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41 ♦ theatre
♦ theatre, ( USA) theater /ˈɵɪətə(r)/n. [u]1 teatro; arte drammatica; opere teatrali: to go to the theatre, andare a teatro; the English theatre, il teatro inglese; repertory theatre, teatro di repertorio; experimental theatre, teatro sperimentale2 teatro; (fig.) luogo d'azione: How many theatres are there in London?, quanti teatri ci sono a Londra?; an open-air theatre, un teatro all'aperto; in the theatre of war, nel teatro di guerra3 aula ad anfiteatro; sala di conferenze4 (med.) sala operatoria● theatre bookings, prenotazioni al teatro □ theatre-in-the-round, teatro con il palcoscenico al centro; arena □ (letter.) theatre of the absurd, teatro dell'assurdo □ theatre time, l'ora del teatro □ (mil.) theatre weapons, armi di teatro □ ( USA) a movie theatre, un cinematografo □ (med.) operating theatre, sala operatoria □ The play was good theatre, il dramma aveva eccellenti qualità teatrali. -
42 (to) circumvent
(to) circumvent /sɜ:kəmˈvɛnt/v. t.1 circonvenire; circuire; insidiare; raggirare3 frustrare ( speranze); aggirare, eludere ( la legge): to circumvent US attempts to restrict the spread of atomic weapons, frustrare i tentativi americani di limitare la diffusione delle armi atomiche. -
43 (to) smuggle
(to) smuggle /ˈsmʌgl/A v. t.contrabbandare; esportare (o importare) di contrabbando: to smuggle arms [drugs], contrabbandare armi [droghe]; to smuggle cigarettes into France, introdurre sigarette di contrabbando in FranciaB v. i.fare il contrabbando; fare il contrabbandiere● to smuggle in, importare di contrabbando; introdurre di frodo □ to smuggle out, esportare di contrabbando; fare uscire illegalmente: to smuggle weapons out of the country, esportare armi illegalmente □ smuggled goods, merce di contrabbandosmugglern.smugglingn. [u]contrabbando. -
44 unarmed
[ʌn'ɑːmd]* * *(without weapons or other means of defence: The gangster shot an unarmed policeman; Judo is a type of unarmed fighting.) disarmato* * *unarmed /ʌnˈɑ:md/a.* * *[ʌn'ɑːmd] -
45 unlicensed
[ʌn'laɪsnst]aggettivo [ activity] non autorizzato; [ vehicle] non immatricolato; [ transmitter] abusivo, senza licenza* * *unlicensed /ʌnˈlaɪsnst/a.1 senza licenza; senza patente: unlicensed weapons, armi senza licenza; unlicensed drivers, guidatori senza patente* * *[ʌn'laɪsnst]aggettivo [ activity] non autorizzato; [ vehicle] non immatricolato; [ transmitter] abusivo, senza licenza -
46 WMD
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47 armaments ar·ma·ments npl
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48 arms npl
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49 dummy dum·my
['dʌmɪ]1. n1) (Comm: imitation) cosa finta, riproduzione f, (tailor's model) manichino, (ventriloquist's dummy) pupazzo, Sport finta, (Bridge) morto2) (Brit: for baby) tettarella, succhiotto3) (fam: idiot) tonto (-a)2. adj(not real) finto (-a), falso (-a) -
50 limitation limi·ta·tion n
[ˌlɪmɪ'teɪʃ(ə)n]limitazione f, restrizione fhe has/knows his limitations — ha/conosce i suoi limiti
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51 non-nuclear adj
['nɒn'njuːklɪə(r)](country) che non dispone di armi nuclearinon-nuclear weapons — armi mpl convenzionali
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52 nuclear disarmament
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53 spread ****
[sprɛd] spread vb: pt, pp1. n2) (extent: of bridge) ampiezza, (of wings, arch) apertura3) (range: of prices, figures, marks) gamma, (on graph, scale) distribuzione f4) (fam: feast) banchetto5) (also: bedspread) copriletto6)anchovy spread — pasta d'acciughe7) (Press, Typ: two pages) doppia pagina, (across columns) articolo a più colonne2. vt1) (open or lay out), (also: spread out) (wings, sails etc) spiegare, (cloth) stendere, (fingers) distendere, (arms) allargare, spalancare2) (butter, cream etc) spalmare3) (distribute), (also: spread out)(sand, fertilizer)
to spread sth on sth — cospargere qc di qc, (goods, objects) disporre, (cards, toys) spargere, (soldiers) scaglionare, (payments) rateizzare, scaglionare, (resources) distribuirerepayments will be spread over 18 months — i pagamenti saranno scaglionati lungo un periodo di 18 mesi
4) (disseminate: germs, disease) propagare, diffondere, (knowledge, panic etc) diffondere, (news) spargere, diffondere3. vi(news, rumour etc) diffondersi, propagarsi, spargersi, (pain, fire, flood etc) estendersi, (milk etc) spargersi, (disease, weeds) propagarsi• -
54 SWAT n abbr Am
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55 throw down
vt + advto throw o.s. down — gettarsi a terra
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56 weapon **** weap·on n
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57 armed
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58 justify
['dʒʌstɪfaɪ]1) giustificare [feeling, complaint, policy]2) inform. tip. giustificare, allineare [margins, text, data]* * *1) (to prove or show (a person, action, opinion etc) to be just, right, desirable or reasonable: How can the government justify the spending of millions of pounds on weapons when there is so much poverty in the country?) giustificare2) (to be a good excuse for: Your state of anxiety does not justify your being so rude to me.) giustificare•- justification* * *['dʒʌstɪfaɪ]1) giustificare [feeling, complaint, policy]2) inform. tip. giustificare, allineare [margins, text, data] -
59 munitions
[mjuː'nɪʃnz] 1.nome plurale mil. munizioni f.2.modificatore [factory, industry] di munizioni* * *[mju'niʃənz](weapons and ammunition used in war.) munizioni* * *[mjuː'nɪʃnz] 1.nome plurale mil. munizioni f.2.modificatore [factory, industry] di munizioni -
60 nuclear
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