COUNTING HOUSE - angleščina-italijanščina prevod

v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

counting house [brit. angl. ˈkaʊntɪŋ haʊs, am. angl. ˈkaʊn(t)ɪŋˌhaʊs], counting room [ˈkaʊntɪŋrʊm, ruːm] SAM. arh.

counting house

ufficio m. spol contabilità

v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

I. count¹ [brit. angl. kaʊnt, am. angl. kaʊnt] SAM.

1. count POLIT.:

count (numerical record)

conto m. spol

count (numerical record)

conteggio m. spol

count (at election)

scrutinio m. spol

to make a count of sth

contare qc

there were 60 guests at the last count

c'erano 60 ospiti all'ultimo conteggio

to keep (a) count of sth

tenere il conto di qc

to lose count

perdere il conto

I've lost count

ho perso il conto

I've lost count of the number of times I've tried

ho perso il conto delle volte che ho provato

I've lost count of the number of complaints I've received

ho perso il conto delle lamentele che ho ricevuto

2. count (level):

count

tasso m. spol

count

livello m. spol

bacteria, cholesterol count

il tasso di batteri, di colesterolo

3. count (figure):

count

conteggio m. spol

count

numero m. spol

count

cifra ž. spol

the official count was three million unemployed

la cifra ufficiale era 3 milioni di disoccupati

4. count (call):

on the count of three, fire!

al tre, fuoco!

I'll give you a count of 50

conterò fino a 50

5. count PRAVO:

count

capo m. spol d'accusa

he was convicted on three counts

fu giudicato colpevole di tre capi d'accusa

6. count (point):

you're wrong on both counts

ti sbagli su entrambi i punti

we're satisfied on all three counts

siamo soddisfatti di tutti e tre i punti

7. count ŠPORT (in boxing):

to be out for the count pog.

essere (sconfitto per) KO

to be out for the count fig.

essere KO

II. count¹ [brit. angl. kaʊnt, am. angl. kaʊnt] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. count (add up):

count points, people, words, mistakes, objects

contare, conteggiare

count one's change

contare

count reasons, causes

enumerare, elencare

to count how much one has spent

calcolare quanto si è speso

to count the votes POLIT.

fare lo scrutinio dei or contare i voti

I'm counting the days until Christmas

conto i giorni che mancano a Natale

the teacher counted heads

l'insegnante ha contato gli studenti

55 people, counting the children

55 persone contando i bambini

20, not counting my sister

20, senza contare mia sorella

to count the cost of sth fig.

calcolare il costo or i rischi di qc

2. count (consider):

to count sb as sth

considerare qn (come) qc

children over 15 are counted as adults

i ragazzi oltre i 15 anni sono considerati come adulti

III. count¹ [brit. angl. kaʊnt, am. angl. kaʊnt] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. count:

count

contare

to count (up) to 50

contare fino a 50

to count in fives

contare di 5 in 5

I've had six drinks, but who's counting?

ho bevuto sei bicchieri, e allora?

2. count (be relevant):

count

contare

count

valere

this counts towards your final mark

questo conta per il tuo voto finale

3. count (be of importance):

count

contare, avere importanza

qualifications count for little

le qualifiche contano poco

all my work counts for nothing

tutto il mio lavoro non conta nulla

every second counts

ogni secondo è importante

4. count (be considered):

children over 15 count as adults

i ragazzi oltre i 15 anni contano come adulti

handbags don't count as luggage

le borse non contano come bagagli

IV. count¹ [brit. angl. kaʊnt, am. angl. kaʊnt]

to count sheep

contare le pecore

to count the pennies

lesinare il centesimo

to count oneself lucky or fortunate

considerarsi fortunato

count yourself lucky (that) you only got a fine

considerati fortunato che hai preso solo una multa

it's the thought that counts

è il pensiero che conta

to stand up and be counted

prendere posizione or esprimere la propria opinione

counting [brit. angl. ˈkaʊntɪŋ, am. angl. ˈkaʊn(t)ɪŋ] SAM.

counting

conteggio m. spol

counting

conta ž. spol

counting (of votes)

scrutinio m. spol

the counting of votes

lo scrutinio dei voti

the counting of votes before samost. game, rhyme, song

per imparare a contare

count² [brit. angl. kaʊnt, am. angl. kaʊnt] SAM., Count (nobleman)

count

conte m. spol

I. house SAM. [brit. angl. haʊs, am. angl. haʊs]

1. house (home):

house

casa ž. spol

house

abitazione ž. spol

at my, his house

a casa mia, sua

to go, come to sb's house

andare, venire a casa di qn or da qn

to be good around the house

dare una mano in casa

to keep house

badare alla casa (for di)

you'll wake the whole house

sveglierai tutta la casa

the children were playing house

i bambini stavano giocando al papà e alla mamma

2. house POLIT.:

house, also House

Camera ž. spol

the bill before the house

il progetto di legge sottomesso all'approvazione della Camera

this house deplores

la Camera disapprova

3. house TRG.:

house

casa ž. spol

house

ditta ž. spol

on the house

a spese della casa

the drinks are on the house!

offre la casa!

