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61 term *****

[tɜːm]
1. n

1) (limit) termine m, (period) periodo

in the short term — a breve scadenza

in the long term — a lungo andare

a short-term solution — una soluzione a breve termine

during his term of office — durante il suo incarico

a 12 month term — un periodo di 12 mesi

term of imprisonment — periodo di detenzione or prigionia

to serve a 3-year term of imprisonment — scontare 3 anni di carcere

2) Scol trimestre m, Law sessione f

the autumn/spring/summer term — il primo/secondo/terzo trimestre

it's nearly the end of term — è quasi la fine del trimestre

3) (word, expression) termine m, vocabolo

to tell sb sth in no uncertain terms — dire qc chiaro e tondo a qn, dire qc a qn senza mezzi termini

in terms of... — in termini di...

4)

terms npl — (conditions) condizioni fpl, Comm prezzi mpl, tariffe fpl

terms of employment — condizioni di impiego

terms of reference — termini mpl (stabiliti)

"easy terms" Comm — "facilitazioni di pagamento"

reduced terms for pensioners — agevolazioni fpl per i pensionati

on one's own terms — a modo proprio

to come to terms with — (person) arrivare a un accordo con, (problem) affrontare, accettare

he hasn't yet come to terms with his disability — non ha ancora accettato la propria invalidità

not on any terms — a nessuna condizione

5)

terms npl; (relations) to be on good terms with — avere buoni rapporti con, essere in buoni rapporti con

not to be on speaking terms with sb — non rivolgere la parola a qc

2. vt

(name) definire

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62 testimonial tes·ti·mo·nial n

[ˌtɛstɪ'məʊnɪəl]
1) (Brit: reference) referenze fpl, benservito

2) (gift) tributo di riconoscimento, testimonianza di stima

English-Italian dictionary > testimonial tes·ti·mo·nial n
63 trace ***

I [treɪs]
1. n

(sign) traccia

there was no trace of the robbers — non c'era traccia dei ladri

there was no trace of it — non ne restava traccia

to vanish without trace — sparire senza lasciar traccia

I've lost all trace of them — ho completamente perso le loro tracce

the postmortem revealed traces of poison in the blood — l'autopsia ha rivelato tracce di veleno nel sangue

2. vt

1) (draw) tracciare, (with tracing paper) ricalcare

2) (follow) seguire (le tracce di), (find, locate) rintracciare

the police are trying to trace witnesses — la polizia sta cercando di rintracciare i testimoni

I cannot trace any reference to the matter — non riesco a rintracciare alcun riferimento alla faccenda

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- trace back
II [treɪs] n
(of harness) tirella

to kick over the traces Brit fig — sfuggire al controllo

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64 work *****

[wɜːk]
1. n

1) (gen) lavoro

it's hard work — è un lavoro duro

to be at work (on sth) — lavorare (a qc)

men at work — lavori in corso

it's all in a day's work — è una cosa di ordinaria amministrazione

to get on with one's work — continuare il proprio lavoro

the forces at work — gli elementi che influiscono

work on the new school has begun — sono cominciati i lavori per la nuova scuola

a good piece of work — un buon lavoro

to set sb to work doing sth — mettere qn a fare qc

to set to work (on); start work (on) — mettersi al lavoro (a)

I'm trying to get some work done — sto cercando di lavorare

to make short or quick work of — (sth) sbrigare in fretta, fig, (fam: sb) sistemare subito

2) (employment, job) lavoro

to go to work — andare al lavoro

he's at work today — oggi è al lavoro

to look for work — cercare lavoro

she's looking for work — sta cercando lavoro

to be out of work — essere disoccupato (-a)

to be in work — avere un lavoro

to put or throw sb out of work — licenziare qn

to be off work — essere in congedo

he's off work this week — questa settimana non lavora

he hasn't done a day's work in his life — non ha mai lavorato in vita sua

they have little work experience — hanno poca esperienza lavorativa

3) (product: of writer, musician, scholar) opera

his life's work — il lavoro di tutta la sua vita

he sells a lot of his work — vende molti dei suoi lavori

good works — opere fpl buone

work of art/reference — opera d'arte/di consultazione

the works of Dickens — le opere di Dickens

he's a nasty piece of work fig — è un tipaccio

See:

works

2. vt

1) (students, employees) far lavorare

to work sb hard — far lavorare molto qn

to work o.s. to death — ammazzarsi di lavoro

2) (operate) azionare

can you work the photocopier? — sai usare la fotocopiatrice?

