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1 ■ result in
■ result inv. i. + prep.avere come risultato (o conseguenza); provocare: Even a momentary distraction could result in a serious accident, anche solo una distrazione momentanea può avere come risultato un incidente grave; The news resulted in widespread panic, la notizia ha provocato il panico generale; Their promises resulted in nothing, le loro promesse si sono risolte in nulla; to result in disaster, provocare un disastro; to result in tragedy, finire in tragedia; The match resulted in a draw, la partita si è conclusa con un pareggio. -
2 toll
I [təʊl]1) (number)the toll of — il numero di [victims, incidents]
death toll — numero dei morti, vittime ( from di, per)
2) (levy) (on road, bridge) pedaggio m., dazio m.••to take a heavy toll — (on lives) fare molte vittime; (on industry, environment) esigere un pesante tributo
II [təʊl] III 1. [təʊl]to take its o their toll — [earthquake, disease] fare strage
verbo transitivo suonare a morto [ bell]2.verbo intransitivo [ bell] suonare a morto* * *I [təul] verb(to ring (a bell) slowly: The church bell tolled solemnly.)II [təul] noun1) (a tax charged for crossing a bridge, driving on certain roads etc: All cars pay a toll of $1; ( also adjective) a toll bridge.)2) (an amount of loss or damage suffered, eg as a result of disaster: Every year there is a heavy toll of human lives on the roads.)•* * *I [təʊl]1. n1) (on road) pedaggio2)(losses, casualties)
the death toll on the roads — il numero di vittime sulle stradethe severe winter has taken its toll on the crops — l'inverno rigido ha colpito duramente il raccolto
2. adj(road, bridge) a pedaggioII [təʊl]1. vt, vi(bell) suonare lentamente e solennemente2. n(of bell) rintocco* * *toll (1) /təʊl/n.1 pedaggio2 (fisc.) balzello; gabella; dazio; imposta4 (stor.) molenda; tributo molitorio5 (fig.) costo, perdita ( di vite umane, ecc.); tributo (fig.): the human toll, la perdita di vite umane; the weekend death toll on the roads, gl'incidenti mortali del traffico di fine settimana● toll bar, barriera di pedaggio □ toll bridge, ponte (soggetto) a pedaggio □ (spec. USA) toll call, telefonata interurbana □ toll collector, esattore ( di dazi, imposte, ecc.) □ toll-free, (autom., trasp.: di un ponte, un'autostrada, un tunnel) esente da pedaggio; (fisc.) esente da dazio; (comput.) gratuito; ( USA: di telefonata) gratuita; ( anche) a carico del destinatario □ (telef.) toll-free number, numero verde □ (stor.) toll gatherer, gabelliere □ toll-line, linea interurbana □ toll road, strada a pedaggio □ (leg.) toll through, pedaggio municipale ( per attraversare un ponte, ecc.) □ (leg.) toll traverse, pedaggio per attraversare un terreno (un ponte, ecc.) di proprietà privata □ (autom.) toll tunnel, tunnel a pedaggio □ to take toll of, esigere un tributo da; (fig.) costare, portar via: The accident took a heavy toll of lives, l'incidente è costato la vita a molte persone.toll (2) /təʊl/n.(solo al sing.) rintocco (spec. di campana che suona a morto).(to) toll (1) /təʊl/A v. i.esigere un tributo; far pagare un pedaggioB v. t.(to) toll (2) /təʊl/v. t. e i.suonare a rintocchi; suonare a morto; rintoccare; battere: to toll the hour, battere l'ora; to toll sb. 's death, suonare a morto per q.● (fig.) to toll a warning bell, suonare il campanello d'allarme.* * *I [təʊl]1) (number)the toll of — il numero di [victims, incidents]
death toll — numero dei morti, vittime ( from di, per)
2) (levy) (on road, bridge) pedaggio m., dazio m.••to take a heavy toll — (on lives) fare molte vittime; (on industry, environment) esigere un pesante tributo
II [təʊl] III 1. [təʊl]to take its o their toll — [earthquake, disease] fare strage
verbo transitivo suonare a morto [ bell]2.verbo intransitivo [ bell] suonare a morto -
3 come out
1) (emerge) [person, animal, vehicle] venire fuori, uscire (of da); [ star] apparire; [sun, moon] spuntare, sorgerehe came out of it rather well — fig. ne è uscito abbastanza bene
2) (originate)to come out of — [person, song] venire da; [ news report] provenire da
3) (result)to come out of — [ breakthrough] venire da
4)to come out (on strike) — entrare, scendere in sciopero
5) (fall out) [contact lens, tooth] cadere; [ plug] staccarsi; [ contents] uscire fuori6) (be emitted) [water, smoke] (fuori)uscire ( through da)7) (wash out) [ stain] venire via, andare via (of da)8) (be issued) [magazine, novel, film, product] uscire9) (become known) [ feelings] manifestarsi; [details, facts, truth] venire fuori, sapersi; [ results] uscire10) fot. tip. [photo, photocopy] riuscire11) (end up)to come out at 200 dollars — [cost, bill] ammontare a 200 dollari
12) (say)to come out with — venir fuori con [ excuse]; uscirsene con [ nonsense]
* * *1) (to become known: The truth finally came out.) venire alla luce2) (to be published: This newspaper comes out once a week.) uscire3) (to strike: The men have come out (on strike).) entrare in sciopero4) ((of a photograph) to be developed: This photograph has come out very well.) venire (bene o male)5) (to be removed: This dirty mark won't come out.) togliersi* * *vi + adv(person, object) uscire, (flower) sbocciare, (sun, stars) apparire, (news: esp scandal) essere divulgato (-a), (truth) saltare fuori, (book, film, magazine) uscire, essere pubblicato (-a), (qualities: show) rivelarsi, mostrarsi, (stain) andare via, (strike) entrare in scioperoto come out on strike — entrare in sciopero, fare sciopero
you never know what he is going to come out with next! fam — non si sa mai con cosa verrà fuori la prossima volta!
* * *1) (emerge) [person, animal, vehicle] venire fuori, uscire (of da); [ star] apparire; [sun, moon] spuntare, sorgerehe came out of it rather well — fig. ne è uscito abbastanza bene
2) (originate)to come out of — [person, song] venire da; [ news report] provenire da
3) (result)to come out of — [ breakthrough] venire da
4)to come out (on strike) — entrare, scendere in sciopero
5) (fall out) [contact lens, tooth] cadere; [ plug] staccarsi; [ contents] uscire fuori6) (be emitted) [water, smoke] (fuori)uscire ( through da)7) (wash out) [ stain] venire via, andare via (of da)8) (be issued) [magazine, novel, film, product] uscire9) (become known) [ feelings] manifestarsi; [details, facts, truth] venire fuori, sapersi; [ results] uscire10) fot. tip. [photo, photocopy] riuscire11) (end up)to come out at 200 dollars — [cost, bill] ammontare a 200 dollari
12) (say)to come out with — venir fuori con [ excuse]; uscirsene con [ nonsense]
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