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1 indispensabile
1. adj indispensable, essential2. m essentials pl* * *indispensabile agg. indispensable; absolutely necessary; essential: l'aria è indispensabile alla vita, air is indispensable to life; è indispensabile che abbia il vostro permesso, it is essential that I should have your permission; non crederai di essere indispensabile!, you don't think you are indispensable! // (dir.) requisito indispensabile, precondition (o prerequisite)◆ s.m. necessary: l'indispensabile per vivere, the necessities of life; ho portato solo lo stretto indispensabile, I have only brought what is strictly necessary.* * *[indispen'sabile]1. agg(essenziale) essential, indispensable, (necessario) necessaryrendersi indispensabile — to make o.s. indispensable
2. sm* * *[indispen'sabile] 1.aggettivo indispensable (a, per for; per fare for doing); [ingrediente, lettura] essential; [aiuto, servizio] vital, essential2.sostantivo maschilel'indispensabile — essentials pl.
il minimo indispensabile — the bare essentials o necessities o minimum
* * *indispensabile/indispen'sabile/indispensable (a, per for; per fare for doing); [ingrediente, lettura] essential; [aiuto, servizio] vital, essential; requisito indispensabile prerequisitel'indispensabile essentials pl.; il minimo indispensabile the bare essentials o necessities o minimum; fare il minimo indispensabile to do the minimum. -
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3 pregiudiziale
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precondition — UK US /ˌpriːkənˈdɪʃən/ noun [C] ► something which must happen before something else can happen: »Innovation is an essential precondition for growth. a precondition of sth »The agreement to move to new premises was made a precondition of the… … Financial and business terms
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precondition — pre|con|di|tion [ˌpri:kənˈdıʃən] n something that must happen or exist before something else can happen precondition of/for ▪ A ceasefire is a precondition for talks … Dictionary of contemporary English
