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1 accademico
(pl -ci) academic* * *accademico agg. academic: corpo accademico, academic staff; anno accademico, academic year; quarto d'ora accademico, traditional fifteen minutes' grace before a university lecture starts◆ s.m. academician.* * *[akka'dɛmiko] accademico -a, -ci, -che1. aggacademic, (fig : pedante) academic, pedantic2. sm/f* * *1.1) (universitario) [anno, insegnamento] academicquarto d'ora accademico — = in Italian universities, traditional fifteen minute delay before beginning a lecture
2) fig.2.* * *accademicopl. -ci, - che /akka'dεmiko, t∫i, ke/1 (universitario) [anno, insegnamento] academic; titolo accademico university qualification; corpo accademico college staff; quarto d'ora accademico = in Italian universities, traditional fifteen minute delay before beginning a lecture2 fig. una discussione puramente -a a matter of academic interest(f. -a) (docente) academic; (membro di accademia) academician. -
2 diciotto
eighteen* * *diciotto agg.num.card. e s.m. eighteen: a diciotto anni si è maggiorenni, you come of age at eighteen; vietato ai minori di diciotto anni, prohibited to young people under eighteen // le ( ore) diciotto, six o'clock (in the evening) (o six p.m.).* * *[di'tʃɔtto]1. agg inv2. sm inveighteen, Univ minimum (pass) mark awarded in Italian universities for any individual examper fraseologia vedi: cinque* * *[di'tʃɔtto] 1.aggettivo invariabile eighteen2.sostantivo maschile invariabile1) (numero) eighteen2) (giorno del mese) eighteenth3.sostantivo femminile plurale (ore) six pm* * *diciotto/di't∫ɔtto/ ⇒ 26, 5, 8, 13eighteenII m.inv.1 (numero) eighteen2 (giorno del mese) eighteenthIII f.pl.(ore) six pm. -
3 quarto d'ora accademico
quarto d'ora accademico= in Italian universities, traditional fifteen minute delay before beginning a lecture\ -
4 sessantotto
sm[sessan'tɔtto] Cultural note: sessantotto Sessantotto refers to 1968, the year of student protests. Originating in France, unrest soon spread to other industrialized countries including Italy. What began as a purely student concern gradually came to include other parts of society and led to major political and social change. Among the changes that resulted from the protests were reform of schools and universities and the referendum on divorce. -
5 diciotto
[di'tʃɔtto]1. agg inv2. sm inveighteen, Univ minimum (pass) mark awarded in Italian universities for any individual examper fraseologia vedi: cinque -
6 sessantotto
sm[sessan'tɔtto] Cultural note: sessantotto Sessantotto refers to 1968, the year of student protests. Originating in France, unrest soon spread to other industrialized countries including Italy. What began as a purely student concern gradually came to include other parts of society and led to major political and social change. Among the changes that resulted from the protests were reform of schools and universities and the referendum on divorce.
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