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1 guadagno
m gain( profitto) profit( entrate) earnings plmargine m di guadagno profit margin* * *guadagno s.m.1 (il guadagnare) making money, earning money: non pensa che al proprio guadagno, all he thinks about is making money2 (profitto) gain, earnings (pl.), profit; (ricavo) return; (lucro) lucre: lauti guadagni, big profits; guadagni onesti, honest profits; guadagni facili, easy money (o fam. money for jam); fare grossi guadagni, to make large profits (o gains); guadagno sufficiente per vivere, living wage; lavora senza speranza di guadagno, he works without hope of return // hai fatto proprio un bel guadagno con quell'automobile!, (fig. iron.) that car was a real bargain! // è più lo scapito che il guadagno, (fig.) you lose more than you gain // (econ.): guadagno netto, clear gain; guadagno lordo, gross profits; guadagno inatteso, windfall; guadagno orario, hourly earnings; guadagno di, in conto capitale, (plusvalenza) capital gain (s)3 (vincita al gioco) winnings (pl.)4 (elettr., tel.) gain: guadagno di antenna, antenna gain; fattore di guadagno, gain factor5 (fis.) gain.* * *[gwa'daɲɲo]sostantivo maschile1) (profitto) gain, profit; (retribuzione) earnings pl.- i facili — easy money
2) econ. (in borsa) gain3) (risparmio)4) (vantaggio) gain, advantage* * *guadagno/gwa'daŋŋo/sostantivo m.1 (profitto) gain, profit; (retribuzione) earnings pl.; - i facili easy money; fonte di guadagno source of wealth3 (risparmio) è un guadagno di tempo considerevole it saves a considerable amount of time4 (vantaggio) gain, advantage. -
2 sopravvenienza
sopravvenienza s.f.1 (non com.) sudden occurrence, unexpected event2 (econ.) contingency; ( di bilancio) contingent item: sopravvenienza attiva, windfall gain (o profit); sopravvenienza passiva, windfall loss; sopravvenienze attive, contingent assets (o casual profits); sopravvenienze passive, contingent liabilities (o casual losses).* * *[sopravve'njɛntsa]sostantivo femminile (di fatto, disgrazia) sudden occurrence* * *sopravvenienza/sopravve'njεntsa/sostantivo f.(di fatto, disgrazia) sudden occurrence.
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