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1 prohibit
[prə'hɪbɪt] [AE prəʊ-]1) (forbid) proibireto prohibit sb. from doing — proibire a qcn. di fare
"smoking prohibited" — "vietato fumare"
* * *[prə'hibit](to forbid: Smoking is prohibited.) proibire* * *[prə'hɪbɪt] [AE prəʊ-]1) (forbid) proibireto prohibit sb. from doing — proibire a qcn. di fare
"smoking prohibited" — "vietato fumare"
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2 bathing
['beɪðɪŋ]nome balneazione f., (il) fare bagni"bathing prohibited" — "divieto di balneazione"
* * *noun il fare il bagno* * *bathing /ˈbeɪðɪŋ/n. [u]balneazione; (il fare) i bagni: «No bathing», «divieto di balneazione»; Bathing is safe here, qui si può fare il bagno● bathing box (o bathing cabin, bathing hut), cabina □ bathing cap, cuffia da bagno □ bathing costume (o bathing suit), costume da bagno □ (stor.) bathing machine, cabina montata su ruote ( con cui raggiungere la linea dell'acqua) □ bathing resort, stazione balneare □ (GB) bathing trunks, calzoncini da bagno.* * *['beɪðɪŋ]nome balneazione f., (il) fare bagni"bathing prohibited" — "divieto di balneazione"
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3 (to) prohibit
(to) prohibit /prəˈhɪbɪt/v. t.proibire; vietare; impedire: Motorists are prohibited from using cellphones while driving, agli automobilisti è vietato usare il telefono cellulare durante la guida● (autom.) «All vehicles prohibited» ( cartello), «divieto d'accesso a tutti i veicoli». -
4 (to) prohibit
(to) prohibit /prəˈhɪbɪt/v. t.proibire; vietare; impedire: Motorists are prohibited from using cellphones while driving, agli automobilisti è vietato usare il telefono cellulare durante la guida● (autom.) «All vehicles prohibited» ( cartello), «divieto d'accesso a tutti i veicoli». -
5 disturbance
[dɪ'stɜːbəns]1) (interruption, inconvenience) disturbo m.3) meteor. perturbazione f.4) psic. disturbo m.* * *1) (a noisy or disorderly happening: He was thrown out of the meeting for causing a disturbance.) tumulto2) (an interruption: I've done quite a lot of work, despite several disturbances.) interruzione3) (an act of disturbing: He was arrested for disturbance of the peace.) disturbo, turbamento* * *disturbance /dɪˈstɜ:bəns/n. [uc]1 disturbo: the disturbance caused by road works, il disturbo causato dai lavori stradali; They needed a place where they could work free from disturbance, gli serviva un posto dove potessero lavorare senza essere disturbati; I don't want any disturbances this afternoon, non voglio essere disturbato per nessun motivo oggi pomeriggio; The disturbance of wildlife is strictly prohibited, è severamente vietato disturbare gli animali2 agitazione; disordine: There were violent disturbances in the streets, ci sono stati violenti disordini nelle strade; The elections were followed by weeks of civil disturbance, alle elezioni sono seguite settimane di agitazioni civili4 (meteor. e fig.) perturbazione: atmospheric disturbance caused by solar flares, perturbazioni atmosferiche dovute a brillamenti solari5 (med., psic.) disturbo, disfunzione: visual [intestinal] disturbances, disturbi visivi [intestinali]; mental [psychological] disturbance, disturbi psichici [psicologici]● (leg.) disturbance of the peace, disturbo della quiete pubblica □ (leg.) to cause (o to create) a disturbance, turbare l'ordine pubblico (o la quiete pubblica).* * *[dɪ'stɜːbəns]1) (interruption, inconvenience) disturbo m.3) meteor. perturbazione f.4) psic. disturbo m. -
6 unauthorized
[ʌn'ɔːθəˌraɪzd]aggettivo non autorizzato, abusivo* * *(not having the permission of the people in authority: unauthorized use of the firm's equipment.) non autorizzato* * *unauthorized /ʌnˈɔ:ɵəraɪzd/a.non autorizzato: an unauthorized biography, una biografia non autorizzata; Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited, le riproduzioni non autorizzate non sono consentite; (comput.) unauthorized access, accesso non autorizzato.* * *[ʌn'ɔːθəˌraɪzd]aggettivo non autorizzato, abusivo -
7 prohibit pro·hib·it vt
[prə'hɪbɪt]1) (forbid) proibire, vietareto prohibit sb from doing sth — vietare or proibire a qn di fare qc
"smoking prohibited" — "vietato fumare"
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8 spitting spit·ting
['spɪtɪŋ]1. n"spitting prohibited" — "vietato sputare"
2. adj
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