4. house GLED.:

house (audience)

pubblico m. spol

house (audience)

spettatori m. spol mn.

house (auditorium)

sala ž. spol

house (performance)

rappresentazione ž. spol

“house full” (on notice)

“completo”

is there a doctor in the house?

c'è un dottore in sala?

there wasn't a dry eye in the house

tutto il pubblico era commosso

to bring the house down

far venire giù il teatro per gli applausi

5. house (family line):

house, also House

casa ž. spol

house, also House

dinastia ž. spol

the house of Windsor

la casa dei Windsor

6. house REL.:

house

casa ž. spol

7. house brit. angl. ŠOL. (team):

house

= ciascuno dei gruppi in cui gli alunni vengono suddivisi per partecipare a giochi o gare

8. house ASTROL.:

house

casa ž. spol

9. house:

house, also House

house (music) ž. spol

II. house GLAG. preh. glag. [brit. angl. haʊz, am. angl. haʊz]

1. house (give lodging to):

house (permanently) person

alloggiare

house (temporarily) homeless, refugees

ospitare

to be badly or poorly housed

essere male alloggiato

2. house (contain) building, room, library:

house collection, exhibition, books

ospitare

III. house

to put or set one's house in order

sistemare i propri affari

first set your own house in order

prima pensa a mettere in ordine le cose che ti riguardano or prima pensa per te

to get on like a house on fire pog.

andare d'amore e d'accordo or intendersela a meraviglia

v slovarju PONS

count¹ [kaʊnt] SAM.

count

conte m. spol

I. count² [kaʊnt] SAM.

1. count:

count

conto m. spol

final count

cifra definitiva

to keep count of sth

tenere il conto di qc

to lose count of sth

perdere il conto di qc ž. spol

2. count (measured amount):

count

livello m. spol

3. count PRAVO:

count

capo m. spol d'accusa

4. count (opinion):

count

punto m. spol

to be angry with sb on several counts

essere arrabbiato con qu per vari motivi

fraza:

to be out for the count

dormire della grossa

II. count² [kaʊnt] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. count (number):

count

contare

to count one's change

controllare il resto

to count heads/noses

contare uno ad uno

2. count (consider):

count

considerare

to count sth a success/failure

considerare qc un successo/fallimento

to count sb as a friend

considerare qu un amico

III. count² [kaʊnt] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

count

contare

that's what counts

questo è ciò che conta

this doesn't count for anything

questo non conta nulla

to not count

non contare

house¹ [haʊs] SAM.

1. house (inhabitation):

house

casa ž. spol

to set one's house in order fig.

sistemare le proprie cose

2. house (family):

house

famiglia ž. spol

3. house (business):

house

ditta ž. spol

it's on the house

offre la casa

4. house UNIV. (fraternity):

house

associazione ž. spol

5. house (legislative body):

house

camera ž. spol

6. house (audience):

house

pubblico m. spol

a full house

il tutto esaurito

to bring the house down pog.

essere un successo

house² [haʊz] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. house (give place to live):

house

alloggiare

2. house (contain):

house

ospitare

Present

I	count
you	count
he/she/it	counts
we	count
you	count
they	count

Past

I	counted
you	counted
he/she/it	counted
we	counted
you	counted
they	counted

Present Perfect

I	have	counted
you	have	counted
he/she/it	has	counted
we	have	counted
you	have	counted
they	have	counted

Past Perfect

I	had	counted
you	had	counted
he/she/it	had	counted
we	had	counted
you	had	counted
they	had	counted

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Some would even count the enactment or spiritual belief in therianthropy (werewolves, werecats, etc.) as falling under human animal roleplay or transformation play as well.

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The result is called a ripple counter, which can count to where "n" is the number of bits (flip-flop stages) in the counter.

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Still, both cost- and time-intensive, this is a long-term contingency plan that few can count on.

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As is expected, all of the delegation chairs got to toss off some happy horsefeathers about their home state before announcing their delegate count.

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Overall, Belarus took home 19 medals, with four medals being gold, placing 16th in the medal standings, 13th in the total medal count.

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