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['veərɪəbl] 1.aggettivo variabile (anche inform.)2.nome variabile f. (anche inform. mat.)* * ** * *variable /ˈvɛərɪəbl/A a.1 variabile; incostante: The quality is very variable, la qualità è molto variabile; variable winds, venti variabili; variable weather, tempo variabile; (astron.) variable star, stella variabile3 (fin.) variabile: variable budget, budget variabile; variable interest rate, tasso d'interesse variabile4 (comput.) variabileB n.2 (mat., stat.) variabile; grandezza (o quantità) variabile: random variable, variabile aleatoria (o casuale)3 (naut.) vento variabile4 (astron.) stella variabile● (fin.) variable annuity, rendita variabile □ (rag.) variable costs, costi variabili □ (aeron.) variable-geometry aircraft, aereo a geometria variabile □ (fin.) variable levy, dazio d'importazione variabile □ (ass.) variable life insurance, assicurazione sulla vita a capitale variabile □ (aeron.) variable pitch propeller, elica a passo variabile □ (fin.) variable-rate mortgage, mutuo ipotecario a tasso variabile □ (aeron.) variable-sweep wing, ala a freccia variabile □ (fin.) variable-yield securities, titoli a reddito variabilevariably avv.* * *['veərɪəbl] 1.aggettivo variabile (anche inform.)2.nome variabile f. (anche inform. mat.)
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