colaps dans le dictionnaire italien Oxford-Paravia

Traductions de colaps dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

I.collapse [GB kəˈlaps, Am kəˈlæps] SUBST

1. collapse (of regime, system, empire, bank, front, price, currency, economy, market, hopes):

collapse

collasso m (of, in di)

to be on the point or brink of collapse

essere sull'orlo del collasso

2. collapse (of deals, talks, relationship):

collapse

fallimento m (of di)

3. collapse (of company, newspaper):

collapse

fallimento m (of di)

4. collapse (of person):

collapse (physical)

collasso m

collapse (mental)

crollo m

to be close to collapse

essere vicino or prossimo al crollo

to be on the verge or brink or point of collapse

essere sull'orlo del collasso

5. collapse:

collapse (of building, bridge, tunnel, wall, roof)

crollo m

collapse (of chair, bed)

sprofondamento m

6. collapse MÉD (of lung):

collapse

collasso m

7. collapse (of balloon):

collapse

sgonfiamento m

II.collapse [GB kəˈlaps, Am kəˈlæps] VERBE trans

1. collapse (fold):

collapse bike, umbrella

piegare

2. collapse (combine):

collapse ideas, paragraphs

riassumere

3. collapse INFOR:

collapse

comprimere

collapse

ridurre

III.collapse [GB kəˈlaps, Am kəˈlæps] VERBE intr

1. collapse (founder):

collapse regime, system, empire:

crollare, cadere

collapse currency, economy, hopes:

crollare

collapse case, trial, prosecution:

fallire

collapse bank, deal, talks, plans:

fallire

to collapse in chaos

cadere nel caos

2. collapse (go bankrupt):

collapse company, business:

fallire (through a causa di)

3. collapse (slump):

collapse person:

crollare (due to a causa di; under sotto)

to collapse onto the bed, into sb's arms

crollare sul letto, lasciarsi cadere fra le braccia di qn

to collapse and die

cadere morto

to collapse in tears

scoppiare in lacrime

to collapse into giggles

farsi prendere dalla ridarella

4. collapse (fall down):

collapse building, bridge, tunnel, wall, roof:

crollare (on, on top of su)

collapse chair, bed:

cedere (under sotto)

5. collapse (deflate):

collapse balloon:

sgonfiarsi

collapse soufflé, pastry:

afflosciarsi, sedersi

6. collapse MÉD:

collapse lung:

collassare

a collapsed lung

un polmone collassato

7. collapse (fold):

collapse bike, umbrella:

piegarsi

I.prolapse SUBST [GB ˈprəʊlaps, prəˈlaps, Am proʊˈlæps, ˈproʊˌlæps]

prolapse

prolasso m

II.prolapse VERBE intr [GB prəʊˈlaps, Am proʊˈlæps]

prolapse organ:

prolapse

prolassare

prolapsus [GB prəʊˈlapsəs, Am proʊˈlæpsəs] SUBST

prolapsus → prolapse

Voir aussi : prolapse

I.prolapse SUBST [GB ˈprəʊlaps, prəˈlaps, Am proʊˈlæps, ˈproʊˌlæps]

prolapse

prolasso m

II.prolapse VERBE intr [GB prəʊˈlaps, Am proʊˈlæps]

prolapse organ:

prolapse

prolassare

I.relapse SUBST [GB ˈriːlaps, Am ˈriˌlæps] MÉD

relapse

ricaduta f

relapse

recidiva f

relapse fig

ricaduta f

to have a relapse

avere or subire una ricaduta

II.relapse VERBE intr [GB rɪˈlaps, Am rəˈlæps]

relapse

ricadere (into in)

relapse MÉD

ricadere, recidivare

I.lapsed [GB lapst, Am læpst] VERBE ppas

lapsed → lapse II

II.lapsed [GB lapst, Am læpst] ADJ

1. lapsed (expired):

lapsed patent, policy

scaduto, decaduto

lapsed contract

estinto

2. lapsed RÉLIG:

lapsed Catholic

non (più) praticante

I.lapse [GB laps, Am læps] SUBST

1. lapse (slip):

lapse

errore m

lapse

sbaglio m

a lapse of memory

un vuoto di memoria

a lapse in concentration

una distrazione, una caduta della concentrazione

2. lapse (moral error):

lapse

mancanza f

a lapse from virtue

un allontanamento da

3. lapse (interval):

lapse

intervallo m

lapse

lasso m (di tempo)

4. lapse (expiry):

lapse (of right, cover)

decadimento m

lapse (of right, cover)

cessazione f

lapse (of patent, policy)

decadimento m

5. lapse (departure):

his lapses into jargon

il suo passaggio al gergo

II.lapse [GB laps, Am læps] VERBE intr

1. lapse (drift):

to lapse into jargon, slang

passare a

to lapse into coma

cadere in

to lapse into silence

tacere

to lapse into unconsciousness

perdere conoscenza

to lapse into bad habits

cadere in or prendere delle cattive abitudini

to lapse into German, dialect

passare al tedesco, al dialetto

2. lapse (expire):

lapse right, patent, act, law:

decadere

lapse contract, policy:

estinguersi, scadere

lapse subscription, insurance, cover:

scadere

3. lapse (slip, slide):

lapse standard:

abbassarsi

to lapse from virtue, principle, standard

venire meno a

time lapse photography [ˌtaɪmˌlæpsfəˈtɒɡrəfɪ] SUBST

time lapse photography

passo m uno

elapse [GB ɪˈlaps, Am əˈlæps] VERBE intr

elapse

passare

elapse

trascorrere

lapse rate [Am ˈlæps ˌreɪt] SUBST

lapse rate

gradiente m termico

lapsus linguae [GB ˌlapsəs ˈlɪŋɡwʌɪ, Am ˌlæpsəs ˈlɪŋɡwaɪ, ˌlɑpsəs ˈlɪŋɡwi] SUBST LING

lapsus linguae

lapsus m (linguae)

colaps dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de colaps dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

I.collapse [kə·ˈlæps] VERBE intr

1. collapse MÉD:

collapse

collassare

2. collapse (fall down):

collapse building

crollare

collapse person

svenire

3. collapse (fail):

collapse

fallire

II.collapse [kə·ˈlæps] SUBST

1. collapse MÉD:

collapse

colasso m

2. collapse (act of falling down):

collapse

crollo m

collapse of people

svenimento m

3. collapse (failure):

collapse

fallimento m

prolapse [ˈproʊ·læps] SUBST MÉD

prolapse

prolasso m

I.relapse [rɪ·ˈlæps] SUBST MÉD

relapse

ricaduta f

II.relapse [rɪ·ˈlæps] VERBE intr

relapse

ricadere

relapse MÉD

avere una ricaduta

I.lapse [læps] SUBST

1. lapse (failure):

lapse

errore m

lapse in judgment

errore di giudizio

lapse of memory

vuoto di memoria

2. lapse (period):

lapse

intervallo m

II.lapse [læps] VERBE intr

1. lapse (deteriorate):

lapse

deteriorarsi

2. lapse (end):

lapse

terminare

lapse contract, subscription

scadere

3. lapse (revert to):

to lapse into sth

ripiombare in qc

to lapse into one's native dialect

riprendere a parlare nel proprio dialetto

to lapse into silence

tacere

time-lapse photography SUBST

time-lapse photography

ripresa f temporizzata

lapsed [læpst] ADJ

lapsed membership, subscription

scaduto, -a

lapsed Catholic

non praticante

elapse [ɪ·ˈlæps] VERBE intr form

elapse

trascorrere