I can't work the video — non riesco a far funzionare il videoregistratore

it is worked by electricity — va a corrente

3) (miracle) fare, (change) operare

to work wonders — fare miracoli

she managed to work her promotion — è riuscita a garantirsi la promozione

they worked it so that she could come fam — hanno fatto in modo che potesse venire

to work sth into a speech — far scivolare qc in un discorso

to work one's passage on a ship — pagarsi il viaggio su una nave lavorando (a bordo della stessa)

to work one's way through college — lavorare per pagarsi gli studi

to work one's way along sth — avanzare lentamente lungo qc

to work one's hands free — riuscire a liberarsi le mani

to work sth loose — far smollare qc

to work one's way through a book — leggersi pazientemente un libro

he worked his way up from the factory floor — ha cominciato come umile operaio

to work one's way up to the top of a company — farsi strada fino al vertice di una società

to work o.s. into a rage — andare in bestia

4) (shape: metal, dough, clay, wood) lavorare, (exploit: mine) sfruttare, (land) coltivare, (Sewing: design) ricamare

worked by hand — lavorato (-a) a mano

3. vi

1) lavorare

to work towards/for sth — lavorare in vista di/per qc

to work hard — lavorare sodo

they are working hard — lavorano sodo

to work at or on sth — (essay, project) lavorare su qc

she works in a shop — lavora in un negozio

she's working at her desk — sta lavorando alla scrivania

to work to rule Industry — fare uno sciopero bianco

to work like a Trojan — lavorare come un (-a) pazzo (-a)

2) (machine, plan, brain) funzionare, (drug, medicine) fare effetto

to get sth working — far funzionare qc

it works off the mains — funziona a corrente

the heating isn't working — il riscaldamento non funziona

my plan worked perfectly — il mio piano ha funzionato a meraviglia

it works both ways fig — funziona nei due sensi

3) (mouth, face, jaws) contrarsi

her mouth worked in her sleep — le si muoveva la bocca nel sonno

4) (move gradually) muoversi pian piano

to work loose — (screw) allentarsi

he worked slowly along the cliff — avanzava lentamente lungo la scogliera

to work round to a question — formulare una domanda dopo averci girato intorno

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- work in

- work off

- work on

- work out

- work over

- work up

- work up to

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65 work in

work in [sth.], work [sth.] in

1) (incorporate) inserire [ joke]; citare, menzionare [fact, name]

2) gastr. incorporare [ ingredient]

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1. vi + adv

(arrangement) inserirsi

2. vt + adv

(reference) inserire, infilare

* * *

work in [sth.], work [sth.] in

1) (incorporate) inserire [ joke]; citare, menzionare [fact, name]

2) gastr. incorporare [ ingredient]

English-Italian dictionary > work in
66 world music

nome world music f.

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n

musica etnica, world music f inv

See:

www.africanmusic.org,

www.ceolas.org/ceolas.html,

www.sbgmusic.com/html/teacher/reference/cultures.html

* * *

nome world music f.

English-Italian dictionary > world music
67 cross-refer

verb (to give a cross-reference (to): In this dictionary went is cross-referred to go.) rinviare

English-Italian dictionary > cross-refer
68 encyclop(a)edia

noun

(a reference work containing information on every branch of knowledge, or on one particular branch: an encyclopaedia of jazz; If you do not know the capital city of Hungary, look it up in an encyclopaedia.) enciclopedia

- encyclopaedic
- encyclopedic

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69 encyclop(a)edia

noun

(a reference work containing information on every branch of knowledge, or on one particular branch: an encyclopaedia of jazz; If you do not know the capital city of Hungary, look it up in an encyclopaedia.) enciclopedia

- encyclopaedic
- encyclopedic

English-Italian dictionary > encyclop(a)edia
70 find/get one's bearings

(to find one's position with reference to eg a known landmark: If we can find this hill, I'll be able to get my bearings.) orientarsi; fare un rilevamento

English-Italian dictionary > find/get one's bearings
71 from memory

(by remembering; without using a book etc for reference: He said the whole poem from memory.) a memoria

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