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1 peeling
['piling]sostantivo maschile invariabile (exfoliating) scrub* * *peeling/'piling/m.inv.(exfoliating) scrub. -
2 palafitta
palafitta s.f.* * *[pala'fitta]sostantivo femminile1) (abitazione) pile dwelling; (su lago) lake dwelling2) edil. (struttura) piling* * *palafitta/pala'fitta/sostantivo f.1 (abitazione) pile dwelling; (su lago) lake dwelling2 edil. (struttura) piling. -
3 accavallare
cross* * *accavallare v.tr.1 ( sovrapporre) to overlap◘ accavallarsi v.intr.pron. to overlap; ( accumularsi) to pile up: i suoi impegni si accavallavano, his commitments were piling up; mi si è accavallato un tendine, I have strained a tendon // un accavallare di avvenimenti, a rapid succession of events.* * *[akkaval'lare]1. vt2. vip (accavallarsi)(sovrapporsi: muscolo, nervo)
mi si è accavallato un tendine — I've pulled a tendon, (fig : avvenimenti) to overlap, (addensarsi: pensieri, nubi) to gather* * *[akkaval'lare] 1.verbo transitivo1)2) sart.2.verbo pronominale accavallarsi1) (sovrapporsi) [ appuntamenti] to overlap2) fig. (accumularsi) [ problemi] to pile up; (affollarsi) [pensieri, idee] to crowd, to throng (in into)* * *accavallare/akkaval'lare/ [1]1 accavallare le gambe to cross one's legs2 sart. accavallare le maglie to pass the stitches overII accavallarsi verbo pronominale1 (sovrapporsi) [ appuntamenti] to overlap2 fig. (accumularsi) [ problemi] to pile up; (affollarsi) [pensieri, idee] to crowd, to throng (in into). -
4 accumulare
"to buffer;Stauen;Speichern;acumular"* * *accumulate* * *accumulare v.tr. to amass, to accumulate, to pile up; to stockpile, to hoard; ( immagazzinare) to store up: accumulare un patrimonio, to amass (o to make) a fortune; accumulare merci, to store up goods; accumulare denaro in banca, to hoard money in the bank; accumulare debiti, to pile up debts // accumulare polvere, to gather dust // interessi accumulati, accrued interests◆ v. intr. to save up: ha accumulato per tutta la vita, he saved up all his life.◘ accumularsi v.intr.pron. to accumulate, to pile up: il lavoro si accumulava sulla mia scrivania, the work was piling up on my desk // nuvole temporalesche si accumulavano all'orizzonte, storm clouds were gathering on the horizon.* * *[akkumu'lare]1. vt(gen) to accumulate, (energia) to store2. vip (accumularsi)to accumulate, Fin to accrue* * *[akkumu'lare] 1.verbo transitivo (ammucchiare, ammassare) to store [ oggetti]; to store up, to stockpile, to lay* up, to hoard (anche spreg.) [ provviste]; to accumulate, to lay* up, to hoard spreg. [ ricchezze]; to amass, to gather [ informazioni]; to run* up, to pile up [ debiti]; (immagazzinare) to store (up) [energia, calore]2.verbo pronominale accumularsi1) (ammucchiarsi) [oggetti, lavoro] to accumulate, to pile up; [rifiuti, neve] to pile up; [ fango] to bank up; [ detriti] to build* up2) (accrescersi) [ debiti] to accrue; [ tensione] to build* up* * *accumulare/akkumu'lare/ [1](ammucchiare, ammassare) to store [ oggetti]; to store up, to stockpile, to lay* up, to hoard (anche spreg.) [ provviste]; to accumulate, to lay* up, to hoard spreg. [ ricchezze]; to amass, to gather [ informazioni]; to run* up, to pile up [ debiti]; (immagazzinare) to store (up) [energia, calore]II accumularsi verbo pronominale1 (ammucchiarsi) [oggetti, lavoro] to accumulate, to pile up; [rifiuti, neve] to pile up; [ fango] to bank up; [ detriti] to build* up -
5 aumentare
