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1 valutare
"to evaluate;Auswerten;aproveitar"* * *value* * *valutare v.tr.1 ( attribuire un valore) to value, to estimate, to evaluate, to appraise, to assess: valutare un terreno 30.000 euro, to value a piece of land at 30,000 euros; valutare i danni, to assess damages; valutare troppo, to overvalue; valutare poco, to undervalue2 ( considerare) to consider, to weigh: abbiamo valutato i pro e i contro, we have weighed the pros and cons; devi valutare anche gli aspetti positivi, you must consider the positive aspects as well; (dir.) valutare le prove, to weigh the evidence3 ( conteggiare) to calculate, to take* into account: valutando gli arretrati, riceverò una somma discreta, taking the arrears into account, I will receive a fair amount4 ( calcolare nel complesso) to estimate, to reckon, to put*, to rate: la perdita è stata valutata oltre 10 milioni di euro, the loss has been reckoned (o put) at over ten million euros5 ( apprezzare) to value, to esteem: è molto valutato dai suoi collaboratori, he is highly valued by his team; mi valuti troppo, you think too highly of me.* * *[valu'tare]verbo transitivo1) (calcolare) to estimate, to assess [durata, distanza, rischi, costi, danni, ricchezza]valutare male — to miscalculate [ rischi]
2) (determinare il valore di) to value, to put* a price on, to price [bene, oggetto]; to appraise [ quadro]fare valutare qcs. — to have sth. valued o appraised, to have a valuation done on sth.
la casa è stata valutata 100.000 euro — the house was valued at 100,000 euros
3) (vagliare) to assess, to weigh up, to evaluate [ situazione]; to consider [alternative, fatti, proposte]; to assess, to calculate [conseguenze, effetto]; to gauge [ reazione]valutare male — to miscalculate [ conseguenze]
4) (stimare, apprezzare) to value, to esteem, to appreciate [ persona]5) (giudicare) to assess [capacità, candidato, studente]; to mark, to grade AE [tema, compito]; to evaluate [progressi, risultati]* * *valutare/valu'tare/ [1]1 (calcolare) to estimate, to assess [durata, distanza, rischi, costi, danni, ricchezza]; valutare male to miscalculate [ rischi]2 (determinare il valore di) to value, to put* a price on, to price [bene, oggetto]; to appraise [ quadro]; fare valutare qcs. to have sth. valued o appraised, to have a valuation done on sth.; la casa è stata valutata 100.000 euro the house was valued at 100,000 euros3 (vagliare) to assess, to weigh up, to evaluate [ situazione]; to consider [alternative, fatti, proposte]; to assess, to calculate [conseguenze, effetto]; to gauge [ reazione]; valutare i pro e i contro to balance the pros and cons; valutare male to miscalculate [ conseguenze]4 (stimare, apprezzare) to value, to esteem, to appreciate [ persona]5 (giudicare) to assess [capacità, candidato, studente]; to mark, to grade AE [tema, compito]; to evaluate [progressi, risultati]. -
2 valutare i pro e i contro
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3 bilanciare
"to balance;Fluchten;balancear"* * *balance( pareggiare) equal, be equal tofig weigh upfinance bilanciare un conto balance an account* * *bilanciare v.tr.1 to balance: sei capace di bilanciare un bastone sulla punta del naso?, can you balance a stick on the tip of your nose?; bilanciare un carico, to distribute a load // (comm.): bilanciare un conto, to balance an account; bilanciare il proprio reddito, to balance one's income; bilanciare i titoli, to balance securities; il guadagno non bilancia la spesa, the profit doesn't balance the expense2 ( ponderare) to weigh (up), to consider carefully: bilanciare le parole, to weigh one's words; bilanciare il pro e il contro, to weigh (up) the pros and cons.◆ v.rifl.rec. to be equivalent, to balance out.* * *[bilan'tʃare]1. vt1) (tenere in equilibrio) to balance2) Comm to balance3) (fig : valutare) to weigh up2. vr (bilanciarsi)1) (uso reciproco: equipararsi) to be equal2) (stare in equilibrio) to balance (o.s.)* * *[bilan'tʃare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (mettere in equilibrio) to balance, to distribute [ peso]; (tenere in equilibrio) to balance, to poise [ oggetto]2) (soppesare) to weigh up [parole, pro e contro]3) (compensare) to (counter)balance, to offset*2.verbo pronominale bilanciarsi1) (stare in equilibrio) to balance (out)2) (equivalersi) to balance (out), to even (out)* * *bilanciare/bilan't∫are/ [1]1 (mettere in equilibrio) to balance, to distribute [ peso]; (tenere in equilibrio) to balance, to poise [ oggetto]2 (soppesare) to weigh up [parole, pro e contro]3 (compensare) to (counter)balance, to offset*II bilanciarsi verbo pronominale1 (stare in equilibrio) to balance (out)2 (equivalersi) to balance (out), to even (out). -
