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2 ♦ treaty
♦ treaty /ˈtri:tɪ/n.1 trattato; patto: a peace treaty, un trattato di pace; a trade treaty, un trattato commerciale; to negotiate a treaty, trattare la conclusione di un accordo2 trattativa; negoziato● (naut.) treaty port, porto franco □ (polit.) treaty powers, potenze beneficiarie di trattati □ by private treaty, mediante trattative private. -
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[piːs] 1.1) pace f.to make peace — rappacificarsi, fare la pace
to keep the peace — (between countries, individuals) mantenere la pace; (in town) [ police] tutelare l'ordine pubblico o la quiete pubblica; [ citizen] mantenere una buona condotta
2) (tranquillity) pace f., tranquillità f., calma f.I need a bit of peace and quiet — ho bisogno di starmene un po' tranquillo o di (stare) un po' in pace
2.to be at peace — eufem. (dead) riposare in pace, dormire nella pace eterna
modificatore [process, campaign, mission] di pace; [moves, march] per la pace; [plan, talks] di pace, per la pace••to hold one's peace — tacere, non aprire bocca
to make one's peace with sb. — fare la pace o rappacificarsi con qcn
* * *[pi:s]1) ((sometimes with a) (a time of) freedom from war; (a treaty or agreement which brings about) the end or stopping of a war: Does our country want peace or war?; ( also adjective) a peace treaty.) pace; di pace2) (freedom from disturbance; quietness: I need some peace and quiet.) pace•- peaceably
- peaceful
- peacefully
- peacefulness
- peacemaker
- peace-offering
- peacetime
- at peace
- in peace
- make peace
- peace of mind* * *[piːs] 1.1) pace f.to make peace — rappacificarsi, fare la pace
to keep the peace — (between countries, individuals) mantenere la pace; (in town) [ police] tutelare l'ordine pubblico o la quiete pubblica; [ citizen] mantenere una buona condotta
2) (tranquillity) pace f., tranquillità f., calma f.I need a bit of peace and quiet — ho bisogno di starmene un po' tranquillo o di (stare) un po' in pace
2.to be at peace — eufem. (dead) riposare in pace, dormire nella pace eterna
modificatore [process, campaign, mission] di pace; [moves, march] per la pace; [plan, talks] di pace, per la pace••to hold one's peace — tacere, non aprire bocca
to make one's peace with sb. — fare la pace o rappacificarsi con qcn
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['triːtɪ]1) pol. trattato m., accordo m.2) comm. dir. contratto m., trattativa f.* * *['tri:ti]plural - treaties; noun(a formal agreement between states or governments: They signed a peace treaty.) trattato* * *['triːtɪ]1) pol. trattato m., accordo m.2) comm. dir. contratto m., trattativa f. -
5 ♦ (to) conclude
♦ (to) conclude /kənˈklu:d/A v. t.1 concludere; chiudere; finire: He concluded his speech with an appeal for cooperation, concluse il suo dire con un appello alla collaborazione2 concludere; stipulare: to conclude a deal [a peace treaty], concludere un affare [un trattato di pace]3 concludere; giungere alla conclusione (che)4 desumere; arguire; dedurreB v. i.1 concludersi; chiudersi; finire -
6 ♦ (to) conclude
♦ (to) conclude /kənˈklu:d/A v. t.1 concludere; chiudere; finire: He concluded his speech with an appeal for cooperation, concluse il suo dire con un appello alla collaborazione2 concludere; stipulare: to conclude a deal [a peace treaty], concludere un affare [un trattato di pace]3 concludere; giungere alla conclusione (che)4 desumere; arguire; dedurreB v. i.1 concludersi; chiudersi; finire -
7 ♦ (to) negotiate
♦ (to) negotiate /nɪˈgəʊʃɪeɪt/A v. t.1 (spec. comm., fin.) negoziare; prendere accordi per ( una compravendita, ecc.); trattare (la conclusione di): to negotiate a bill of exchange, negoziare una cambiale; to negotiate bonds [stocks], negoziare obbligazioni [titoli]; (polit.) to negotiate peace, negoziare la pace; to negotiate a sale, prendere accordi per una vendita; (comm. est.) to negotiate a treaty with a nation, trattare la conclusione d'un accordo con una nazione2 sormontare; superare; riuscire a evitare; sorvolare: to negotiate an obstacle, superare un ostacolo; It took us two hours to negotiate the steep hill, ci vollero due ore per valicare quell'erto colle; ( di un hovercraft) to negotiate floating rubbish, riuscire a evitare rottami galleggiantiB v. i.1 negoziare; mercanteggiare2 intavolare (o aprire) le trattative; trattare: to negotiate with the enemy, intavolare trattative col nemico. -
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♦ (to) negotiate /nɪˈgəʊʃɪeɪt/A v. t.1 (spec. comm., fin.) negoziare; prendere accordi per ( una compravendita, ecc.); trattare (la conclusione di): to negotiate a bill of exchange, negoziare una cambiale; to negotiate bonds [stocks], negoziare obbligazioni [titoli]; (polit.) to negotiate peace, negoziare la pace; to negotiate a sale, prendere accordi per una vendita; (comm. est.) to negotiate a treaty with a nation, trattare la conclusione d'un accordo con una nazione2 sormontare; superare; riuscire a evitare; sorvolare: to negotiate an obstacle, superare un ostacolo; It took us two hours to negotiate the steep hill, ci vollero due ore per valicare quell'erto colle; ( di un hovercraft) to negotiate floating rubbish, riuscire a evitare rottami galleggiantiB v. i.1 negoziare; mercanteggiare2 intavolare (o aprire) le trattative; trattare: to negotiate with the enemy, intavolare trattative col nemico.
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