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1 affare
m matter, businessfinance transactionaffari pl business sgnon sono affari tuoi it's none of your business* * *affare s.m.1 affair, matter, business [U]: affare di cuore, (love) affair; questo è affare tuo, that is your (own) business; ''Che cosa fai?'' ''Sono affari miei'', ''What are you doing?'' ''That's none of your business''; questo è un altro affare, that is another question; questo è un brutto affare, this is a bad business // affari di stato, affairs of state; non facciamone un affare di stato, let's not exaggerate (o fam. don't make such a fuss about it) // affari esteri, foreign affairs; affari pubblici, public affairs; affari interni, home affairs; il Ministero degli Affari Esteri, ( in Gran Bretagna) the Foreign Office; ( negli Stati Uniti) the State Department; ( in Italia) the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs // un affare d'oro, a golden opportunity (o the chance of a lifetime) // è un affare di un attimo, it won't take a minute2 (comm.) business [U], transaction, deal, buy; ( vantaggioso) bargain: un buon affare, a bargain; un affare rischioso, a risky transaction (o an adventure); un affare commerciale, a business transaction; affari di ordinaria amministrazione, normal business; affari interni, domestic business; affari con l'estero, foreign business; affari magri, poor business; un affarone, a smart deal; è un vero affare a quel prezzo, it's a real buy at that price; essere negli affari, to be in business; entrare in affari, to enter (o to go into) business; entrare in rapporti di affari con qlcu., to enter into business relations with s.o.; fare affari, to do business; fare un affare con qlcu., to do a deal with s.o.; concludere un affare, to strike a bargain; mettersi negli affari, to go into business; viaggiare per affari, to travel on business; ritirarsi dagli affari, to retire from business; parlare d'affari, to talk business; avere rapporti d'affari, to have business dealings // giro d'affari, turnover // ciclo d'affari, business cycle // senso degli affari, business acumen // centro d'affari, business centre // ramo d'affari, business line // andamento degli affari, run of business // uomo d'affari, businessman // affare fatto!, that's settled! (o it's a deal!) // gli affari sono affari!, business is business* * *[af'fare] 1.sostantivo maschile1) (acquisto vantaggioso) bargain, good buy2) (transazione) deal, bargainconcludere un affare — to make o strike a deal
"affare fatto" — "it's a deal"
3) (storia, vicenda) affair, matter, situation4) (caso) affair5) (problema, questione) affair, matterbell'affare! — iron. pretty o nice state of affairs! big deal!
2.non è un affare da poco — it is no light o small matter
sostantivo maschile plurale affari1) econ. business U, affairsuomo, donna d'-i — businessman, businesswoman
fare -i con — to do business with, to deal with
essere, mettersi in -i — to be in, to go into business
2) (fatti personali) business U3) amm. pol.* * *affare/af'fare/I sostantivo m.1 (acquisto vantaggioso) bargain, good buy; fare un (buon) affare to get a bargain2 (transazione) deal, bargain; concludere un affare to make o strike a deal; "affare fatto" "it's a deal"3 (storia, vicenda) affair, matter, situation; un brutto affare a bad situation; affare losco dirty business4 (caso) affair; l'affare Haltrey the Haltrey affair5 (problema, questione) affair, matter; bell'affare! iron. pretty o nice state of affairs! big deal! un affare da nulla a trivial matter; non facciamone un affare di stato let's not make a big issue of it; non è un affare da poco it is no light o small matterII affari m.pl.1 econ. business U, affairs; come vanno gli -i? how's business? uomo, donna d'-i businessman, businesswoman; giro d'-i turnover; fare -i con to do business with, to deal with; fare -i d'oro to do a roaring trade; essere, mettersi in -i to be in, to go into business; parlare di -i to talk business; viaggio d'-i business trip; viaggiare per -i to travel on business; il mondo degli -i the business world; gli -i sono -i! business is business!2 (fatti personali) business U; sono -i miei! that's my business! -i tuoi! that's your problem! fatti gli -i tuoi! mind your own business! non sono -i tuoi! it's none of your business! -
