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1 ♦ selection
♦ selection /səˈlɛkʃn/n. [uc]1 selezione ( anche biol.); scelta; raccolta: natural [artificial] selection, selezione naturale [artificiale]; random selection, scelta casuale2 assortimento: We have a wide selection of first-rate articles, abbiamo un vasto assortimento d'articoli di prima qualità● (med.) selection abortion, aborto selettivo ( per evitare un parto gemellare) □ selection commission, commissione selezionatrice ( del personale) □ selection consultant, selezionatore. -
2 random
['rændəm] 1.aggettivo casuale2.* * *['rændəm](done etc without any particular plan or system; irregular: The opinion poll was based on a random sample of adults.) casuale- randomly- at random* * *random /ˈrændəm/a.1 casuale: random selection, scelta casuale; random shot, ( di fucile, ecc.) colpo sparato a casaccio; ( sport) colpo (o tiro, lancio) fatto a casaccio3 (stat.) casuale; aleatorio: a random sample, un campione casuale; random variable, variabile aleatoria4 (ingl. fam.) strano; strambo● (comput.) random access, accesso casuale □ (comput.) random access memory, memoria ad accesso casuale □ (mat.) random function, funzione aleatoria □ (biol.) random mating, pangamia □ (comput.) random number generator, generatore di numeri casuali □ (stat.) random sampling, campionamento aleatorio □ (stat., econ.) random walk, percorso casuale; passeggiata casuale □ at random, a caso; a casaccio: to shoot at random, sparare alla ciecarandomly avv. randomness n. [u].* * *['rændəm] 1.aggettivo casuale2. -
3 random ran·dom
['rændəm]1. adj(arrangement) casuale, fortuito (-a), (selection, shot, killing) a caso2. nat random — a caso, a casaccio
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4 lot ***** n
[lɒt]1) (large amount) moltoa lot of money; (fam) lots of money — un sacco di soldi
a lot of people; (fam) lots of people — molta gente, molti
there was not a lot we could say/do — c'era ben poco da dire/da fare
I'd give a lot to know... — darei non so cosa per sapere...
he feels a lot or fam lots better — si sente molto meglio
thanks a lot! (also) iro — grazie tante!
2) famthe lot — (all, everything) tutto (-a) (quanto (-a)
3) (destiny) sorte f, destino4) (random selection) sorte f5) (at auction) lotto, partita6) (plot of land) lotto di terreno
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