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1 distaccato
distaccato agg.1 detached, separated, cut off: sezione distaccata di un'agenzia, branch of an agency // (sport) tutti gli altri atleti sono distaccati dal corridore in testa, all the other runners are far behind the leader2 (fig.) ( indifferente) detached, indifferent, distant, aloof: comportamento distaccato, aloof (o distant) behaviour; parlare con tono distaccato, to speak in (o with) an aloof tone; sorriso distaccato, detached smile.* * *[distak'kato] 1.participio passato distaccare2.1) (scollato) detached2) (separato)3) amm. [militare, diplomatico] seconded4) fig. (freddo, indifferente) [persona, atteggiamento] aloof, detached, distant* * *distaccato/distak'kato/II aggettivo1 (scollato) detached2 (separato) la sede -a della scuola the school annex; distaccato dalla realtà divorced from reality3 amm. [militare, diplomatico] seconded4 fig. (freddo, indifferente) [persona, atteggiamento] aloof, detached, distant. -
2 comandato
"controlled;Gesteuert;dirigido"* * *comandato agg.1 commanded, ordered; (mil.) detailed // (eccl.) feste comandate, holidays of obligation (o obligatory feast days)2 (mecc.) controlled, operated; ( mosso) driven: comandato a distanza, remote controlled; comandato a distanza a mezzo radio, radio-controlled; comandato a mano, hand driven; comandato a motore, motor driven; comandato meccanicamente, machine driven (o power operated o mechanically actuated)3 ( burocrazia) seconded, temporarily attached: soldato comandato di ronda, soldier detailed for patrol duty; professore comandato presso il ministero, teacher seconded (o temporarily attached) to the Ministry. -
3 affiancato
affiancato agg.1 ( aiutato) supported, helped, seconded: nel progetto ero affiancato da due abili collaboratori, two good collaborators helped (o assisted) me on the project* * *[affjan'kato] 1.participio passato affiancare2.-i — side by side
* * *affiancato/affjan'kato/II aggettivo
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