2 patteggiare
negotiate* * *◆ v. intr.1 ( condurre trattative) to negotiate, to bargain, to enter into negotiation (anche dir.): patteggiare col nemico, to negotiate with the enemy // (comm.) patteggiare sul prezzo, to negotiate (o to haggle over) a price2 ( scendere a patti) to come* to terms, to reach an agreement, to compromise: patteggiare con la propria coscienza, to compromise with one's conscience.* * *[patted'dʒare]1. vt(negoziare: resa, tregua) to negotiate, Dir2. vipatteggiare con qn — (scendere a patti) to negotiate with sb, (scendere a compromessi) to come to a compromise with sb
* * *[patted'dʒare] 1.verbo transitivo to negotiate [resa, tregua]2.* * *patteggiare/patted'dʒare/ [1]to negotiate [resa, tregua](aus. avere) to deal*, to negotiate; patteggiare con il nemico to negotiate with the enemy; patteggiare con la propria coscienza to strike a bargain with one's conscience. -
3 concludere
conclude( portare a termine) achieve, carry offconcludere un affare clinch a dealnon ho concluso nulla I got nowhere* * *concludere v.tr.1 to conclude, to end, to finish, to close; ( comporre) to settle: non so se riusciremo a concludere le trattative in tempo, I don't know whether we'll manage to conclude (o to finish) the negotiations in time; concludere un affare, to conclude (o to close o fam. to clinch) a business deal; concluse il discorso con un brindisi, he concluded (o finished o ended o closed) his speech with a toast; concludere una discussione, to end an argument, to settle an argument; quando la faccenda fu conclusa, when the matter was concluded (o finished); concludere un trattato, un'alleanza, la pace, to make a treaty, an alliance, peace2 ( dedurre) to conclude, to infer: dai dati in nostro possesso possiamo concludere che la situazione è disperata, from the data in our possession we can conclude (o infer) that the situation is hopeless; che cosa ne concludiamo?, what do we infer from that?3 (fam.) ( fare, combinare) to do*: abbiamo concluso poco oggi, we didn't get much done today; non conclude mai nulla di buono, he never gets anything worthwhile done◘ concludersi v.intr.pron. to conclude, to finish, to end, to come* to an end, to close: l'assemblea si concluse con grandi applausi, the meeting came to an end amid great applause; l'incidente si concluse con poco danno, the accident finished by doing little damage.* * *1. [kon'kludere]vb irreg vt1) (affare, trattato) to conclude, (discorso) to finish, end, conclude, bring to an end, (operare positivamente) to achieveper concludere... — and to conclude...
2)concludere che — to conclude that, come to the conclusion that2. vip (concludersi)(finire) to end, conclude, come to an end* * *[kon'kludere] 1.verbo transitivo2) (portare a compimento) to close, to conclude [trattato, transazione]; to clinch, to bring off* [ accordo]concludere un affare — to make o strike a bargain
3) (terminare) to conclude, to end, to close [incontro, dibattito]; to finish [ discorso]2.verbo pronominale concludersi [scena, evento, canzone] to close, to conclude- rsi con — to end in [fallimento, divorzio]
* * *concludere/kon'kludere/ [11]2 (portare a compimento) to close, to conclude [trattato, transazione]; to clinch, to bring off* [ accordo]; concludere una vendita to make a sale; concludere un affare to make o strike a bargain; oggi abbiamo concluso poco we didn't get much done today3 (terminare) to conclude, to end, to close [incontro, dibattito]; to finish [ discorso]II concludersi verbo pronominale[scena, evento, canzone] to close, to conclude; - rsi con to end in [fallimento, divorzio]. -
4 concludere un affare
concludere un affareto make o strike a deal\→ affare————————concludere un affareto make o strike a bargain\ -
5 patteggiare con la propria coscienza
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > patteggiare con la propria coscienza
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