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1 ♦ temporary
♦ temporary /ˈtɛmprərɪ/A a.1 temporaneo; passeggero; provvisorio; transitorio: a temporary suspension of play, una sospensione temporanea del gioco; a temporary solution, una soluzione provvisoria2 avventizio; interinale, interinoB n.avventizio; supplente; diurnista; precario● (dog.) temporary admission, importazione temporanea □ (rag.) temporary balance sheet, stato patrimoniale provvisorio □ (comm. est.) temporary exports, merci esportate temporaneamente □ (comput.) temporary file, file temporaneo □ (fin.) temporary investment, investimento temporaneo □ (leg.) temporary laws, norme transitorie □ temporary office, interinato □ (ass.) temporary policy, polizza temporanea □ ( a scuola) temporary post, posto di supplente; supplenza □ temporary staff, i precari; il precariato □ temporary substitution, supplenza ( il supplire) □ (dog.) temporary warehousing, custodia temporanea. -
2 suspension
[sə'spenʃn]1) (postponement) sospensione f., interruzione f.2) (temporary dismissal) (of employee, pupil) sospensione f.; (of athlete) squalifica f., sospensione f.3) chim. sospensione f.* * *[-ʃən]1) (the act of suspending.) sospensione2) (in a motor vehicle etc, the system of springs etc supporting the frame on the axles.) sospensione3) (a liquid with solid particles that do not sink.) sospensione* * *suspension /səˈspɛnʃn/n. [u]1 sospensione ( anche dal lavoro); dilazione; differimento; interruzione: (comm.) the suspension of payments, la sospensione dei pagamenti; (leg.) suspension of punishment, sospensione della pena2 (chim., fis.) sospensione3 (tecn.) sospensione: cardanic suspension, sospensione cardanica; (mecc.) rigid suspension, sospensione rigida; (autom.) fourwheel suspension, sospensione sulle quattro ruote4 (ind. min.) ancoraggio● suspension bridge, ponte sospeso □ ( aerostatica) suspension cable, cavo di sospensione □ ( parapendio) suspension line, cordino di sospensione □ (leg.) suspension of decision, aggiornamento della decisione (o della sentenza) □ (mil.) suspension of hostilities, sospensione delle ostilità □ suspension of driving licence, sospensione (o ritiro) della patente □ (leg. e fig.) suspension of judgement, sospensione di giudizio □ suspension points, puntini di sospensione □ (ferr.) suspension railway, ferrovia sospesa (o pensile) □ (edil.) suspension roof, tetto sospeso.* * *[sə'spenʃn]1) (postponement) sospensione f., interruzione f.2) (temporary dismissal) (of employee, pupil) sospensione f.; (of athlete) squalifica f., sospensione f.3) chim. sospensione f.
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