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1 testament
['testəmənt]1) dir. testamento m.last will and testament — ultime volontà, disposizioni testamentarie
2) (proof) testimonianza f., prova f. (to sth. di qcs.)3)the Old, the New Testament — il Vecchio, il Nuovo Testamento
* * *['testəmənt](a written statement especially of what one wants to be done with one's personal property after one dies: This is his last will and testament.) testamento- New Testament* * *testament /ˈtɛstəmənt/n.1 (relig.) testamento: the Old [the New] Testament, il Vecchio [il Nuovo] Testamento* * *['testəmənt]1) dir. testamento m.last will and testament — ultime volontà, disposizioni testamentarie
2) (proof) testimonianza f., prova f. (to sth. di qcs.)3)the Old, the New Testament — il Vecchio, il Nuovo Testamento
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2 ■ turn up
■ turn upA v. t. + avv.1 voltare in su; arricciare: She turned up her nose at my proposal, alla mia proposta, lei arricciò il naso2 piegare in su; tirare su; alzare; rialzare: to turn up the collar of one's fur coat, alzare il bavero della pelliccia7 portare alla luce (o in superficie); scoprire, trovare ( anche fig.): The diggers turned up a skeleton, gli scavatori hanno portato alla luce uno scheletro; to turn up the proof, scoprire le prove9 alzare (il volume di): Turn up the radio, please, alza il volume della radio, per favore!10 alzare, aumentare ( la fiamma del gas, ecc.): Turn up the gas, will you?, alza il gas, per favore!11 (fam.) dare il voltastomaco, far venire la nausea a (q.)12 (pop.) smetterla, piantarla: Turn it up!, piantala!B v. i. + avv.1 comparire; riapparire; farsi vivo: He hasn't turned up yet, non s'è ancora fatto vivo; The missing soldier turned up after a long time, il soldato disperso riapparve dopo molto tempo; DIALOGO → - Lost child 2- I'm sure your daughter will turn up shortly, sono sicuro che vostra figlia si farà viva tra poco3 ( di un oggetto smarrito, ecc.) saltare fuori; ricomparire: Your ring will turn up, il tuo anello salterà fuori5 (fin.) tendere al rialzo; aumentare; migliorare; crescere: The dollar seems to be turning up, sembra che il dollaro tenda al rialzo; Trade is turning up, gli scambi migliorano □ to turn up trumps ► trump (1) □ a fine turned-up nose, un nasino all'insù. -
3 bring forward
bring forward [sth.], bring [sth.] forward1) (make sooner) anticipare [ meeting] (by di)* * *1) ((also put forward) to bring to people's attention; to cause to be discussed etc: They will consider the suggestions which you have brought/put forward.) avanzare2) (to make to happen at an earlier date; to advance in time: They have brought forward the date of their wedding by one week.) anticipare* * *vt + adv2) (advance time of: meeting) anticipare3) Book-keeping riportare* * *bring forward [sth.], bring [sth.] forward1) (make sooner) anticipare [ meeting] (by di)
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