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1 notificare
serve (a on)* * *notificare v.tr.1 (dir.) to serve, to notify; to report: notificare una citazione a..., to serve a summons on...; notificare un atto, to serve an act; notificare un mandato d'arresto, to serve a warrant of arrest; notificare un appello, to notify an appeal; notificare un furto alla polizia, to report a theft to the police; notificare una nascita, to report (o to notify) a birth2 ( render noto) to give* notice of, to advise, to announce; to inform: notificare qlco. a qlcu., to inform s.o. of sthg. // (trib.) notificare i propri redditi, to return one's income // (comm.) notificare l'importazione di una merce, to declare the importation of an article.* * *[notifi'kare]verbo transitivo1) (comunicare) to give* notice of, to advise of, to notify BE2) dir. to notify, to serve [citazione, ingiunzione di pagamento]notificare un mandato a qcn. — to serve a writ on sb
* * *notificare/notifi'kare/ [1]1 (comunicare) to give* notice of, to advise of, to notify BE; notificare un furto alla polizia to report a theft to the police2 dir. to notify, to serve [ citazione, ingiunzione di pagamento]; notificare un mandato a qcn. to serve a writ on sb.
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