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1 istruzione scolastica
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2 istruzione
f education( direttiva) instructionistruzioni pl per l'uso instructions (for use)* * *istruzione s.f.1 education; (addestramento) training: istruzione classica, scientifica, classical, scientific education; istruzione tecnica, professionale, technical, vocational training; istruzione primaria, secondaria, superiore, primary, secondary, higher education; istruzione obbligatoria, compulsory education; istruzione gratuita, free tuition; provvedere all'istruzione dei propri figli, to provide for the education of one's children2 (cultura) learning, culture; education, schooling: tutti ammirano la sua istruzione, everybody admires his learning; ha una modesta istruzione, he hasn't got much of an education (o he hasn't had much schooling)3 (spec. pl.) (direttiva, ordine) instruction, order: dare, impartire istruzioni a qlcu., to give instructions to s.o.; ricevere istruzioni, to receive instructions (o orders) // come da istruzioni, as requested // (comm.) secondo le Vs. istruzioni, according to your instructions4 pl. (norme) instructions, directions: istruzioni per l'uso, directions (o instructions); leggere attentamente le istruzioni, read the directions carefully // (comm.) istruzioni per la spedizione, shipping instructions5 (dir.) preliminary investigation6 (inform.) instruction; statement; control information; language statement; order: istruzione di calcolo, arithmetic statement; istruzione di richiamo, call instruction; istruzione di salto, jump instruction; istruzione di salto calcolato, switch; istruzione di scelta logica, discrimination instruction; istruzione elementare, primary instruction; istruzione operativa, effective instruction.* * *[istrut'tsjone] 1.sostantivo femminile1) education U, schooling; (insegnamento) teaching; mil. training2) (direttiva) instructiondare, ricevere -i — to give, receive instructions
3) dir. = preparation of a case for eventual judgement2.sostantivo femminile plurale istruzioni (indicazioni, descrizione tecnica) instructionsistruzione professionale — vocational training o education
istruzione superiore — higher education, college o university education
* * *istruzione/istrut'tsjone/I sostantivo f.1 education U, schooling; (insegnamento) teaching; mil. training; Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione Ministry of Education; senza istruzione uneducated; gita d'istruzione field trip2 (direttiva) instruction; dare, ricevere -i to give, receive instructions3 dir. = preparation of a case for eventual judgementII istruzioni f.pl.(indicazioni, descrizione tecnica) instructions; - i per l'uso instructions for use; libretto delle -i instruction bookistruzione elementare primary education; istruzione obbligatoria compulsory education; istruzione primaria primary education; istruzione professionale vocational training o education; istruzione secondaria secondary education; istruzione superiore higher education, college o university education. -
3 scolarizzazione
scolarizzazione s.f. education, schooling.* * *[skolariddzat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile schooling, education* * *scolarizzazione/skolariddzat'tsjone/sostantivo f.schooling, education. -
4 scolarità
scolarità s.f. school attendance: indice di scolarità, rate of school attendance; aumento, diminuzione della scolarità, increase, decrease in school attendance.* * *[skolari'ta]sostantivo femminile invariabile schooling* * *scolarità/skolari'ta/f.inv.schooling. -
5 scolastico
(pl -ci) school attr* * *scolastico agg.1 school (attr.); educational, scholastic: anno scolastico, school year; libri, problemi scolastici, school books, problems; obbligo scolastico, compulsory schooling; sistema scolastico, school (o education) system; riforma scolastica, educational reform; ispettore scolastico, school inspector2 (spreg.) ( libresco, ristretto) scholastic; formal, narrow: cultura scolastica, formal learning; mente scolastica, narrow (o scholastic) mind3 (fil.) scholastic◆ s.m.1 schoolman*2 (st. fil.) scholastic.* * *1.1) [programma, rendimento] school attrib., scholastic; [anno, tasse, vacanze, gita] school attrib.; [ riforma] educational2) filos. scholastic2.sostantivo maschile stor. schoolman** * *scolasticopl. -ci, - che /sko'lastiko, t∫i, ke/1 [programma, rendimento] school attrib., scholastic; [anno, tasse, vacanze, gita] school attrib.; [ riforma] educational; libro scolastico schoolbook; istituto scolastico school(house)2 filos. scholasticstor. schoolman*.
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