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I ['sɪndɪkət]1) comm. econ. (of people) associazione f. (di imprenditori); (of companies) consorzio m. (industriale)to be a member of a syndicate — [ industrialist] fare parte di un consorzio industriale; [ banker] fare parte di un consorzio bancario
2) giorn. (agency) associazione f. di agenzie di stampa3) AE (association) (of criminals) associazione f. a delinquere; (for lottery) = gruppo di persone che si uniscono in consorzio per giocare a una lotteriaII ['sɪndɪkeɪt]1) giorn. vendere a una catena di giornali [ column]3) (assemble) unire in sindacato [ workers]; raggruppare in consorzio [ bankers]* * *['sindikət]1) (a council or number of persons who join together to manage a piece of business.) sindacato (industriale)2) (a group of newspapers under the same management.) (agenzia di stampa)* * *syndicate /ˈsɪndɪkət/n.1 (fin.) sindacato finanziario; associazione di banchieri, finanzieri, ecc.2 (econ., fin.) sindacato industriale; gruppo monopolistico; cartello3 (giorn.) agenzia di stampa(to) syndicate /ˈsɪndɪkeɪt/A v. t.B v. i.(fin.) costituirsi in sindacato (► syndicate)FALSI AMICI: to syndicate non significa sindacare.* * *I ['sɪndɪkət]1) comm. econ. (of people) associazione f. (di imprenditori); (of companies) consorzio m. (industriale)to be a member of a syndicate — [ industrialist] fare parte di un consorzio industriale; [ banker] fare parte di un consorzio bancario
2) giorn. (agency) associazione f. di agenzie di stampa3) AE (association) (of criminals) associazione f. a delinquere; (for lottery) = gruppo di persone che si uniscono in consorzio per giocare a una lotteriaII ['sɪndɪkeɪt]1) giorn. vendere a una catena di giornali [ column]3) (assemble) unire in sindacato [ workers]; raggruppare in consorzio [ bankers]
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