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1 probe into
probe into [sth.] indagare su [ suspicious activity]; scandagliare [ private affairs]; sondare [mind, thoughts]* * *probe into [sth.] indagare su [ suspicious activity]; scandagliare [ private affairs]; sondare [mind, thoughts] -
2 probe
I [prəʊb]1) (investigation) indagine f. ( into su)3) aer. sonda f.II 1. [prəʊb]1) (investigate) indagare, investigare su [affair, mystery]2) tecn. sondare [ ground]4) aer. esplorare [ space]5) (explore) esplorare con cura [hole, surface]2.verbo intransitivo fare delle indagini* * *[prəub] 1. noun1) (a long thin instrument used by doctors to examine a wound etc.) sonda2) (an investigation: a police probe into illegal activities.) indagine2. verb1) (to investigate: He probed into her private life.) indagare2) (to examine (as if) with a probe: The doctor probed the wound; He probed about in the hole with a stick.) sondare, esplorare* * *[prəʊb]1. n1) Med Space sonda2) (inquiry) indagine f, investigazione f2. vt(hole, crack) tastare, Med esplorare, sondare, Space esplorare, (also: probe into) indagare su* * *probe /prəʊb/n.1 (med.) sonda; specillo5 (fig.) indagine; investigazione● (elettr.) probe coil, bobina di sonda.(to) probe /prəʊb/v. t. e i.3 fare domande; indagare; investigare4 saggiare.* * *I [prəʊb]1) (investigation) indagine f. ( into su)3) aer. sonda f.II 1. [prəʊb]1) (investigate) indagare, investigare su [affair, mystery]2) tecn. sondare [ ground]4) aer. esplorare [ space]5) (explore) esplorare con cura [hole, surface]2.verbo intransitivo fare delle indagini -
3 ♦ space
♦ space /speɪs/A n. [uc]1 spazio: the conquest of space, la conquista dello spazio; outer space, spazio extraatmosferico (o cosmico)2 spazio; spazio di tempo; intervallo: in the space of a month, nello spazio di un mese; after a short space, dopo un breve intervallo3 spazio; area; posto: Leave a wide space between the rows, lascia molto spazio fra una fila e l'altra!; advertising space, spazio pubblicitario; floor space, superficie utilizzabile ( di appartamento); spazio (utile); parking space, parcheggio, spazio per parcheggiare; to clear a space, fare un po' di posto5 (tipogr.) spazio; spaziatura; interlinea; battuta7 (comput.) spazio; carattere spazio8 (mus.) spazio; intervalloB a. attr.spaziale: the space age, l'era spaziale; space probe, sonda spaziale, cosmosonda; space research, ricerche spaziali● ( anche comput.) space bar, barra spaziatrice ( di macchina da scrivere o di tastiera di computer) □ (fam. USA) space barrel, stanziamento per le ricerche spaziali □ (fig., fam.) space cadet, tipo stralunato □ (miss.) space capsule, capsula spaziale □ space fiction, fantascienza □ (miss.) space flight, volo spaziale □ (edil.) space frame, struttura controvento □ (fam. USA) space girl ► spacewoman □ space heater, convettore termico □ space helmet, casco spaziale □ space-key, barra spazio ( di macchina da scrivere) □ (miner.) space lattice, reticolo spaziale ( di un cristallo) □ (tipogr.) space-line, interlinea □ (miss.) space navigation, navigazione spaziale □ space rocket, missile spaziale □ space-saving, poco ingombrante □ space shuttle, space shuttle; navetta spaziale □ space sickness, male di spazio □ (miss.) space station, stazione spaziale □ (astron., miss.) space telescope, telescopio spaziale □ (fis., filos.) space-time (o space-time continuum), spazio-tempo; cronotopo; spazio quadridimensionale □ space travel, navigazione nello spazio □ space traveller, astronauta □ (miss.) space walk, passeggiata spaziale □ (mil.) space weapon, arma spaziale □ space writer, pubblicista pagato a un tanto la riga □ Let's rest ( for) a space, riposiamoci un poco!(to) space /speɪs/v. t.1 spaziare; disporre a intervalli; distanziare; scaglionare3 (mecc.) distanziare; separare con un distanziatore. -
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[speɪs]1. n(all senses) spazioto take up a lot of space — occupare molto spazio, ingombrare
(with)in the space of an hour/three generations — nell'arco di un'ora/di tre generazioni
2. vt3. adj(research, capsule, probe etc) spaziale
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