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1 bollo postale
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2 bollo postale
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3 timbro
m stampmusic timbretimbro postale postage stamp* * *timbro s.m.1 stamp: timbro a secco, embossed stamp; timbro di gomma, rubber stamp; timbro d'ufficio, office stamp; timbro postale, postmark; mettere un timbro sul passaporto, to stamp a passport // (dir.) falsità in sigilli e timbri, forgery of seals and dies2 ( di voce, di strumento) timbre; tone: lo riconobbi dal timbro della voce, I recognized him by the tone of his voice.* * *I ['timbro]sostantivo maschile (stampigliatura, strumento) stampII ['timbro]mettere o apporre un timbro su to stamp [documento, passaporto]; to postmark [ lettera]; timbro postale — postmark
sostantivo maschile1) mus. (qualità di suono) timbre; tone colour BE, tone color AE2) (tono) tone, timbre* * *timbro1/'timbro/sostantivo m.(stampigliatura, strumento) stamp; mettere o apporre un timbro su to stamp [documento, passaporto]; to postmark [ lettera]; timbro postale postmark.————————timbro2/'timbro/sostantivo m. -
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postal* * *postale agg. postal; post (attr.); mail (attr.): cartolina postale, (prepaid) postcard; casella postale, post office box; cassetta postale, letterbox (o post-box); furgone postale, mail van; impiegato postale, post office clerk; pacco postale, parcel: spedire per pacco postale, to send by parcel post; regolamento postale, postal regulations; servizio postale, postal (o amer. mail) service; spese postali, postage (o postal charges); tariffa postale, postage (o postal rate); buono postale, postal savings certificate (o bond); vaglia postale, postal order (o money order); timbro postale, postmark; succursale postale, branch post office; unione postale, post union; (dir.) frode postale, mail fraud◆ s.m. (mar.) mail boat, packet boat, mail steamer; (ferr.) mail train; ( aeroplano) mail plane; ( furgone) mail van.* * *[pos'tale]1. agg(servizio, vaglia) postal attr Brit, mail attr Am, (casella, impiegato) post office attr, (nave, treno) mail attr2. sm* * *[pos'tale] 1.aggettivo postal, mail attrib., post attrib. BE2.casella postale — P.O. Box
* * *postale/pos'tale/postal, mail attrib., post attrib. BE; cartolina postale postcard; pacco postale parcel; casella postale P.O. Box; timbro postale postmark; spese -i postage; ufficio postale post office; furgone postale mail van -
5 timbrare
stamp* * *timbrare v.tr. to stamp, to postmark: timbrare a secco, to emboss; timbrare un documento, to stamp a document; timbrare una lettera, to postmark a letter; timbrare una cambiale, to enface a bill // timbrare il cartellino, ( in entrata) to clock in (o on), ( in uscita) to clock out (o off) // ''Che lavoro fai?'' ''Timbro il cartellino!'', ''What's your job?'' ''I have a 9 to 5 job!''.* * *[tim'brare]verbo transitivo1) (apporre un timbro su) to stamp [documento, passaporto]; to postmark [ lettera]2) (annullare) to stamp, to punch [ biglietto]3)timbrare (il cartellino) — [impiegato, operaio] to punch the clock; (all'entrata) to clock in BE, to check in AE; (all'uscita) to clock out BE, to check out AE
* * *timbrare/tim'brare/ [1]1 (apporre un timbro su) to stamp [documento, passaporto]; to postmark [ lettera]2 (annullare) to stamp, to punch [ biglietto]3 timbrare (il cartellino) [impiegato, operaio] to punch the clock; (all'entrata) to clock in BE, to check in AE; (all'uscita) to clock out BE, to check out AE. -
6 apporre
putapporre la firma su qualcosa put one's signature to something* * *apporre v.tr.1 to affix, to append, to add: apporre una data a qlco., to date sthg. (o to put the date on sthg.); apporre la propria firma, to affix one's signature; apporre il proprio sigillo, to affix one's seal; apporre i sigilli, to seal2 ( una clausola) to insert, to append: apporre una clausola ad un atto, to insert a clause in (o to add a clause to) an act3 (attribuire, imputare) to ascribe, to impute.* * *[ap'porre]verbo transitivo to affix, to append form. [firma, visto]* * *apporre/ap'porre/ [73]to affix, to append form. [firma, visto]; apporre il timbro postale to postmark. -
