COST-PUSH INFLATION po włosku - Tłumaczenie angielski-włoski

cost-push inflation [ˌkɒstpʊʃɪnˈfleɪʃn, ˌkɔːst-] RZ.

cost-push inflation

inflazione r.ż. (indotta) da costi

angielski

włoski

high inflation cost us the election

l'inflazione alta ci è costata il successo nelle elezioni

keep up with prices, inflation, cost of living

essere indicizzato a, seguire l'andamento di

cut cost, price, budget, inflation, list, number, staff, wages, salary, working day

ridurre (by di)

włoski

angielski

inflazione da costi

cost-push inflation

I. cost [Brit kɒst, Am kɔst] RZ.

1. cost (price):

cost

costo r.m.

cost

prezzo r.m. (of di)

the total cost comes to £500

il costo totale ammonta a 500 sterline

at a cost of £100

al costo di 100 sterline

at cost

a prezzo di costo

you must bear the cost of any repairs

deve sostenere i costi di riparazione

the cost of renovating a house is high

il costo per ristrutturare la casa è alto

at his own cost

a sue spese

at no cost to the taxpayer

senza costi per il contribuente

at no extra cost

senza costi extra or aggiuntivi

at great cost

a un prezzo alto or a caro prezzo

he studied abroad, at great cost to his parents

ha studiato all'estero, facendo spendere molto i suoi genitori

to count the cost of flood, earthquake

calcolare il costo dei danni di

to count the cost of decision

calcolare il costo or le conseguenze di

2. cost przen.:

cost

costo r.m.

cost

prezzo r.m.

at all costs

a ogni costo

at the cost of her own life

a costo della sua vita

she's been very successful but at what cost to her health?

ha avuto molto successo, ma a quale prezzo per la sua salute?

I'll do it, but not at any cost

lo farò, ma non a ogni costo

he knows to his cost that …

ha imparato a sue spese che …

we can generate power at little cost to the environment

possiamo produrre energia con danni limitati per l'ambiente

the cost in human lives was great

il costo or prezzo di vite umane è stato alto

whatever the cost

costi quel che costi

II. costs RZ. npl

1. costs PR.:

costs

spese r.ż. processuali

to pay costs

essere condannato al pagamento delle spese processuali

to be awarded costs

ottenere il rimborso delle spese processuali

2. costs:

costs HAND., GOSP.

spese r.ż.

costs HAND., GOSP.

costi r.m.

transport, labour costs

spese di trasporto, di manodopera

production costs

costi di produzione

to cut costs

tagliare i costi or le spese

to cover costs

coprire i costi

III. cost <I f. cz. przesz./im. cz. przeszł. cost> [Brit kɒst, Am kɔst] CZ. cz. przech.

1. cost:

cost

costare

the camera costs £250

questa macchina fotografica costa 250 sterline

how much does it cost?

quanto costa?

the tickets cost too much

i biglietti costano troppo

silver costs less than gold

l'argento costa meno dell'oro

the meal cost us £40

il pasto ci è costato 40 sterline

the TV will cost £100 to repair

costerà 100 sterline far riparare la TV

a good wine costs money

un buon vino costa caro

I can mend it but it will cost you pot.

posso ripararlo, ma costerà

2. cost przen.:

that decision cost him his job

quella decisione gli è costata il lavoro

high inflation cost us the election

l'inflazione alta ci è costata il successo nelle elezioni

politeness costs nothing

non costa nulla essere gentili

3. cost <I f. cz. przesz./im. cz. przeszł. costed>:

ADM., GOSP. cost, also cost out product

stabilire, fissare il costo di

cost, also cost out project, work

calcolare, valutare il costo di

the project was costed at £3 million

il costo del progetto è stato valutato 3 milioni di sterline

I. push [Brit pʊʃ, Am pʊʃ] RZ.

1. push (shove, press):

push

spinta r.ż.

push

spintone r.m.

to give sb, sth a push

dare una spinta a qn, qc

the car won't start - we need a push

la macchina non parte - bisogna spingerla

at the push of a button

premendo un pulsante

2. push (campaign, drive):

push

campagna r.ż.

