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clean( chiaro) clearreddito, peso netinterrompere qualcuno di netto break in on s.o.* * *netto agg.1 (spec. fig.) clean, spotless: coscienza netta, clean conscience // (mar.) patente netta, clean bill of health2 ( preciso) clean, clear, clear-cut, sharp: un colpo netto, a clean blow; contorni netti, clear (o sharp) outline; divisione netta, clear-cut division; la sagoma della casa si stagliava netta sullo sfondo, the house stood out clearly (o sharply) against the background; (fot.) immagine netta, sharp image; un taglio netto, a clean cut; un netto rifiuto, a definite refusal; una netta presa di posizione, a definite stand; la squadra ha dimostrato la sua netta superiorità, the team showed its clear (o marked) superiority; avere una visione netta del futuro, to have a clear vision of the future3 (comm., econ.) net, clear: ammontare netto, net (o clear) amount; peso netto, net weight; prezzo netto, net price; stipendio netto, net salary (o fam. take-home pay); investimento netto, net investment; utile netto, net profit; ricavo netto, net proceeds (o amer. net avails); guadagnare mille euro netti, to earn one thousand euros net; ottenere un alto profitto netto, to net a fat profit◆ avv. ( chiaramente) plainly: parlare chiaro e netto, to speak out; dire chiaro e netto, to say straight out // di netto, clean through: si è spezzato di netto, it broke clean off; con un colpo tagliò di netto il ramo, with one blow he cut clean through the branch; tagliare (di) netto con qlcu., to make a clean break with s.o. // (comm.) al netto, net: al netto d'imposta, after-tax (o post-tax); profitto al netto d'imposta, after-tax profit; questo è il mio reddito al netto delle spese, this is my net income.* * *['netto] netto (-a)1. agg1) (pulito) clean2) (chiaro: contorni, immagine) clear, sharp, clear-cut, (deciso: rifiuto, vittoria) clear, definite3) (stipendio, peso) net2. smal netto delle tasse — after tax, net of tax
3. avv* * *['netto] 1.1) [prezzo, utile, peso] netun utile netto di 50.000 euro — an income of net 50,000 euros
2) (notevole) [cambiamento, aumento, miglioramento] marked, definite, decided3) (chiaro, preciso) [contorno, profilo] clear(-cut); [ immagine] clear, sharp; [differenza, distinzione] sharpavere la -a sensazione che — to have the distinct impression that, to have a definite feeling that
4) (risoluto, inequivocabile) [taglio, spaccatura] clean; [ contrasto] sharp; [ rifiuto] flat, straight; [ vittoria] clear5) (pulito) [casa, tovaglia] neat2.3.tagliare qcs. di netto — to cut sth. cleanly; (mozzare) to cut sth. off
sostantivo maschile amm. econ.al netto delle imposte — after-tax, net of tax
* * *netto/'netto/1 [prezzo, utile, peso] net; un utile netto di 50.000 euro an income of net 50,000 euros; il suo peso netto è di 5 chili it weighs 5 kilos net; in dieci minuti -i in ten minutes flat2 (notevole) [cambiamento, aumento, miglioramento] marked, definite, decided3 (chiaro, preciso) [contorno, profilo] clear(-cut); [ immagine] clear, sharp; [differenza, distinzione] sharp; avere la -a sensazione che to have the distinct impression that, to have a definite feeling that4 (risoluto, inequivocabile) [taglio, spaccatura] clean; [ contrasto] sharp; [ rifiuto] flat, straight; [ vittoria] clear5 (pulito) [casa, tovaglia] neatII avverbioIII sostantivo m.amm. econ. al netto delle imposte after-tax, net of tax. -
2 netto
['netto] netto (-a)1. agg1) (pulito) clean2) (chiaro: contorni, immagine) clear, sharp, clear-cut, (deciso: rifiuto, vittoria) clear, definite3) (stipendio, peso) net2. smal netto delle tasse — after tax, net of tax
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