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1 trasversale
1. adj transverse2. f mathematics transversal* * *trasversale agg.1 transverse, transversal; cross (attr.): galleria trasversale, cross-gallery; muro trasversale, partition-wall; trave trasversale, cross-girder; via trasversale, cross street (o side street) // in senso trasversale, transversely (o crosswise o athwart); (mar.) athwartship: piano trasversale, athwartship plane; (anat.) muscolo trasversale, transverse (muscle) // (fis.): massa trasversale, transverse mass; onde trasversali, transverse waves; vibrazioni trasversali, transverse vibrations2 (fig.) ( indiretto) indirect: vendetta trasversale, indirect revenge // (pol.) cross-party: partito trasversale, cross-party grouping, coalition◆ s.f.1 ( retta) transversal2 ( via) cross street (o side street).* * *[trazver'sale] 1.1) [taglio, linea] transverse, transversal, cross attrib.2) mat.3) fig. [alleanza, gruppo] cross-party2.sostantivo femminile mat. transversal* * *trasversale/trazver'sale/1 [taglio, linea] transverse, transversal, cross attrib.; sezione trasversale cross-section; via trasversale side street2 mat. retta trasversale transversal3 fig. [alleanza, gruppo] cross-party; vendetta trasversale indirect revengeII sostantivo f.mat. transversal.
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