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1 urgenza
f urgencyin caso d'urgenza in an emergency* * *urgenza s.f.1 urgency; ( fretta, premura) hurry, haste: un affare di molta urgenza, a business of great urgency; lettera d'urgenza, urgent (o pressing) letter; in caso d'urgenza telefonami, if it's urgent, phone me; avere urgenza di fare qlco., to be in a hurry to do sthg.; potrebbe prepararmi subito il certificato, ho una certa urgenza, could you prepare the certificate quickly, I'm in a bit of a hurry; ho urgenza di vederlo, I must see him as soon as possible (o at once); fare urgenza a qlcu., to urge s.o. // (dir.) provvedimento d'urgenza, provisional (o interlocutory) injunction // (amm.) diritto d'urgenza, urgent rate2 ( emergenza) emergency: chiamata d'urgenza, emergency call; chiamare un medico d'urgenza, to make an emergency call for a doctor; sono intervenuti d'urgenza, they went out on an emergency call; l'hanno ricoverato d'urgenza in ospedale, he was admitted to hospital as an emergency patient.* * *[ur'dʒɛntsa]sostantivo femminile1) (l'essere urgente) urgencyd'urgenza — [incontro, misure] urgent, emergency attrib.
con urgenza — [ richiedere] urgently
2) med. emergency (case)d'urgenza — [chiamata, trattamento, chirurgia] emergency attrib.
* * *urgenza/ur'dʒεntsa/sostantivo f.1 (l'essere urgente) urgency; d'urgenza [incontro, misure] urgent, emergency attrib.; con urgenza [ richiedere] urgently; con la massima urgenza with the utmost haste; avere urgenza di to be in urgent neeed of2 med. emergency (case); d'urgenza [chiamata, trattamento, chirurgia] emergency attrib.; essere operato d'urgenza to undergo emergency surgery; essere portato d'urgenza all'ospedale to be rushed to the hospital.
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