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1 repatriation
[ˌriːpætrɪ'eɪʃn] [AE -peɪt-]nome rimpatrio m.* * *repatriation► to repatriate* * *[ˌriːpætrɪ'eɪʃn] [AE -peɪt-]nome rimpatrio m. -
2 repatriation re·pat·ria·tion n
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3 forcible
['fɔːsəbl]1) [repatriation, removal] forzato2) [speech, argument] convincente* * *forcible /ˈfɔ:səbl/a.1 fatto con la forza; a forza; forzato; forzoso: forcible ejection, espulsione con la forza; forcible repatriation, rimpatrio forzato2 forte; energico; efficace; vigoroso; convincente; vivido: a forcible expression, un'espressione efficace; forcible style, stile vigoroso; forcible reminder, efficace promemoria● (leg.) forcible detainer, possesso illecito □ (leg.) forcible entry, ingresso con la forza; (della polizia, ecc.) irruzione: to make a forcible entry, entrare con la forza; fare irruzioneforciblenessn. [u]violenza; forza; efficacia; vigoreforciblyavv.1 con la forza; a (viva) forza2 energicamente; vigorosamente3 efficacemente; vividamente.* * *['fɔːsəbl]1) [repatriation, removal] forzato2) [speech, argument] convincente -
4 involuntary
[ɪn'vɒləntrɪ] [AE -terɪ]aggettivo involontario* * *[in'voləntəri]((of an action etc) not intentional: He gave an involuntary cry.) involontario* * *involuntary /ɪnˈvɒləntrɪ/a.involontario: (econ.) involuntary unemployment, disoccupazione involontaria● (leg.) involuntary bankruptcy, fallimento involontario ( su istanza dei creditori)involuntarily avv. involuntariness n. [u].* * *[ɪn'vɒləntrɪ] [AE -terɪ]aggettivo involontario -
5 forced
[fɔːst] 1. 2.1) (false) [smile, interpretation] forzato; [ conversation] innaturale, di circostanza3) agr. [ plant] forzato* * *adjective (done with great effort: a forced march.) forzato* * *forced /fɔ:st/a.1 forzato; costretto; obbligato; coatto: forced abstinence, astinenza forzata; (aeron.) forced landing, atterraggio forzato; forced repatriation, rimpatrio forzato● forced circulation, (fin.) circolazione a corso forzoso; (tecn.) circolazione forzata □ (fin., stor.) forced currency, moneta (o valuta) a corso forzoso; cartamoneta inconvertibile □ (mecc.) forced draught (o draft), tiraggio forzato □ forced labour, lavoro forzato, lavori forzati □ (fin.) forced loan, prestito forzoso □ (autom., mecc.) forced lubrification, lubrificazione forzata □ (mil.) forced marches, marce forzate □ (leg.) forced sale, vendita coatta (o forzata) □ (econ.) forced saving, risparmio forzatoforcedlyavv.1 forzatamente; con la coercizione; con la forza2 con sforzo; a stento; a fatica.* * *[fɔːst] 1. 2.1) (false) [smile, interpretation] forzato; [ conversation] innaturale, di circostanza3) agr. [ plant] forzato -
6 repatriate
[riː'pætrɪeɪt] [AE -'peɪt-]verbo transitivo rimpatriare* * *repatriate /ri:ˈpætrɪət/n.rimpatriato.(to) repatriate /ri:ˈpætrɪeɪt/v. t. e i.repatriationn. [u]rimpatrio.* * *[riː'pætrɪeɪt] [AE -'peɪt-]verbo transitivo rimpatriare
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