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1 damage
I 1. ['dæmɪdʒ]nome U1) (to goods, environment) danno m., danni m.pl. (to a; from causato da)storm, water damage — danni causati da intemperie, dall'acqua
damage to property — dir. danno patrimoniale
2) med. danno m., lesione f.to cause damage to — danneggiare [health, part of body]
3) fig.to do damage to — nuocere a [ cause]; minare [ self-confidence]; rovinare, compromettere [ reputation]
2. II ['dæmɪdʒ]it's too late, the damage is done — troppo tardi, il danno è fatto
1) danneggiare, provocare danni a [goods, environment, part of body]2) fig. rovinare, compromettere [reputation, relationship]; minare [ confidence]* * *['dæmi‹] 1. noun1) (injury or hurt, especially to a thing: The storm did/caused a lot of damage; She suffered brain-damage as a result of the accident.) danno2) ((in plural) payment for loss or injury suffered: The court awarded him $5,000 damages.) risarcimento dei danni2. verb(to make less effective or less usable etc; to spoil: The bomb damaged several buildings; The book was damaged in the post.) danneggiare- damaged* * *I 1. ['dæmɪdʒ]nome U1) (to goods, environment) danno m., danni m.pl. (to a; from causato da)storm, water damage — danni causati da intemperie, dall'acqua
damage to property — dir. danno patrimoniale
2) med. danno m., lesione f.to cause damage to — danneggiare [health, part of body]
3) fig.to do damage to — nuocere a [ cause]; minare [ self-confidence]; rovinare, compromettere [ reputation]
2. II ['dæmɪdʒ]it's too late, the damage is done — troppo tardi, il danno è fatto
1) danneggiare, provocare danni a [goods, environment, part of body]2) fig. rovinare, compromettere [reputation, relationship]; minare [ confidence] -
2 ♦ industrial
♦ industrial /ɪnˈdʌstrɪəl/A a.1 industriale: (stor.) the Industrial Revolution, la rivoluzione industriale; an industrial school, una scuola industriale; an industrial power, una potenza industrialeB n.● industrial accident = industrial injury ► sotto □ industrial action, agitazione (o azione) sindacale □ industrial alcohol, alcol per uso industriale □ (econ.) industrial area, regione (o zona) industriale □ (econ.) industrial concentration, concentrazione industriale □ (leg., in GB) industrial court, tribunale per le controversie di lavoro □ (agric.) industrial crop, coltura industriale □ industrial design, industrial design □ an industrial disease, una malattia professionale □ (econ.) industrial disputes, conflitti del lavoro; vertenze sindacali □ (ind.) industrial emissions, scarichi industriali □ industrial estate, zona industriale □ (econ.) industrial goods, beni strumentali □ industrial injury, infortunio sul lavoro □ industrial injury legislation, legislazione infortunistica □ industrial law, diritto del lavoro □ industrial medicine, medicina del lavoro □ (econ.) industrial output, produzione industriale □ ( USA) industrial park = industrial estate ► sopra □ (econ.) industrial production index, indice della produzione industriale □ (leg.) industrial property, proprietà (o privativa) industriale □ industrial relations, relazioni industriali □ (polit.) industrial relations act, legislazione antisciopero □ industrial reorganization, riconversione industriale □ industrial safety, sicurezza sul lavoro □ industrial site, zona industriale ( d'una città) □ ( anche scherz.) industrial strength, di potenza industriale; potentissimo: industrial strength adhesive, adesivo di potenza industriale □ industrial union, sindacato di un'industria. -
3 land
I 1. [lænd]1) (terrain, property) terra f., terreno m.; (very large) terre f.pl.the lie — BE o
lay — AE
of the land — la configurazione del terreno; fig. lo stato delle cose, la situazione
private, public land — proprietà privata, pubblica
2) agr. (farmland) terra f.3) (countryside) terra f., campagna f.4) (country) terra f., paese m.5) (not sea) terra f., terraferma m.2.to reach o make land toccare terra; by land — per via di terra
2) dir. [deal, tax] fondiario; [ law] agrario3) [battle, forces] di terra, terrestre; [ animal] terrestre••II 1. [lænd]1) aer. [ pilot] fare atterrare [aircraft, spacecraft]; aer. mar. sbarcare, scaricare (a terra) [cargo, luggage]2) pesc. prendere, tirare a riva [ fish]3) colloq. fig. (secure) assicurarsi, riuscire a procurarsi [job, contract, prize]4) colloq. (saddle with problem)to land sb. with — affibbiare o rifilare a qcn. [ task]
to be landed with sb., sth. — ritrovarsi con qcn., qcs. sulla groppa
5) colloq. (deliver) mollare, appioppare [blow, punch]2.1) aer. [aircraft, passenger] atterrare3) [sportsman, animal] atterrare; [ object] cadere; scherz. atterrare; [ ball] cadere, toccare terra3.to land oneself in — ritrovarsi in [ situation]
to land oneself with — colloq. ritrovarsi con [task, problem]
- land up* * *[lænd] 1. noun1) (the solid part of the surface of the Earth which is covered by the sea: We had been at sea a week before we saw land.) terra2) (a country: foreign lands.) paese, terra3) (the ground or soil: He never made any money at farming as his land was poor and stony.) terreno4) (an estate: He owns land/lands in Scotland.) terra, terreno2. verb1) (to come or bring down from the air upon the land: The plane landed in a field; They managed to land the helicopter safely; She fell twenty feet, but landed without injury.) atterrare, far atterrare2) (to come or bring from the sea on to the land: After being at sea for three months, they landed at Plymouth; He landed the big fish with some help.) sbarcare; tirare a riva3) (to (cause to) get into a particular (usually unfortunate) situation: Don't drive so fast - you'll land (yourself) in hospital/trouble!) finire, ritrovarsi•[-rouvə]
(a type of strong motor vehicle used for driving over rough ground.)
