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1 collocare
place, putcollocare a riposo retire* * *collocare v.tr.1 to place, to set*, to put*; to arrange: collocare il tavolo in mezzo alla sala, to place (o to put o to set) the table in the middle of the hall; quest'opera lo colloca tra i maggiori scrittori del suo tempo, (fig.) this book sets him among the major authors of his period; collocare a riposo, to pension off (o to superannuate)2 ( trovare un impiego a) to place, to find* (s.o.) employment; (fam.) to fix up: la collocò presso una ditta importante, he found her employment in an important firm3 (comm.) to sell*, to place, to dispose of (sthg.); ( investire) to invest: incontriamo gravi difficoltà nel collocare i vostri articoli, we meet great difficulties in selling (o placing) your articles; collocare denaro, to invest money; collocare titoli, to place securities4 ( maritare) to marry off.◘ collocarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 ( mettersi) to take* one's place; to take* one's seat: con questo romanzo egli si colloca a pieno diritto fra i maggiori scrittori moderni, with this novel he takes his rightful place among the greatest modern writers // collocare a riposo, to retire (o to pension off)2 ( ottenere un impiego) to get* employment, to find* employment, to find* a job3 ( sposarsi) to get* married.* * *[kollo'kare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (porre) to place, to position, to put*collocare un fatto nel suo contesto — fig. to set o situate an event in its context
2) (impiegare) to place, to find* a job for [ persona]2.collocare qcn. a riposo — to retire sb
verbo pronominale collocarsi to place oneself* * *collocare/kollo'kare/ [1]1 (porre) to place, to position, to put*; collocare un fatto nel suo contesto fig. to set o situate an event in its contextII collocarsi verbo pronominaleto place oneself. -
2 inquadrare
dipinto, fotografia framefig put into context* * *inquadrare v.tr.1 to frame: inquadrare una foto, to frame a photo2 (fig.) (collocare, inserire) to organize, to arrange: le cognizioni sono utili solo se sono inquadrate in un sistema, knowledge is useful only when organized into a system; inquadrare una figura in un periodo storico, to set a figure in his historical background3 (mil.) to organize, to assign to a unit4 (burocrazia) to organize, to assign (s.o.) to a permanent duty: essere assunto e inquadrato come impiegato, to be engaged and assigned as an employee5 (fot., cinem., tip.) to frame.◘ inquadrarsi v.intr.pron. (collocarsi, inserirsi) to fit in, to form part of: un provvedimento che si inquadra in un progetto più ampio, a measure forming part of a broader project.* * *[inkwa'drare]1. vt1) (foto, immagine) to frame2) Mil to regiment, (personale) to organize2. vip (inquadrarsi)inquadrarsi in — to fit in* * *[inkwa'drare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (incorniciare) to frame [ quadro]2) fig. (collocare in un contesto) to situate, to set* [fatto, opera, autore]3) fot. cinem. to frame [ immagine]5) fig.2.verbo pronominale inquadrarsi to fit* in, to form part of* * *inquadrare/inkwa'drare/ [1]1 (incorniciare) to frame [ quadro]2 fig. (collocare in un contesto) to situate, to set* [fatto, opera, autore]3 fot. cinem. to frame [ immagine]5 fig. non riesco a inquadrarlo I can't figure him out; ormai ti ho inquadrato! I've got your number!II inquadrarsi verbo pronominaleto fit* in, to form part of. -
3 isolare
isolatetechnology insulate* * *isolare v.tr.1 to isolate, to cut* off; to separate; to set* apart: il cattivo tempo ci ha isolati, the bad weather has isolated us (o cut us off); isolare una frase dal contesto, to take a phrase out of its context; l'incendio è stato isolato, the fire was confined; isolare una nazione, (fig.) to isolate a nation; non isolatela sempre (dal gruppo)!, (fig.) don't always leave her out!2 (med.) to isolate: isolare un malato, to isolate a patient3 (chim.) to isolate: isolare una sostanza chimica, to isolate a chemical substance4 (tecn.) to insulate: isolare acusticamente, to soundproof.◘ isolarsi v.rifl. to cut* oneself off, to isolate oneself: ho bisogno d'isolarmi per studiare, I need seclusion in order to study; isolare dal mondo, to withdraw (from) the world.* * *[izo'lare]1. vt1) (gen) to isolatela neve ha isolato il paese dal resto del mondo — snow has cut the village off from the rest of the world
2) Tecn, Elettr to insulate, (acusticamente) to soundproof3) (Bio : virus) to isolate2. vr (isolarsi)to isolate o.s., cut o.s. offnon isolarti, frequenta un po' di gente — don't cut yourself off, go out and meet people
* * *[izo'lare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (privare di contatti) to isolate [malato, dissidente]; to put* [sb.] in solitary confinement [ prigioniero]isolare qcn. da qcs. — to cut sb. off from sth
2) (separare da un insieme) to isolate [sostanza, problema, elemento]3) tecn. el. to insulate2.* * *isolare/izo'lare/ [1]1 (privare di contatti) to isolate [malato, dissidente]; to put* [sb.] in solitary confinement [ prigioniero]; isolare qcn. da qcs. to cut sb. off from sth.2 (separare da un insieme) to isolate [sostanza, problema, elemento]; isolare una frase dal (suo) contesto to take a sentence out of context3 tecn. el. to insulateII isolarsi verbo pronominaleto isolate oneself, to shut* oneself off, to cut* oneself off (da from). -
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