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1 fido
1. adj trusted, trusty2. m finance credit* * *◆ s.m. (letter.) devoted follower; faithful attendant; devoted servant.fido2 s.m. (comm.) credit, loan; overdraft (facility); ( credito, fiducia) trust: fido bancario, bank credit; fido per scoperto di c/c, overdraft facility; limite di fido, credit limit (o line); concedere un fido, to grant credit (o a loan); vendere a fido, to sell on trust.* * *I ['fido] II ['fido]sostantivo maschile overdraftlimite di fido — overdraft limit, credit limit
* * *fido1/'fido/[ servitore] loyal, faithful, true.————————fido2/'fido/sostantivo m.overdraft; limite di fido overdraft limit, credit limit. -
2 apertura
f openingphotography apertureapertura di credito loan agreementapertura alare wingspan* * *apertura s.f.1 opening: apertura di una porta, opening of a door; apertura del Parlamento, opening of Parliament; conferenza, cerimonia, discorso di apertura, opening lecture, ceremony, speech // (zool.) apertura alare, wingspan (o wingspread); (aer.) (wing)span// ore di apertura, (di negozio ecc.) business hours; ( di museo) visiting hours // (pol.) apertura a sinistra, opening to the left // apertura della caccia, the first day of the shooting season // apertura delle ostilità, outbreak of hostilities3 ( spacco, foro) opening, aperture; ( di una grotta) mouth; ( in una siepe) gap, break; ( di macchina automatica) slot; praticare un'apertura nella porta, to cut a hole in the door4 ( di mente) broadmindedness5 (banca) opening: apertura di un conto, opening of an account; apertura di credito, opening of credit (o credit opening); apertura di credito allo scoperto, overdraft (facility) (o loan on overdraft) // (comm.) l'apertura di nuovi mercati, the opening up of new markets.7 (mus.) ouverture8 (fot.) aperture9 (fis.) aperture.* * *[aper'tura]sostantivo femminile1) (l'aprire) (di pacco, porta, conto corrente) openingapertura del testamento — dir. reading of the will
2) (fenditura) (di parete, porta) crack, slit; (per aria, gas) inlet, outlet; (di borsa, sacco) opening3) (inizio) (di stagione di caccia, campagna elettorale, procedura) opening; (di inchiesta) setting up4) (inaugurazione) (di locale) openingd'apertura — [cerimonia, discorso] opening
5) (al pubblico) openingorario di apertura — opening hours; (di museo) visiting hours; (di negozio) business hours
6) fig.apertura (mentale) — openness, open-mindedness
7) fot. aperture•* * *apertura/aper'tura/sostantivo f.1 (l'aprire) (di pacco, porta, conto corrente) opening; apertura del testamento dir. reading of the will2 (fenditura) (di parete, porta) crack, slit; (per aria, gas) inlet, outlet; (di borsa, sacco) opening; lattina con apertura a strappo ring-pull can3 (inizio) (di stagione di caccia, campagna elettorale, procedura) opening; (di inchiesta) setting up; apertura delle scuole start of the school year; apertura delle ostilità outbreak of hostilities4 (inaugurazione) (di locale) opening; d'apertura [cerimonia, discorso] opening5 (al pubblico) opening; orario di apertura opening hours; (di museo) visiting hours; (di negozio) business hours6 fig. apertura (mentale) openness, open-mindedness7 fot. apertureapertura alare wingspan.
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