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101 let *****
I [lɛt]vt let pt, pp1) (permit) lasciare, permettereto let sb past — lasciar or far passare qn
to let sb do sth — lasciar fare qc a qn, lasciare che qn faccia qc
I'll let you know our decision as soon as possible — ti farò sapere cosa abbiamo deciso il prima possibile
I'll let you have it back tomorrow — te lo ridò or restituisco domani
don't let me catch or see you copying again! — che non ti peschi or sorprenda mai più a copiare!
let him alone or be — lascialo stare or in pace
to let go of sb/sth — mollare or lasciar andare qn/qc
let the water boil then... — fate bollire l'acqua e quindi...
2)let's or let us go! — andiamo!let's have a break! - yes, let's — facciamo una pausa! - va bene
let's see, what was I saying? — dunque, cosa stavo dicendo?
let x=1 and y=2 — sia x=1 e y=2
3) (Brit: rent out) affittare, dare in affitto"To Let" — "Affittasi"
•- let away- let down- let go- let in- let into- let off- let on- let out- let upII [lɛt] nTennis colpo nullo -
102 let out
let out AE [movie, school] finire (at a); let out [sth.]1) (emit) emettere [cry, sigh]4) dare sfogo a [grief, anger]5) sart. allargare [garment, waistband]; let [sb.] out7) (show out) fare uscireI'll let myself out — non scomodatevi, posso uscire da solo
* * *vt + advdon't get up, I'll let myself out — non occorre che mi accompagni alla porta
to let out a cry/sigh/scream — emettere un grido/un sospiro/un urlo
2) (dress, seam) allargare3) (rent out) affittare, dare in affitto* * *let out AE [movie, school] finire (at a); let out [sth.]1) (emit) emettere [cry, sigh]4) dare sfogo a [grief, anger]5) sart. allargare [garment, waistband]; let [sb.] out7) (show out) fare uscireI'll let myself out — non scomodatevi, posso uscire da solo
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103 overdue over·due adj
[ˌəʊvə'djuː](bill, rent) arretrato (-a), (library book) col prestito scaduto, (train, bus) in ritardo, (recognition) tardivo (-a), (fam: baby, period) in ritardoshe's a week overdue — (pregnant woman) è in ritardo di una settimana (sulla data prevista del parto)
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104 rend vt
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105 room ***** n
[rʊm]1) (in house) stanza, camera, (in property adverts) locale m, vano, (bedroom, in hotel) camera, (large, public, in school) salarooms npl, (lodging) alloggio msg"rooms to let" Am; "rooms for rent" — "si affittano camere"
2) (space) spazio, postois there room for this? — c'è spazio per questo?, ci sta anche questo?
is there room for me? — c'è posto per me?, ci sto anch'io?
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106 team up
* * *(to join with another person in order to do something together: They teamed up with another family to rent a house for the holidays.) combinare* * *vi + adv* * * -
107 toward to·ward [t(ə)'wɔːd] prep
towards noon/the end of the year — verso mezzogiorno/la fine dell'anno
your attitude towards him — il tuo atteggiamento nei suoi confronti or verso di lui
half my salary goes towards paying the rent — metà del mio stipendio se ne va per l'affitto or in affitto
he gave them £100,000 towards a house — ha dato loro centomila sterline per la casa
English-Italian dictionary > toward to·ward [t(ə)'wɔːd] prep
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108 towards ***** to·wards [t(ə)'wɔːdz]
towards noon/the end of the year — verso mezzogiorno/la fine dell'anno
your attitude towards him — il tuo atteggiamento nei suoi confronti or verso di lui
half my salary goes towards paying the rent — metà del mio stipendio se ne va per l'affitto or in affitto
he gave them £100,000 towards a house — ha dato loro centomila sterline per la casa
English-Italian dictionary > towards ***** to·wards [t(ə)'wɔːdz]
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109 withhold with·hold
[wɪð'həʊld]vt withheld pt, ppto withhold from — (permission) rifiutare a, (information) nascondere a
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110 economic
[ˌiːkə'nɒmɪk, ˌek-]1) [crisis, policy, sanction, cost, management] economico2) (profitable) [proposition, business] redditizio, rimunerativo* * *[i:kə'nomik]1) (of or concerned with (an) economy: the country's economic future.) economico2) (likely to bring a profit: an economic rent.) redditizio* * *[ˌiːkə'nɒmɪk, ˌek-]1) [crisis, policy, sanction, cost, management] economico2) (profitable) [proposition, business] redditizio, rimunerativo -
111 in arrears
(not up to date (eg in payments): He is in arrears with his rent.) in arretrato -
112 landlord
['lændlɔːd]nome (owner of property) proprietario m., padrone m. (di casa); (living-in) affittacamere m.; (of pub) proprietario m.* * *1) (a person who has tenants or lodgers: My landlady has just put up my rent.) proprietario, padrone di casa2) (a person who keeps a public house: The landlord of the `Swan' is Mr Smith.) proprietario; gestore* * *['lændlɔːd]nome (owner of property) proprietario m., padrone m. (di casa); (living-in) affittacamere m.; (of pub) proprietario m. -
113 lease
I [liːs]nome (contract, period of time) locazione f.••to give sb. a new lease of — BE o
on — AE
life — [operation, drug] dare nuove speranze di vita a qcn.; [news, experience] ridare vita a qcn.
II [liːs]to give a new lease of life to — dare nuova vita a [party, company, movement]
* * *[li:s] 1. noun((the period of) an agreement giving the use of a house etc on payment of rent: We signed the lease yesterday; a twenty-year lease.) (contratto di) affitto2. verb(to give or acquire a house etc in this way: He leases the land from the local council.) affittare; prendere in affitto* * *I [liːs]nome (contract, period of time) locazione f.••to give sb. a new lease of — BE o
on — AE
life — [operation, drug] dare nuove speranze di vita a qcn.; [news, experience] ridare vita a qcn.
II [liːs]to give a new lease of life to — dare nuova vita a [party, company, movement]
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114 tenant
['tenənt]nome inquilino m., affittuario m.* * *['tenənt](a person who pays rent to another for the use of a house, building, land etc: That man is a tenant of the estate; ( also adjective) tenant farmers.) affittuario, inquilino- tenanted* * *['tenənt]nome inquilino m., affittuario m.
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