino l'ha atterrato, the fullback's foul takle brought him down2 ( ingresso) entrance, entry: entrata principale, front (o main) entrance; entrata sul retro, back entrance; l'entrata della villa era maestosa, the entrance to the villa was majestic (o imposing); un lungo viale andava dal cancello all'entrata del palazzo, a long avenue led from the gate to the palace entrance; all' entrata del cinema distribuivano volantini, they were handing out leaflets at the entrance to the cinema; ci troveremo alle tre davanti all'entrata, we'll meet at three in front of the entrance3 ( lemma) entry4 (spec. pl.) ( reddito) income; ( guadagno) earning; ( proventi) revenue, receipts, takings: (amm.) entrate e uscite, debit and credit; entrate e uscite di cassa, cash receipts and payments // (econ.): entrate pubbliche, public (o government) revenue (o income); entrate straordinarie, additional (o extraordinary) receipts; entrate delle partite invisibili, invisible earnings; entrate dello stato, (government) revenue; entrate doganali, customs receipts; entrate erariali, revenue receipts; entrate e spese in bilancio, revenue and expenditure; entrate in natura, income in kind; entrate lorde, gross receipts; entrate nette, net receipts; entrate previste, estimated revenue5 (miner.) adit.* * *[en'trata]sostantivo femminile1) (ingresso) entrance (di to)"entrata" — "entrance", "way in" BE
2) (anticamera) hall, entry3) (l'entrare) entry, entrance; (di veicoli, merci) entry; (ammissione) admission"entrata libera" — "free admission o entry"
in entrata — [ merci] inward-bound
4) teatr. entrance5) (reddito)le -e — income, revenues; amm. receipts
6) sport tackle•entrata in carica — entrance into office, appointment
* * *entrata/en'trata/sostantivo f.2 (anticamera) hall, entry3 (l'entrare) entry, entrance; (di veicoli, merci) entry; (ammissione) admission; "entrata libera" "free admission o entry"; in entrata [ merci] inward-bound4 teatr. entrance6 sport tackleentrata in carica entrance into office, appointment; entrata in guerra entry into the war; entrata principale main entrance; entrata di servizio service entrance; entrata in vigore coming into effect. -
4 manifesto
1. adj obvious2. m poster* * *manifesto agg.1 (evidente) clear; obvious; plain; manifest; evident: verità manifesta, manifest (o plain) truth; errore manifesto, palpable error; la cosa è manifesta, the whole thing is quite clear (o obvious); fu manifesto a tutti che mentiva, it was plain to everybody that he was lying; rese manifeste le sue intenzioni, he made his intentions clear // furto manifesto, open theft2 (notorio) notorious, well-known: è un criminale manifesto, he is a notorious criminal; la sua fama di seduttore è manifesta, he's a notorious womanizer; è un fatto manifesto che il primo ministro non è ben visto dai grandi industriali, it's well-known that the big industrialists do not approve of the Premier◆ s.m.1 (pubblica dichiarazione di un programma) manifesto*: manifesto letterario, literary manifesto // (st.) il Manifesto dei Comunisti, the Communist Manifesto2 (avviso) bill; (affisso) poster, placard; (volantino) leaflet: manifesto pubblicitario, advertisement; il ministro fece stampare dei manifesti, the Minister had some leaflets printed; stanno attaccando dei manifesti elettorali, they are sticking up election posters // ( Borsa) manifesto di emissione, (di azioni, obbligazioni) prospectus3 (mar.) manifest: manifesto di carico, (ship's) manifest; manifesto di arrivo e partenza delle navi, sailing card.* * *[mani'fɛsto] manifesto (-a)1. agg(errore, verità) obvious, manifest, (fatto) well-knowni giornali hanno reso manifesto il suo rapporto con la mafia — the newspapers have uncovered his links with the Mafia
2. sm1) Letteratura, Arte, Pol manifesto2) (cartellone) poster, bill* * *I [mani'fɛsto]aggettivo manifest, evident, overtII [mani'fɛsto]sostantivo maschile1) poster, bill, placard2) (scritto programmatico) manifesto*3) mar. aer. manifest* * *manifesto1/mani'fεsto/manifest, evident, overt; segni -i d'impazienza evident signs of impatience; rendere manifesto to make known.————————manifesto2/mani'fεsto/sostantivo m.1 poster, bill, placard; manifesto pubblicitario advertisement; manifesto teatrale playbill2 (scritto programmatico) manifesto*3 mar. aer. manifest.
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