ADVANCED LEVEL - angleščina-italijanščina prevod

Advanced Level [ədˈvɑːnstˌlevl, -ˈvænst-] SAM.

Advanced Level (in GB) → A level

A level [brit. angl. ˈeɪ lɛvl, am. angl. ˈeɪ ˌlɛvəl] SAM.

A level (in GB) ŠOL. short for Advanced Level

A level

esame che conclude i corsi di scuola superiore e dà accesso all'università

advanced stage, level

avanzato

I. advanced [brit. angl. adˈvɑːnst, am. angl. ədˈvænst] GLAG. del. Pf.

advanced → advance III, IV

II. advanced [brit. angl. adˈvɑːnst, am. angl. ədˈvænst] PRID.

advanced course, studies, class, student, pupil

(di livello) avanzato, superiore

advanced stage, level

avanzato

advanced equipment

sofisticato

advanced technology, ideas, research

avanzato, all'avanguardia

advanced mathematics, physics

matematica, fisica di livello avanzato

advanced course in maths

corso avanzato di matematica

to be advanced in years

essere avanti con gli anni, essere in età avanzata

the disease has reached an advanced stage

la malattia ha raggiunto uno stadio avanzato

the season was well advanced

la stagione era già avanzata

IV SAM.

IV → intravenous drip

IV

flebo

I. advance [brit. angl. ədˈvɑːns, am. angl. ədˈvæns] SAM.

1. advance VOJ.:

advance (forward movement)

avanzamento m. spol

advance (forward movement)

avanzata ž. spol (on su)

advance (of civilization, in science) fig.

avanzamento m. spol

advance (of civilization, in science) fig.

progresso m. spol

with the advance of old age

con l'età or con l'avanzare degli anni

recent advances in medicine

recenti progressi in campo medico

a great advance for democracy

un grande passo avanti per la democrazia

2. advance (sum of money):

advance

anticipo m. spol

advance

acconto m. spol (on su)

to ask for an advance on one's salary

chiedere un anticipo sullo stipendio

3. advance (increase):

advance

aumento m. spol

any advance on £100? (at auction etc.)

100 sterline, chi offre di più?

4. advance MEH.:

advance

anticipo m. spol

5. advance book, notify, know, thank, pay, arrange:

in advance

in anticipo, anticipatamente

a month in advance

un mese in anticipo

here's £30 in advance

ecco 30 sterline di anticipo or in acconto

you need to book your seats well in advance

devi prenotare i posti con molto anticipo

to send on luggage in advance

spedire (avanti) i bagagli

to send sb on in advance

mandare avanti qn

6. advance person:

in advance of

prima di, in anticipo rispetto a

she arrived half an hour in advance of the others

è arrivata mezz'ora prima degli altri or con un anticipo di mezz'ora rispetto agli altri

a thinker in advance of his time

un pensatore che anticipa i tempi

II. advances SAM.

advances npl (overtures):

advances (sexual)

avances ž. spol

advances (other contexts)

approcci m. spol

to make advances to sb (sexually)

fare delle avances a qn

to make advances to sb (other contexts)

tentare un approccio con qn

III. advance [brit. angl. ədˈvɑːns, am. angl. ədˈvæns] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. advance VOJ.:

advance (move forward) tape, film

mandare avanti

advance clock

mettere avanti

advance troops

(far) avanzare

advance (in chess) piece

muovere in avanti

advance (improve) fig. knowledge, research

approfondire, promuovere, fare progredire

to advance one's career

fare carriera

2. advance (put forward):

advance theory, explanation etc.

avanzare

3. advance (promote):

advance cause, interests

promuovere

4. advance (move to earlier date):

advance time, date

anticipare (to a)

5. advance (pay up front):

advance sum

anticipare (to a)

