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1 emettere
luce give out, emitgrido, verdetto givecalore give offfinance issuetechnology emit* * *emettere v.tr.1 to emit, to give* out, to send* forth; ( suono) to utter: emettere calore, to emit heat; emettere un grido, to utter a cry (o to give a shout) // (bot.) emettere linfa, to bleed2 ( emanare; esprimere) to deliver, to express: emettere un giudizio, to deliver a judgement; emettere un'opinione, to express an opinion // (dir.): emettere una sentenza, to pass a sentence; emettere un verdetto, to deliver a verdict; emettere un mandato d'arresto, to issue a warrant of arrest; emettere un decreto, to enact a decree; emettere un'ingiunzione, to issue a summons3 ( mettere in circolazione) to issue, to draw*; ( una polizza) to underwrite*: emettere un assegno, to draw a cheque (o to cheque); emettere un assegno su una banca, to draw a cheque on a bank; emettere un assegno allo scoperto, to overdraw one's account (o to fly a kite); emettere assegni non coperti, to kite; emettere una cambiale, una tratta su, to draw a bill (o draft) on (o to draw on); emettere obbligazioni, to issue (o float) bonds; emettere un prestito, to issue (o float o raise) a loan // (Borsa): emettere azioni, to issue shares; emettere azioni in eccesso, to overissue; emettere titoli nominativi, to inscribe (stock) // (fin.) emettere cartamoneta, to issue paper money.* * *[e'mettere]verbo transitivo1) (mandar fuori) to let* out, to emit [urlo, suono]2) (diffondere) to emit, to give* off, to send* out [calore, radiazioni]3) amm. to issue [francobollo, banconote]4) econ. to issue, to float [ azioni]; to draw* [assegno, cambiale]6) dir. to pass [sentenza, verdetto]; to issue [ mandato]* * *emettere/e'mettere/ [60]1 (mandar fuori) to let* out, to emit [urlo, suono]2 (diffondere) to emit, to give* off, to send* out [calore, radiazioni]3 amm. to issue [francobollo, banconote]4 econ. to issue, to float [ azioni]; to draw* [assegno, cambiale]6 dir. to pass [sentenza, verdetto]; to issue [ mandato]. -
2 arresto
"stop;Stopper;arret;parada;parada"* * *m coming to a stoplaw arrest* * *arresto s.m.1 ( fermata) stop, arrest, halt, stopping; ( rallentamento) slowdown: segnale d'arresto, stop signal; linea di arresto, stopline; gli affari hanno subito un'arresto, business has come to a standstill // (med.) arresto cardiaco, cardiac arrest // battuta di arresto, halt (o standstill) // (econ.) arresto di un investimento, setback in an investment2 (dir.) arrest: arresto semplice, open arrest; arresto di sicurezza, safety arrest (o catch); mandato di arresto, warrant; spiccare un mandato di arresto, to issue a warrant; in stato di arresto, under arrest3 pl. (mil.) arrest (sing.): agli arresti, under arrest; mettere un ufficiale agli arresti, to put an officer under arrest4 (mecc.) stop, catch: arresto di emergenza, emergency stop; arresto di sicurezza, safety catch; valvola d'arresto, cut off valve; vite d'arresto, stop screw5 (inform.) abort, stop: arresto per mancanza di alimentazione, power check; arresto immediato, drop dead halt (o hard stop)6 (sport) suspension, stoppage, interruption.* * *[ar'rɛsto]sostantivo maschile1) (fermata) stop, stopping2) med. (di funzione di organo) failure3) dir. arrestessere in (stato di) arresto o agli -i to be under arrest; mandato d'arresto — arrest warrant
•arresto cardiaco — cardiac arrest, heart failure
* * *arresto/ar'rεsto/sostantivo m.1 (fermata) stop, stopping; subire un arresto to come to a standstill; battuta d'arresto setback; segnale d'arresto stop signal2 med. (di funzione di organo) failure3 dir. arrest; essere in (stato di) arresto o agli -i to be under arrest; mandato d'arresto arrest warrantarresto cardiaco cardiac arrest, heart failure; - i domiciliari house arrest. -
3 spiccare
spiccare v.tr.1 ( staccare) to pick, to pluck; ( disgiungere) to detach, to cut* off: spiccare un fiore, un grappolo d'uva, to pick a flower, a bunch of grapes3 spiccare un salto, to jump; spiccare un volo, to fly off, (fig.) to take (to) flight: l'uccello spiccò il volo, the bird flew off // spiccare il bollore, to begin to boil4 (dir.) to issue: spiccare un ordine, un mandato di cattura, to issue an order, a warrant of arrest5 (comm.) ( emettere) to issue, to draw*, to make* out: spiccare un assegno, to make out (o to draw) a cheque; spiccare una tratta, to draw a bill; spiccare tratta su qlcu., to draw (o to make a draft) on s.o.; spiccare una fattura, to issue (o to draw) an invoice; spiccare su qlcu. un ordine di requisizione di merci, to indent for goods upon s.o.◆ v. intr. to stand* out, to show* up: spicca fra gli altri per la sua altezza, he stands out from the others by his height; il rosso è un colore che spicca, red is a colour that catches the eye (o an eye-catching colour).◘ spiccarsi v.intr.pron. to open easily; to split* open easily.* * *[spik'kare]1. vt1)spiccare un balzo — to jump, leap
spiccare il volo — (uccello) to take wing, fig to spread one's wings
2) Dir, (Comm : mandato, assegno) to issue2. vi* * *[spik'kare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (staccare) to pick, to pluck [fiore, frutto]; (scandire) to articulate [ parola]3) econ. to draw*, to issue [assegno, cambiale]4) dir. to issue [ mandato di cattura]2.verbo intransitivo (aus. avere) [colore, persona, qualità] to stand* out, to show* up (su, contro against)* * *spiccare/spik'kare/ [1]2 (compiere un movimento) spiccare un salto to jump; spiccare il volo to spread one's wings (anche fig.)3 econ. to draw*, to issue [assegno, cambiale]4 dir. to issue [ mandato di cattura]
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