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81 postbag post·bag n Brit
['pəʊstˌbæɡ]sacco postale, sacco della posta -
82 postbox post·box Brit n
['pəʊstˌbɒks](in street) buca delle lettere, (in entrance hall) cassetta per le lettere -
83 postcard post·card n
['pəʊstˌkɒːd] -
84 postcode post·code n Brit
['pəʊstˌkəʊd]codice m (di avviamento) postale -
85 postdate post·date vt
[ˌpəʊst'deɪt](cheque) postdatare -
86 poster post·er n
['pəʊstə(r)](for advertising) manifesto, affisso, (for decoration) poster m inv -
87 posthaste post·haste adv
[ˌpəʊst'heɪst] -
88 posthumous post·hu·mous adj
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89 posthumously post·hu·mous·ly adv
['pɒstjʊməslɪ]dopo la sua (loro etc) morteEnglish-Italian dictionary > posthumously post·hu·mous·ly adv
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90 postimpressionism post·im·pres·sion·ism n
['pəʊstɪm'prɛʃ(ə)ˌnɪz(ə)m]English-Italian dictionary > postimpressionism post·im·pres·sion·ism n
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91 postindustrial post·in·dus·trial adj
[ˌpəʊstɪn'dʌstrɪəl]English-Italian dictionary > postindustrial post·in·dus·trial adj
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92 posting post·ing n Brit
['pəʊstɪŋ]incarico, Comput messaggio lanciato in Internet -
93 postman post·man n
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94 postmark post·mark
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95 postmaster post·master n
['pəʊstˌmɒːstə(r)]direttore m di un ufficio postale -
96 postmistress post·mistress n
['pəʊstˌmɪstrɪs]direttrice f di un ufficio postale -
97 postmortem post·mor·tem n
[ˌpəʊst'mɔːtəm](also: postmortem examination) autopsia, fig analisi f inv a posteriori -
98 postpone post·pone vt
[ˌpəʊst'pəʊn]to postpone sth for a month/until Monday — rimandare or rinviare or posticipare qc di un mese/a lunedì
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99 postponement post·pone·ment n
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100 postscript post·script n
['pəʊsˌskrɪpt]
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