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1 orbit
['ɔːbɪt] Inome orbita f. (anche fig.)II 1.verbo transitivo orbitare attorno a [ planet]2.verbo intransitivo orbitare* * *['o:bit] 1. noun(the path in which something moves around a planet, star etc, eg the path of the Earth round the Sun or of a spacecraft round the Earth: The spaceship is in orbit round the moon.) orbita2. verb(to go round in space: The spacecraft orbits the Earth every 24 hours.) orbitare, compiere un'orbita intorno a* * *orbit /ˈɔ:bɪt/n. [cu]1 (astron., miss., anat. e fig.) orbita: the satellite's orbit round Mars, l'orbita del satellite intorno a Marte● to go into orbit, (miss.) entrare in orbita; (fig. fam.) perdere le staffe.(to) orbit /ˈɔ:bɪt/ (astron., miss.)A v. i.B v. t.1 orbitare (o compiere un'orbita) intorno a (qc.): a satellite orbiting the earth, un satellite in orbita intorno alla terra* * *['ɔːbɪt] Inome orbita f. (anche fig.)II 1.verbo transitivo orbitare attorno a [ planet]2.verbo intransitivo orbitare -
2 orbit or·bit
['ɔːbɪt]1. nto be in/go into orbit (round) — essere/entrare in orbita (attorno a)
2. vi(satellite, astronaut) orbitare3. vt(earth, moon) orbitare attorno a -
3 ■ go into
■ go intov. i. + prep.1 andare in; entrare in ( anche fig.); addentrarsi, penetrare in: to go into town [into the country], andare in città [in campagna]; to go into business [into politics], entrare in affari [in politica]2 andare a (fare qc.): What time do you go into work in the afternoon?, a che ora vai al lavoro il pomeriggio?3 entrare, stare in (qc.): No more books will go into this box, non ce ne stanno più di libri in questa cassa4 (autom.) andare a sbattere in (o contro): My car went into the guardrail, la mia macchina è andata a sbattere contro il guardrail6 frugare, rovistare in: The burglar had gone into all my drawers, lo scassinatore aveva frugato in tutti i miei cassetti7 vestire a; vestirsi di; indossare, mettersi8 (mat.) entrare, stare in: Five goes into ten twice, il cinque sta due volte nel dieci □ to go into action, entrare in azione ( anche mil.) □ to go into hiding, nascondersi □ to go into orbit, (miss.) entrare in orbita; (fig. fam.) andare su di giri □ to go into a temper, arrabbiarsi. -
4 weightless
['weɪtlɪs]1) [ environment] privo di gravità2) fig. [ movement] leggiadro* * *adjective (not affected by the earth's gravity pull: The astronauts became weightless on going into orbit round the earth.) senza peso* * *weightless /ˈweɪtləs/a.2 (fig.) senza importanza● (miss.) weightless condition, assenza di peso □ (econ.) weightless economy, economia immaterialeweightlessly avv.* * *['weɪtlɪs]1) [ environment] privo di gravità2) fig. [ movement] leggiadro -
5 stationary
['steɪʃənrɪ] [AE -nerɪ]* * *adjective (standing still, not moving: a stationary vehicle.) stazionario* * *stationary /ˈsteɪʃənrɪ/a.1 fermo; immobile: a stationary target, un bersaglio fermo; a stationary object, un oggetto fermo (o immobile); to crash into a stationary vehicle, andare a sbattere contro un veicolo fermo; to remain stationary, restar fermo; restare immobile, non muoversi2 stazionario: (stat.) stationary population, popolazione stazionaria; The patient's condition is stationary, le condizioni del paziente sono stazionarie; Oil prices are stationary, i prezzi del petrolio sono stazionari3 fisso: stationary engine, motore fisso; (mil.) a stationary gun, un cannone fisso; (ind.) stationary machinery, macchinario fisso4 (aeron., miss.) stazionario: stationary flight, volo stazionario; stationary orbit, orbita stazionaria; orbita geostazionaria; stationary satellite, satellite stazionario● stationary bicycle (o stationary bike), cyclette □ (med.) stationary diseases, malattie endemiche □ (fis.) stationary field, campo costante □ (mat.) stationary point, punto stazionario □ ( ginnastica) stationary rings, anelli fissi □ ( basket) stationary screen, velo fisso ( fatto in difesa) □ (fis.) stationary wave, onda stazionaria.NOTA D'USO: - stationary o stationery?-* * *['steɪʃənrɪ] [AE -nerɪ]
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