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21 corrispondente
1. adj corresponding2. m f correspondentcorrispondente estero foreign correspondent* * *corrispondente agg. corresponding, proportionate; ( equivalente) equivalent: se premi quel pulsante a destra si accenderà la spia corrispondente, if you push the button on the right the corresponding light will go on // banche corrispondenti, correspondent banks // (mat.) an-goli corrispondenti, corresponding angles◆ s.m. e f. correspondent (clerk); ( rappresentante) agent: corrispondente di guerra, war correspondent; corrispondente estero, foreign correspondent.* * *[korrispon'dɛnte]1. agg2. sm/f(gen) Stampa, TV correspondent* * *[korrispon'dɛnte] 1.2) (commisurato) proportionate, commensurate2.sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile1) (chi scrive lettere) correspondent2) giorn. correspondentcorrispondente di guerra, dall'estero — war, foreign correspondent
3) amm. comm. agent, correspondent* * *corrispondente/korrispon'dεnte/1 corresponding2 (commisurato) proportionate, commensurateII m. e f.1 (chi scrive lettere) correspondent2 giorn. correspondent; corrispondente di guerra, dall'estero war, foreign correspondent3 amm. comm. agent, correspondent. -
22 pigiare
crush* * *pigiare v.tr.1 to press; ( schiacciare) to crush: pigiare un pulsante, to press a button; eravamo pigiati come sardine, we were packed like sardines; pigiare qlco. in una valigia, to crush (o to cram) sthg. into a suitcase; pigiare l'uva, to press grapes; ( coi piedi) to tread grapes◆ v. intr. to push.* * *[pi'dʒare] 1.verbo transitivopigiare l'acceleratore — colloq. to step on the gas
2) (spingere) to crowd, to cram [ persone] (in into)2.* * *pigiare/pi'dʒare/ [1]1 (premere) to force down, to squash down [ oggetti]; to pack [ vestiti]; to tread* [ uva]; pigiare l'acceleratore colloq. to step on the gas2 (spingere) to crowd, to cram [ persone] (in into)II pigiarsi verbo pronominale[ persone] to crowd (in in).
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