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f (pl -cce) ( palla) bowlgioco m delle bocce bowls* * *boccia s.f.2 ( per il gioco delle bocce) bowl: fare una partita a bocce, to play a game of bowls; giocare alle bocce, to play bowls* * *1. 2.sostantivo femminile plurale bocce bowlsgiocare a, alle -ce — to play bowls
••* * *bocciapl. -ce /'bɔtt∫a, t∫e/I sostantivo f.(recipiente, palla) bowlII bocce f.pl.bowls; giocare a, alle -ce to play bowls; fare una partita a -ce to play a game of bowlsragionare a -ce ferme to take stock of the situation. -
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f sports matchdi carte gamedi merce shipmentpartita IVA VAT registration numberpartita amichevole friendly (match)partita di calcio football match* * *partita s.f.1 ( giocata) game; ( gara) match: una partita a carte, bocce, scacchi, a game of cards, bowls, chess; una partita a tennis, a game of tennis (o a tennis-match); una partita di calcio, a football (o soccer) match; fare una partita, to play a game; perdere, vincere una partita, to lose, to win a game; assistere a una partita, to be a spectator at a match; tutte le domeniche va alla partita, ( di calcio) he goes to a football match every Sunday // una partita di caccia, a hunting party // partita d'onore, duel // dar partita vinta a qlcu., (fig.) to give in to s.o. // essere della partita, to be one of the party: vuoi essere della partita?, will you join us? // perdere, vincere la partita, (fig.) to lose, to win // è una partita chiusa, it's settled once and for all (o it's a closed chapter)2 (comm.) parcel, stock, lot, consignment, batch: partita di merci, parcel (o lot) of goods; partita aperta, open stock; partita chiusa, closed stock; partita di grano, stock of wheat; questa partita di scarpe non è conforme a campione, this consignment of shoes is not up to sample; la polizia ha sequestrato una grossa partita di droga, the police seized a large drugs haul; collocare una partita di merce, to dispose of a lot of goods3 (amm.) ( voce, scrittura contabile) entry, item: partita semplice, doppia, single, double entry; partita di giro, clearing entry (o self-balancing item); partita attiva, dell'avere, credit item; partita passiva, del dare, debit item; registrare una partita, to make (o to record) an entry; saldo delle partite correnti, balance on current accounts // (econ.): partite visibili, visibles (o visible items o visible exports and imports); partite invisibili, invisibles (o invisible items o invisible exports and imports) // (trib.) partita IVA, VAT number.* * *[par'tita]sostantivo femminile1) gioc. sport match, gameuna partita di tennis — a game of tennis, a tennis match
fare una partita a carte — to have o play a game of cards
la partita è persa — the game's lost o up (anche fig.)
voglio essere della partita — fig. I want in on the deal, I want to be one of the party
2) (stock) batch, consignment, lot•partita di caccia — hunting expedition, shoot BE, shooting party
partita doppia — amm. double entry
partita semplice — amm. single entry
* * *partita/par'tita/sostantivo f.1 gioc. sport match, game; una partita di tennis a game of tennis, a tennis match; fare una partita a carte to have o play a game of cards; la partita è persa the game's lost o up (anche fig.); voglio essere della partita fig. I want in on the deal, I want to be one of the party2 (stock) batch, consignment, lot; una partita di eroina a heroin haulpartita amichevole friendly match; partita di andata first leg; partita di caccia hunting expedition, shoot BE, shooting party; partita doppia amm. double entry; partita di ritorno rematch; partita semplice amm. single entry. -
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sm ['dʒɔko] gioco (-chi)(gen) gameil gioco degli scacchi/delle bocce — (the game of) chess/bowls sg
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