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1 porto
1. past part vedere porgere2. m posta postageporto d'armi gun licence (AE license)3. m nautical term portporto d'imbarco port of embarkation* * *porto1 s.m.1 port; harbour, (amer.) harbor: un porto naturale, a natural harbour; un porto artificiale, an artificial harbour; un porto sicuro, a safe harbour; il porto di Napoli, di Londra, the port of Naples, of London; porto di mare, seaport; (fig.) railway station; porto fluviale, river port; porto militare, naval port; porto merci, freight port; porto di partenza, di armamento, home port; porto di entrata, port of entry; porto d'immatricolazione, port of registry; porto di carico, d'imbarco, port of loading, of shipment; porto di scarico, port of discharge; porto di sbarco, landing port; porto di scalo, port of call; fare scalo a un porto, to call at a port; entrare in porto, to come into port (o to enter harbour) // capitaneria di porto, harbour master's office; capitano di porto, harbour master // diritti di porto, harbour (o port) dues // porto canale, gat // porto franco, free port // giungere in porto, (fig.) to reach one's goal; il loro progetto è andato in porto, their project has been fulfilled (o carried out); condurre in porto un affare, to bring a deal to a successful conclusion (o to conclude a deal); voglio condurre in porto tutti i miei piani, I want to realize (o to accomplish) all my plans // la loro casa è un porto di mare, (fig.) their house is like a hotelporto2 s.m.1 ( trasporto, costo del trasporto) carriage, freight, freightage: porto assegnato, carriage forward; porto affrancato, carriage paid; porto compreso, carriage included; il porto di queste merci sarà molto alto, the carriage on these goods will be very high2 ( licenza, permesso) licence: porto d'armi, firearm certificate; licenza di porto d'armi, licence to carry weapons; porto abusivo d'armi, unlawful carrying of weapons3 (affrancatura di lettere, pacchi) postage: porto pagato, postage paid; porto pagato in franchigia, post paid (o post free).* * *I ['pɔrto] smport, harbour Brit, harbor AmII ['pɔrto] smandare o giungere in porto fig — to come to a successful conclusion
1) (Comm : spesa di trasporto) carriage2)III ['pɔrto] sm invporto d'armi — gun licence Brit o license Am
(vino) port (wine)IV porto (-a)See:* * *I ['pɔrto]sostantivo maschile1) harbour BE, harbor AE, portporto marittimo, di mare — seaport, maritime port
2) fig. (rifugio) haven, harbour BE, harbor AE•••andare in porto — [affare, progetto] to go through, to come off, to be successful
II ['pɔrto]condurre in porto — to pull off [ affare]
sostantivo maschile comm. carriage, freightfranco di porto — post-free, carriage (pre)paid
porto affrancato — comm. post free
porto d'armi — gun licence BE o license AE
III ['pɔrto]porto assegnato — comm. carriage forward, freight forward BE o collect AE
sostantivo maschile invariabile enol. port* * *porto1/'pɔrto/sostantivo m.1 harbour BE, harbor AE, port; porto marittimo, di mare seaport, maritime port; porto fluviale river port; entrare in porto to come into portandare in porto [affare, progetto] to go through, to come off, to be successful; condurre in porto to pull off [ affare]; questa casa è un porto di mare this house is like a train station\porto franco free port; porto d'imbarco port of embarkation; porto militare naval base; porto di sbarco port of entry; porto di scalo port of call; porto di scarico port of despatch; porto turistico marina.————————porto2/'pɔrto/sostantivo m.comm. carriage, freight; franco di porto post-free, carriage (pre)paid\porto affrancato comm. post free; porto d'armi gun licence BE o license AE; avere il porto d'armi to be licensed to carry a gun; porto assegnato comm. carriage forward, freight forward BE o collect AE.————————porto3/'pɔrto/m.inv.enol. port. -
2 capitano
m captain* * *capitano s.m.1 captain; leader, head: capitano d'industria, captain of industry (o business leader); ha la stoffa di un grande capitano, he's got the stuff that great leaders are made of2 ( condottiero) commander, captain, leader: capitano di ventura, commander of a group of mercenaries3 (mil., mar.) captain; (aer. GB) Flight Lieutenant: nel nostro esercito il capitano comanda una compagnia, in our army a captain commands a company; passare capitano, ( nell'esercito) to be promoted captain4 (mar. mercantile) captain: capitano di lungo corso, sea captain; capitano di cabotaggio, master; capitano in seconda, secondo, mate* * *[kapi'tano]sostantivo maschile mil. sport captaincapitano di ventura — stor. = a commander of mercenary troops
* * *capitano/kapi'tano/ ⇒ 12sostantivo m.mil. sport captain\capitano di corvetta lieutenant commander; capitano di fregata commander; capitano d'industria captain of industry; capitano di lungo corso master mariner; capitano di porto harbour master; capitano in seconda ship's mate; capitano di vascello naval captain; capitano di ventura stor. = a commander of mercenary troops. -
3 marittimo
maritime* * *marittimo agg. maritime; marine; shipping; naval, sea (attr.): città marittima, sea-town; palude marittima, marine swamp; miglio marittimo, nautical (o sea) mile (misura di lunghezza = 1853,2 m) // (assicurazioni): assicurazione marittima, marine insurance; agente di assicurazione marittima, marine insurance agent // (comm.): agente marittimo, shipping agent; commercio marittimo, shipping business (o sea trade); ufficio marittimo, shipping office; vettore marittimo, sea carrier; via marittima sea-way; per via marittima, by sea; trasporto marittimo, carriage by sea (o sea freight) // (dir.): codice marittimo, maritime law; contratto di trasporto marittimo, contract of affreightment // le Alpi Marittime, the Maritime Alps◆ s.m. sailor; seaman*: sciopero dei marittimi, seamen's strike.* * *[ma'rittimo] marittimo (-a)1. agg(gen) maritime, sea attr, (città) coastal2. sm* * *[ma'rittimo] 1.1) (vicino al mare) [clima, pianta] maritime; [ regione] coastal; [ città] seaside attrib.2) (che sfrutta il mare) [traffico, commercio] maritime; [ trasporto] marine attrib.2.sostantivo maschile sailor, seaman** * *marittimo/ma'rittimo/1 (vicino al mare) [clima, pianta] maritime; [ regione] coastal; [ città] seaside attrib.; porto marittimo seaport; stazione -a harbour station2 (che sfrutta il mare) [traffico, commercio] maritime; [ trasporto] marine attrib.sailor, seaman*.
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