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1 protestare
v/t and v/i protest* * *protestare v. intr. to protest: protestare contro qlco., qlcu., to protest against sthg., s.o.; protestai, quando fu ingiustamente punito, when he was unjustly punished I protested; tutti protestarono contro le nuove misure, everybody protested against the new measures; la folla è di nuovo scesa in piazza per protestare, the crowd has returned to the streets to protest◆ v.tr.1 to protest, to profess: protestava la sua innocenza, he protested his innocence (o that he was innocent); protestare amicizia per qlcu., to profess friendship for s.o.; protestare la propria lealtà, devozione, to protest one's loyalty, devotion2 (comm.) to protest: protestare una cambiale, to protest (o to dishonour) a bill; ( con protesto preliminare) to note a bill; protestare un assegno, to dishonour a cheque // protestare una partita di merce, ( rifiutare) to reject a consignment of goods.◘ protestarsi v.rifl. to protest (oneself): si protestava innocente, he protested that he was innocent; (dir.) protestare innocente, ( nel processo) to plead not guilty.* * *[protes'tare]1. vt2. vi3. vr (protestarsi)* * *[protes'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (asserire) to protest, to declare2) dir. to protest [ cambiale]3) comm. to reject, to refuse [ merce]2. 3.verbo pronominale protestarsi to declare oneself* * *protestare/protes'tare/ [1]1 (asserire) to protest, to declare; protestare la propria innocenza to protest one's innocence2 dir. to protest [ cambiale]3 comm. to reject, to refuse [ merce]III protestarsi verbo pronominaleto declare oneself; - rsi innocente to declare oneself innocent. -
2 cambiale
f bill (of exchange)cambiale in bianco blank billgirare una cambiale endorse a billpagare una cambiale hono(u)r a billcambiale a vista sight billcambiale a scadenza fissa fixed-term bill* * *cambiale s.f. (comm.) bill (of exchange), draft, draught, paper: cambiale tratta, draft; cambiale all'ordine, order bill (o bill to order); cambiale a favore del traente, bill to drawer; cambiale a data fissa, date bill; cambiale a tempo, a termine, time bill; cambiale a vista, bill at sight (o sight bill), bill on demand (o demand bill o demand draft); cambiale attiva, note (o bill) receivable; cambiale avallata, garantita, backed bill; cambiale bancabile, bankable bill, cambiale bancaria, bank bill (o draft), banker's bill; cambiale breve, a breve scadenza, short (o short-dated) bill; cambiale lunga, a lunga scadenza, long-dated bill; cambiale media, a media scadenza, medium-term bill; cambiale di comodo, di favore, accommodation (o pro forma) bill, windbill, (fam.) kite; cambiale diretta, propria, promissory note (o note of hand); cambiale documentata, documentaria, document, documentary bill; cambiale non documentata, netta, clean bill; cambiale ipotecaria, note secured by mortgage; cambiale pagabile al portatore, bill payable to bearer (o bearer bill); cambiale domiciliata, domiciled bill; cambiale su agenzia, agency bill; cambiale su piazza, town (o local) bill; cambiale in bianco, blank bill; cambiale falsa, forged (o counterfeit) bill, (fam. amer.) stiff; cambiale in sofferenza, bill in distress, unpaid (o overdue) bill; cambiale non onorata, dishonoured bill; cambiale scaduta, due (o expired) bill; cambiale passiva, note (o bill) payable; cambiale ritirata, ( prima della scadenza), rebated bill; cambiali all'incasso, bills for collection (o payment bills); cambiali da pagare, pressing bills; cambiali esigibili, bills receivable; cambiali in circolazione, outstanding bills; cambiali scontabili, discountable bills; avallare una cambiale, to back a bill; emettere una cambiale, to issue a bill; incassare una cambiale, to cash a bill; scontare una cambiale, to discount a bill; girare una cambiale, to endorse a bill.* * *[kam'bjale]sostantivo femminile bill (of exchange)* * *cambiale/kam'bjale/sostantivo f.bill (of exchange); protestare una cambiale to protest a bill; avallare una cambiale to back a bill\cambiale propria promissory note; cambiale a vista sight bill. -
3 sessantotto
sm[sessan'tɔtto] Cultural note: sessantotto Sessantotto refers to 1968, the year of student protests. Originating in France, unrest soon spread to other industrialized countries including Italy. What began as a purely student concern gradually came to include other parts of society and led to major political and social change. Among the changes that resulted from the protests were reform of schools and universities and the referendum on divorce. -
4 sessantotto
sm[sessan'tɔtto] Cultural note: sessantotto Sessantotto refers to 1968, the year of student protests. Originating in France, unrest soon spread to other industrialized countries including Italy. What began as a purely student concern gradually came to include other parts of society and led to major political and social change. Among the changes that resulted from the protests were reform of schools and universities and the referendum on divorce.
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