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1 transitional
[træn'zɪʃənl, -'sɪʃənl]* * *adjective (of or concerning transition: a transitional stage/period.) di transizione* * *transitional /trænˈzɪʃənl/, transitionary /trænˈzɪʃənrɪ/a.di transizione; transitorio: a transitional government, un governo di transizione.* * *[træn'zɪʃənl, -'sɪʃənl] -
2 transitional tran·si·tion·al adj
[træn'zɪʃənl](period, government) di transizione, (measures) transitorio (-a)English-Italian dictionary > transitional tran·si·tion·al adj
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3 bridge
I [brɪdʒ]2) fig. (link) ponte m., collegamento m.3) (stage) (transitional) passaggio m.; (springboard) trampolino m. di lancio (to verso)4) (on ship) ponte m., plancia f. di comando5) (of nose) dorso m.6) (of spectacles) ponticello m.7) (on guitar, violin) ponticello m.8) med. ponte m.••II [brɪdʒ]1) costruire un ponte su [ river]2) fig.to bridge the gap between two countries — gettare un o fare da ponte tra due paesi
III [brɪdʒ]to bridge a gap in [sth.] — riempire un vuoto in [ conversation]; sanare un buco di [ budget]; colmare una lacuna in [ knowledge]
nome (card game) bridge m.* * *[bri‹] 1. noun1) (a structure carrying a road or railway over a river etc.) ponte2) (the narrow raised platform for the captain of a ship.) ponte, passerella3) (the bony part (of the nose).) dorso, ponte4) (the support of the strings of a violin etc.) ponticello2. verb1) (to build a bridge over: They bridged the stream.) costruire un ponte su2) (to close a gap, pause etc: He bridged the awkward silence with a funny remark.) colmare* * *I [brɪdʒ]2) fig. (link) ponte m., collegamento m.3) (stage) (transitional) passaggio m.; (springboard) trampolino m. di lancio (to verso)4) (on ship) ponte m., plancia f. di comando5) (of nose) dorso m.6) (of spectacles) ponticello m.7) (on guitar, violin) ponticello m.8) med. ponte m.••II [brɪdʒ]1) costruire un ponte su [ river]2) fig.to bridge the gap between two countries — gettare un o fare da ponte tra due paesi
III [brɪdʒ]to bridge a gap in [sth.] — riempire un vuoto in [ conversation]; sanare un buco di [ budget]; colmare una lacuna in [ knowledge]
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4 ♦ government
♦ government /ˈgʌvnmənt/A n.1 [cu] governo; amministrazione (pubblica): to form a government, formare un governo (o un ministero); to bring down (o to overthrow) the government, rovesciare il governo; democratic government, governo democratico; the central government, l'amministrazione centrale; the Federal government, il governo Federale (in USA); caretaker government, governo di tecnici; governo di transizione; a puppet government, un governo fantoccio; a transitional government, un governo di transizione; local government, amministrazione locale3 [u] (gramm.) reggenzaB a. attr.governativo; statale; pubblico: (polit.) government bill, disegno di legge governativo; government offices, uffici statali; (in GB, un tempo) government training centre, centro governativo di addestramento al lavoro ( ora skill centre)● (fin.) government bank, banca di Stato □ (fin.) government bonds, obbligazioni di Stato; titoli del debito pubblico □ (fin.) government borrowing, indebitamento pubblico □ government control, controllo governativo; (econ.) dirigismo □ government department, ministero; dicastero □ government employee, dipendente pubblico; statale □ (fin., econ.) government expenditure, la spesa pubblica □ (leg.) government health warning, avviso sulla pericolosità del fumo ( sui pacchetti di sigarette) □ (stor.) government house, palazzo del governo; residenza ufficiale del governatore □ (fin.) government income, entrate pubbliche (o dello Stato) □ (fin., econ.) government investment, investimento pubblico □ (fin.) government loan, prestito pubblico □ government official, funzionario statale □ (fin.) government paper, titoli di Stato □ government revenue = government income ► sopra □ (fin.) government securities, titoli di stato □ (fin., econ.) government spending = government expenditure ► sopra □ (leg., USA) government witness, testimone d'accusa; collaboratore di giustizia; pentito (fam.). -
5 ♦ sequence
♦ sequence /ˈsi:kwəns/n.1 [uc] sequela; serie (ininterrotta); successione; ordine; il susseguirsi: the sequence of events, il susseguirsi degli avvenimenti; to give the facts in historical sequence, dare i fatti in ordine cronologico; a sequence of calamities, una sequela di disgrazie2 (mus., relig., cinem., in certi giochi di carte, ecc.) sequenza: transitional sequence, sequenza di passaggio; a sequence of diamonds, una sequenza di quadri ( carte da gioco)4 (mat.) successione5 (geol.) serie; sequenza6 (biochim.) sequenza7 (cinem.) episodio● (gramm.) the sequence of tenses, la consecutio temporum; la sintassi dei tempi.(to) sequence /ˈsi:kwəns/v. t.1 sistemare in sequenza; ordinare (in successione) -
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7 transition
[træn'zɪʃn, -'sɪʃn] 1.nome transizione f., passaggio m.2.modificatore [period, point] di transizione* * *[træn'ziʃən]((a) change from one place, state, subject etc to another: The transition from child to adult can be difficult.) transizione* * *[træn'zɪʃn, -'sɪʃn] 1.nome transizione f., passaggio m.2.modificatore [period, point] di transizione
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