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2 ♦ chief
♦ chief /tʃi:f/A n.4 (arald.) capoB a.1 principale; più importante; primo: my chief aim, il mio scopo primo; our chief ally, il nostro alleato più importante● chief clerk, capufficio □ (in GB) chief constable, capo della polizia d'una contea o d'una regione □ (fam.) chief cook and bottle-washer, factotum □ (econ.) chief economist, economista capo □ (naut.) chief engineer, direttore (o primo ufficiale) di macchina □ (polit.) the Chief Executive, il capo dell'esecutivo; (in USA) il Presidente degli Stati Uniti □ (org. az.) chief executive officer, amministratore delegato ( di società di capitali) □ (org. az.) chief financial officer, direttore amministrativo e finanziario ( di società) □ (in USA) Chief Justice, presidente della Corte suprema □ (org. az.) chief information officer, direttore informatico ( di società) □ (in GB) chief inspector, ispettore capo (di polizia) □ (aeron. mil., in USA) chief master sergeant, maresciallo di 1a □ chief of staff, (mil.) capo di stato maggiore; (polit., in USA) capo dell'Ufficio della Casa Bianca □ (org. az.) chief operating officer, direttore generale ( di società) □ ( marina mil., in GB e in USA) chief petty officer, grado intermedio tra quelli italiani di «capo di 1a classe» e «aiutante» □ (org. az.) chief privacy officer, responsabile della privacy □ chief rabbi, rabbino capo □ (org. az.) chief risk officer, responsabile della gestione del rischio □ ( polizia, in GB) chief superintendent, sovrintendente capo □ chief surgeon, primario chirurgo □ (aeron. mil., in GB) chief technician, sergente maggiore □ chief town, (città) capoluogo □ (mil., in USA) chief warrant officer, ( esercito) maresciallo maggiore; ( marina mil.) grado massimo di sottufficiale (superiore all'italiano «aiutante») □ (fam.) too many chiefs and not enough Indians, troppi che comandano e nessuno che obbedisce; troppi generali e nessun soldato. -
3 chief superintendent
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4 chief of police
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5 solicitor
[sə'lɪsɪtə(r)]1) BE dir. (for documents, oaths) notaio m.; (for court and police work) avvocato m.2) AE dir. (chief law officer) legale m.3) AE comm. piazzista m. e f.* * *noun (a lawyer who prepares legal documents and briefs, gives legal advice, and (in the lower courts only) speaks on behalf of his clients.) avvocato* * *[sə'lɪsɪtə(r)]1) BE dir. (for documents, oaths) notaio m.; (for court and police work) avvocato m.2) AE dir. (chief law officer) legale m.3) AE comm. piazzista m. e f. -
6 superintendent
[ˌsuːpərɪn'tendənt, ˌsjuː-]1) (supervisor) soprintendente m. e f., supervisore m.2) (anche police superintendent) soprintendente m. e f.4) AE (anche school superintendent) ispettore m. (-trice) scolastico (-a)* * *1) (a person who superintends something, or is in charge of an institution, building etc: the superintendent of a hospital.) direttore, direttrice2) (( abbreviation super; often abbreviated to Supt when written) a police officer of the rank above chief inspector.) sovrintendente; questore* * *superintendent /su:pərɪnˈtɛndənt/n.1 soprintendente, sovrintendente; direttore; supervisore; sorvegliante* * *[ˌsuːpərɪn'tendənt, ˌsjuː-]1) (supervisor) soprintendente m. e f., supervisore m.2) (anche police superintendent) soprintendente m. e f.4) AE (anche school superintendent) ispettore m. (-trice) scolastico (-a) -
7 ♦ inspector
♦ inspector /ɪnˈspɛktə(r)/n.1 ispettore, ispettrice: inspector of prisons, ispettore carcerario; tax inspector, ispettore delle imposte; agente del fisco; school inspector, ispettore scolastico; inspector general, ispettore generale; inspector's office, ispettorato2 (= police inspector) ispettore (di polizia): Inspector Miller, l'ispettore Miller; chief inspector, ispettore capo4 (mecc.) collaudatore; controlloreinspectorial, inspectorala.d'ispettore; ispettivoinspectorshipn. [uc] -
8 marshal
I ['mɑːʃl]1) mil. = alto ufficiale di vari eserciti2) BE dir. = funzionario che fa parte di una circuit court3) (at rally, ceremony) = membro del servizio d'ordine4) AE dir. ufficiale m. giudiziario5) AE stor. (sheriff) sceriffo m.6) AE (in fire service) comandante m. dei vigili del fuocoII ['mɑːʃl]1) mil. schierare, disporre [ troops]; dirigere [ crowd]; ferr. smistare [ wagons]; fig. raccogliere, riordinare [ideas, facts]* * *1. noun1) (an official who arranges ceremonies, processions etc.) cerimoniere2) ((American) an official with certain duties in the lawcourts.) ufficiale giudiziario3) ((American) the head of a police or fire department.) (capo di un dipartimento di polizia); (comandante dei vigili del fuoco)2. verb1) (to arrange (forces, facts, arguments etc) in order: Give me a minute to marshal my thoughts.) ordinare2) (to lead or show the way to: We marshalled the whole group into a large room.) condurre* * *marshal, ( USA) marshall /ˈmɑ:ʃl/n.3 (leg.) ufficiale giudiziario● (aeron. mil., in GB) Marshal of the Royal Air Force, Maresciallo dell'Aeronautica britannica ( è il grado più alto; non ha equivalente in Italia) □ Air Chief Marshal, Air Marshal, Air Vice Marshal ► air □ Field Marshal ► field.(to) marshal /ˈmɑ:ʃl/v. t.1 mettere in ordine; ordinare; schierare: to marshal troops, schierare le truppe; to marshal facts, ordinare i fatti2 accompagnare, condurre (cerimoniosamente): He was marshalled before the king, fu condotto al cospetto del sovrano* * *I ['mɑːʃl]1) mil. = alto ufficiale di vari eserciti2) BE dir. = funzionario che fa parte di una circuit court3) (at rally, ceremony) = membro del servizio d'ordine4) AE dir. ufficiale m. giudiziario5) AE stor. (sheriff) sceriffo m.6) AE (in fire service) comandante m. dei vigili del fuocoII ['mɑːʃl]
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