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1 spinta
"thrust;Schub;empuxo"* * *f push* * *spinta s.f.1 push; ( violenta) shove, thrust: dare una spinta a qlco., to give a push (o shove o thrust) to sthg.; mi ha fatto cadere con una spinta, he pushed me and I fell; farsi avanti nella folla a spinte, to elbow one's way through the crowd // fare a spinte, ( spingersi reciprocamente) to push (o to shove) each other // l'auto è partita a spinta, the car had to be pushed to start it // di spinte o di sponte, (scherz.) ( volente o nolente) willy-nilly2 (fig.) ( aiuto) helping hand; string-pulling; ha bisogno di una spinta per avere quel posto, he needs a helping hand to get that post; fece carriera a forza di spinte, he got on in his career by string-pulling3 (fig.) ( incentivo, stimolo) incentive, spur, boost, stimulus*: una spinta a ben operare, a stimulus (o an incentive) to act well; la spinta del bisogno, the spur of need // (econ.): spinta al rialzo, upward pressure; spinta speculativa al rialzo dei prezzi, (amer.) ballooning; spinta inflazionistica, inflationary tendency; spinta dei costi, cost push; freno e spinta, stop-go; dare una spinta all'industria, alla produzione, to give industry, production a boost4 (tecn.) thrust: spinta assiale, axial thrust; (aer.) spinta aerostatica, aerostatic lift; spinta al decollo, takeoff thrust; spinta dell'elica, screw propeller thrust; (edil.) spinta del vento, wind pressure; spinta orizzontale, ( di arco) drift; spinta della terra, earth thrust (o pressure); (mecc.) cuscinetto di spinta, thrust bearing // (mar.) spinta di galleggiamento, buoyancy.* * *['spinta]sostantivo femminile1) (spintone) push, thrust, shovedare una spinta a qcn., qcs. — to give sb., sth. a push
2) tecn. mecc. load, thrust (anche arch.)3) fig. (impulso) boost, push, drive4) fig. (raccomandazione) leg up, backing U, string-pulling U•spinta di Archimede o idrostatica buoyancy; spinta inflazionistica — inflationary trend
* * *spinta/'spinta/sostantivo f.1 (spintone) push, thrust, shove; dare una spinta a qcn., qcs. to give sb., sth. a push3 fig. (impulso) boost, push, drive4 fig. (raccomandazione) leg up, backing U, string-pulling Uspinta di Archimede o idrostatica buoyancy; spinta inflazionistica inflationary trend. -
2 reggispinta
◆ s.m. (mecc.) thrust bearing, thrust block. -
3 cuscinetto
"drive bearing;Antriebslager;mancal da propulsão"* * *m technology bearingcuscinetto a sfere ball bearing* * *cuscinetto s.m.1 small cushion; ( oggetto imbottito) pad: cuscinetto per timbri, ink pad; cuscinetto puntaspilli, pincushion // fare da cuscinetto, (fig.) to act as a buffer // cuscinetto carnoso, ( delle zampe di alcuni animali) pad2 (mecc.) bearing: cuscinetto antifrizione, antifriction bearing; cuscinetto a rulli, roller bearing; cuscinetto a sfere, ball bearing; cuscinetto di spinta, thrust bearing: cuscinetto intermedio, intermediate bearing; cuscinetto liscio, friction (o plain) bearing; cuscinetto oscillante, self-aligning bearing; cuscinetto per spinte oblique, angular bearing; sede di cuscinetto, bearing housing* * *[kuʃʃi'netto]1. sm(per timbri) pad, (puntaspilli) pincushion, Tecn bearing2. agg invstato cuscinetto fig — buffer state
* * *[kuʃʃi'netto] 1.sostantivo maschile1) (per timbri) pad; (puntaspilli) pincushion2) tecn. bearingcuscinetto di grasso, adiposo — roll of fat
4) fig. buffer2.aggettivo invariabile••* * *cuscinetto/ku∫∫i'netto/I sostantivo m.1 (per timbri) pad; (puntaspilli) pincushion2 tecn. bearing3 (rigonfiamento) cuscinetto di grasso, adiposo roll of fat4 fig. bufferstato cuscinetto buffer statefare da cuscinetto to act as a buffer\cuscinetto a sfere ball bearing.
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