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1 certosino
certosino agg.1 Carthusian2 (fig.) painstaking◆ s.m.1 (eccl.) Carthusian (monk)2 (fig.) ( persona che ama la vita solitaria) hermit, recluse, solitary // pazienza da certosino, patience of Job3 liquor similar to chartreuse.* * *[tʃerto'zino]aggettivo e sostantivo maschile relig. Carthusian••* * *certosino/t∫erto'zino/agg. e m.relig. Carthusian\pazienza da certosino patience of Job; lavoro da certosino painstaking work. -
2 lavoro da certosino
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3 elucubrazione
elucubrazione s.f. lucubration; painstaking work. -
4 curato
m parish priest* * *curato1 agg.1 ( fatto con cura) painstaking (attr.), careful: un lavoro curato nei minimi particolari, a really painstaking job // è una persona ben curata, he's a well-groomed person2 ( di pubblicazione) edited: opera curata dal prof. Rossi, work edited by prof. Rossi.* * *I 1. [ku'rato]participio passato curare2. II [ku'rato]sostantivo maschile (sacerdote) curate* * *curato1/ku'rato/→ curareII aggettivo[ persona] neat, trim; [lavoro, aspetto] tidy, trim; [ giardino] neat, spruce; ha un aspetto molto curato he's very well-groomed.————————curato2/ku'rato/sostantivo m.(sacerdote) curate. -
5 diligente
diligent( accurato) accurate* * *diligente agg.1 diligent, hard-working, industrious: uno scolaro diligente, a diligent pupil2 ( accurato) diligent, conscientious, careful, painstaking: lavoro diligente, careful work; è solo un diligente esecutore e niente più, he's only a diligent perfomer, nothing more.* * *[dili'dʒɛnte]aggettivo [ scolaro] diligent, studious; [ impiegato] careful, diligent; (accurato) [ lavoro] careful, thorough* * *diligente/dili'dʒεnte/[ scolaro] diligent, studious; [ impiegato] careful, diligent; (accurato) [ lavoro] careful, thorough. -
6 preciso
accuratepersona precisealle tre precise at three o'clock exactly o precisely, at three o'clock sharp* * *preciso agg.1 ( accurato) careful, painstaking: è uno scolaro molto preciso, he is a pupil who works well; è sempre molto preciso nel suo lavoro, he is always very careful in his work; voglio una traduzione precisa, I want an exact (o accurate) translation2 ( esatto) exact, precise, accurate: definizione precisa, precise (o exact) definition; l'orologio è preciso!, the clock is accurate (o keeps good time)!; ricordo queste precise parole, I remember these exact (o precise) words3 ( definito) definite, exact: senza una ragione precisa, for no definite reason; non ha idee precise, he has no definite ideas; rispondere a dei bisogni precisi, to answer definite needs5 (di ore, in punto) sharp.* * *[pre'tʃizo]1) (esatto) [somma, misura, momento, luogo] precise, exact; [strumento, orologio, descrizione, calcolo] accuratepuoi essere più preciso? — can you be more precise o exact?
alle due -e — at exactly two o'clock, at two o'clock on the dot
2) (ben definito) [programma, criterio] specific; [idea, data] definite, determinate; [ricordo, contorno] clear; [ ordini] precise, specific3) (coscienzioso, puntuale) precise, careful, thorough4) (identico) identical (a to)5) di preciso exactly* * *preciso/pre't∫izo/1 (esatto) [somma, misura, momento, luogo] precise, exact; [strumento, orologio, descrizione, calcolo] accurate; preciso come un orologio as regular as clockwork; puoi essere più preciso? can you be more precise o exact? in quel preciso istante at that very instant; alle due -e at exactly two o'clock, at two o'clock on the dot2 (ben definito) [programma, criterio] specific; [idea, data] definite, determinate; [ricordo, contorno] clear; [ ordini] precise, specific3 (coscienzioso, puntuale) precise, careful, thorough4 (identico) identical (a to)5 di preciso exactly.
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