push

spinta r.ż. (for a favore di; to do per fare)

3. push (stimulus):

push przen.

stimolo r.m.

push przen.

impulso r.m.

to give sth, sb a push

incoraggiare qc, qn, dare una spinta a qc, qn

this gave me the push I needed

mi ha dato la spinta di cui avevo bisogno

to give sth a push in the right direction

fare avanzare qc nella giusta direzione

4. push WOJSK.:

push

offensiva r.ż. (to contro; towards verso)

the big push

la grande offensiva

5. push (spirit, drive):

push

decisione r.ż.

push

risolutezza r.ż.

push

grinta r.ż.

II. push [Brit pʊʃ, Am pʊʃ] CZ. cz. przech.

1. push (move, shove, press):

push person, animal, chair, door, car, pram

spingere

push button, switch

premere, schiacciare

push bell

premere

to push sb, sth away

respingere or allontanare qn, qc

to push sth up, down sth hill

spingere qc su, giù da

to push sth up, down sth street

spingere qc lungo

she pushed him down the stairs

l'ha spinto giù dalle scale

to push sb, sth into lake, ditch, house

spingere qn, qc in

to push one's finger into

premere un dito in

push a stick into

spingere con forza un bastone in

to push sth into sb's hand

cacciare qc in mano a qn

I pushed her in

l'ho spinta dentro

to push sth to place, garage

spingere qc fino a

to push sb, sth out of the way

scostare or spingere via qn, qc

to push sb or aside

spingere qn da parte

to push a suggestion aside

scartare un suggerimento

to push one's way through sth

aprirsi un varco tra qc

to push sth off the road

spingere qc fuori dalla carreggiata

to push the door open, shut

aprire, chiudere la porta con uno spintone

to push a thought to the back of one's mind

ricacciare un pensiero in un angolo remoto della mente

2. push (urge, drive):

push pupil, person

spingere, incoraggiare (to do, into doing a fare)

to push sb too hard

spingere (troppo) qn

to push sb too far

spingere qn troppo oltre

don't push me! pot.

non tirare troppo la corda! non mi provocare

to be pushed (under pressure) pot.

essere sotto pressione

to be pushed for sth (short of) pot.

essere a corto di qc

3. push (promote) pot.:

push product

fare grande pubblicità a, promuovere

push policy, theory

cercare d'imporre, di fare accettare

4. push (sell) pot.:

push drugs

spacciare

III. push [Brit pʊʃ, Am pʊʃ] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

push

spingere, dare spinte

to get out and push

uscire a spingere

“Push”

“Spingere”

there's no need to push!

non c'è bisogno di spingere!

to push against

spingere contro

to push at sth

spingere qc

to push past sb

dare una spinta a qn per passare

to push through crowd, room

farsi largo attraverso

IV. to push oneself CZ. cz. zwr. (drive oneself)

to push oneself

darsi da fare (to do per fare)

to push oneself upright

raddrizzarsi

to push oneself into a sitting position

raddrizzarsi e mettersi seduto

to push oneself through the crowd

farsi largo tra la folla

to push oneself through a gap

passare attraverso un buco

V. push [Brit pʊʃ, Am pʊʃ]

at a push Brit pot.

al bisogno or in caso d'emergenza

to give sb the push Brit pot. (fire)

licenziare qn

to give sb the push (break up with)

mollare qn

if it comes to the push

se arriva il momento critico or se è assolutamente necessario

when or if push comes to shove pot.

alla peggio or nella peggiore delle ipotesi or quando non c'è più nulla da fare

to be pushing 50

avvicinarsi ai 50

to push one's luck or to push it pot.

sfidare la sorte

that's pushing it a bit! pot. (scheduling)

c'è il rischio di non farcela

that's pushing it a bit! (exaggerating)

è un po' azzardato

inflation [Brit ɪnˈfleɪʃ(ə)n, Am ɪnˈfleɪʃ(ə)n] RZ.

