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1 stress
m invar stress* * ** * *[strɛs]sostantivo maschile invariabile stress, strain* * *stress/strεs/m.inv.stress, strain; stress da lavoro occupational stress; essere sotto stress to be under stress. -
2 stress
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4 stress da lavoro
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5 stress sm inv
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6 essere sotto stress
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7 accentare
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8 stressare
stress* * *stressare v.tr. to stress out, to put* under stress: la vita in città mi stressa, I find city life stressful.◘ stressarsi v.intr.pron. to feel* stressed, to be under stress.* * *[stres'sare] 1. 2.verbo pronominale stressarsi to get* worked up, to get* stressed* * *stressare/stres'sare/ [1]to put* [sb.] under stress, to put* stress on [ persona]II stressarsi verbo pronominaleto get* worked up, to get* stressed. -
9 distensione
"stress relieving;Entspannung;distencionamento"* * *f relaxationpolitics détente* * *distensione s.f.2 ( rilassamento) relaxation: un periodo di distensione, a period of rest; distensione dei nervi, soothing of one's nerves; distensione degli animi, the easing of tension* * *[disten'sjone]sostantivo femminile1) (il distendere) stretching2) (rilassamento) relaxation3) pol. detente* * *distensione/disten'sjone/sostantivo f.1 (il distendere) stretching2 (rilassamento) relaxation; un clima di distensione a relaxed atmosphere3 pol. detente. -
10 prova (con provino) per tensiocorrosione
"stress corrosion test (with test piece);Schlaufenversuch;ensaio (de corrosão) com corpo de prova em forma de laço (alça)"Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > prova (con provino) per tensiocorrosione
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11 ricottura di distensione
"stress relieving;Spannungsfreiglühen;recozimento para alívio de tensões" -
12 sollecitazione, sforzo
"stress;Beanspruchung;solicitaçao" -
13 tensocorrosione
"stress corrosion;Spannungsrisskorrosion;corrosao de trinca por tensao (mat.)" -
14 tipo di carico, sollecitazione
"stress;Belastungsart;tipo de carga"Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > tipo di carico, sollecitazione
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16 accento
m accent* * *accento s.m.1 accent; ( tonico) stress // porre l'accento su qlco., to stress sthg.2 ( pronuncia) accent, pronunciation3 (mus.) accent* * *[at'tʃɛnto]sostantivo maschile1) (inflessione) accentparlare ita liano senza accento, con un leggero accento inglese — to speak Italian without an accent, with a slight English accent
2) ling. accent, stress; (segno grafico) accent (mark)3) fig. (enfasi) stress (su on)4) (tono) tone•* * *accento/at't∫εnto/sostantivo m.1 (inflessione) accent; parlare ita liano senza accento, con un leggero accento inglese to speak Italian without an accent, with a slight English accent2 ling. accent, stress; (segno grafico) accent (mark)3 fig. (enfasi) stress ( su on)4 (tono) tone; con accento umile in a humble toneaccento acuto acute accent; accento grave grave (accent); accento principale primary stress; accento secondario secondary stress; accento tonico stress. -
17 sforzo
m effortfisico strainfare uno sforzo make an effortfisicamente strain oneselfsenza sforzo effortlessly* * *sforzo s.m.1 effort; strain; exertion: sforzo fisico, mentale, physical, mental effort; sforzo di volontà, effort of will; dopo molti sforzi, after much effort; malgrado tutti i miei sforzi, in spite of all my efforts (o exertions); senza sforzo, without effort; feci ogni sforzo per aiutarlo, I made every effort to help him; non fare sforzi, don't strain yourself; non mi costa nessuno sforzo, it is no effort for me; fare uno sforzo, to make an effort; fare sforzi disperati, to make desperate efforts; sostenere lo sforzo, to stand (o to bear) the strain; ha fatto lo sforzo di chiamarmi!, (iron.) he managed to make the effort to call me! // bello sforzo!, (iron.) what a strain!: ''Parla bene l'inglese!'' ''Bello sforzo, ha vissuto a Londra!'', ''He speaks English very well!'' ''It wasn't too difficult, he has lived in London!''2 (fis., mecc.) stress, strain: sforzo di flessione, bending stress; sforzo di taglio, shearing stress; sforzo di torsione, torsional stress; (mecc.) mettere sotto sforzo, to put under stress // (ferr.) sforzo di trazione ai cerchioni, tractive effort at the periphery of the driving-wheel; sforzo totale di trazione, gross tractive effort.* * *['sfɔrtso]sostantivo maschile1) effort, strainsforzo fisico — physical effort o exertion
con la mia schiena, non posso fare -i — with this back of mine, I can't do anything strenuous
bello sforzo! — iron. what a strain!