7 fede
f faith( fedeltà) loyaltyanello wedding ringaver fede in qualcosa have faith in someonetener fede a una promessa keep a promise* * *fede s.f.1 ( il credere) faith, belief: fede in Dio, faith in God; perdere, ritrovare la fede, to lose, to regain one's faith; avere fede in Dio, nel progresso, to believe in God, in progress // persona di poca fede, untrusting person2 ( confessione, religione) faith, creed: la fede cristiana, the Christian faith; professione di fede, profession of faith; scuola aperta a tutte le fedi, school open to every creed; predicare la fede, to preach the faith // i conforti della fede, the comforts of religion // uomo di fede, man of faith // atto di fede, (anche fig.) act of faith // difensore della fede, ( titolo dei sovrani d'Inghilterra) Defender of the Faith3 (estens.) creed, convictions (pl.), beliefs (pl.): la sua fede politica, his political convictions (o views) // venire meno alla propria fede, not to live up to one's beliefs4 ( fiducia) faith, trust; confidence: degno di fede, trustworthy (o reliable); ho fede nel tuo avvenire, I feel confident about (o I have faith in) your future; ho fede nelle sue promesse, I trust his promises; ho fede che non mi deluderà, I feel sure he won't let me down; riponi la tua fede in Dio, put your trust in God // abbi fede e vedrai che andrà tutto bene, have faith and you'll see that everything will turn out allright; abbi fede in me, just trust me // prestare fede a una diceria, to give credit to a rumour; prestare fede a qlcu., to believe (o to trust) s.o.5 ( lealtà, fedeltà) faith, faithfulness, loyalty: fede coniugale, marital fidelity; tener fede ai propri principi, to remain faithful to one's principles; tener fede a una promessa, to keep a promise; (dir.) violazione della fede data, breach of faith // in fede ( mia), upon my honour; ( come esclamazione) honestly7 ( certificato, attestazione) certificate, warrant: fede di nascita, birth certificate // (comm.): fede di deposito, (warehouse) warrant; fede di deposito doganale, dock warrant // (banca) fede di credito, certificate of credit // fare fede di qlco., to bear witness to sthg.* * *['fede]sostantivo femminile1) (credo religioso) faith2) (salda convinzione) creed, belief3) (fiducia) faith, trustavere fede nella giustizia to believe in justice; prestare fede a qcs. to give credence to sth., to place credit o put faith in sth.; degno di fede — trustworthy
4) (sincerità)5) (fedeltà)tenere fede a — to remain faithful to [ principi]; to keep [ promessa]; to stand by [ impegni]
6) (anello nuziale) wedding ring, wedding band7) burocr."fa fede il timbro postale" — "date as postmark"
* * *fede/'fede/sostantivo f.2 (salda convinzione) creed, belief; fede politica political creed3 (fiducia) faith, trust; uomo di poca fede man of little faith; abbi fede! have faith! avere fede nella giustizia to believe in justice; prestare fede a qcs. to give credence to sth., to place credit o put faith in sth.; degno di fede trustworthy5 (fedeltà) tenere fede a to remain faithful to [ principi]; to keep [ promessa]; to stand by [ impegni]6 (anello nuziale) wedding ring, wedding band7 burocr. "fa fede il timbro postale" "date as postmark". -
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9 apporre il timbro postale
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11 mettere o apporre un timbro su
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > mettere o apporre un timbro su
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12 timbrare vt
[tim'brare](gen) to stamp, (annullare: francobolli) to postmark -
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15 postale
[pos'tale]1. agg(servizio, vaglia) postal attr Brit, mail attr Am, (casella, impiegato) post office attr, (nave, treno) mail attr2. sm -
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sm ['timbro]2) Mus tone, timbre
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