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101 uncontrolled
[ˌʌnkən'trəʊld]* * *uncontrolled /ʌnkənˈtrəʊld/a.1 incontrollato; senza controllo: uncontrolled growth, crescita incontrollata; uncontrolled development, sviluppo fuori da ogni controllo2 sfrenato; senza freno; senza ritegnouncontrolledly avv.* * *[ˌʌnkən'trəʊld] -
102 UNDP
UNDPsigla -
103 UNIDO
UNIDO /ju:ˈni:dəʊ/sigla( United Nations Industrial Development Organization) Organizzazione delle Nazioni Unite per lo sviluppo industriale. -
104 unplanned
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105 unsustainable
unsustainable /ʌnsəˈsteɪnəbl/a.1 dal ritmo insostenibile: unsustainable economic growth, crescita economica dal ritmo insostenibile -
106 USAID
USAID /ju:ɛsˈeɪd/sigla( US Agency for International Development), Agenzia statunitense per lo sviluppo internazionale. -
107 ♦ voice
♦ voice /vɔɪs/n.1 voce: to have a hoarse [high-pitched] voice, avere una voce rauca [acuta]; ( di un cantante, ecc.) to have a good voice, avere una bella voce; in a firm voice, con voce ferma; in a flat (o monotonous) voice, con voce monotona; in a quiet (o small) voice, a voce bassa; a clear voice, una voce chiara; a shrill voice, una voce acuta; a familiar voice, una voce nota; a harsh voice, una voce aspra; a husky voice, una voce roca; a soft voice, una voce dolce (o delicata, soave); in a loud [low] voice, a voce alta [bassa]; in a deep [angry] voice, con voce profonda [arrabbiata]; in a commanding voice, in tono di comando; to drop (o lower) one's voice, abbassare la voce; to raise one's voice, alzare la voce; to keep one's voice down, parlare più a bassa voce; to lose one's voice, perdere la voce (o essere senza voce); She knew from his tone of voice that something had happened, ha capito dal suo tono di voce che era successo qualcosa; She has a beautiful speaking [singing] voice, ha una voce molto gradevole quando parla [canta]2 (fig.) voce; portavoce: He's the voice of reason [experience], è la voce della ragione [dell'esperienza]; The organization is the voice of the urban poor, l'organizzazione è portavoce dei poveri delle città3 (fig.) voce; diritto di esprimersi: The charity works to give a voice to the poor and dispossessed, l'organizzazione benefica lavora per dar voce ai poveri e ai diseredati; to give voice to, esprimere; sfogare: The employees finally gave voice to their dissatisfaction, i dipendenti hanno finito per esprimere il loro malcontento; to have a voice [no voice] in st., avere [non avere] voce in capitolo in qc.: Local people should have a voice in any development, la gente del posto dovrebbe aver voce in capitolo in qualsiasi progetto edilizio; Election fraud has robbed the people of their voice, la frode elettorale ha derubato il popolo del suo diritto di esprimersi; to make one's voice heard, far sentire la propria opinione5 (fon.) suono sonoro● (fam.) voice box, laringe □ ( Bibbia) a voice crying in the wilderness, ‘vox clamans in deserto’ (lat.); (fig.) uno che parla al vento □ (fam. USA) voice line-up, confronto all'americana delle voci registrate di persone sospette □ ( Internet) voice mail ► voicemail □ ( USA) voice mailbox, casella vocale □ (comput.) voice message, messaggio vocale □ (comput.) voice messaging, messaggistica vocale □ the voice of the cuckoo, il verso del cuculo □ (cinem., TV) voice-off, voce fuori campo ( di personaggio non inquadrato) □ (elettron.) voice-activated [operated], a comando vocale □ (comput.) voice output, uscita vocale □ (cinem., TV) voice-over, voce fuori campo ( di narratore, ecc.) □ (comput.) voice processing, elaborazione elettronica della voce □ (comput.) voice recognition, riconoscimento vocale □ (comput.) voice response, risposta vocale □ (polit.) voice vote, votazione per appello nominale (o per chiamata) □ ( di un cantante, ecc.) to be in good voice, essere in voce □ not to be in good voice, essere giù di voce □ at the top of one's voice, a squarciagola □ (mus.) a song for three voices, una canzone a tre voci □ with one voice, a una voce; all'unanimità □ ( di un ragazzo) His voice is breaking, sta cambiando voce; gli sta venendo la voce da uomo □ He likes the sound of his voice, gli piace sentirsi parlare.(to) voice /vɔɪs/v. t.1 dare voce a; esprimere: to voice one's anger [concern], esprimere la propria rabbia [preoccupazione]; Please voice your doubts if you have any, formulate i vostri dubbi, se ne avete -
108 Young
[jʌŋ] 1.aggettivo giovane2.Mr Brown the younger, the younger Mr Brown — Brown il giovane; (Mr Brown's son) Brown figlio
the young — + verbo pl. i giovani, la gioventù
2) (animal's offspring) + verbo pl. piccoli m.pl.* * *1. adjective(in the first part of life, growth, development etc; not old: a young person; Young babies sleep a great deal; A young cow is called a calf.) giovane2. noun plural(the group of animals or birds produced by parents: Most animals defend their young.) piccoli- the young* * *(Surnames) Young /jʌŋ/* * *[jʌŋ] 1.aggettivo giovane2.Mr Brown the younger, the younger Mr Brown — Brown il giovane; (Mr Brown's son) Brown figlio
the young — + verbo pl. i giovani, la gioventù
2) (animal's offspring) + verbo pl. piccoli m.pl. -
109 AID n abbr
[ˌeɪaɪ'diː]1) (= artificial insemination by donor) inseminazione f artificiale eterologa2) Am, (= Agency for International Development) AID f -
110 CED n abbr Am
[ˌsiːiː'diː](= Committee for Economic Development) -
111 deviant de·vi·ant
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112 economic ***** eco·nom·ic adj
[ˌiːkə'nɒmɪk]1) (problems, development, geography) economico (-a)2) (profitable: price) vantaggioso (-a), (business) redditizio (-a) -
113 evolution evo·lu·tion n
[ˌiːvə'luːʃ(ə)n](development) sviluppo, Bio evoluzione f -
114 GED n abbr Am
[ˌdʒiːiː'diː]Scol (= general educational development) -
115 growth **** n
[ɡrəʊθ]1) (increase) crescita, aumento, (development) sviluppo2) Med tumore m -
116 HUD n abbr Am
[hʌd](= Department of Housing and Urban Development) -
117 impute im·pute vt
[ɪm'pjuːt]frmto impute (to) — (change, development) attribuire (a), (crime, blame) imputare (a)
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118 OECD n abbr
[ˌəʊiːsiː'diː](= Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) OCSE f (= Organizzazione per la Cooperazione e lo Sviluppo Economico)See: -
119 ominous omi·nous adj
['ɒmɪnəs] -
120 period **** pe·ri·od
['pɪərɪəd]1. n1) (length of time) periodo, (stage: in career, development etc) periodo, momento, Am Ftbl tempofor a period of three weeks — per un periodo di or per la durata di tre settimane
the Victorian period — l'epoca or l'età vittoriana
2) Scol ora3) (Am: full stop) punto4) (menstruation) mestruazioni fpl2. adj(costume) d'epoca
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