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1 contromarca sf
[kontro'marka] contromarca (-che) -
2 contromarca
sf [kontro'marka] contromarca (-che) -
3 abbonamento
m a giornale, theatre subscriptiona treno, bus season-ticketabbonamento annuale yearly subscription; yearly ticketabbonamento mensile monthly subscription; monthly ticket* * *abbonamento s.m.1 ( a giornale, rivista) subscription: fare un abbonamento, to take out a subscription; rinnovare un abbonamento, to renew one's subscription; non intendo rinnovare l'abbonamento, I don't intend to renew my subscription; quanto costa l'abbonamento?, how much are the subscription fees?2 ( trasporti) pass, season ticket: abbonamento settimanale, mensile, studenti, weekly, monthly, student pass3 (teatr., cinem.) season ticket* * *[abbona'mento]sostantivo maschile1) (a un giornale) subscription2) (a spettacoli, allo stadio) season ticket3) (ai trasporti) pass, season ticket4) (a telefono, gas, elettricità) subscription; (alla televisione) (television) licence, subscription* * *abbonamento/abbona'mento/sostantivo m.1 (a un giornale) subscription; fare l'abbonamento a un giornale to take out a subscription to a newspaper; rivista in abbonamento subscription magazine2 (a spettacoli, allo stadio) season ticket3 (ai trasporti) pass, season ticket; fare un abbonamento to buy a season ticket4 (a telefono, gas, elettricità) subscription; (alla televisione) (television) licence, subscription; canone di abbonamento telefonico line rental. -
4 contromarca
f (pl -che) token* * *contromarca s.f. check, token; (che consente la riammissione a teatro, mostra ecc.) pass-out check: non trovo la contromarca del cappotto, I can't find my coat check.* * ** * *contromarcapl. - che /kontro'marka, ke/sostantivo f.ticket, token; (del guardaroba) cloackroom ticket. -
5 abbonare
take out a subscription for( condonare) deduct* * *abbonare1 v.tr. to take* out a subscription (for s.o. to sthg.).◘ abbonarsi v.rifl.2 ( trasporti) to get* a pass3 (teatr., cinem.) to get* a season ticket: voglio abbonarmi ai concerti del mercoledì, I want to get a season ticket for the Wednesday concerts4 (rad., tv) to pay* one's licence fees.abbonare2 v.tr.1 ( defalcare) to make* a reduction (in sthg.)2 (rimettere una somma ecc.) to remit3 ( perdonare) to forgive*.* * *I [abbo'nare] vt(cifra) to deduct, (fig : perdonare) to forgiveII [abbo'nare]1. vtabbonare qn (a qc) — (rivista) to take out a subscription for sb (to sth), (teatro, trasporti) to buy sb a season ticket (for sth), (televisione ecc) to get o buy a licence (for sth) for sb
2. vr (abbonarsi)abbonarsi (a) — (rivista) to subscribe (to), (teatro, trasporti) to buy a season ticket (for)
abbonarsi alla televisione — to get o buy a television licence
* * *I 1. [abbo'nare]verbo transitivo2. II [abbo'nare]abbonare qcn. a qcs. — to take out a subscription to sth. for sb
* * *abbonare1/abbo'nare/ [1]abbonare qcn. a qcs. to take out a subscription to sth. for sb.II abbonarsi verbo pronominaleto subscribe, to take* out a subscription.————————abbonare2/abbo'nare/→ abbuonare.
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