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1 perpetual
[pə'petʃʊəl]aggettivo [meetings, longing, stench] continuo; [turmoil, darkness] perpetuo; [ state] permanente; [ banter] incessante* * *[pə'pe uəl](lasting for ever or for a long time; occurring repeatedly over a long time: He lives in perpetual fear of being discovered; perpetual noise.) perpetuo, continuo* * *perpetual /pəˈpɛtʃʊəl/a.2 continuo; incessante● (fin.) perpetual annuity, rendita perpetua □ (fin.) perpetual bond, obbligazione perpetua □ (leg.) perpetual lease, locazione perpetua □ (mecc.) perpetual screw, vite senza fineperpetually avv.* * *[pə'petʃʊəl] -
2 perpetual per·pet·ual adj
[pə'pɛtjʊəl](gen) (motion) perpetuo (-a), (ice, snow) perenne, (continuous: noise, complaining) incessante, continuo (-a) -
3 motion
I ['məʊʃn]1) (movement) movimento m.to set sth. in motion — dare la carica a [ pendulum]; fig. mettere in atto [ plan]; innescare [ chain of events]
to set the wheels in motion — fig. mettere le cose in moto
2) fis. moto m.3) (gesture) (of hands) gesto m.; (of head, body) movimento m.4) amm. pol. mozione f., istanza f.5) med. (evacuation) defecazione f., evacuazione f.••II 1. ['məʊʃn]to motion sb. away — fare segno o cenno a qcn. di allontanarsi
2.to motion sb. to do — fare segno o cenno a qcn. di fare
verbo intransitivo fare segno* * *['məuʃən] 1. noun1) (the act or state of moving: the motion of the planets; He lost the power of motion.) moto, movimento2) (a single movement or gesture: He summoned the waiter with a motion of the hand.) movimento, gesto3) (a proposal put before a meeting: She was asked to speak against the motion in the debate.) mozione2. verb(to make a movement or sign eg directing a person or telling him to do something: He motioned (to) her to come nearer.) fare segno- motion picture
- in motion* * *I ['məʊʃn]1) (movement) movimento m.to set sth. in motion — dare la carica a [ pendulum]; fig. mettere in atto [ plan]; innescare [ chain of events]
to set the wheels in motion — fig. mettere le cose in moto
2) fis. moto m.3) (gesture) (of hands) gesto m.; (of head, body) movimento m.4) amm. pol. mozione f., istanza f.5) med. (evacuation) defecazione f., evacuazione f.••II 1. ['məʊʃn]to motion sb. away — fare segno o cenno a qcn. di allontanarsi
2.to motion sb. to do — fare segno o cenno a qcn. di fare
verbo intransitivo fare segno -
4 ♦ motion
♦ motion /ˈməʊʃn/n.1 [uc] moto; movimento; movenza; gesto: graceful motions, movenze aggraziate; The engine was put in motion, il motore è stato messo in moto (o è stato avviato)3 (leg., polit.) mozione; proposta; istanza: to present (o to propose) a motion, presentare una mozione; to vote on a motion, votare una mozione; a motion of censure, una mozione di censura; a motion to adjourn, una proposta di rinvio; motion for a new trial, istanza di rinnovo del processo● (cronot.) motion analysis, analisi dei movimenti □ ( cinema) motion capture, motion capture, cattura del movimento (animazione di un personaggio digitale sulla base dei movimenti di un attore reale) □ (cronot.) motion economy, economia dei movimenti □ (polit.) motion of no-confidence, mozione di sfiducia □ ( USA) motion picture, film; pellicola; spettacolo cinematografico □ ( USA) motion-picture camera, cinepresa □ ( USA) motion-picture projector, cineproiettore □ ( USA) motion-picture theatre, cinema; cinematografo; sala di proiezione □ (med.) motion sickness, chinetosi, cinetosi □ at one's own motion, di propria iniziativa; (leg.) d'ufficio □ (fam.) to go through the motions of doing st., fare qc. in modo meccanico ( senza entusiasmo o convinzione); fare finta di fare qc. □ ( cinema, ecc.) in slow motion, al rallentatore □ (leg.) on motion of the plaintiff's lawyer, su istanza del legale dell'attore.(to) motion /ˈməʊʃn/A v. t.fare cenno a; fare segno a: I motioned him to go out, gli feci cenno d'uscireB v. i.far cenni; fare gesti -
5 perpetually
[pə'petʃʊəlɪ]avverbio perpetuamente* * *adverb perpetuamente, continuamente* * *perpetually* * *[pə'petʃʊəlɪ]avverbio perpetuamente -
6 motion *** mo·tion
['məʊʃ(ə)n]1. n1) (movement) moto, movimentoto be in motion — (vehicle) essere in moto, (machine) essere in funzione
2) (gesture) cenno, gesto, (proposal: at meeting) mozione f3) Brit, (also: bowel motion) evacuazione f (intestinale)2. vt, vito motion (to) sb to do sth — far cenno or segno a qn di fare qc
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