1. inflation GOSP.:

inflation

inflazione r.ż.

with inflation (running) at 10%

con l'inflazione al 10%

rate of inflation

tasso d'inflazione

2. inflation (of dinghy, tyre):

inflation

gonfiaggio r.m.

3. inflation MED. (of lung):

inflation

dilatazione r.ż.

inflation

insufflazione r.ż.

come down prices, cost, inflation

calare

I. push [pʊʃ] CZ. cz. przech.

1. push (shove):

push

spingere

to push one's way through sth

farsi largo (a spinte) attraverso qc

to push sth to the back of one's mind

cercare di non pensare a qc

to push the door open

aprire la porta spingendola

to push sb out of sth

spingere qu fuori da qc

to push sb out of the way

togliere di mezzo qu a spintoni

2. push (force):

to push one's luck

sfidare la sorte

to push sb too far

far uscire dai gangheri qu

3. push (coerce):

push

obbligare

to push sb to do [or into doing] sth

costringere qu a fare qc

to push oneself

chiedere troppo a sé stesso

4. push (insist):

push

insistere con

to push sb for sth

insistere con qu per qc

5. push (press):

push button

spingere

push button

premere

push the brakes, gas pedal

premere

to push the doorbell

suonare il campanello

6. push pot. (promote):

push

spingere

push GOSP.

promuovere

zwroty:

to be pushing 30

andare per i trenta

II. push [pʊʃ] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. push (force movement):

push

spingere

2. push (press):

push

premere

3. push (insist):

push

pressare

to push for sth

fare pressione per (ottenere) qc

III. push <-es> [pʊʃ] RZ.

1. push:

push (shove)

spinta r.ż.

push (slight push)

spintarella r.ż.

to give sb a push przen.

dare una spinta a qu

2. push (press):

at the push of a button

premendo un pulsante

3. push:

push (strong action)

impulso r.m.

push (will to succeed)

grinta r.ż.

4. push (strong effort):

push

sforzo r.m.

to make a push for sth

fare uno sforzo per qc

at a push …

in caso di necessità …

5. push pot. (publicity):

push

pubblicità r.ż.

to make a push

fare una campagna pubblicitaria

6. push WOJSK. (military attack):

push

avanzata r.ż.

zwroty:

if/when push comes to shove

nella peggiore delle ipotesi

I. cost [kɑ:st] CZ. cz. przech.

1. cost <cost, cost> (amount to, cause the loss of):

cost

costare

to cost a fortune pot.

costare un patrimonio

to cost sb dearly

costare caro a qu

2. cost <costed, costed> (calculate price):

cost

calculare il costo di

II. cost [kɑ:st] RZ.

1. cost (price):

cost

costo r.m.

cost

prezzo r.m.

at no extra cost

compreso nel prezzo

to cut the cost

ridurre i costi

to defray the cost of sth form.

coprire i costi di qc

2. cost pl (expense):

cost

costi r.m. pl

cost PR.

spese r.ż. pl

to cut costs

ridurre le spese

3. cost (cost price):

to purchase sth at cost

acquistare qc a prezzo di costo

4. cost przen. (sacrifice):

(only) at the cost of doing sth

(solo) facendo qc

at all cost(s)

a tutti i costi

inflation [ɪn·ˈfleɪ·ʃən] RZ.

inflation

inflazione r.ż.

Present

I	cost
you	cost
he/she/it	costs
we	cost
you	cost
they	cost

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

However, the line has higher operating costs and a significantly higher carbon footprint than if it were electrified.

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Half of the funds in the $7.3 billion budget for the next fiscal year will go toward citywide personnel costs.

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This occurs due to a reduction in commuting time, as well transport costs but these benefits tend to accrue disproportionately to the influential and well-educated.

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The overcapacity and costs tied up 92 percent of the public information technology budget, hindering other project which could have created value from being carried out.

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They are not manufactured locally and the costs of setting up local manufacturing facilities would be prohibitive, given the regulations surrounding pharmaceuticals.

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