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1 scadente
2. adj second-rate* * *scadente agg.1 poor, shoddy; of inferior quality; cibo scadente, poor food; stoffa scadente, poor-quality cloth; prestazione scadente, poor performance* * *[ska'dɛnte]1) (di scarsa qualità) [ merce] low-quality, inferior, shoddy, poor quality; [ qualità] low, poor; [ cibo] poor; [ attore] third-rate; [ letteratura] second-rate2) (insufficiente) [ voto] low, poor, bad* * *scadente/ska'dεnte/1 (di scarsa qualità) [ merce] low-quality, inferior, shoddy, poor quality; [ qualità] low, poor; [ cibo] poor; [ attore] third-rate; [ letteratura] second-rate2 (insufficiente) [ voto] low, poor, bad. -
2 tenuta
f ( capacità) capacity( resistenza) stamina( divisa) uniform( abbigliamento) outfitagriculture estatea tenuta d'aria airtightmotoring tenuta di strada roadholding ability* * *tenuta s.f.1 estate; ( azienda agricola) farm: ha una bellissima tenuta vicino a Roma, he has a very beautiful estate near Rome2 ( uniforme) uniform; ( abbigliamento) clothes (pl.): tenuta militare, military uniform; (mil.) alta tenuta, full dress; in tenuta da lavoro, in working clothes; in tenuta da casa, in casual clothes; tenuta estiva, light (o summer) clothes; tenuta da sci, skiing outfit; tenuta da calcio, football strip4 (tecn.) seal: tenuta a liquido, ( di gasometro) wet seal; tenuta a secco, ( di gasometro) dry seal; tenuta di olio, oil seal; tenuta idraulica, wet seal; a tenuta d'acqua, watertight; a tenuta d'aria, airtight; a tenuta d'olio, oiltight; guarnizione di tenuta, seal5 (comm.) tenuta dei libri, bookkeeping; tenuta degli archivi, record keeping; tenuta delle scorte, stock control7 ( di autoveicolo): tenuta di strada, roadholding; avere una buona tenuta di strada, to have good roadholding.* * *[te'nuta]sostantivo femminile1) (vestiti) outfit, attire, clothes pl.; mil. (uniforme) uniform, order2) (ermeticità) hermetic, airtight sealinga tenuta stagna — [ contenitore] hermetic
a tenuta d'aria — [recipiente, chiusura] airtight, air-proof
3) (capacità) capacity4) (possedimento terriero) estate, property5) (gestione)6) (resistenza) resistance (anche sport)7) econ. (rendimento) performancebuona, cattiva tenuta delle azioni — good, poor performance of the shares
8) mus. (di accordo, nota) holding•tenuta da combattimento — mil. battledress
tenuta in curva — aut. cornering
tenuta sportiva — leisure suit, playsuit
tenuta di strada — aut. roadholding
* * *tenuta/te'nuta/sostantivo f.1 (vestiti) outfit, attire, clothes pl.; mil. (uniforme) uniform, order; in tenuta ufficiale in formal attire2 (ermeticità) hermetic, airtight sealing; a tenuta stagna [ contenitore] hermetic; a tenuta d'aria [recipiente, chiusura] airtight, air-proof; a tenuta d'acqua watertight3 (capacità) capacity4 (possedimento terriero) estate, property5 (gestione) tenuta della contabilità o dei conti bookkeeping6 (resistenza) resistance (anche sport)7 econ. (rendimento) performance; buona, cattiva tenuta delle azioni good, poor performance of the shares8 mus. (di accordo, nota) holdingtenuta da combattimento mil. battledress; tenuta in curva aut. cornering; tenuta sportiva leisure suit, playsuit; tenuta di strada aut. roadholding. -
3 buona, cattiva tenuta delle azioni
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4 mediocre
mediocre* * *mediocre agg. mediocre; ordinary; second-rate, middling; poor; (fam.) run-of-the-mill: un lavoro mediocre, a second-rate work; un ristorante mediocre, a mediocre (o very ordinary) restaurant; uno scrittore mediocre, a second-rate writer; rappresentazione mediocre, mediocre (o fam. run-of-the-mill) performance; guadagni mediocri, poor profits; vino mediocre, poor wine; profitto mediocre, (a scuola) poor progress◆ s.m. e f. mediocre person.* * *[me'djɔkre]1) (dalle capacità limitate) [persona, allievo, intelligenza] mediocre, weak2) (di scarsa qualità) common, mediocre; [ performance] weak, unimpressive; [libro, scrittore] middlebrow, second-rate* * *mediocre/me'djɔkre/1 (dalle capacità limitate) [persona, allievo, intelligenza] mediocre, weak2 (di scarsa qualità) common, mediocre; [ performance] weak, unimpressive; [libro, scrittore] middlebrow, second-rate. -
5 garanzia
f guaranteeessere in garanzia be under guarantee* * *garanzia s.f.1 guarantee, warrant, warranty, security; ( vincolo su merci, beni) lien; ( copertura) cover, backing; ( cauzione) bail, bond, surety; ( pegno) pledge, pawn; ( caparra) earnest: la garanzia della televisione è già scaduta, the television guarantee has already run out (o has expired); in garanzia, under guarantee (o at o in pawn); un frigorifero con la garanzia di, in garanzia per un anno, a refrigerator with a one-year guarantee; garanzia di qualità, guarantee of quality; garanzia di pagamento, guarantee of payment; contratti di garanzia, contracts of guarantee; la garanzia è scarsa, the security is poor // dare come garanzia una somma di denaro, to give a sum of money as security; si rifiuta di rilasciare garanzia, he refuses to lay down a guarantee // a garanzia di, as security for (o as a guarantee for): a garanzia del prestito, diede la sua proprietà, he put up his property as security for the loan // senza garanzia, unsecured (o uncovered o unbacked); ( di cambiale) without recourse // (banca): garanzia bancaria, bank guarantee; garanzia di credito, credit guarantee // ( assicurazioni) garanzia piena, totale, full cover // (dir.): garanzia accessoria, additional security; garanzia collaterale, reale, collateral (security); garanzia di buona esecuzione, performance bond; garanzia implicita, tacita, implied warranty; garanzia in oro, gold backing; garanzia di rimborso, money-back guarantee; garanzia ipotecaria, mortgage lien; garanzia immobiliare, security on property; garanzia in solido, joint and several bond2 (fig.) ( aspettativa fondata, assicurazione) guarantee: una garanzia di successo, a guarantee of success; questa macchina mi dà buone garanzie di durata, this car can be relied on to last a long time; questo ragazzo non dà alcuna garanzia ( di serietà), this young man is quite unreliable (o cannot be relied upon).* * *[garan'tsia]sostantivo femminile1) comm. guarantee, warrantyin garanzia — under guarantee o warranty
2) (pegno) security3) (certezza) guaranteedare -e a qcn. — to give sb. guarantees
4) dir.* * *garanzia/garan'tsia/sostantivo f.1 comm. guarantee, warranty; in garanzia under guarantee o warranty; certificato di garanzia guarantee2 (pegno) security; come garanzia as security3 (certezza) guarantee; non ho nessuna garanzia di successo I have no certainty of success; dare -e a qcn. to give sb. guarantees4 dir. avviso di garanzia notification (of impending investigation).
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