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1 sanzione
f sanction* * *sanzione s.f.1 sanction (anche dir.): sanzione penale, penalty; passibile di sanzione, indictable; sanzioni amministrative, administrative sanctions; sanzione disciplinare, disciplinary measure; sanzioni economiche, economic sanctions; sanzione economica, ( embargo) embargo; sanzioni contro un paese, sanctions against a country2 ( ratifica, approvazione) ratification; sanction; approval: sanzione di un trattato, ratification of a treaty // la Prammatica Sanzione, (st.) the Pragmatic Sanction.* * *[san'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) dir. amm. (punizione) sanction2) (approvazione, ratifica) sanction•sanzione disciplinare — amm. disciplinary measure
sanzione penale — dir. legal o criminal sanction
* * *sanzione/san'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 dir. amm. (punizione) sanction; imporre -i contro to impose sanctions on; - i economiche economic sanctions2 (approvazione, ratifica) sanctionsanzione amministrativa fine; sanzione disciplinare amm. disciplinary measure; sanzione penale dir. legal o criminal sanction. -
2 canonizzare
canonizzare v.tr.1 to canonize2 ( approvare) to sanction; to approve, to ratify.* * *[kanonid'dzare]verbo transitivo1) relig. to canonize2) (sancire) to sanction* * *canonizzare/kanonid'dzare/ [1]1 relig. to canonize2 (sancire) to sanction. -
3 sancire
sancire v.tr. to sanction; ( ratificare) to ratify (anche dir.); to confirm: sancire un'alleanza, to ratify an alliance.* * *[san'tʃire]* * *sancire/san't∫ire/ [102]to sanction [legge, uso]; to ratify [ trattato]. -
4 sanzionare
sanzionare v.tr.1 to ratify; to sanction; to approve: sanzionare una legge, to ratify a law* * *[santsjo'nare]verbo transitivo2) (punire) to punish [colpa, colpevole]* * *sanzionare/santsjo'nare/ [1]2 (punire) to punish [colpa, colpevole]. -
5 liberalizzare
liberalize* * *liberalizzare v.tr.1 (econ.) to liberalize; (sbloccare) to unfreeze*, to derestrict; (prezzi, affitti, salari) to decontrol, to free*: liberalizzare il commercio estero, to liberalize foreign trade; liberalizzare i prezzi, to unfreeze (o to decontrol) prices2 (rendere libero) to liberalize: liberalizzare le droghe leggere, to liberalize the use of soft drugs.* * *[liberalid'dzare]verbo transitivo to liberalize [commercio, economia]; to liberalize, to unfreeze [prezzi, scambi]; to decontrol [ affitti]; to deregulate [ trasporti]; (autorizzare)* * *liberalizzare/liberalid'dzare/ [1]to liberalize [commercio, economia]; to liberalize, to unfreeze [prezzi, scambi]; to decontrol [ affitti]; to deregulate [ trasporti]; (autorizzare) liberalizzare l'aborto to sanction abortion. -
6 sanzione sf
[san'tsjone]1) (approvazione) sanction, approval2) (punizione) sanction, penalty -
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sf [san'tsjone]1) (approvazione) sanction, approval2) (punizione) sanction, penalty -
8 approvare
approve oflegge approve* * *approvare v.tr.1 to approve of (sthg.): mio padre non approva la mia scelta, my father doesn't approve of my choice; approvò con un cenno, he showed his approval by nodding3 ( accettare ufficialmente) to approve, to sanction: approvare una legge, to pass a bill; approvare un bilancio di previsione, to approve a budget; approvare un bilancio finale, to adopt a balance sheet4 ( acconsentire a) to assent to (sthg.).* * *[appro'vare]verbo transitivo1) to approve of [progetto, proposta, decisione]; (essere d'accordo con)2) (ratificare) to pass [legge, decreto]; to endorse [ bilancio]3) (promuovere) to pass [ candidato]* * *approvare/appro'vare/ [1]1 to approve of [progetto, proposta, decisione]; (essere d'accordo con) non approvo ciò che stanno facendo I don't agree with what they're doing2 (ratificare) to pass [legge, decreto]; to endorse [ bilancio]3 (promuovere) to pass [ candidato]. -
9 assenso
assenso s.m. assent; approval; approbation; sanction.* * *[as'sɛnso]sostantivo maschile assentfare un cenno di assenso — to nod in agreement, to gesture one's assent
* * *assenso/as'sεnso/sostantivo m.assent; fare un cenno di assenso to nod in agreement, to gesture one's assent. -
10 beneplacito
beneplacito s.m.* * *[bene'platʃito]sostantivo maschile consent* * *beneplacito/bene'plat∫ito/sostantivo m.consent . -
11 benestare
m consent* * *benestare s.m.1 assent, approval, (form.) sanction; (fam.) okay: dare il benestare per qlco., to give one's approval of sthg. (o fam. to okay sthg.)* * *[benes'tare]sostantivo maschile invariabile consent, approval* * *benestare/benes'tare/m.inv.consent, approval. -
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13 pena
