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1 resistenza
"resistance;Widerstand"* * *f resistanceinstancabilità stamina* * *resistenza s.f.1 resistance (anche fig.): i soldati opposero un'eroica resistenza, the soldiers put up heroic resistance; vincere la resistenza del nemico, to wear down the enemy's resistance; offrire scarsa resistenza, to offer weak resistance; ho vinto la sua resistenza e l'ho convinto a venire, I overcame his resistance and I persuaded him to come; le sue proposte hanno incontrato resistenza, his proposals met with resistance // resistenza attiva, passiva, active, passive resistance // (dir.): resistenza alle autorità, resistance to authority; resistenza a un pubblico ufficiale, obstruction of an officer of the law // la Resistenza, ( movimento partigiano) the Resistance (Movement)2 ( capacità di tollerare) ( di persone) endurance [U], stamina [U]; ( di cose) durability: ha una grande resistenza fisica, he has fantastic stamina; la resistenza di un ponte, the durability of a bridge // gara di resistenza, endurance race3 (fis., tecn.) resistance; strength; (aer.) drag: resistenza al calore, heat resistance; resistenza al fuoco, fire resistance; resistenza all'abrasione, abrasion resistance; resistenza alla trazione, tensile strength // (aer.): resistenza aerodinamica, aerodynamic drag; resistenza di profilo, profile drag4 (elettr.) resistance; ( resistore) resistor; ( elemento riscaldatore) heating element: resistenza di contatto, contact resistance; resistenza di terra, earth resistance; resistenza di dispersione, leakage resistance; resistenza ohmica, ohmic resistance // (rad.): resistenza anodica, plate resistance; resistenza dinamica, dynamic resistance.* * *[resis'tɛntsa]sostantivo femminile1) (opposizione) resistanceopporre resistenza a — to put up resistance to, a fight against [aggressore, occupazione, regime]
incontrare resistenza o delle -e to encounter o meet opposition o resistance; vincere le -e di qcn. — to break through sb.'s reserve
2) stor.3) (fisica) resistance, endurance, resilience, stamina4) fis. strength, toleranceresistenza alla rottura, alla trazione — breaking, tensile strength
resistenza dell'aria — air o wind resistance
coefficiente di resistenza — aut. aer. drag coefficient
5) el. resistance, resistor* * *resistenza/resis'tεntsa/sostantivo f.1 (opposizione) resistance; resistenza passiva passive resistance; fare resistenza to resist; opporre resistenza a to put up resistance to, a fight against [aggressore, occupazione, regime]; incontrare resistenza o delle -e to encounter o meet opposition o resistance; vincere le -e di qcn. to break through sb.'s reserve2 stor. la Resistenza the Resistance3 (fisica) resistance, endurance, resilience, stamina; prova di resistenza endurance test4 fis. strength, tolerance; resistenza alla rottura, alla trazione breaking, tensile strength; resistenza dell'aria air o wind resistance; coefficiente di resistenza aut. aer. drag coefficient5 el. resistance, resistor.
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