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♦ net (1) /nɛt/n.1 rete ( anche ferr., radio, TV, telef., sport); reticella; (fig.) trappola, rete, maglie: a fishing net, una rete da pesca; a hair-net, una reticella per capelli; wire net, rete metallica; ( tennis) to come to the net, scendere a rete; mosquito net, zanzariera; safety net, rete di sicurezza2 (geol.) reticolato3 (mat.) reticolo4 [u] tessuto a rete; trina; pizzo; tulle; filet5 (fam., comput.) – the Net, la Rete; Internet: He met his girlfriend on the Net, ha conosciuto la sua ragazza su Internet; to surf the Net, navigare in rete● net-bag, rete per far la spesa □ ( tennis) net band (o net cord), nastro della rete: net-cord bounce, rimbalzo sul nastro □ net curtain, tenda di tulle □ ( Internet) net etiquette ► netiquette □ ( pallavolo) net fault, fallo di rete □ net fishing, pesca con la rete □ ( tennis) net judge, giudice di rete □ (naut.) net layer (o net-laying ship), nave posareti □ ( Internet) net neutrality, neutralità della rete ( trattamento equo da parte di una rete dei servizi che la utilizzano) □ (ind. tess.) net silk, seta ritorta.net (2) /nɛt/A a.1 (comm., econ., fin., rag.) netto: net amount, importo netto; net cash flow, flusso di cassa (o monetario) netto; net domestic product (abbr. NDP), prodotto interno netto; net operating profit, profitto netto di gestione; utile d'esercizio; net pay, retribuzione netta; net income, reddito netto; net price, prezzo netto; net proceeds, proventi netti; net salary, stipendio netto; net turnover, giro d'affari netto; net weight, peso netto; net worth, patrimonio netto; net yield, rendimento nettoB n.1 (market.) prezzo netto2 (market.) peso nettoC avv.(comm.) al netto● net assets, attivo (o patrimonio) netto □ (fin., rag.) net asset value, valore patrimoniale netto; valore d'inventario.(to) net (1) /nɛt/A v. t.1 irretire; prendere con la rete; accalappiare; intrappolare: to net fish [birds], prendere pesci [uccelli] con la rete (o con le reti); to net a rich husband, accalappiare un marito ricco6 ( calcio, ecc.) mandare (o mettere) in rete: to net the ball, fare rete; segnare; insaccare; ( hockey su ghiaccio) to net the puck, insaccare il discoB v. i.1 fabbricare reti; fare reti(to) net (2) /nɛt/v. t. (comm.) -
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I 1. [leɪs]1) U (fabric) pizzo m., merletto m., trina f.2) С (on shoe, boot, dress) laccio m., stringa f.; (on tent) cordone m.2.modificatore [curtain, dress] in pizzoII [leɪs]•- lace up* * *[leis] 1. noun1) (a string or cord for fastening shoes etc: I need a new pair of laces for my tennis shoes.) laccio, stringa2) (delicate net-like decorative fabric made with fine thread: Her dress was trimmed with lace; ( also adjective) a lace shawl.) merletto, pizzo2. verb(to fasten or be fastened with a lace which is threaded through holes: Lace (up) your boots firmly.) allacciare* * *[leɪs]1. n1) (fabric) pizzo, merletto2) (of shoe) laccio, stringa, (of corset) laccio2. adj3. vt1) (also: lace up) (shoes etc) allacciare2) (drink: with spirits) correggere, (with poison) avvelenare* * *lace /leɪs/n.1 [u] merletto, merletti; pizzo; trina, trine: lace trimming, guarnizione in pizzo; a lace collar, un colletto di trine3 gallone; spighetta: gold [silver] lace, gallone d'oro [d'argento]● lace glass, bicchiere (o vetro) con disegno a filigrana □ lace insertion, tramezzo di pizzo; entre deux (franc.) □ lace-maker, merlettaia: lace-making, arte del merletto □ lace pillow, tombolo □ ( di una calza da donna) lace-top, con il gambaletto di pizzo.(to) lace /leɪs/A v. t.1 ( spesso to lace up) allacciare; legare; stringere: to lace (up) one's shoes, allacciarsi le scarpe4 aggiungere liquore a ( caffè, latte, birra, ecc.); correggere ( una bevanda): coffee laced with brandy, caffè corretto col brandy5 (fam., anche to lace into) battere; bastonare; frustare; criticare aspramente; dare una strigliata a (q.)B v. i.● ( di donna, un tempo) to lace one's breast, mettersi il busto □ to lace a cord through st., far passare un cordoncino attraverso qc.* * *I 1. [leɪs]1) U (fabric) pizzo m., merletto m., trina f.2) С (on shoe, boot, dress) laccio m., stringa f.; (on tent) cordone m.2.modificatore [curtain, dress] in pizzoII [leɪs]•- lace up
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