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f stanza lardermobile cupboardpubblicazione instal(l)mentlaw exemptiondispensa universitaria duplicated lecture notes* * *dispensa s.f.1 pantry, larder; storeroom; ( credenza) sideboard: avere la dispensa ben fornita, to have a full larder2 (non com.) ( distribuzione) distribution, dispensation: la dispensa del pane ai poveri, the distribution of bread to the poor3 ( pubblicazione periodica) number, instalment: enciclopedia a dispense, encyclopedia by instalments // dispense universitarie, duplicated lecture notes4 (eccl.) dispensation5 ( esenzione) exemption, dispensation: dispensa dal servizio militare, exemption from military service // (dir. canonico) dispensa matrimoniale, marriage dispensation.* * *[dis'pɛnsa]sostantivo femminile2) (esenzione, esonero) exemption3) dir. relig. dispensationa -e — [ enciclopedia] that comes out in parts o instalments
5) scol. univ. lecture notes pl.* * *dispensa/dis'pεnsa/sostantivo f.2 (esenzione, esonero) exemption3 dir. relig. dispensation; sposarsi con dispensa to be married by special licence5 scol. univ. lecture notes pl. -
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