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1 singolo
1. adj individualcamera, letto single2. m individualsports singles* * *singolo agg.1 ( separato) single, individual, separate: ogni singolo libro, giorno, membro, every single book, day, member; camera singola, single room; conto corrente singolo, individual current account; firma singola, separate signature; (dir.) responsabilità singola, several liability2 ( unico) single, sole: non puoi basarti su un caso singolo, you cannot base your argument on a single case; documento in singola copia, document in single copy◆ s.m.1 ( individuo, uomo) individual: gli interessi, i diritti del singolo, the interests, the rights of the individual3 (tel.) single line.* * *['sinɡolo] singolo (-a)1. agg(gen) single, individualogni singolo caso — every single case, each case
2. sm1) (individuo) individual2) Tennis* * *['singolo] 1.1) (ciascuno) single, individual2) (unico) single, sole3) (per una persona) [camera, cabina, letto] single2.sostantivo maschile1) (persona) individual2) sport3) mus. single* * *singolo/'singolo/1 (ciascuno) single, individual2 (unico) single, sole; in copia -a in single copy3 (per una persona) [camera, cabina, letto] single1 (persona) individual2 sport singolo maschile men's singles3 mus. single. -
2 danno
"damage;Schaden;sinistro (seguro)"* * *m damage( a persona) harmrisarcire i danni a qualcuno compensate someone for the damagedanni pl all'ambiente environmental damage, damage to the environment* * *danno s.m.1 damage, harm, injury, detriment; ( derivante da perdita) loss: danno rilevante, heavy damage; nessun danno alle persone, no one was hurt (o there were no casualties); cagionare, causare un danno, to cause damage; recare danno a qlcu., to do s.o. harm (o an injury); i danni causati dalla tempesta furono rilevanti, the damage caused (o done) by the storm was very heavy; la siccità ha causato danni irreparabili all'agricoltura, the drought has caused irreparable damage to agriculture; quella campagna ha causato un danno irreparabile alla nostra causa, the campaign has done our cause irreparable damage (o harm); accertare, constatare i danni, to ascertain (o to check) the damage; essere esposto a danno, to be liable to damage; evitare un danno, to avoid damage; patire, subire un danno, to suffer damage (o a loss); preservarsi da un danno, to guard oneself against damage; ricuperare i danni, to recover damages; riparare il danno, to repair (o to make good) the damage (o to make good the loss); valutare i danni, to estimate the damage (o the losses); non tentare di ripararlo, fai solo danni!, don't try and repair it, you are only damaging it!; un attentato a danno del presidente, an attempt on the life of (o against) the president; continuava a lavorare sette giorni alla settimana a danno della propria salute, he continued to work seven days a week to the detriment of his health // a mio danno, to my prejudice; ( a mie spese) to my cost (o at my expense) // (dir.): danno diretto, immediate damage; danni liquidati, non liquidati, liquidated, unliquidated damages; domanda di danni, claim for damages; chiedere i danni a qlcu., to make a claim for damages to s.o. (o to claim damages from s.o.); in caso di perdita o danno, in case of loss or damage; responsabilità dei danni, liability for damages; il responsabile dei danni, the wrongdoer; avere diritto al risarcimento dei danni, to be entitled to damages; citare qlcu. per danni, to sue s.o. for damages (o to bring an action for damages against s.o.); condannare al risarcimento dei danni, to condemn to pay damages; pagare, risarcire i danni, to pay damages (o for the damage); danno ambientale, environmental damage; danno morale, moral damage; risarcimento del danno morale, (spec. amer.) solatium; danni punitivi, punitive (o exemplary) damages; danni di guerra, ( fra nazioni) reparations, ( a privati cittadini) war damages2 (letter.) grief, sorrow, trouble.* * *I ['danno] sm(gen) damage, (a persona) harm, injuryarrecare danno a qn — to harm sb, do sb harm
