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1 uguagliare
make equal( livellare) level( essere pari a) equal* * *uguagliare v.tr.1 ( rendere uguale) to equalize, to make* equal; ( livellare) to level, to even up: uguagliare un pezzo di terreno, to level (o to even up) a piece of ground; uguagliare una siepe, to even up (o to straighten) a hedge; la morte uguaglia tutti gli uomini, death makes all men equal // (econ.): uguagliare redditi, tasse, to equalize incomes, taxes; uguagliare le entrate e le uscite, to balance income and expenditure3 ( paragonare) to compare: la sua prestazione può essere uguagliata a quella di un grande attore, his performance can be compared to that of a great actor4 ( essere uguale a) to equal; to match, to be equal to (s.o., sthg.): non potrai mai uguagliarla in bellezza, you'll never equal her beauty.◘ uguagliarsi v.rifl. ( paragonarsi) to compare oneself: si uguaglia a un grande poeta, he compares himself to a great poet* * *[uɡwaʎ'ʎare]1. vt1) (livellare: persone, stipendi) to make equal, (siepe) to straighten2) (raggiungere, essere uguale a) to equal, be equal touguagliare qn in bellezza/bravura — to equal sb o be equal to sb in beauty/skill
2. vr (uguagliarsi)uguagliarsi a o con qn — to compare o.s. to sb3. vip (uguagliarsi)* * *[ugwaʎ'ʎare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (rendere uguali, livellare) to equalize, to make* equal [prezzi, redditi, imposte]2) (essere pari a) to equal, to match [ persona]la sua ignoranza è uguagliata solo dalla sua ostinazione — his ignorance is rivalled only by his obstinacy
3) sport to equal [record, tempo]4) (paragonare) to compare5) (pareggiare tagliando) to trim2.verbo pronominale uguagliarsi1) (equivalersi) to be* equal2) (paragonarsi) to compare oneself (a to)* * *uguagliare/ugwaλ'λare/ [1]1 (rendere uguali, livellare) to equalize, to make* equal [prezzi, redditi, imposte]2 (essere pari a) to equal, to match [ persona]; la sua ignoranza è uguagliata solo dalla sua ostinazione his ignorance is rivalled only by his obstinacy3 sport to equal [record, tempo]4 (paragonare) to compare5 (pareggiare tagliando) to trimII uguagliarsi verbo pronominale1 (equivalersi) to be* equal2 (paragonarsi) to compare oneself (a to). -
2 media
f averagein media on averagemedia oraria average speed* * *media1 s.f.1 average; mean: media oraria, average per hour (o hourly average); media aritmetica, geometrica, arithmetic, geometric mean; media proporzionale, proportional mean; media barometrica, mean (o average) barometric level; fare una media approssimativa, to strike a rough average; calcolare la media di, to calculate (o to work out) the average of; fa la media fra tre, cinque e sette e otterrai cinque, average three, five and seven and you get five // alla media di, at an average of: viaggiava alla media di 100 km/h, he travelled at an average of 100 km per hour // sopra, sotto la media, above (the), below (the) average; ( Borsa) above, below par: la sua prestazione è stata al di sotto della media, he gave a below average performance // in media, on (an) average: leggo in media 20 pagine al giorno, I read 20 pages a day on average; ci sono 20 scolari in media in ogni classe, on (an) average there are twenty students in each class; facevamo in media duecento miglia al giorno, we averaged two hundred miles a day; questi articoli mi sono costati in media cinquanta euro l'uno, I paid an average of fifty euros for each article // è stato promosso alla quarta classe con una buona media, he went up to the fourth class with a good average // (stat.): media mobile, moving average; media ponderata, weighted mean (o average); media semplice, simple mean (o average)2 (corso di studi) Italian middle school, (first three years of a) secondary school; (amer.) junior high school: frequenta le medie, he is in the Italian middle school.media2 s.m.pl. (mezzi di comunicazione di massa) media: esperto di media, media man.* * *I 1. ['mɛdja]sostantivo femminile1) mat. average, meanfare una media — to work out an average, to average out
2) (norma) averageal di sopra, al di sotto della media — above, below (the) average o standard
in media lavoro sette ore al giorno — on an average day I work seven hours, I average seven hours of work a day
3) (velocità)tenere una media di 95 km/h — to average 95 kmh
4) scol. (dei voti) average5) (scuola) scuola media inferiore2.sostantivo femminile plurale medie scol. scuola media inferioreII ['mɛdja, 'midja]* * *media1/'mεdja/I sostantivo f.1 mat. average, mean; fare una media to work out an average, to average out2 (norma) average; in media on (the) average; al di sopra, al di sotto della media above, below (the) average o standard; essere nella media to be average; è più alto della media degli uomini he is taller than the average man; ci vogliono in media tre ore per farlo it takes an average of three hours to do it; in media lavoro sette ore al giorno on an average day I work seven hours, I average seven hours of work a day3 (velocità) tenere una media di 95 km/h to average 95 kmhII medie f.pl.scol. → scuola media inferioremedia aritmetica arithmetic mean; media oraria average per hour.————————media2/'mεdja, 'midja/m.pl.(mass media) media + verbo sing. o pl.
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