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I ['ɪnsɜːt]1) giorn. (enclosed page, leaflet) inserto m., fascicolo m.; (advertisement) inserzione f.; (amendment) aggiunta f.2) (in dress) inserto m., applicazione f.II [ɪn'sɜːt]verbo transitivo inserire [word, page, advertisement]; infilare, inserire [knife, finger]* * *[in'sə:t](to put or place (something) in: He inserted the money in the parking meter; An extra chapter has been inserted into the book; They inserted the announcement in the newspaper.) inserire* * *insert /ˈɪnsɜ:t/n.2 (cinem.) inserto3 (mecc.) elemento riportato4 (metall.) inserto; tassello.(to) insert /ɪnˈsɜ:t/v. t.inserire; introdurre; intercalare: to insert a key in the lock, inserire una chiave nella serratura; to insert a coin in a slot machine, introdurre una moneta in un distributore automatico; to insert an ad in a paper, inserire un annuncio in un giornale.* * *I ['ɪnsɜːt]1) giorn. (enclosed page, leaflet) inserto m., fascicolo m.; (advertisement) inserzione f.; (amendment) aggiunta f.2) (in dress) inserto m., applicazione f.II [ɪn'sɜːt]verbo transitivo inserire [word, page, advertisement]; infilare, inserire [knife, finger] -
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[æd]fam (= advertisement) (on TV) spot m inv (pubblicitario), pubblicità f inv, (in newspaper) inserzione f pubblicitaria, pubblicità, (OOO), (for jobs etc) inserzione f, annuncioduring the ads — (on TV) durante la pubblicità
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3 classified ad
noun ((American want ad) a small advertisement that people put in a newspaper when they want to buy or sell something, offer or find a job etc.) piccola pubblicità
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