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1 ♦ (to) determine
♦ (to) determine /dɪˈtɜ:mɪn/A v. t.1 determinare; stabilire: an enquiry to determine who was responsible, un'inchiesta per determinare chi era responsabile; We need to determine exactly what happened, dobbiamo determinare con esattezza cosa sia successo; His fate has not been determined yet, la sua sorte non è stata ancora stabilita; It is for the government to determine economic policy, spetta al governo stabilire la politica economica; The jury will determine whether he is innocent or guilty, la giuria stabilirà se è innocente o colpevole2 determinare, causare: (econ.) Demand determines prices, la domanda determina i prezzi; The availability of food determines the size of the population, la disponibilità di cibo determina la grandezza della popolazione; There are many factors that determine how a team performs, ci sono molti fattori che determinano la qualità delle prestazioni di una squadra3 determinare, calcolare: One way to look at the most common languages is to determine the number of native speakers, un modo di considerare le lingue più comuni è determinare il numero dei parlanti di lingua madreB v. i.(form.) decidersi; risolversi: He has determined to stay here, si è deciso a rimanere qui; We determined on leaving at once, ci siamo risolti a partire subito. -
2 ♦ (to) determine
♦ (to) determine /dɪˈtɜ:mɪn/A v. t.1 determinare; stabilire: an enquiry to determine who was responsible, un'inchiesta per determinare chi era responsabile; We need to determine exactly what happened, dobbiamo determinare con esattezza cosa sia successo; His fate has not been determined yet, la sua sorte non è stata ancora stabilita; It is for the government to determine economic policy, spetta al governo stabilire la politica economica; The jury will determine whether he is innocent or guilty, la giuria stabilirà se è innocente o colpevole2 determinare, causare: (econ.) Demand determines prices, la domanda determina i prezzi; The availability of food determines the size of the population, la disponibilità di cibo determina la grandezza della popolazione; There are many factors that determine how a team performs, ci sono molti fattori che determinano la qualità delle prestazioni di una squadra3 determinare, calcolare: One way to look at the most common languages is to determine the number of native speakers, un modo di considerare le lingue più comuni è determinare il numero dei parlanti di lingua madreB v. i.(form.) decidersi; risolversi: He has determined to stay here, si è deciso a rimanere qui; We determined on leaving at once, ci siamo risolti a partire subito.
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