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1 transitorio
(pl -ri) transitory* * *transitorio agg. transitory, temporary; provisional; ( fugace) transient, fleeting: soluzione transitoria, temporary solution; sistemazione transitoria, temporary arrangement; felicità transitoria, fleeting happiness // (amm.): disposizioni transitorie, provisional regulations; conto transitorio, clearing account.* * *pl. -ri, - rie [trasi'tɔrjo, ri, rje] aggettivo (passeggero) [ fase] passing; [stadio, periodo] transitory, temporary; (precario) [ provvedimento] transitional, temporary; dir. [ disposizione] provisional* * *transitoriopl. -ri, - rie /trasi'tɔrjo, ri, rje/(passeggero) [ fase] passing; [stadio, periodo] transitory, temporary; (precario) [ provvedimento] transitional, temporary; dir. [ disposizione] provisional. -
2 perituro
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3 effimero
effimero agg.1 ephemeral, transitory, transient; short-lived; fleeting: gioia effimera, fleeting joy; speranze effimere, short-lived hopes; ricchezze effimere, ephimeral (o temporary) wealth◆ s.m.: la cultura dell'effimero, ephemeral culture (o faddishness).* * *[ef'fimero]aggettivo [felicità, amore] fleeting, ephemeral; [successo, gloria] short-lived, ephemeral* * *effimero/ef'fimero/[felicità, amore] fleeting, ephemeral; [successo, gloria] short-lived, ephemeral. -
4 passeggero
1. adj passing, short-lived2. m, passeggera f passenger* * *passeggero agg. passing; transient, fleeting, short-lived; momentary: nuvole passeggere, passing clouds; capriccio passeggero, passing fancy; bellezza passeggera, transient beauty; felicità passeggera, fleeting (o transient) happiness; successo passeggero, short-lived (o transitory) success; dolore passeggero, momentary pain◆ s.m.1 ( viaggiatore) passenger; traveller: passeggero clandestino, stowaway; passeggeri di prima classe, first-class passengers; (mar.) passeggeri di terza classe, steerage passengers; la nave imbarcò cinquecento passeggeri, the ship took on five hundred passengers* * *[passed'dʒɛro] passeggero (-a)1. agg(malessere, nuvola, temporale) passing, (bellezza, benessere) transient2. sm/fpasseggero in arrivo/in partenza/in transito — arriving/departing/transit passenger
* * *[passed'dʒɛro] 1.aggettivo [effetto, fenomeno] short-lived; [emozione, piacere] fleeting; [ indecisione] momentary; [ capriccio] passing2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) passenger, traveller BE, traveler AE* * *passeggero/passed'dʒεro/[effetto, fenomeno] short-lived; [emozione, piacere] fleeting; [ indecisione] momentary; [ capriccio] passing(f. -a) passenger, traveller BE, traveler AE. -
5 temporaneo
temporary* * *temporaneo agg. temporary; provisional; transitory: impiego temporaneo, temporary job; indennità temporanea, temporary benefit.* * *[tempo'raneo]aggettivo [soluzione, permesso] temporary; [misura, situazione] temporary, transitionallavoro temporaneo — temping (job), temporary job
* * *temporaneo/tempo'raneo/[soluzione, permesso] temporary; [misura, situazione] temporary, transitional; lavoro temporaneo temping (job), temporary job. -
6 transitorio agg
[transi'tɔrjo] transitorio -ria, -ri, -rie(temporaneo: provvedimenti, disposizioni) temporary, provisional, (gloria) transitory, fleeting, transient -
7 sfuggevole
fleeting* * * -
8 transitorio
agg [transi'tɔrjo] transitorio -ria, -ri, -rie(temporaneo: provvedimenti, disposizioni) temporary, provisional, (gloria) transitory, fleeting, transient
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transitory — I adjective brief, cursory, ephemeral, evanescent, fleeting, flitting, fugacious, impermanent, momentary, not permanent, passing away, provisional, short lived, temporal, temporary, transient, unenduring, unstable, volatile associated concepts:… … Law dictionary
transitory — tran‧si‧to‧ry [ˈtrænztri ǁ tɔːri] adjective formal continuing or existing for only a short period of time: • The current weakness in gold is transitory and will eventually produce greater profits. • The last decade saw powerful but transitory… … Financial and business terms
Transitory — Tran si*to*ry, a. [L. transitorius: cf. F. transitoire. See {Transient}.] Continuing only for a short time; not enduring; fleeting; evanescent. [1913 Webster] Comfort and succor all those who, in this transitory life, are in trouble. Bk. of Com.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
transitory — (adj.) late 14c., from O.Fr. transitoire (12c.), from L.L. transitorius passing, transient, from L., allowing passage through, from transitus, pp. of transire go or cross over (see TRANSIENT (Cf. transient)) … Etymology dictionary
transitory — *transient, passing, ephemeral, momentary, fugitive, fleeting, evanescent, short lived Antonyms: everlasting: perpetual … New Dictionary of Synonyms
transitory — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not permanent; short lived. DERIVATIVES transitorily adverb transitoriness noun. ORIGIN Latin transitorius, from transire go across … English terms dictionary
transitory — [tran′sə tôr΄ē, tran′zətôr΄ē] adj. [ME transitorie < MFr transitoire < LL(Ec) transitorius < L, adapted for passing through < transitus: see TRANSIT] of a passing nature; not enduring or permanent; temporary, fleeting, or ephemeral;… … English World dictionary
transitory — transient, transitory Both words mean ‘brief, fleeting’, with transient conveying rather more strongly the notion of people or things ‘passing through’ while transitory denotes temporary situations that are more static: • The highly transient… … Modern English usage
transitory — [[t]træ̱nzɪtəri, AM tɔːri[/t]] ADJ GRADED If you say that something is transitory, you mean that it lasts only for a short time. Most teenage romances are transitory. ...a sad reminder of the transitory nature of political success. Syn: transient … English dictionary
transitory — adjective Etymology: Middle English transitorie, from Anglo French, from Late Latin transitorius, from Latin, of or allowing passage, from transire Date: 14th century 1. tending to pass away ; not persistent 2. of brief duration ; temporary < the … New Collegiate Dictionary
transitory — See transitory, transient … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
