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1 bracket
I ['brækɪt]1) parentesi f.round, square brackets — parentesi tonde, quadre
2) (support) (for shelf) supporto m., mensola f.; (for lamp) braccio m.3) (category) fascia f.II ['brækɪt]1) (put in brackets) mettere tra parentesi [word, phrase]2) (put in category) (anche bracket together) raggruppare [items, people]* * *['brækit] 1. noun1) ((usually in plural) marks (eg (),, etc) used to group together one or more words etc.) parentesi2) (a support for a shelf etc: The shelf fell down because the brackets were not strong enough.) supporto2. verb1) (to enclose (words etc) by brackets.) mettere fra parentesi2) ((sometimes with together) to group together (similar or equal people or things).) raggruppare•* * *I ['brækɪt]1) parentesi f.round, square brackets — parentesi tonde, quadre
2) (support) (for shelf) supporto m., mensola f.; (for lamp) braccio m.3) (category) fascia f.II ['brækɪt]1) (put in brackets) mettere tra parentesi [word, phrase]2) (put in category) (anche bracket together) raggruppare [items, people] -
2 bracket brack·et
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3 ♦ bracket
♦ bracket /ˈbrækɪt/n.1 parentesi: round bracket, parentesi tonda; square bracket, parentesi quadra; in brackets, fra parentesi2 gruppo; fascia; categoria; scaglione: (fisc.) income bracket, fascia (o scaglione) di reddito; (fisc.) bracket creep, slittamento degli scaglioni ( causato dall'inflazione)4 (edil.) beccatello6 (mil.) forcella.(to) bracket /ˈbrækɪt/v. t.1 mettere fra parentesi; chiudere in parentesi2 raggruppare; accorpare; considerare alla stessa stregua; mettere insieme4 (mil.) sparare a forcella su; bombardare a forcellabracketingn. [u]2 raggruppamento; accorpamento4 (ind. costr.) nervatura di sostegno5 (mil.) tiro a forcella.
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square brackets — Скобки (Square brackets, Parantheses, Angle brackets, Braces) Парные знаки препинания. Бывают квадратные, круглые, угловые (ломаные), фигурные (парантезы). Применяются в формульном наборе и для выделений в тексте … Шрифтовая терминология
square brackets — noun (plural) BrE a pair of brackets (), used for enclosing information … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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square bracket — n BrE one of the pair of signs [ ] that are used for enclosing information American Equivalent: bracketin square brackets ▪ The words in square brackets should be deleted … Dictionary of contemporary English
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square bracket — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms square bracket : singular square bracket plural square brackets either of the symbols [ or ] that are often used in mathematics and scientific writing … English dictionary
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