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1 claim
I [kleɪm]1) (demand) richiesta f., rivendicazione f.to make claims o lay claim to rivendicare [land, right]; rivendicare, avanzare pretese a [throne, title]; wage claim rivendicazione salariale; there are too many claims on her generosity si abusa della sua generosità; there are many claims on my time sono molto impegnato; I've got first claim on the money ho la priorità sui soldi; my claim to fame — la mia pretesa di diventare famoso
2) (in insurance) (against a person) richiesta f. di risarcimento; (for fire, theft) denuncia f. di sinistro3) burocr. richiesta f. di sussidio4) (refund request) richiesta f. di rimborso5) (assertion) affermazione f., dichiarazione f., asserzione f.some extraordinary claims have been made for this drug — sono state dette cose straordinarie su questa medicina
6) (piece of land) concessione f.II 1. [kleɪm]1) (assert)2) (assert right to) rivendicare [money, property]3) (apply for) richiedere [ benefit]; richiedere il rimborso di [ expenses]4) (cause)2.2) (apply for benefit) richiedere il sussidio•* * *[kleim] 1. verb1) (to say that something is a fact: He claims to be the best runner in the class.) affermare2) (to demand as a right: You must claim your money back if the goods are damaged.) chiedere, esigere3) (to state that one is the owner of: Does anyone claim this book?) rivendicare2. noun1) (a statement (that something is a fact): Her claim that she was the millionaire's daughter was disproved.) affermazione2) ((a demand for) a payment of compensation etc: a claim for damages against her employer.) reclamo, domanda3) (a demand for something which (one says) one owns or has a right to: a rightful claim to the money.) rivendicazione•- claimant* * *claim /kleɪm/n.1 asserzione; affermazione; dichiarazione: conflicting claims about the cause of the accident, affermazioni contrastanti sulla causa dell'incidente; his claim that he was kept prisoner, la sua dichiarazione di essere stato tenuto prigioniero2 (leg.) rivendicazione, affermazione ( d'un diritto); richiesta, domanda ( di riconoscimento d'un diritto); diritto ( di cui si chiede il riconoscimento); titolo: Britain's claim on that territory, la rivendicazione di quel territorio da parte britannica; wage claims, rivendicazioni salariali; He has a claim to the property, rivendica la proprietà; The Duke had no claim on the throne, il duca non aveva alcun diritto al trono; He has no claim on me, non mi può imporre nulla; non ho nessun dovere verso di lui; to lay a claim on (o to stake a claim to) st., avanzare pretese su, rivendicare, vantare il proprio diritto a qc.; to disallow a claim, rifiutare una richiesta; to dispute a claim, contestare un diritto; to renounce a claim, abbandonare una pretesa; to substantiate a claim, provare la validità di un diritto3 (comm.) reclamo: to put in (o to lodge) a claim, presentare un reclamo; to reject a claim, respingere un reclamo5 (ass.) richiesta di risarcimento; denuncia di sinistro: a claim for damages, una richiesta di risarcimento dei danni; compensation claim, richiesta d'indennizzo7 (= mining claim) concessione (mineraria): to stake out a claim, segnare ( con paletti, ecc.) i confini di una concessione mineraria● (ass.) claim adjuster, perito liquidatore □ (ass., naut.) claim agent, commissario d'avaria □ (ass.) claims assessor, perito; stimatore □ (fisc.) claim for discharge, domanda di sgravio □ (ass.) claim form, modulo per richiesta di rimborso □ ( USA) claim holder, concessionario di miniere □ ( USA) claim jumper, chi occupa abusivamente il terreno di una concessione mineraria altrui □ claim on sb. 's time, richiesta di attenzione; impegno: I have many claims on my time, sono occupatissimo; ho molti impegni □ claim to fame, possibile motivo di fama □ (ass.) no-claim bonus (o no-claim discount), sconto per mancanza di sinistri; bonus-malus.♦ (to) claim /kleɪm/A v. t.1 affermare; sostenere; asserire; pretendere: She claims she's never seen the man before, sostiene di non aver mai visto quest'uomo; He claimed to be innocent, sosteneva d'essere innocente; I don't claim to be an expert, non dico (o non pretendo) di essere un esperto2 reclamare; rivendicare; chiedere (formalmente); esigere: to claim credit for st., rivendicare il merito di qc.; Both parties claim victory, entrambi i partiti rivendicano la vittoria; to claim compensation, pretendere un indennizzo; to claim responsibility for st., rivendicare qc.; dichiararsi responsabile di qc.; Nobody claimed that wallet, nessuno ha chiesto (la restituzione di) quel portafoglio; I only claim my due, mi limito a rivendicare i miei diritti; to claim the throne, rivendicare il trono3 (ass.) chiedere; avanzare richiesta di: to claim damages, chiedere il risarcimento dei danni; chiedere i danni4 causare (la morte di q.): to claim the lives of 1,000 people, fare mille vittime; costare la vita a mille personeB v. i.● to claim acquaintance with sb., affermare di conoscere q. □ to claim sb. 's attention, esigere l'attenzione di q. □ to claim expenses, chiedere il rimborso spese □ (trasp.) to claim one's luggage, ritirare i bagagli.* * *I [kleɪm]1) (demand) richiesta f., rivendicazione f.to make claims o lay claim to rivendicare [land, right]; rivendicare, avanzare pretese a [throne, title]; wage claim rivendicazione salariale; there are too many claims on her generosity si abusa della sua generosità; there are many claims on my time sono molto impegnato; I've got first claim on the money ho la priorità sui soldi; my claim to fame — la mia pretesa di diventare famoso