IV. advance [brit. angl. ədˈvɑːns, am. angl. ədˈvæns] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. advance (move forward):

advance person:

avanzare (on, towards verso)

advance VOJ. army:

avanzare (on su)

advance morning, evening:

avanzare

the procession advanced down the aisle

la processione avanzava lungo la navata

2. advance (progress):

advance person, society, civilization, knowledge, technique:

progredire, fare progressi

to advance in one's career

fare carriera

3. advance (be promoted) ur. jez.:

advance employee:

avanzare di grado

4. advance (increase):

advance prices:

aumentare

I. level [brit. angl. ˈlɛv(ə)l, am. angl. ˈlɛvəl] SAM.

1. level (floor):

level (of mine)

livello m. spol

level (of building)

pavimento m. spol

2. level (elevation):

level (of liquid, sea)

livello m. spol

3. level:

level ŠOL., UNIV.

livello m. spol

an intermediate level textbook

un libro di testo per il livello intermedio

that course is above, below your level

quel corso è troppo difficile, facile per te

4. level (of understanding):

level fig.

livello m. spol

to be on the same level as sb

essere allo stesso livello di qn

to get down, to come down to sb's level

mettersi, abbassarsi al livello di qn

to talk to sb on their level

parlare con qn da pari a pari

5. level (equal plane):

to be on a level with building, window: building, window

essere all'altezza di or essere allo stesso livello di

to be on a level with fig. action: action

equivalere a

on a level with the first floor

all'altezza del primo piano

two windows both on the same level

due finestre alla stessa altezza

at waist-, knee-level

all'altezza della vita, del ginocchio

at street level

al livello della strada

that is on a level with arson fig.

questo equivale all'incendio doloso

6. level (degree):

level (of substance, pollution, noise, competence)

livello m. spol

level (of unemployment, illiteracy)

tasso m. spol

level (of unemployment, illiteracy)

livello m. spol

level (of spending)

ammontare m. spol

level (of satisfaction, anxiety)

grado m. spol

level (of satisfaction, anxiety)

livello m. spol

glucose, cholesterol levels

livello di glucosio, colesterolo

7. level (position in hierarchy):

level

livello m. spol

at local, national, board level

a livello locale, nazionale, del consiglio nazionale

at all levels

a tutti i livelli

at a higher, lower level

a un livello superiore, inferiore

8. level (plane):

level fig.

piano m. spol

on a purely practical level

su un piano puramente pratico

to be reduced to the same level as

essere messi allo stesso piano di

on a literary, musical level

sul piano letterario, musicale or dal punto di vista letterario, musicale

9. level (standard):

level fig.

qualità ž. spol

level fig.

livello m. spol

the level of training, of service

il livello della formazione, del servizio

10. level:

level (tool)

livella ž. spol

level (for surveying)

livello m. spol a cannocchiale

II. levels SAM.

levels npl GEOGR.:

the Somerset levels

la piana del Somerset

III. level [brit. angl. ˈlɛv(ə)l, am. angl. ˈlɛvəl] PRID.

1. level (not at an angle):

level shelf, rail, floor

dritto

level surface

piano

level worktop, table

orizzontale

to hold a compass level

tenere la bussola (in) orizzontale

I don't think this bed is level

non penso che questo letto sia in piano

2. level:

level (not bumpy) ground, surface, plain, land

piatto

level field, garden

spianato

level (naturally)

piano

3. level GASTR. (not heaped):

level teaspoonful

raso

4. level (equally high):

to be level shoulders, windows, etc.:

essere alla stessa altezza

to be level floor, ceiling, building:

essere allo stesso livello

is the hem level?

