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1 oscillazione
f di barca rockingoscillazione dei prezzi price fluctuations pl* * *oscillazione s.f.1 swing (ing); sway (ing), rocking; oscillation; ( vibrazione) vibration: l'oscillazione del pendolo, di una corda, the swing of a pendulum, the swinging of a rope; l'oscillazione di una nave, the swaying (o the rocking) of a boat; l'oscillazione di un'altalena, the swinging of a swing; l'oscillazione di un filo metallico, the vibration of a wire2 (fig.) ( variazione) fluctuation; variation: oscillazioni della temperatura, variations in temperature; oscillazione dei prezzi, fluctuation in prices; oscillazione delle vendite, fluctuation in sales; le oscillazioni di pronuncia di un vocabolo, the variations in pronunciation of a word // (fin.): oscillazione delle monete europee, floating of European currency; oscillazione verso l'alto, verso il basso ( di una moneta), floating up, down (of a currency); oscillazione del cambio, fluctuation of exchange (o in the rate of exchange) // (econ.) oscillazione ( del mercato), movements (of the market) // (Borsa) oscillazione giornaliera delle quotazioni, spread3 ( ginnastica) leg circle4 (scient.) oscillation // (fis.): oscillazione a lungo periodo, long-period oscillation; oscillazione costante, forzata, libera, smorzata, constant, forced, free, damped oscillation; oscillazione di rilassamento, relaxation oscillation; oscillazione elettrica, (electric) oscillation // (aer.): oscillazione laterale, lateral oscillation; oscillazione longitudinale, longitudinal oscillation // (cinem.): oscillazione dell'immagine, unsteady picture; oscillazione del suono, flutter // (geol.) oscillazioni glaciali, glacier oscillations.* * *[oʃʃillat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) fis. tecn. fluctuation, oscillation- i della temperatura — temperature fluctuations o swings
2) (movimento oscillatorio) (di pendolo) swing, oscillation; (di nave, corpo, ponte) sway, rocking; (di indicatore) flicker3) fig. (di moneta, quotazioni) fluctuation, oscillation* * *oscillazione/o∫∫illat'tsjone/sostantivo f.2 (movimento oscillatorio) (di pendolo) swing, oscillation; (di nave, corpo, ponte) sway, rocking; (di indicatore) flicker3 fig. (di moneta, quotazioni) fluctuation, oscillation. -
2 sensibile
sensitive( evidente) significant, substantial* * *sensibile agg.1 sensitive: sensibile al calore, al freddo, all'umidità, sensitive to heat, to cold, to moisture; sensibile alle sofferenze altrui, al rimprovero, sensitive to other people's sufferings, to reproof; un ragazzo sensibile, a sensitive boy; temperamento sensibile, sensitive nature; un termometro molto sensibile, a very sensitive thermometer; il mondo degli affari è molto sensibile ai cambiamenti politici, the business world is very sensitive to political changes; questa bilancia è sensibile al milligrammo, this balance is sensitive to a milligramme; avere la pelle sensibile, to have a sensitive skin (o fam. to be thin-skinned); essere sensibile all'adulazione, to be susceptible to flattery; essere sensibile alla gentilezza di qlcu., to appreciate s.o.'s kindness; (fot.) pellicola sensibile, sensitive film; un obiettivo sensibile per il terrorismo, a high risk target for terrorism2 ( percepito dai sensi) sensible; tangible: fenomeni sensibili, sensible phenomena; mondo sensibile, tangible world3 ( notevole) notable, considerable: un sensibile aumento dei prezzi, a considerable (o appreciable) rise in prices: una sensibile differenza, a sensible difference; danni sensibili, serious damage◆ s.m. tangible world, what can be perceived by the senses.* * *[sen'sibile]1) (che si percepisce) [mondo, oggetto] sensible2) (che percepisce) [essere, organo, apparecchio, strumento] sensitiveessere sensibile al freddo, al dolore — to be sensitive to cold, pain
3) (ricettivo, suscettibile)essere sensibile alle lusinghe, ai complimenti — to be susceptible to flattery, to like compliments
essere sensibile al fascino di qcn. — to be susceptible to sb.'s charms
4) [persona, animo] sensitive5) [ pelle] sensitive6) fot. sensitive7) (notevole) sensible, appreciable* * *sensibile/sen'sibile/1 (che si percepisce) [mondo, oggetto] sensible2 (che percepisce) [essere, organo, apparecchio, strumento] sensitive; essere sensibile al freddo, al dolore to be sensitive to cold, pain3 (ricettivo, suscettibile) essere sensibile alle lusinghe, ai complimenti to be susceptible to flattery, to like compliments; essere sensibile al fascino di qcn. to be susceptible to sb.'s charms; mercato sensibile alle fluttuazioni economiche market sensitive to fluctuations in the economy4 [persona, animo] sensitive; essere di animo sensibile to be a sensitive soul5 [ pelle] sensitive6 fot. sensitive; sensibile alla luce photosensitive7 (notevole) sensible, appreciable; un sensibile abbassamento della temperatura an appreciable fall in temperature; fare -i progressi to make marked progress. -
3 variazione
f variation* * *variazione s.f.1 variation; fluctuation (spec. econ.); ( cambiamento) change: variazioni di temperatura, variations (o fluctuations) of temperature; variazioni del tempo, changes in the weather; (mus.) variazioni sul tema, variations on the theme; abbiamo fatto alcune variazioni nel programma, we have made a few changes in the programme; i prezzi non subiranno variazioni, prices won't undergo any changes; (elettr.) variazione di frequenza, frequency variation // (econ.): variazione del prezzo, variation (o fluctuation) in price; variazione della domanda, dell'offerta, variation (o change) in demand, in supply; variazione quantitativa, quantum change; variazione unitaria, dose; variazioni congiunturali, cyclical fluctuations // (comm.) variazione delle scorte, inventory changes (o fluctuation in stock) // (fin.) variazione del corso dei cambi, fluctuation in the rate of exchange // (Borsa): variazione al rialzo, bullish trend; variazione al ribasso, bearish trend; unità minima di variazione, tick // (ecol.) variazione annuale, annuation // (mat.) calcolo delle variazioni, calculus of variations // (fis.): variazione reversibile, reversible change; variazione magnetica secolare, secular magnetic variation* * *[varjat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) variation, change (di in, of)"soggetto a -i" — "subject to alteration"
2) mus. variation* * *variazione/varjat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 variation, change (di in, of); variazione di programma change in the schedule; "soggetto a -i" "subject to alteration"2 mus. variation.
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