2) (in insurance) (against a person) richiesta f. di risarcimento; (for fire, theft) denuncia f. di sinistro3) burocr. richiesta f. di sussidio4) (refund request) richiesta f. di rimborso5) (assertion) affermazione f., dichiarazione f., asserzione f.some extraordinary claims have been made for this drug — sono state dette cose straordinarie su questa medicina
6) (piece of land) concessione f.II 1. [kleɪm]1) (assert)2) (assert right to) rivendicare [money, property]3) (apply for) richiedere [ benefit]; richiedere il rimborso di [ expenses]4) (cause)2.2) (apply for benefit) richiedere il sussidio• -
2 mining
['maɪnɪŋ] 1.1) min. estrazione f., scavi m.pl.2) mil. posa f. di mine2.modificatore [industry, town, engineer, engineering] minerario; [family, union] di minatori; [ accident] in miniera* * *noun industria mineraria* * *mining /ˈmaɪnɪŋ/A n. [u]1 estrazione ( di minerali); lavori di scavo; industria mineraria: gold mining, l'estrazione dell'oro; coal mining, l'industria (mineraria) del carbone2 (mil.) posa di mineB a.● mining claim, concessione mineraria □ a mining company, una società mineraria □ mining methods, sistemi d'estrazione □ (comput.) mining model, modello di data mining (► data) □ a mining town, una città mineraria.* * *['maɪnɪŋ] 1.1) min. estrazione f., scavi m.pl.2) mil. posa f. di mine2.modificatore [industry, town, engineer, engineering] minerario; [family, union] di minatori; [ accident] in miniera
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mining claim — The right to use a portion of public lands to excavate metal ore or minerals. A request for a mining claim, describing the property, must be made with the appropriate federal, state, or local agency. Category: Real Estate & Rental Property Nolo’s … Law dictionary
mining claim — A parcel of public mineral land which has been appropriated under the statutes by a prospector who has discovered a precious metal or other valuable mineral thereon. 36 Am J1st Min & M § 69. A mining claim, perfected under the law, is property in … Ballentine's law dictionary
mining claim — noun : a tract of land having access to a vein or lode of valuable minerals supposed to exist below and definitely located on its surface by a miner with the right to occupy and mine in the manner and under the conditions prescribed by law… … Useful english dictionary
forfeiture of mining claim — The loss of the right to a mining claim consequent to the failure to perform conditions imposed by law, particularly the condition requiring the performance of annual development work. 36 Am J1st Min & M § 115 … Ballentine's law dictionary
claim-jumper — claim jumping, n. /klaym jum peuhr/, n. a person who seizes another s claim of land, esp. for mineral rights. [1825 35] * * * claimˈ jumper noun A person who takes possession of another s mining claim • • • Main Entry: ↑claim … Useful english dictionary
mining — The process or business of extracting from the earth the precious or valuable metals, either in their native state or in their ores @ mining claim A parcel of land, containing precious metal in its soil or rock, and appropriated by an individual … Black's law dictionary
mining — The process or business of extracting from the earth the precious or valuable metals, either in their native state or in their ores @ mining claim A parcel of land, containing precious metal in its soil or rock, and appropriated by an individual … Black's law dictionary
mining location — Precisely, the act of appropriating a mining claim on the public domain. Often regarded and treated as a synonym of mining claim. 36 Am J1st Min & M § 69. See mining claim; tunnel location … Ballentine's law dictionary
claim jumping — The location on ground, knowing it to be excess ground, within the staked boundaries of another mining claim initiated prior thereto, because law governing manner of making location had not been complied with, so that location covers the workings … Black's law dictionary
claim jumping — The location on ground, knowing it to be excess ground, within the staked boundaries of another mining claim initiated prior thereto, because law governing manner of making location had not been complied with, so that location covers the workings … Black's law dictionary
claim-notice — A notice posted on his mining claim by a miner or prospector setting forth his claim to mining rights in the land … Ballentine's law dictionary
