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['ɒfset] [AE 'ɔːf-]1) compensare (by con)to offset sth. against sth. — compensare qcs. con qcs
2) tip. stampare mediante la tecnica dell'offset* * *offset (1) /ˈɒfsɛt/n.1 cosa che ne compensa un'altra; contrappeso (fig.); contropartita5 [u] (comm. est.) scambio di compensazione8 (edil.) risega9 (ind. min.) traversa10 [u] (geol.) rigetto orizzontale11 [u] (geol.) avanzamento di spiaggia14 (comput.) offset; scostamento● (mil.) offset bombing, bombardamento con falso scopo □ (tecn.) offset line, linea di offset □ offset lithography, stampa offset ( il procedimento) □ offset press, macchina da stampa offset □ offset print, stampa offset ( il risultato) □ (geol.) offset ridge, dislocazione tettonica □ (elettron.) offset voltage, tensione di offset □ (ind. petrolifera) offset well, pozzo di compensazione.offset (2) /ˈɒfsɛt/a.1 (mecc.) fuori asse; disassato: offset cylinder, cilindro fuori asse; (autom.) offset wheels, ruote disassate3 (tipogr.) stampato in offset.(to) offset /ˈɒfsɛt/v. t. e i. (pass. e p. p. offset)1 compensare; controbilanciare: In this bank, deposits do not offset withdrawals, in questa banca, i depositi non controbilanciano i prelievi; The company aims to offset 70% of its carbon emissions by 2020, la compagnia si propone di compensare il 70% delle proprie emissioni di CO2 entro il 2020; to offset a handicap, compensare uno svantaggio iniziale3 (tipogr.) stampare in offset5 (rag.) compensare; rettificare● (fisc.) to offset deductible expenses against taxable income, compensare le spese detraibili dal reddito imponibile □ (rag.) offsetting entry, posta rettificativa; storno □ (comm. est.) offsetting swap, operazione di scambio di compensazione.* * *['ɒfset] [AE 'ɔːf-]1) compensare (by con)to offset sth. against sth. — compensare qcs. con qcs
2) tip. stampare mediante la tecnica dell'offset
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