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1 provato
provenfig marked (da by)* * *provato agg.1 ( sottoposto a dura prova) tried; ( affaticato) exhausted, worn out: un uomo provato dalla vita, dalle sventure, a man tried by life, by misfortune; un corridore provato dalla fatica, a runner worn out by exertion2 ( sicuro) tried, tested, proved, proven: persona di provata fiducia, person of proven reliability.* * *[pro'vato] 1.participio passato provare2.1) (messo a dura prova) exhausted, tried2) (dimostrato) [competenza, abilità, talento] proven; [ formula] proven, tested3) (collaudato) [metodo, tecnica] tested* * *provato/pro'vato/→ provareII aggettivo1 (messo a dura prova) exhausted, tried2 (dimostrato) [competenza, abilità, talento] proven; [ formula] proven, tested3 (collaudato) [metodo, tecnica] tested. -
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4 conosciuto
well-known, famous* * *conosciuto agg.1 well-known, renowned, famous: questa città è conosciuta in tutto il mondo, this city is famous throughout the world; a quell'epoca il territorio non era ancora conosciuto, at that time the area had not yet been discovered (o was still undiscovered)* * *[konoʃ'ʃuto] conosciuto (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg(universo) known, (attore, autore, artista) well-knownconosciuto in tutto il mondo — well-known throughout the world, world-famous
* * *[konoʃ'ʃuto] 1.participio passato conoscere2.* * *conosciuto/kono∫'∫uto/II aggettivo(noto) (well-)known. -
5 omologato
omologato agg.1 (dir.) homologated; ( di testamento) proved; approved; validated; ( di oggetti, veicoli) type-tested, type-approved, approved: un atto omologato, a homologated deed; un documento omologato, an approved (o a validated) document; un salvagente omologato, an approved (o a type-approved) life jacket2 ( ratificato) ratified, recognized.* * *[omolo'gato] 1.participio passato omologare2.1) amm. homologated, approved2) dir. [ testamento] proven; [atto, delibera] validated3) sport recognized, ratified4) fig. [comportamento, cultura] standardized* * *omologato/omolo'gato/II aggettivo1 amm. homologated, approved; casco omologato homologated helmet2 dir. [ testamento] proven; [atto, delibera] validated3 sport recognized, ratified4 fig. [comportamento, cultura] standardized. -
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Proven — Proven … Wikipédia en Français
Proven — Prov en, p. p. or a. Proved. Accusations firmly proven in his mind. Thackeray. [1913 Webster] Of this which was the principal charge, and was generally believed to beproven, he was acquitted. Jowett (Thucyd. ). [1913 Webster] {Not proven} (Scots… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
proven — [pro͞o′vən] vt., vi. pp. of PROVE adj. known to be valid, effective, or genuine [a proven method] * * * prov·en (pro͞oʹvən) v. A past tense and a past participle of prove … Universalium
proven — [pro͞o′vən] vt., vi. pp. of PROVE adj. known to be valid, effective, or genuine [a proven method] … English World dictionary
proven — index dependable, irrefutable, official, sound, undeniable, unrefutable Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
proven — (adj.) 1650s, pp. adjective from alternative pp. (originally in Scottish legal use) of PROVE (Cf. prove) (v) … Etymology dictionary
proven — proved, proven The two forms relate to two different verbs derived from Old French prover (ultimately from Latin probare). In standard BrE, proved is the normal past tense and past participle of the verb prove (They proved their point / Their… … Modern English usage
proven — adj. VERBS ▪ be ADVERB ▪ well ▪ conclusively, fully ▪ No funding will be available until the technology is completely proven … Collocations dictionary
Proven — Infobox Belgische deelgemeente kaart1= naam=Proven provincie=WVLA gemeente=Poperinge latitudeGraden=50 latitudeMinuten=53 latitudeSeconden=25 longitudeGraden=2 longitudeMinuten=39 longitudeSeconden=27 opp=13,10 inw=1.394 datum=01/01/1999… … Wikipedia
proven — prov|en1 [ˈpru:vən, ˈprəuvən US ˈprouvən, ˈpru:vən] adj [usually before noun] tested and shown to be true or good, or shown to exist ▪ a player of proven ability ▪ a telephone system with a proven track record (=past performance showing how good… … Dictionary of contemporary English
proven — pro|ven1 [ pruvn ] adjective * shown to be true, real, or effective: a clinically proven treatment a proven liar proven pro|ven 2 a past participle of prove … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English