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1 =far melina
gener. melina (dim. di mela, col sign. metaforico di "palla") -
2 составить
1) ( образовать целое) formare, comporre2) ( написать) redigere, compilare, scrivere, stendere3) ( поставить рядом) mettere di fianco, attaccare4) ( организовать) formare, organizzare••5) (создать, вывести) fare, formare, dedurre6) ( дать в сумме) ammontare, costituire7) (добиться, заслужить) conquistarsi, farsi, guadagnarsi8) ( явиться) costituire, rappresentare9) ( переставить сверху вниз) spostare* * *сов. В1) ( рядом) mettere insiemeсоста́вить ружья в козлы — formare i fasci ( d'arme)
соста́вить стулья — <impilare / mettere insieme> le seggiole
2) ( создать) fare vt, comporre vt, compilare vtсоста́вить план — fare / ideare / tracciare un piano
соста́вить протокол — stendere un verbale
соста́вить резолюцию — redigere una risoluzione
соста́вить состояние — arricchirsi, far fortuna
3) (получить смесь, раствор) comporre / ottenere una mescolanza / miscelaсоста́вить лекарство — preparare una medicina
4) ( сформировать) formare vt, organizzare vtсоста́вить труппу — formare / organizzare una compagnia
соста́вить правительство — formare un governo
5) ( собрать по частям) raccogliere vt, racimolare vt6) (добиться, заслужить) creare vt, conquistare vt; formare vt, fare vtсоста́вить себе имя — farsi / conquistarsi un nome
соста́вить (себе) мнение — formarsi una opinione
соста́вить (себе) представление — farsi un'idea
соста́вить себе состояние — far fortuna
7) (представить, явиться чем-л.) fare vt; costituire vtэто соста́вит большую сумму — ciò costituierà una grossa somma
это не соста́вит затруднения — ciò non rappresenterà difficoltà
соста́вить исключение — essere / costituire un'eccezione
соста́вить компанию (кому-л.) — tener fare / compagnia (a qd)
соста́вить чьё-л. счастье — costituire la felicità di qd
соста́вить заговор — tramare una congiura, organizzare / ordire un complotto
* * *v1) gener. perfezionare un contratto (Ïðèìåð èç Garzanti èòàëî-àíèëèìñêîèî: perfezionare un contratto = to draw up o to sign o to implement a contract)2) fin. compilare, stendere, stilare
См. также в других словарях:
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