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1 sagging
['sægɪŋ]* * *sagging /ˈsægɪŋ/n. [uc]1 abbassamento; incurvatura; cedimento; avvallamento; insellatura2 inclinazione; piegamento3 (naut.) scarroccio* * *['sægɪŋ] -
2 sagging sag·ging adj
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3 sag
I [sæg]1) (in ceiling) cedimento m.2) (in value) abbassamento m., calo m.II [sæg]3) (weaken)* * *[sæɡ]past tense, past participle - sagged; verb(to bend, hang down, especially in the middle: There were so many books on the shelf that it sagged.) cedere; incurvarsi* * *sag /sæg/n.1 abbassamento; incurvatura; cedimento; avvallamento ( di strada); insellamento, insellatura ( di nave, d'aereo); subsidenza ( di un edificio)2 inclinazione; piegamento3 (econ., fin.) cedimento, flessione, calo, declino, diminuzione ( dei prezzi, delle quotazioni, ecc.)4 (naut.) deriva; scarroccio(to) sag /sæg/A v. i.1 abbassarsi; cedere (spec. nel mezzo); ( di strada) avvallarsi; insellarsi; ( di un edificio) cedere per subsidenza: The damaged bridge is sagging, il ponte lesionato cede (o s'incurva)4 (econ., fin.) calare; diminuire; cedere; subire una flessione: Both output and prices are sagging, cala la produzione e diminuiscono i prezzi; Industrials have sagged, i titoli industriali hanno subito una flessione7 (fig.) afflosciarsi; perdere interesse: The film sagged a bit at the end, il film ha perso interesse verso la fineB v. t.far piegare; far cedere; avvallare; insellare● (naut.) to sag to leeward, scarrocciare sottovento □ a sagging net, una rete floscia (o afflosciata).* * *I [sæg]1) (in ceiling) cedimento m.2) (in value) abbassamento m., calo m.II [sæg]3) (weaken)
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