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1 unemployment benefit
unemployment compensation nome sussidio m. di disoccupazione* * ** * *unemployment compensation nome sussidio m. di disoccupazione -
2 ♦ unemployment
♦ unemployment /ʌnɪmˈplɔɪmənt/n. [u](econ.) disoccupazione: a rise [fall] in unemployment, un aumento [un calo] della disoccupazione; The unemployment figures are up for the tenth month in a row, il numero dei disoccupati è aumentato per il decimo mese consecutivo; Unemployment is at its highest for a decade, la disoccupazione ha raggiunto il livello più alto degli ultimi dieci anni; hidden unemployment, disoccupazione nascosta (o sommersa); voluntary [unvoluntary] unemployment, disoccupazione volontaria [involontaria]● (antiq.) unemployment benefit ( USA: unemployment compensation), sussidio di disoccupazione □ ( USA) the unemployment lines, le file dei disoccupati □ (econ., stat.) unemployment rate, tasso di disoccupazione. -
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♦ benefit /ˈbɛnɪfɪt/n.1 [u] vantaggio; utilità; beneficio; giovamento: I've had the benefit of a happy childhood, ho avuto il vantaggio di un'infanzia felice; to reap the benefits of, raccogliere i frutti di; to derive benefit from st., trarre beneficio (o giovamento) da qc.; For the benefit of latecomers, I'm going to repeat the instructions, ripeterò le istruzioni a beneficio dei ritardatari; a measure taken for the benefit of future generations, una misura presa a vantaggio delle generazioni future2 [cu] (GB) indennità; sussidio; assegno: child benefit, assegni familiari; unemployment benefit, sussidio di disoccupazione; disability benefit, assegno d'invalidità; medical benefits, assistenza medica; to be on benefit, prendere il sussidio di disoccupazione3 (teatr.) spettacolo di beneficenza; ( per un attore) beneficiata: benefit concert, concerto di beneficenza; benefit night, serata di beneficenza; beneficiata● benefit association (o benefit society), società di mutuo soccorso □ (econ.) benefit-cost analysis, analisi costi-benefici □ benefit of clergy, (leg. stor.) immunità del clero; ( oggi) approvazione ecclesiastica: to live together without benefit of clergy, convivere senza essersi sposati in chiesa □ (fisc.) benefit theory of taxation, teoria delle prestazioni e controprestazioni □ to give sb. the benefit of the doubt, concedere a q. il beneficio del dubbio.(to) benefit /ˈbɛnɪfɪt/A v. t.giovare a; arrecare beneficio a; avvantaggiare; andare a vantaggio di; favorire: Sunshine and exercise will benefit you, il sole e il moto ti gioveranno; a law that only benefits the well-off, una legge che va a vantaggio solo delle classi abbienti; These measures will benefit tourism, queste misure favoriranno il turismoB v. i.trarre giovamento (o beneficio) (da); beneficiare (di); trarre profitto (o vantaggio) (da): to benefit from a therapy, trarre giovamento da una cura; These are plants that will benefit from frequent watering, queste sono piante che prosperano con abbondanti innaffiature; Weak hair benefits by being trimmed regularly, ai capelli deboli fa bene essere spuntati regolarmente. -
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5 benefit ****
['bɛnɪfɪt]1. n1) vantaggio, beneficio2) (allowance) indennità f inv, sussidio3) manifestazione f di beneficenza2. vitrarre vantaggio or profitto dahe'll benefit from it — ne trarrà beneficio or profitto
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UB40 /ju:bi:ˈfɔ:tɪ/n.(acronimo di Unemployment Benefit 40) (in GB) modulo (per il sussidio) di disoccupazione. -
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[kleɪm]1. n1) (demand: to title, right) pretesa, diritto, (for expenses, damages, increased pay) richiesta, (insurance claim) domanda d'indennizzowe sent in a claim to our insurance company — abbiamo mandato una richiesta di risarcimento alla nostra assicurazione
2) (assertion) affermazione f, pretesathe manufacturer's claims are obviously untrue — le affermazioni del fabbricante sono ovviamente false
2. vt1) (rights, territory) pretendere, rivendicare, (expenses, damages) (ri)chiedere, (lost property) reclamare2) (assert) dichiarare, sostenerethe new system can claim many advantages over the old one — si può dire che il nuovo sistema offre molti vantaggi rispetto a quello vecchio
to claim that/to be... — affermare or sostenere che/di essere...
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8 ineligible in·eli·gible adj
[ɪn'ɛlɪdʒəbl]to be ineligible for sth/to do sth — non avere diritto a qc/a fare qc
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9 UB40 n abbr Brit
[ˌjuːbiː'fɔːtɪ](= unemployment benefit form 40) modulo per la richiesta del sussidio di disoccupazione
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