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61 centrifugare
spin-drytechnology centrifuge* * *centrifugare v.tr.1 to centrifuge, to whirl in a centrifuge2 ( asciugare con la centrifuga) to spin-dry.* * *[tʃentrifu'gare]verbo transitivo2) (per asciugare) to spin(-dry) [ biancheria]; to spin [ insalata]* * *centrifugare/t∫entrifu'gare/ [1]1 to centrifuge -
62 cerchione
"tread;Felge;aro"* * *m technology rim* * ** * *[tʃer'kjone]sostantivo maschile rim* * *cerchione/t∫er'kjone/sostantivo m.rim. -
63 cestino
m little basketper la carta wastepaper basketinformation technology recycle bin* * *cestino s.m.1 small basket: cestino da lavoro, work basket (o sewing basket); cestino da viaggio, packed meal; cestino della colazione, packed lunch2 ( per la carta straccia) wastepaper, basket.* * *[tʃes'tino]sostantivo maschile basketcestino da lavoro — work o sewing basket
cestino dei rifiuti — litter basket o bin
cestino da viaggio — packed meal o lunch
* * *cestino/t∫es'tino/sostantivo m.basket\cestino della carta wastepaper basket; cestino da lavoro work o sewing basket; cestino da picnic (picnic) hamper; cestino dei rifiuti litter basket o bin; cestino da viaggio packed meal o lunch. -
64 chattare
v/i information technology chat* * ** * *[tʃat'tare]verbo intransitivo to chat* * *chattare/t∫at'tare/ [1]to chat. -
65 chiocciola
f snailinformation technology at (\@)scala f a chiocciola spiral staircase* * *chiocciola s.f.2 (anat.) cochlea*3 ( conchiglia) seashell5 (inform.) at.* * *['kjɔttʃola]sostantivo femminile1) zool. (garden) snailscala a chiocciola — spiral staircase, winding stairs
2) mus. scroll3) inform. (in Internet) at (sign)* * *chiocciola/'kjɔtt∫ola/sostantivo f.1 zool. (garden) snail; scala a chiocciola spiral staircase, winding stairs2 mus. scroll3 inform. (in Internet) at (sign). -
66 cilindrata
"displacement;Zylinderinhalt;cilindrada"* * *f technology cubic capacityautomobile f di media cilindrata middle of the range car* * *cilindrata s.f. (mecc.) (piston) displacement: un'auto di media cilindrata, a medium-powered car; in Formula 1 gareggiano solo potenti cilindrate, only high-powered cars take part in Formula One races.* * *[tʃilin'drata]auto di piccola, grossa cilindrata — car with a small, powerful engine
* * *cilindrata/t∫ilin'drata/sostantivo f.mecc. (volume) (cubic) capacity; auto di piccola, grossa cilindrata car with a small, powerful engine. -
67 cliccare
information technology click (su on)* * *cliccare v.tr. to click.* * *[klik'kare]* * *cliccare/klik'kare/ [1](aus. avere) inform. gerg. to click (su on). -
68 codice a barre
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69 codificare
"to code;Kennzeichnen;codificar"* * *dati encodelaw codifyinformation technology encrypt* * *codificare v.tr.1 ( riunire in codice) to codify: codificare il diritto penale, to codify penal law; codificare una regola di condotta, to codify a rule of conduct2 ( tradurre in codice) to code, to codify; (inform.) to (en)code: codificare informazioni, to code information; codificare dati, to encode data.* * *[kodifi'kare]verbo transitivo1) dir. to codify [ legge]2) inform. to (en)code [ informazione]3) fig. to encode [ messaggio]4) rad. tel. to scramble [ segnale]* * *codificare/kodifi'kare/ [1]1 dir. to codify [ legge]2 inform. to (en)code [ informazione]3 fig. to encode [ messaggio]4 rad. tel. to scramble [ segnale]. -
70 collettore
1. m ( esattore) collectortechnology manifold collettore di scarico exhaust manifoldfogna sewerelectronics commutator2. adj collecting* * *collettore agg. collecting◆ s.m.1 ( esattore) collector2 (mecc.) manifold; ( di caldaia) header, drum: collettore a spirale, volute (o scroll); collettore di aspirazione, intake manifold; collettore di fognatura, main sewer; collettore di scarico, exhaust manifold4 (inform.) bus5 (trib.) collector: collettore delle imposte, tax collector; collettore del lotto, state lottery collector.* * *[kollet'tore]sostantivo maschile (f. - trice [tritʃe])1) (di imposte) collector2) elettron. collector4) (di acque di scarico) main, trunk* * *collettore/kollet'tore/sostantivo m.(f. - trice /trit∫e/)1 (di imposte) collector2 elettron. collector4 (di acque di scarico) main, trunk. -
71 comandare
