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1 addetto
1. adj assigned (a to)2. m, addetta f person responsibleaddetto alle pubbliche relazioni public relations officerfig addetto ai lavori expertaddetto culturale cultural attachévietato l'ingresso ai non addetti authorized personnel only* * *addetto agg.1 employed (in sthg.), attached: ufficiale addetto allo Stato Maggiore come interprete, officer attached to the Staff as interpreter2 ( adibito) assigned (to): treno addetto al trasporto di militari, train assigned to military transport◆ s.m. addetto militare, military attaché; addetto culturale, cultural attaché; addetto alla segreteria, secretary; addetto alle pulizie, cleaner; addetto stampa, press agent // addetto alla sicurezza, security administrator // (comm.): addetto agli acquisti, buyer; addetto alla contabilità, accountant (o bookkeeper); addetto alle consegne, delivery man; addetto alla produzione, production worker; addetto alle vendite, salesperson; addetto commerciale, attaché; addetto alle spedizioni, dispatch clerk; addetto all'automazione d'ufficio, office automator // non addetto ai lavori, outsider (o unauthorized person); addetti ai lavori, authorized staff; (fig.) specialists, professionals in the field.* * *[ad'detto] addetto (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg3. sm/fgli addetti ai lavori — authorized personnel sg fig those in the know
"vietato l'ingresso ai non addetti ai lavori" — "authorized personnel only"
* * *[ad'detto] 1.1) (competente) in charge (a of)2) (adibito) destined, assigned (a to, for)2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) (responsabile) person in charge (a of); (tecnico) operator; (impiegato) clerkaddetto stampa — (di cinema, teatro) press agent; (di azienda, partito) press officer
- i ai lavori — (operai) authorized personnel; (specialisti) insiders, experts
* * *addetto/ad'detto/1 (competente) in charge (a of)2 (adibito) destined, assigned (a to, for)addetto agli acquisti buyer; addetto stampa(di cinema, teatro) press agent; (di azienda, partito) press officer; - i ai lavori (operai) authorized personnel; (specialisti) insiders, experts. -
2 licenziare
dismissper motivi economici dismiss, lay off, BE make redundantlicenziare alle stampe pass for press* * *licenziare v.tr.1 to dismiss, to discharge; (fam.) to sack, to give* the sack; to fire: licenziare un operaio, un impiegato, to dismiss (o to sack) a worker, an employee; licenziare un impiegato per motivi ingiustificati, to dismiss an employee wrongfully; licenziare per crisi, to lay off; licenziare senza preavviso, in tronco, to discharge on the spot (o to dismiss without notice) // licenziare il fidanzato, (scherz.) to dump one's boyfriend2 (conferire un diploma a) to confer a diploma on (s.o.); (amer.) to graduate: la nostra scuola ha licenziato cento studenti, a hundred students passed the leaving exam at our school3 (non com.) (accomiatare) to dismiss, to send* away4 (tip.) licenziare le bozze per la stampa, to pass proofs for printing.◘ licenziarsi v.rifl.1 to resign, to give* notice: licenziare da una ditta, da un lavoro, to resign from a firm, from one's post2 (ottenere un diploma) to take* one's certificate: si è licenziato con una buona media, he passed his (leaving) exam with a good mark3 (letter.) (accomiatarsi) to take* one's leave.* * *[litʃen'tsjare]1. vt1) to dismiss, sack Brit, fire fam, (per esubero di personale) to make redundantmio padre è stato licenziato dopo trent'anni di lavoro — my father was made redundant after working there for thirty years
2) Scol to award a school-leaving certificate to2. vr (licenziarsi)1) (andare via) to take one's leave, (dal lavoro) to resign, hand in one's notice, give up one's job2) Scol to obtain one's school-leaving certificate* * *[litʃen'tsjare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to dismiss, to fire, to lay* [sb.] off, to sack colloq., to give* [sb.] the sack colloq. [ dipendente]; (per esubero) to make* [sb.] redundantessere licenziato — to be dismissed, to get one's notice o the sack colloq.
licenziare qcn. in tronco — to dismiss sb. without notice
2) scol. to grant [sb.] a school-leaving certificate [ studente]2.verbo pronominale licenziarsi (dal lavoro) to hand in one's notice, to hand in one's resignation, to resign* * *licenziare/lit∫en'tsjare/ [1]1 to dismiss, to fire, to lay* [sb.] off, to sack colloq., to give* [sb.] the sack colloq. [ dipendente]; (per esubero) to make* [sb.] redundant; essere licenziato to be dismissed, to get one's notice o the sack colloq.; licenziare qcn. in tronco to dismiss sb. without notice2 scol. to grant [sb.] a school-leaving certificate [ studente]II licenziarsi verbo pronominale(dal lavoro) to hand in one's notice, to hand in one's resignation, to resign. -
3 stiratrice sf
[stira'tritʃe](donna) laundry worker, (macchina) laundry press -
4 stiratrice
sf [stira'tritʃe](donna) laundry worker, (macchina) laundry press
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