CONTINUOUS po włosku - Tłumaczenie angielski-włoski

angielski

włoski

continuous [Brit kənˈtɪnjʊəs, Am kənˈtɪnjuəs] PRZYM.

1. continuous:

continuous growth, flow, decline, noise: continuo, costante, ininterrotto

continuous love, care: continuo, costante

continuous line, surface: continuo

2. continuous JĘZ.:

continuous tense: progressivo

it's in the present continuous: è al presente progressivo

3. continuous BIOL.:

continuous gene: continuo

continuous performance RZ. FILM

continuous performance: spettacolo r.m. continuato

continuous assessment RZ. U Brit

continuous assessment SZK., UNIW.: valutazione r.ż. formativa

włoski

angielski

strimpellio (di strumenti a corda): continuous strum(ming)

strimpellio (di pianoforte): continuous banging

martellio: continuous hammering

sbatacchio: continuous slamming

strofinio: continuous rubbing

rimescolio: continuous stir

stritolio (stritolamento continuo): continuous grinding

stritolio (stritolamento continuo): continuous crushing

mescolio: = long and continuous stirring

angielski

włoski

continuous [kən·ˈtɪn·ju·əs] PRZYM.

continuous: continuo, -a

past continuous RZ.

past continuous: (tempo) passato r.m. progressivo

włoski

angielski

continuo (-a) (rumore): continuous

nonstop: continuous program

continuativo (-a) (attività): continuous

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Now there's much more course work and more continuous assessment.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The current methods of assessing practical work in science based on continuous assessment and internal marking do not work.

www.cambridge-news.co.uk

It's important to recognise the role that continuous assessment will still play in an apprenticeship.

feweek.co.uk

Leaders become like students facing continuous assessment, rather than doing their work and siting an exam at the end of it.

theconversation.com

Some link "degree inflation" -- a doubling in the proportion of first class degrees over the past 12 years, to more than 15 per cent -- to the rise of continuous assessment.

www.telegraph.co.uk