II ['danno] vbchiedere/risarcire i danni — to sue for/pay damages
See:* * *['danno]sostantivo maschile damage U (anche dir.); (a persona) harm, injuryfare, causare -i — to do, cause damage
i -i del gelo, dell'acqua — frost, water damage II danni m.pl. (indennizzo) damages
••* * *danno/'danno/I sostantivo m.damage U (anche dir.); (a persona) harm, injury; fare, causare -i to do, cause damage; subire un danno to come to harm; i -i del gelo, dell'acqua frost, water damage II danni m.pl. (indennizzo) damages; citare per -i to sue for damages; chiedere (il risarcimento de)i -i to claim for damagesaggiungere la beffa al danno to add insult to injury\danno materiale damage to property; danno morale moral damages. -
3 iscrivere
registera gare, concorsi enter (a for, in)education enrol(l) (a at)* * *iscrivere v.tr.1 (a scuola, esame, associazione, competizione ecc.) to enrol (l), to enter: devo iscriverti a questa gara?, shall I enter you (o your name) for this match?; ho iscritto mio figlio a questo esame, I have entered my son for this examination; iscrivere qlcu. a un club, to enrol s.o. as a member of a club; iscrivere una persona, un nome su una lista, to enter a person, a name on a list2 (registrare) to record, to register; to enter, to book: la storia iscriverà il suo nome fra i grandi uomini di quel paese, history will record his name among the great men of that country // (dir.): iscrivere un'ipoteca, to register a mortgage; iscrivere una causa a ruolo, to enter a case for trial // (trib.) iscrivere (beni) nei ruoli dell'imposta, to list (goods) // (comm.): iscrivere all'attivo, to book (o enter) in the assets; iscrivere al passivo, to book (o enter) as a liability; iscrivere le spese di esercizio a bilancio, to enter operating expenses in the budget3 (scrivere, scolpire) to inscribe, to engrave: il suo nome fu iscritto su una lastra di marmo, his name was inscribed on a marble slab // iscrivere qlco. nella memoria di qlcu., to engrave sthg. on s.o.'s memory4 (mat.) to inscribe.◘ iscriversi v.rifl. to enter (sthg.); to enter one's name (for sthg.); to enrol (l) oneself; to join (sthg.): mi sono iscritto all'esame di latino, I have enrolled for the Latin examination; iscrivere all'università, to matriculate; iscrivere a un concorso, to enter for a competition; iscrivere a un partito, to join (o to become a member of) a party; iscrivere a una scuola, to enrol in a school; iscrivere a un club, to join a club.* * *1. [is'krivere]vb irreg vt1) Scoliscrivere (a) — to register (in), enrol (in), (all'anagrafe) to register
2) Comm to enter2. vr (iscriversi)iscriversi a — (partito, club) to join, (gara) to enter, (concorso) to register o enter for, (corso) to enrol for, (università) to register o enrol at
* * *[is'krivere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (registrare) to enrol BE, to enroll AE [ allievo]; to register [ studente]iscrivere qcn. su una lista — to enter sb.'s name on a list
2) (incidere) to inscribe2.verbo pronominale iscriversi1) (farsi registrare) scol. to enrol BE, to enroll AE; univ. to register- rsi a — to join [club, sindacato, partito]
* * *iscrivere/is'krivere/ [87]1 (registrare) to enrol BE, to enroll AE [ allievo]; to register [ studente]; iscrivere qcn. su una lista to enter sb.'s name on a list2 (incidere) to inscribeII iscriversi verbo pronominale1 (farsi registrare) scol. to enrol BE, to enroll AE; univ. to register; - rsi all'università to reister at (a) university; - rsi a un esame to enter for an exam; - rsi a un corso to enrol on a course; - rsi a una gara to enter a competition; - rsi alle liste di collocamento to register as unemployed2 (diventare membro) - rsi a to join [ club, sindacato, partito].
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