4 bilancio
m (pl -ci) balance( rendiconto) balance sheetbilancio annuale annual accountsbilancio consuntivo closing balancebilancio dello Stato national budgetbilancio preventivo budgetfare il bilancio draw up a balance sheetfig take stockrelazione f annuale di bilancio annual report* * *bilancio s.m.1 (econ., comm.) balance; (spec. di previsione) budget; ( di esercizio) balance sheet: bilancio attivo, passivo, credit, debit balance; bilancio comunitario, community budget; bilancio consolidato, consolidated balance sheet; bilancio consuntivo, closed budget (o final balance); bilancio dello stato, (national) budget; bilancio di costituzione, establishment balance sheet; bilancio di apertura, opening balance sheet; bilancio familiare, household budget; bilancio in pareggio, balanced budget; bilancio provvisorio, interim (o provisional) balance sheet; bilancio ( statale) di competenza, budget of authorisation; bilancio annuale, annual balance sheet; revisione, verifica del bilancio, balance sheet auditing (o audit); voce di bilancio, balance sheet item; bilancio di apertura, opening balance; bilancio di chiusura, closing balance; bilancio fiscale, tax balance sheet; bilancio di verifica, trial balance; bilancio preventivo delle vendite, sales budget; fare un bilancio, to draw up (o strike) a balance sheet; approvare il bilancio, to pass the budget; chiudere un bilancio in attivo, to close a balance (o to balance the books) with a profit (o in the black); chiudere un bilancio in passivo, to close a balance (o to balance the books) with a loss (o in the red); chiudere un bilancio in pareggio, to balance the budget (o the break even); fare un bilancio preventivo, to budget; falsificare un bilancio, to counterfeit a balance // di bilancio, budgetary // fuori bilancio, off balance sheet2 (fig.) (net) result, outcome: fare il bilancio della propria vita, to take stock of one's life; mettere in bilancio, to consider (o to take into consideration); fare il bilancio di una situazione, to take stock (o to weigh the pros and cons) of a situation* * *Rossi Spa ha chiuso il bilancio in attivo, passivo — Rossi Spa made a profit, loss in the last financial year
iscrivere a bilancio — to include [sth.] in the budget [uscita, entrata]
2) (di catastrofe, incidente) toll, cost3) fig. (valutazione)fare il bilancio di qcs. — to take stock of sth., to review sth.
•bilancio preventivo o di previsione budget; bilancio pubblico — Budget
* * *bilanciopl. -ci /bi'lant∫o, t∫i/sostantivo m.1 amm. (preventivo) budget; (rendiconto) balance (sheet); Rossi Spa ha chiuso il bilancio in attivo, passivo Rossi Spa made a profit, loss in the last financial year; bilancio in pareggio balanced budget; chiudere il bilancio in pareggio to break even; iscrivere a bilancio to include [sth.] in the budget [uscita, entrata]2 (di catastrofe, incidente) toll, cost; bilancio ufficiale delle vittime official death toll3 fig. (valutazione) fare il bilancio di qcs. to take stock of sth., to review sth.; qual è il bilancio dell'anno? how did the year turn out?bilancio di apertura opening balance; bilancio di chiusura closing balance; bilancio energetico energy balance; bilancio familiare household budget; bilancio preventivo o di previsione budget; bilancio pubblico Budget. -
5 librare
librare v.tr.1 to weigh; to poise, to balance (anche fig.): librare il pro e il contro, to weigh the pros and cons2 (rar.) (equilibrare) to poise, to balance.◘ librarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron. to hover; (di aliante ecc.) to glide: l'elicottero si librava a mezz'aria, the helicopter was hovering in mid-air; librare in volo, to soar. -
6 contrappesare
contrappesare v.tr.1 to counterbalance, to counterpoise2 (fig.) to weigh (up), to balance: contrappesare i pro e i contro, to weigh up the pros and the cons.* * *[kontrappe'sare]1. vtto counterbalance, (fig : decisione) to weigh up2. vr (contrappesarsi)(uso reciproco) to counterbalance each other
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