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['nɒmɪnl]1) (in name only) nominale2) (small) [fee, sum] minimo; [fine, penalty] simbolico* * *['nəminəl]1) (in name only, not in reality: He is only the nominal head of the firm.) nominale, di nome2) (very small: He had to pay only a nominal fine.) simbolico* * *nominal /ˈnɒmɪnl/a.1 ( anche gramm.) nominale; del nome; dei nomi; di nome: nominal definition, definizione nominale; (fin.) nominal value, valore nominale; a nominal price, un prezzo nominale; a nominal rent, un affitto nominale (o irrisorio); a nominal leader, uno che è capo di nome ( non di fatto); a nominal register, un registro dei nomi4 (scient., tecn.) nominale; calcolato● (rag.) nominal account, conto impersonale; ( anche) sottoconto numerario □ (rag.) nominal assets, attività fittizie; poste rettificative del capitale □ (fin.) nominal capital, capitale nominale □ (fisc.) nominal element, componente del reddito □ (econ.) nominal GDP, PIL nominale □ (fin.) nominal yield, rendimento nominale ( di un titolo)nominally avv.* * *['nɒmɪnl]1) (in name only) nominale2) (small) [fee, sum] minimo; [fine, penalty] simbolico
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