- landing- landing-gear
- landing-stage
- landlocked
- landlord
- landmark
- land mine
- landowner
- landslide
- landslide victory
- landslide
- landslide defeat
- land up
- land with
- see how the land lies* * *I 1. [lænd]1) (terrain, property) terra f., terreno m.; (very large) terre f.pl.the lie — BE o
lay — AE
of the land — la configurazione del terreno; fig. lo stato delle cose, la situazione
private, public land — proprietà privata, pubblica
2) agr. (farmland) terra f.3) (countryside) terra f., campagna f.4) (country) terra f., paese m.5) (not sea) terra f., terraferma m.2.to reach o make land toccare terra; by land — per via di terra
2) dir. [deal, tax] fondiario; [ law] agrario3) [battle, forces] di terra, terrestre; [ animal] terrestre••II 1. [lænd]1) aer. [ pilot] fare atterrare [aircraft, spacecraft]; aer. mar. sbarcare, scaricare (a terra) [cargo, luggage]2) pesc. prendere, tirare a riva [ fish]3) colloq. fig. (secure) assicurarsi, riuscire a procurarsi [job, contract, prize]4) colloq. (saddle with problem)to land sb. with — affibbiare o rifilare a qcn. [ task]
to be landed with sb., sth. — ritrovarsi con qcn., qcs. sulla groppa
5) colloq. (deliver) mollare, appioppare [blow, punch]2.1) aer. [aircraft, passenger] atterrare3) [sportsman, animal] atterrare; [ object] cadere; scherz. atterrare; [ ball] cadere, toccare terra3.to land oneself in — ritrovarsi in [ situation]
to land oneself with — colloq. ritrovarsi con [task, problem]
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4 ♦ personal
♦ personal /ˈpɜ:sənl/A a.1 personale; individuale; particolare; privato: a personal opinion, un'opinione personale; personal liberty, libertà personale; for one's personal needs, per i propri bisogni particolari; a personal bodyguard, una guardia del corpo privata; a personal interview, un colloquio privato; (relig.) a personal God, un Dio personale4 (spreg.) offensivo; scortese; villano: Don't be so personal!, non essere così offensivo (o villano)!B n.2 (pubbl.) annuncio personale● (leg., ass.) personal accident, infortunio □ (pubbl.) personal advertisement, annuncio personale □ personal advertisements, piccola pubblicità □ (fisc., in GB) personal allowance, detrazione personale, quota esente ( da imposta) □ (leg.) personal assets, beni personali; attivo mobiliare □ personal assistant, assistente personale; segretaria privata; segretario particolare □ ( sport) personal best, miglior risultato personale; record personale □ (leg.) personal belongings (o effects), effetti personali □ personal care, la cura che si ha per il proprio corpo; ( anche) assistenza personale ( ad anziani, ecc.) □ personal care products, prodotti di bellezza □ (leg.) personal chattels, beni mobili □ ( di giornale) personal column, rubrica degli annunci personali □ (comput.) personal computer, personal computer; PC □ ( sport) personal contact, contatto fisico personale □ ( banca) personal customers, clienti privati □ (comput.) personal digital assistant (abbr.: PDA), (computer) palmare □ (leg.) personal estate (o property), patrimonio personale; beni mobili; proprietà mobiliare □ ( sport) personal foul, fallo personale □ ( banca) personal identification number (abbr. P.I.N.), numero segreto ( di carta di credito) □ (fisc.) personal income tax, imposta sul reddito delle persone fisiche (cfr. ital. «IRPEF») □ (leg.) personal injury, lesione personale; danno fisico □ (ass.) personal liability insurance, assicurazione per la responsabilità civile verso i terzi □ personal organizer ► organizer □ (econ.) personal saving, risparmio privato (o delle famiglie) □ (econ.) personal sector, il settore delle famiglie □ personal service, (leg.) notificazione ( di un atto) in mani proprie; (stor.) prestazioni personali ( del vassallo) □ (market.) personal shopper, assistente dei clienti ( che li aiuta nel fare gli acquisti); commesso di negozio □ (mus.) personal stereo, stereo portatile □ ( sport) personal trainer, allenatore (o istruttore) personale □ personal wealth, patrimonio personale □ Let's avoid being personal in our comments!, evitiamo di fare commenti di carattere personale!
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