f ( sofferenza) pain, suffering( punizione) punishmentpena di morte death penaltystare in pena per qualcuno worry about someonevale la pena soffrire tanto? is it worth suffering so much?non ne vale la pena it's not worth itmi fa pena I feel sorry for him/hera mala pena hardly* * *pena s.f.1 (dir.) ( punizione) punishment; penalty; sanction; sentence: pena capitale, capital punishment; pena di morte, death penalty (o sentence); chiedere la pena di morte, to invoke the death sentence (o penalty); il massimo, minimo della pena, the maximum, minimum penalty (o of the penalty); il codice stabilisce le pene, punishments (o penalties) are laid down by law; infliggere una pena, to inflict a punishment (o a penalty); scontare una pena, to serve a sentence (o to undergo a term of punishment); condonare una pena, to remit a penalty; passibile di pena, subject to penalty; fu condannato a una pena pecuniaria, he was fined (o sentenced to a fine) // pena del contrappasso, punishment fitting the crime // sotto pena di, under penalty (o pain) of (o on pain of): gli proibirono di tornare in patria ( sotto) pena ( del) la vita, he was forbidden to return to his country under pain of death // pena eterna, eternal punishment2 ( patimento, dolore fisico) pain, suffering; ( afflizione, angoscia) pain, pang; sorrow; affliction; grief; suffering: le pene d'amore, del rimorso, the pains (o pangs) of love, of remorse; nessuno può immaginarsi la mia pena, nobody can imagine my sorrow; ha sopportato con pazienza le sue pene, he bore his sufferings patiently; che cosa ti dà pena?, what is worrying you?; non darti pena per me, me la caverò!, don't worry about me, I'll manage; sono in pena per lui, I am anxious (o worried) about him; sto sempre in pena quando ritardano la sera, I always worry when they are late in the evening; sentire, aver pena per qlco., qlcu., to grieve at sthg., for s.o.; mi fa pena, I feel sorry (o pity) for him // la squadra oggi faceva pena!, it was painful to watch the team today (o the team was dreadful today) // è un'anima in pena, he is a soul in torment; vuoi stare fermo?, mi sembri un'anima in pena, will you keep still? you're like a bag full of cats // soffrire le pene dell'inferno, to suffer the torments (o pains) of hell3 ( fatica, disturbo) trouble: non ne vale la pena, it isn't worth it; non vale la pena di andare, it isn't worth going // darsi la pena di fare qlco., to take the trouble to do sthg.: mi sono dato la pena di informarlo, ma non mi ha neppure ringraziato, I took the trouble to inform him and he never even thanked me.* * *['pena]sostantivo femminile1) (pietà) pitypovera Anna, mi fa pena — poor Anna, I feel sorry for her
2) (sofferenza) pain, sorrowpena d'amore — love pang, heartache
confidare le proprie -e a qcn. — to tell sb. of one's afflictions
3) dir. (punizione) punishment, sentence, penaltysotto pena di — on o under penalty of
4) (sforzo)darsi la pena di fare qcs. — to take the trouble o to be at pains to do sth.
essere, stare in pena per qcn. — to be worried for sb
•pena detentiva — custodial o prison sentence, detention
* * *pena/'pena/sostantivo f.1 (pietà) pity; povera Anna, mi fa pena poor Anna, I feel sorry for her; mi fa pena vederlo così triste it hurts me to see him so sad; faceva pena vedere una cosa simile it was sad to see such a thing2 (sofferenza) pain, sorrow; pena d'amore love pang, heartache; confidare le proprie -e a qcn. to tell sb. of one's afflictions3 dir. (punizione) punishment, sentence, penalty; sotto pena di on o under penalty of; scontare una pena to serve a sentence; casa di pena prison4 (sforzo) darsi la pena di fare qcs. to take the trouble o to be at pains to do sth.; ne è valsa la pena! it was really worth it! vale la pena fare it's worth doing5 (preoccupazione) essere, stare in pena per qcn. to be worried for sb.pena capitale capital punishment; pena corporale corporal punishment; pena detentiva custodial o prison sentence, detention; pena di morte death penalty; pena pecuniaria fine. -
14 ratificare
ratify* * *ratificare v.tr.1 (dir.) to ratify, to confirm, to approve: ratificare un trattato, to ratify a treaty; ratificare un accordo, un contratto, to ratify an agreement, a contract; ratificare una promozione, to sanction a promotion; ratificare una nomina, to confirm an appointment2 ( confermare) to confirm.* * *[ratifi'kare]verbo transitivo1) to ratify [contratto, trattato]2) (confermare) to confirm* * *ratificare/ratifi'kare/ [1]1 to ratify [contratto, trattato]2 (confermare) to confirm. -
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16 suffragio
m (pl -gi) suffragesuffragio universale universal suffrage* * *suffragio s.m.1 suffrage, franchise; vote: suffragio universale, universal suffrage; diritto di suffragio, right of suffrage; dare il proprio suffragio, to give one's vote2 ( approvazione) approval, sanction, suffrage: il suo piano non ha ricevuto il suffragio del consiglio di amministrazione, his plan was not approved by the board of directors3 (eccl.) suffrage: una preghiera di suffragio per i morti, a prayer for the souls of the dead; far dire una messa di suffragio per i defunti, to have a mass said for the souls of the dead.* * *1) pol. suffrage, franchise, vote2) fig. (approvazione) approval, suffrage3) relig.messa in suffragio di qcn. — mass for sb.'s soul
•suffragio universale — universal suffrage o franchise
* * *suffragiopl. -gi /suf'fradʒo, dʒi/sostantivo m.1 pol. suffrage, franchise, vote2 fig. (approvazione) approval, suffrage3 relig. messa in suffragio di qcn. mass for sb.'s soulsuffragio universale universal suffrage o franchise. -
17 omologare vt
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18 omologazione sf
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19 sancire vt
[san'tʃire](sanzionare) to sanction, (ratificare) to ratify -
20 sanzionare vt
[santsjo'nare]
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