2) mecc. fis. strain, stress* * *sforzo/'sfɔrtso/sostantivo m.1 effort, strain; sforzo fisico physical effort o exertion; sforzo muscolare muscle strain; senza sforzo effortlessly; raddoppiare gli -i to redouble one's effort; dopo molti -i after a great deal of effort; con la mia schiena, non posso fare -i with this back of mine, I can't do anything strenuous; bello sforzo! iron. what a strain!2 mecc. fis. strain, stress; sotto sforzo under stress. -
18 insistere
insist( perseverare) persevereinsistere a fare qualcosa insist on doing something* * *insistere v. intr.1 to insist (on sthg., on doing): devi insistere su questo punto, you must insist on this point; insisti sui verbi irregolari, insist on irregular verbs; insistere su un argomento, to dwell on a subject; non cedere a meno che egli insista, don't give in unless he insists; insisti perché venga, insist on his coming (o insist that he comes); insisteva perché io li accompagnassi, he insisted on my going with them; se non vuoi non insisto, if you don't want to, I won't insist; a me sembra che arrivi domani, ma non insisto, I think that he's coming tomorrow, but I won't insist2 (edil.) to stand*, to rest.* * *[in'sistere]1) (perseverare) to insist, to persist, to persevereinsistere perché qcn. faccia, per fare — to insist on sb. doing, on doing
2) (ostinarsi)è inutile insistere, dev'essere uscito — it's pointless to keep on trying, he must have gone out
insistere su — to lay o put stress on, to stress [problema, aspetto]
* * *insistere/in'sistere/ [21](aus. avere)1 (perseverare) to insist, to persist, to persevere; insistere perché qcn. faccia, per fare to insist on sb. doing, on doing; non fu necessario insistere con lui he needed no urging2 (ostinarsi) è inutile insistere, dev'essere uscito it's pointless to keep on trying, he must have gone out3 (mettere l'accento) insistere su to lay o put stress on, to stress [problema, aspetto]; insistere sul fatto che to stress the point that. -
19 accentuare
accentuate* * *accentuare v.tr.1 to accentuate (anche fig.); to lay* stress on (sthg.)2 ( dare risalto a) to stress, to emphasize.◘ accentuarsi v.intr.pron. to be accentuated: il divario si accentuò col passare del tempo, the gap was accentuated (o grew wider) with the passing of time.* * *[attʃentu'are]1. vt1) (mettere in rilievo) to emphasize, accentuate2) (sillaba, parola) to stress, emphasize2. vip (accentuarsi)(tendenza) to become more marked o pronounced o noticeable, (crisi) to become worse* * *[attʃentu'are] 1.verbo transitivo to stress, to accentuate [differenze, aspetti]2.verbo pronominale accentuarsi [ difetto] to worsen, to get* worse; [tendenza, qualità] to become* more marked* * *accentuare/att∫entu'are/ [1]to stress, to accentuate [differenze, aspetti]II accentuarsi verbo pronominale[ difetto] to worsen, to get* worse; [tendenza, qualità] to become* more marked. -
20 accentare
accentare v.tr.1 to accent; ( con la voce) to stress2 ( dare risalto a) to accentuate, to stress, to emphasize.* * *[attʃen'tare]verbo transitivo to accent, to stress; (graficamente) to accent* * *accentare/att∫en'tare/ [1]to accent, to stress; (graficamente) to accent.
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