1. v/t increaseprezzi increase, raise, put up2. v/i increasedi prezzi increase, rise, go up* * *aumentare v.tr. to increase; to raise; (fam.) to up; ( ampliare) to enlarge; (form.) to augment; aumentare uno stipendio, to raise a salary; aumentò la velocità, he increased his speed; aumentare i prezzi, to raise (o increase o amer. hike) prices; aumentare la produzione, to increase (o boost) production; aumentare progressivamente i prezzi, to scale up prices; aumentare il valore della merce, to raise the value of the goods; aumentare il tasso di sconto, to raise the discount rate; aumentare le imposte, to increase taxes; aumentare i dazi, to raise duties // ( assicurazioni) aumentare il premio, to load the insurance premium◆ v. intr. to increase, to grow*, to enlarge; ( salire) to rise*; ( accumularsi) to pile up: la febbre gli aumentò, his temperature rose; il prezzo della carne aumenta, the price of meat is rising; simili casi andavano aumentando, such cases were on the increase (o were increasing in number); le spese aumentano, costs are going up; in questi ultimi anni la popolazione è aumentata, in the last few years the population has increased; aumentare di valore, to rise in value; aumentare di peso, to put on weight; i debiti aumentano, debts are piling up.* * *[aumen'tare]1. vt(prezzo) to increase, put up, (stipendi) to increase, raise2. vi(aus essere) (gen) to increase, (prezzi) to go up, rise, increase, (livello) to rise, (qualità) to improveaumentare di peso — (persona) to put on weight
la produzione è aumentata del 50% — production has increased by 50%
la disoccupazione è aumentata del 10% — unemployment's gone up by 10%
* * *[aumen'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (accrescere) to increase, to raise [numero, salario, volume]; to extend [potere, influenza, durata]; to enlarge [ capacità]; to hike [tassi, prezzi]; to boost [ produzione]2) (nel lavoro a maglia) to increase [ maglie]2.1) (salire, crescere) [tasse, affitto, vendite] to increase; [temperatura, pressione] to rise*; [ popolazione] to grow*; [numero, prezzi] to increase, to rise*, to go* up, to climb; [margine, scarto] to open upaumentare di peso, numero — to increase in weight, number
2) (diventare più costoso) [merce, servizio] to go* up3) (intensificarsi) [ammirazione, amore] to deepen; [rischio, forza] to increase; [tensione, paura, rumore, fame] to grow*; [corrente, vento] to strengthen* * *aumentare/aumen'tare/ [1]1 (accrescere) to increase, to raise [numero, salario, volume]; to extend [potere, influenza, durata]; to enlarge [ capacità]; to hike [tassi, prezzi]; to boost [ produzione]2 (nel lavoro a maglia) to increase [ maglie](aus. essere)1 (salire, crescere) [tasse, affitto, vendite] to increase; [temperatura, pressione] to rise*; [ popolazione] to grow*; [numero, prezzi] to increase, to rise*, to go* up, to climb; [margine, scarto] to open up; aumentare di peso, numero to increase in weight, number2 (diventare più costoso) [merce, servizio] to go* up3 (intensificarsi) [ammirazione, amore] to deepen; [rischio, forza] to increase; [tensione, paura, rumore, fame] to grow*; [corrente, vento] to strengthen. -
6 accatastamento
accatastamento1 s.m.1 pile, stack, heap2 ( l'accatastare) piling (up), stacking (up), heaping (up). -
7 accavallamento
accavallamento s.m. overlap, overlapping; ( accumulo) piling up; ( intrico di linee, fili ecc.) crossing. -
8 ammucchiamento
ammucchiamento s.m.2 (l'ammucchiare, l'ammucchiarsi) heaping, piling up; ( di persone) crowding; bunching. -
9 impilaggio
impilaggio s.m.1 (il disporre oggetti in pila) stacking, piling2 (estens.) (pila di oggetti) stack, pile. -
10 palificazione
palificazione s.f.2 (edil.) piling, pilework. -
11 steccaia
steccaia s.f. pilework, piling. -
12 palancolata in acciaio
italian-english Idraulica dizionario > palancolata in acciaio
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13 palancolata
fsheet piling, cofferdam -
14 palancolato
msheet piling, cofferdam -
15 steccaia
fpilework, piling
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