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1 fulcro
"scissor;Schierenzange;ciseaux;forma de x"* * *m fulcrum* * *fulcro s.m. (fis.) fulcrum* (anche fig.): fulcro della bilancia, scale fulcrum; il fulcro della questione, (fig.) the hub (o the crux) of the matter.* * *['fulkro]sostantivo maschile1) fis. fulcrum*2) fig. fulcrum*, hub, linchpin* * *fulcro/'fulkro/sostantivo m.1 fis. fulcrum*2 fig. fulcrum*, hub, linchpin. -
2 perno
"pin;Zapfen;ponta"* * *m pivot* * *perno s.m.1 (mecc.) pin, pivot, gudgeon: perno a forcella, forked pin; perno conico, tapered pin; perno di accoppiamento, coupling pin; perno di articolazione, trunnion; perno di banco, journal; perno di bloccaggio, check pin; perno di cingolo, track pin; perno di manovella, crank pin; perno girevole, pivot pin // (inform.) perno trascinatore, pin2 ( cardine) hinge3 (fig.) mainstay, (main) support: il perno della conversazione, the main topic of the conversation; il perno della famiglia, the mainstay of the family; questa alleanza è il perno di tutta la nostra politica, our whole policy turns (o hinges) upon this alliance // faremo perno su di te per la prossima partita, you will be the mainstay of the next match.* * *['pɛrno]sostantivo maschile1) tecn. mecc. (king)pin; (cardine) pivot, hingefare perno su qcs. — to hinge o pivot on sth
2) fig. pivot, kingpin* * *perno/'pεrno/sostantivo m.2 fig. pivot, kingpin; il perno della famiglia the linchpin of the family; il perno dell'economia the mainstay of economy. -
3 il perno della famiglia
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4 acciarino
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