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f (pl -sce) bandmedicine bandagefascia elastica crepe bandagefascia oraria (time) slot* * *fascia s.f.1 band, strip; ( striscia) stripe: portare una fascia al braccio, to wear an armband; un vestito a fasce rosse, a dress with red stripes5 ( mollettiera) puttee8 (anat.) fascia*9 (arch.) fillet; fascia*10 (arald.) fesse11 (astr.) fascia*, belt12 (mecc.) band14 ( zona, territorio) zone, belt, strip: fascia equatoriale, equatorial zone (o belt); lungo la fascia costiera, along the coastal strip; la fascia industrializzata a nord della città, the industrial zone (o area) in the north of the city15 (fig.) band, sector: fascia salariale, wage band (o sector); fascia oraria, time band; massima fascia d'ascolto, prime time, (tv) peak viewing time, (rad.) peak listening time; fascia d'utenza, (user) target; una sempre maggiore fascia di telespettatori segue programmi scientifici, an increasing number of viewers regularly watch scientific programmes* * *1) (striscia di tessuto) band, stripe; (per capelli) headband; (fusciacca) sash; (dello smoking) cummerbund; (al braccio) armband2) (per fasciature) band, bandage3) (di carta) wrapper4) (per neonati) swaddling bands, swaddling clothes5) (mollettiera) puttee6) (di territorio) zone, belt7) sport wing8) (categoria) range, bracket•fascia d'ascolto — time band; rad. listening time; tel. viewing time
fascia elastica — elasticated bandage; mecc. piston ring
fascia d'età — age range, age bracket
* * *fasciapl. - sce /'fa∫∫a, ∫e/sostantivo f.1 (striscia di tessuto) band, stripe; (per capelli) headband; (fusciacca) sash; (dello smoking) cummerbund; (al braccio) armband2 (per fasciature) band, bandage3 (di carta) wrapper4 (per neonati) swaddling bands, swaddling clothes; un bambino in -sce a babe in arms5 (mollettiera) puttee6 (di territorio) zone, belt; fascia smilitarizzata demilitarized zone7 sport wing8 (categoria) range, bracketfascia d'ascolto time band; rad. listening time; tel. viewing time; fascia costiera costal strip; fascia elastica elasticated bandage; mecc. piston ring; fascia d'età age range, age bracket; fascia oraria time slot; fascia di reddito income bracket.
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