"to control;Steuern;pilotar"* * *1. v/t ( ordinare) order, commandesercito commandnave captain, be captain oftechnology controlcomandare a distanza operate by remote control2. v/i be in charge* * *comandare v.tr.1 to order, to command, to give* orders to (s.o.): gli comandai di venire, I ordered him to come; comandare l'ubbidienza, il silenzio, to order (o to insist upon) obedience, silence; (sport) comandare una punizione, to award a free kick // (mil.) comandi!, at your orders (o at your service! o yes Sir!) // le lacrime non si comandano, one cannot shed tears at will // comandare qlcu. a bacchetta, to rule s.o. with a rod of iron (o an iron hand) // chi non sa obbedire non sa comandare, (prov.) through obedience learn to command2 ( essere al comando di) to command, to be in command of (sthg.); to be in charge of (sthg.): comandare l'esercito, una nave, un reggimento, to be in command of the army, a ship, a regiment3 (mecc.) to control, to operate; ( muovere) to drive*: comandare a distanza, to remote control; (elettr.) comandare mediante relè, to relay4 ( richiedere) to demand, to require, to need*, to command; to bid*: una circostanza che comanda prudenza, a situation that requires prudence // come Dio comanda, as God commands (o orders o bids); abbiamo organizzato tutto come Dio comanda, we organized everything to perfection5 ( fare un'ordinazione) to order: il signore ( cosa) comanda?, what would you like to order, Sir? (o Yes, Sir?)◆ v. intr. to be in charge of, to be in command: comando io, I'm in charge; chi comanda?, who's in charge?* * *[koman'dare]1. vt1) (ordinare) to order, command, (essere al comando di) to command, be in charge of2) (azionare) to operate, control2. vi* * *[koman'dare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (ordinare)comandare a qcn. di fare — to command o order sb. to do
2) mil. to captain [truppe, flotta]; to command [ reggimento]comandare qcs. a distanza — to operate sth. by remote control
5) burocr. (destinare) to second2.••comandare qcn. a bacchetta — to boss sb. around, to lord it over sb.
come Dio comanda — properly, to perfection
* * *comandare/koman'dare/ [1]2 mil. to captain [truppe, flotta]; to command [ reggimento]4 mecc. (azionare) to control, to operate [ meccanismo]; comandare qcs. a distanza to operate sth. by remote control5 burocr. (destinare) to second(aus. avere) to command, to be* in charge, to be* in command; chi comanda qui? who's in charge here? gli faremo vedere chi è che comanda we'll show him who's bosscomandare qcn. a bacchetta to boss sb. around, to lord it over sb.; come Dio comanda properly, to perfection. -
72 compensazione
f finance clearingcompensazione di borsa stock exchange clearings(= risarcimento) compensationoffsetcompensazioni al risparmio offsets to savingmedicine compensationmeccanismo di compensazione compensation mechanismtechnology adjustment* * *compensazione s.f.1 compensation, making up2 (dir.) set-off, compensation3 (econ.) compensation, offset, equalization; ( di debito) set-off; (fin., banca) clearing: saldo di compensazione, compensation balance; compensazione fiscale delle perdite, loss set-off; compensazione di un bilancio, settlement of a balance; compensazione contabile, offsetting; errore di compensazione, offsetting error; compensazione fra profitti e perdite, offsetting of profits and losses; conto di compensazione, equalization account; imposta di compensazione, equalization tax; (trib.) compensazione di perdite con utili di esercizi precedenti, (amer.) tax loss carryback; compensazione di perdite con utili di esercizi successivi, (amer.) tax loss carryforward // (Borsa): compensazione di saldi, evening up; prezzo di compensazione, clearing price // (banca): operazione di compensazione, clearance; accordo di compensazione, clearing agreement; compensazione di cambio, exchange clearing; stanza di compensazione, clearing house; compensazione di assegni, cheque clearing6 (psic.) compensation.* * *[kompensat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (bilanciamento) compensation, offset2) banc. econ. clearance, clearing3) dir. (annullamento di crediti e debiti) setoff* * *compensazione/kompensat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (bilanciamento) compensation, offset2 banc. econ. clearance, clearing; camera di compensazione clearing house3 dir. (annullamento di crediti e debiti) setoff. -
73 compilatore
m information technology compiler* * *compilatore s.m.1 compiler, editor2 (inform.) compiler; processor.* * *[kompila'tore]sostantivo maschile (f. - trice [tritʃe]) compiler (anche inform.)* * *compilatore/kompila'tore/sostantivo m.(f. - trice /trit∫e/) compiler (anche inform.). -
74 comprimere