è dritto l'orlo?

trim the shoots so they are level with the ground

tagliate i germogli a raso terra

5. level (equal in achievement, rank) fig.:

to be level competitors:

essere (alla) pari

to be level in popularity

avere la stessa popolarità

on the same level (of colleagues)

dello stesso livello

6. level (stable):

to remain level growth, figures:

rimanere stabile

7. level (even) fig.:

level tone

uniforme

IV. level [brit. angl. ˈlɛv(ə)l, am. angl. ˈlɛvəl] PRISL. (abreast)

to draw level competitors, cars:

essere pari (with con)

the pound is keeping level with the deutschmark

la sterlina si mantiene alla pari con il marco tedesco

V. level <forma in -ing ecc. levelling, levelled brit. angl. leveling, leveled am. angl.> [brit. angl. ˈlɛv(ə)l, am. angl. ˈlɛvəl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. level (raze to ground):

level village, area

radere al suolo, spianare

2. level (aim):

level gun, weapon

spianare (at su)

level accusation

lanciare (at contro)

level criticism

rivolgere (at a)

the criticism was levelled mainly at the board of directors

le critiche furono rivolte soprattutto al consiglio di amministrazione

3. level (knock down) pog.:

level opponent

mettere a terra

VI. level [brit. angl. ˈlɛv(ə)l, am. angl. ˈlɛvəl]

to be level-pegging

essere alla pari

to be on the level (on level ground)

essere in piano

to be on the level (trustworthy)

essere in buona fede

to keep a level head

mantenere il sangue freddo

to try one's level best to do sth

cercare di fare tutto il possibile per fare qc

to level with sb

dire le cose come stanno a qn

advanced [əd·ˈvænst] PRID.

advanced country, course, stage

avanzato, -a

advanced student

di livello avanzato

I. advance [əd·ˈvæns] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

advance

avanzare

to advance on sb/sth

avanzare verso qn/qc

II. advance [əd·ˈvæns] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. advance (cause to move forward):

advance

far avanzare

advance interest

favorire

advance cause

promuovere

2. advance (pay in advance):

advance

anticipare

III. advance [əd·ˈvæns] SAM.

1. advance (forward movement):

advance

avanzata ž. spol

advance

progresso m. spol

in advance

in anticipo

2. advance FINAN.:

advance

anticipo m. spol

3. advance pl (sexual flirtation):

advance

avances ž. spol pl

unwelcome advances

molestie ž. spol pl

to reject sb's advances

rifiutare le avances di qn

IV. advance [əd·ˈvæns] PRID.

advance

anticipato, -a

without advance warning

senza preavviso

I. level [ˈle·vəl] PRID.

1. level:

level (horizontal)

orizzontale

level (flat)

piatto, -a

level spoonful

raso, -a

2. level (having same height):

to be level with sth

essere allo stesso livello di qc

3. level (in same position):

to be level with sb/sth

essere alla pari con qu/qc

4. level (of same amount):

level

uguale

5. level (calm):

level

sereno, -a

level look

sincero, -a

level tone, voice

misurato, -a

to keep a level head

restare lucido

6. level (uniform):

level

uniforme

fraza:

to do one's level best pog.

fare del proprio meglio

II. level [ˈle·vəl] PRISL.

level

alla pari

III. level [ˈle·vəl] SAM.

1. level (position, amount, height):

level

livello m. spol

above sea level

sopra il livello del mare

at ground level

al pianoterra

2. level (position in hierarchy):

level

livello m. spol

at a higher level

a un livello alto

at the (very) highest level

a livello più alto

to be on a level with sb/sth

essere alla pari con qu/qc

to find one's (own) level pog.

trovare il proprio posto nel mondo

3. level (quality of performance):

level

livello m. spol

intermediate level students

studenti m. spol pl di livello intermedio

4. level (meaning):

on one level … on another level

da un lato … dall'altro

on a serious level

in modo serio

fraza:

to be on the level business, person

essere serio

IV. level <-l- [or -ll-]> [ˈle·vəl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. level (smoothen, flatten):

level

livellare

level

spianare

2. level (demolish completely):

level

radere al suolo

3. level (point):

to level sth at sb (gun)

puntare qc contro qu

Present

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we	advance
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Past

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Present Perfect

I	have	advanced
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Past Perfect

I	had	advanced
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