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1 warranty
['wɒrəntɪ] [AE 'wɔːr-]1) comm. garanzia f.2) (in insurance) garanzia f.* * *warranty /ˈwɒrəntɪ/n.1 [cu] (form.) autorizzazione4 (leg.) promessa contrattuale● (leg.) warranty deed, garanzia ( il documento).* * *['wɒrəntɪ] [AE 'wɔːr-]1) comm. garanzia f.2) (in insurance) garanzia f. -
2 warranty war·ran·ty n
['wɒr(ə)ntɪ]Comm garanzia -
3 guarantee
I [ˌgærən'tiː]1) comm. (warranty, document) garanzia f.under guarantee — BE in garanzia
this television comes with o carries a one-year guarantee — questo televisore ha una garanzia di un anno
2) (assurance) garanzia f., assicurazione f.3) dir. (of financial liability, sb.'s debts) garanzia f., fideiussione f.4) (security) (cash) cauzione f.; (object) garanzia f., pegno m.II [ˌgærən'tiː]to give [sth.] as a guarantee — [ money] dare qcs. come o lasciare qcs. in cauzione; [ object] lasciare qcs. in pegno
1) comm. garantire [product, goods]2) (assure) garantire, assicurareto guarantee sb. for a loan — farsi garante di qcn. per un prestito
* * *1. noun1) (a statement by the maker that something will work for a certain period of time: This guarantee is valid for one year.) garanzia2) (a thing that makes something likely or certain: It is no guarantee against failure.) garanzia2. verb1) (to act as, or give, a guarantee: This watch is guaranteed for six months.) garantire2) (to state that something is true, definite etc: I can't guarantee that what he told me is correct.) garantire* * *I [ˌgærən'tiː]1) comm. (warranty, document) garanzia f.under guarantee — BE in garanzia
this television comes with o carries a one-year guarantee — questo televisore ha una garanzia di un anno
2) (assurance) garanzia f., assicurazione f.3) dir. (of financial liability, sb.'s debts) garanzia f., fideiussione f.4) (security) (cash) cauzione f.; (object) garanzia f., pegno m.II [ˌgærən'tiː]to give [sth.] as a guarantee — [ money] dare qcs. come o lasciare qcs. in cauzione; [ object] lasciare qcs. in pegno
1) comm. garantire [product, goods]2) (assure) garantire, assicurareto guarantee sb. for a loan — farsi garante di qcn. per un prestito
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4 implied
[ɪm'plaɪd] 1. 2.aggettivo implicito, tacito* * *implied /ɪmˈplaɪd/a.1 implicito; sottinteso: an implied criticism, una critica implicita; an implied threat, una minaccia sottintesa2 (leg.) implicito; tacito; presunto ( con una finzione giuridica): implied admission, tacito riconoscimento; implied condition, condizione implicita; implied terms, condizioni implicite; (in USA) implied consent, tacita rinuncia ( a taluni diritti); implied agency, rappresentanza presunta ( attribuita tacitamente); implied warranty, garanzia implicita; implied waiver, rinuncia implicita.* * *[ɪm'plaɪd] 1. 2.aggettivo implicito, tacito -
5 lifetime
['laɪftaɪm] 1. 2.modificatore [subscription, ban] a vita* * *noun (the period of a person's life: He saw many changes in his lifetime.) vita* * *lifetime /ˈlaɪftaɪm/n.● a lifetime job, un lavoro fisso, che dura tutta la vita □ (leg., market.) lifetime warranty, garanzia a vita □ It's the chance of a lifetime, è un'occasione unica.* * *['laɪftaɪm] 1. 2.modificatore [subscription, ban] a vita -
6 ♦ manufacturer
♦ manufacturer /mænjʊˈfæktʃərə(r)/n.fabbricante; produttore; industriale: manufacturer's recommended price, prezzo raccomandato dal produttore● (comm.) manufacturer's certificate, certificato di garanzia □ ( di un prodotto) under manufacturer's warranty, in garanzia. -
7 ♦ thirty
♦ thirty /ˈɵɜ:tɪ/a. e n.1 trenta: thirty-one, trentuno; thirty-first, trentunesimo; thirty pounds, trenta sterline; There are thirty of them, sono in trenta; Thirty out of forty-five students will go to Rome, trenta studenti su quarantacinque andranno a Roma; a thirty-day warranty, una garanzia di trenta giorni2 trenta ( anni d'età): His son is thirty, suo figlio ha trent'anni; a thirty-year-old, un (o una) trentenne; to be in one's early [late] thirties, aver passato da poco la trentina [essere vicino alla quarantina]● the thirties, gli anni trenta; gli anni fra i trenta e i quaranta ( in un secolo o nella vita di un uomo) □ (relig.) Thirty-Nine Articles, trentanove articoli di religione ( della Chiesa Anglicana; pubblicati nel 1563, descrivono la dottrina e le istituzioni della Chiesa in relazione al Cattolicesimo e al Protestantesimo dell'epoca) □ ( un tempo) a thirty-three, un 33 giri □ (tipogr.) thirty-two-mo (abbr. 32mo), trentaduesimothirtyfolda. e avv.trenta volte (tanto). -
8 ♦ twelve
♦ twelve /twɛlv/a. e n.1 dodici: twelve ships, dodici navi; Twelve is my lucky number, il dodici è il mio numero fortunato; There are twelve of them, sono in dodici; Twelve out of sixteen students study English, dodici studenti su sedici studiano l'inglese; a twelve-month warranty, una garanzia di dodici mesi2 dodici ( anni d'età): The girl isn't twelve yet, la ragazzina non ha ancora dodici anni; a twelve-year-old, un ragazzino (o una ragazzina) di dodici anni, un (o una) dodicenne3 le dodici ( ora): at twelve o'clock sharp, alle dodici in punto; half ( past) twelve, le dodici e mezza● (relig.) the Twelve, i Dodici (Apostoli) □ (in GB) a 12 film, un film vietato ai minori di 12 anni □ ( d'arma da fuoco) twelve-gauge, di calibro dodici □ (mus., antiq.) twelve-inch, dodici pollici (disco in vinile di 30,5 cm di diametro che suona a 45 giri) □ twelve-step, programma di recupero ( per alcolisti, tossicodipendenti, ecc.) in dodici tappe □ (mus.) twelve-tone, dodecafonico □ (tipogr.) in twelves, in dodicesimo.
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