"to compress;Drücken;Verdichten;comprimir"* * *v/t press( reprimere) repressphysics compress* * *comprimere v.tr.1 to compress, to constrict, to squeeze: comprimere una mano contro la fronte, to press one's hand against one's forehead; comprimere la spesa pubblica, to squeeze public expenditure2 (fis., tecn.) to compress: comprimere un gas, to compress a gas; comprimere una molla, to compress a spring3 (inform.) to compress; (gergo) to zip4 (fig.) ( reprimere) to restrain, to repress, to hold* back, to suppress: devi comprimere la tua ira, you must restrain your anger.* * *[kom'primere]verbo transitivo1) (premere, schiacciare) to compress [oggetto, sostanza, gas]; to squeeze [bottiglia, borsa, pacco]; med. to constrict [arteria, organo]2) inform. to zip [ file]* * *comprimere/kom'primere/ [29]1 (premere, schiacciare) to compress [oggetto, sostanza, gas]; to squeeze [bottiglia, borsa, pacco]; med. to constrict [arteria, organo]2 inform. to zip [ file]. -
75 computer portatile
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76 configurare
v/t configureinformation technology set up* * *configurare v.tr. to depict, to shape, to give* shape to (sthg.), to make* out.◘ configurarsi v.intr.pron. to take* shape, to take* form, to assume a shape, to assume a form: il suo programma comincia a configurare, his programme is beginning to take shape (o to shape up); il caso si configura interessante, the case is beginning to look interesting (o taking an interesting turn).* * *[konfiɡu'rare]1. vtInform to set2. vip (configurarsi)fig to take shape* * *[konfigu'rare] 1.verbo transitivo inform. to set* up2.verbo pronominale configurarsi* * *configurare/konfigu'rare/ [1]inform. to set* upII configurarsi verbo pronominaleil caso si configura interessante the case is beginning to look interesting. -
77 convertire
v/t also information technology convert* * *convertire v.tr.1 (pol., relig.) to convert: lo convertirono al socialismo, they converted him to socialism; convertire i pagani al cristianesimo, to convert the heathen to Christianity2 ( mutare, trasformare) to convert, to turn, to change: convertire l'acqua in vapore, to turn water into steam3 (econ., comm.) to convert, to realize: convertire in contanti, to encash; convertire euro in dollari, to convert euros into dollars; convertire titoli in denaro contante, to realize securities, to redeem stocks; convertire un prestito, to convert (o refund) a loan; convertire la cartamoneta in oro, to convert paper money into gold; convertire in liquidità, to liquidate; (Borsa) convertire le azioni, to convert shares4 (inform.) to convert◘ convertirsi v.rifl. (pol., relig.) to be converted: si convertì al Cristianesimo, he was converted to Christianity◆ v.intr.pron. ( mutarsi, trasformarsi) to be converted, to turn, to change: i bruchi si convertono in farfalle, caterpillars change into butterflies.* * *[konver'tire]1. vt(gen) Inform to convertconvertire qn (a qc) — to convert sb (to sth)2. vr (convertirsi)3. vip (convertirsi)* * *[konver'tire] 1.verbo transitivo1) (far cambiare idea) to convert (a to) (anche relig.)2) (trasformare) to convert (in into)3) econ. to convert [valuta, debito] (in into)4) mat. inform. to convert [frazioni, testo] (in into)2.verbo pronominale convertirsi [ persona] to convert, to become* a convert, to undergo* a conversion; [ industria] to change line of products- rsi all'Islam — to convert to Islam, to turn Muslim
* * *convertire/konver'tire/ [108]1 (far cambiare idea) to convert (a to) (anche relig.)2 (trasformare) to convert (in into); convertire l'acqua in vapore to turn water into steam3 econ. to convert [valuta, debito] (in into)4 mat. inform. to convert [frazioni, testo] (in into)II convertirsi verbo pronominale[ persona] to convert, to become* a convert, to undergo* a conversion; [ industria] to change line of products; - rsi all'Islam to convert to Islam, to turn Muslim. -
78 convertitore
"converter;Wandler;Umformer;conversor"* * *m information technology converter* * *convertitore s.m.2 (elettr.) converter, convertor: convertitore di immagine, image converter // (inform.) convertitore numerico, digital converter3 (metall.) convertor: convertitore Bessemer, bessemer (convertor); trattare al convertitore, to bessemerize.* * *[konverti'tore]sostantivo maschile converter, convertor* * *convertitore/konverti'tore/sostantivo m.converter, convertor; convertitore di valute currency converter. -
79 coprocessore
m information technology co-processor* * ** * *[koprotʃes'sore]sostantivo maschile coprocessor* * *coprocessore/koprot∫es'sore/sostantivo m.coprocessor. -
80 cursore
m information technology cursor* * *cursore s.m.2 (elettr.) wiper3 ( burocratico) messenger; usher.* * *[kur'sore]sostantivo maschile1) mecc. inform. cursor2) el. slider* * *cursore/kur'sore/sostantivo m.1 mecc. inform. cursor2 el. slider.
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