long-term en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

Traducciones de long-term en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.long-term [ingl. brit. ˌlɒŋˈtəːm, ingl. am. ˈlɔŋ ˈˌtərm] ADJ., ADV.

long-term

a lungo termine

II.long term SUST.

in the long term

alla lunga

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

long term, short term, visual memory MED.

memoria a lungo termine, a breve termine, visiva

to take the long(-term), short(-term) view of sth

avere una visione lungimirante, a breve termine di qc

Traducciones de long-term en el diccionario italiano»inglés

poliennale [polienˈnale] ADJ.

poliennale

long-term

poliennale

long-standing

pluriennale [plurienˈnale] ADJ.

pluriennale contratto, progetto:

pluriennale

long-term

esperienza pluriennale in

long experience in

BTP [bitiˈpi] SUST. m

BTP → Buono del Tesoro Poliennale

BTP

Italian long-term Treasury bond

lungodegente [lunɡodeˈdʒɛnte] SUST. mf

lungodegente

long-stay patient

lungodegente

long-term patient

mutuo² [ˈmutuo] SUST. m

mutuo

loan

contrarre un mutuo

to take out a loan

estinguere un mutuo

to repay or pay off a loan

concedere un mutuo a qn

to grant a loan to sb

l'interesse passivo sul mutuo

the interest payable on the loan

mutuo a breve scadenza

short-term loan

mutuo edilizio

home loan

mutuo garantito

secured loan

mutuo ipotecario

mortgage loan

mutuo a lunga scadenza

long-term loan

mutuo subprime

subprime mortgage

mutuo a tasso fisso

fixed-rate mortgage

mutuo a tasso variabile

adjustable rate mortgage

investimento [investiˈmento] SUST. m

1. investimento ECON. (capitale investito):

investimento

investment

un investimento di 4 milioni di dollari

an investment of 4 million dollars, a 4 million dollar investment

un buon, cattivo investimento

a good, bad investment

fondo comune di investimento

money market fund

fondo comune di investimento

mutual fund ingl. am.

investimento in azioni

investment in shares

società di investimento

investment trust

spese di investimento

capital expenditure

2. investimento (dispendio di lavoro, tempo):

investimento

investment

è un enorme investimento di tempo

it's an enormous investment in terms of time

3. investimento (incidente):

investimento (tra auto e pedone)

knocking down

investimento (tra auto e pedone)

running over

4. investimento PSICO.:

investimento

investment

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

investimento a breve termine

short-term investment

investimento di capitali

capital investment

investimento diretto ADMIN.

direct investment

investimento a lungo termine

long-term investment

investimento a medio termine

medium-term investment

investimento di portafoglio ECON.

portfolio investment

scadenza [skaˈdɛntsa] SUST. f

1. scadenza:

scadenza ECON., COM. (di contratto, documento)

termination

scadenza ECON., COM. (di contratto, documento)

expiry

scadenza (di affitto)

due date

scadenza (di affitto)

deadline

scadenza (di pagamento)

maturity (date)

scadenza (di pagamento)

due date

scadenza (di pagamento)

time of payment

alla scadenza del contratto

when the contract expires

pagare prima della scadenza

to pay before the due date

pagabile or esigibile alla scadenza

payable when due

scadenza (a) fine del mese corrente

due at the end of the month

in scadenza effetto, cambiale

maturing, falling due

scadenza a tre mesi

maturity at three months

a scadenza fissa

fixed-term

scadenza a vista

maturity at sight

2. scadenza (ultimo giorno utile):

scadenza

deadline

fissare una scadenza

to set a deadline

aspetta sempre la scadenza per pagare l'affitto

he never pays his rent until it is due

data di scadenza

expiry date ingl. brit.

data di scadenza

expiration date ingl. am.

data di scadenza (di alimenti, medicinali)

sell-by date

data di scadenza (di alimenti, medicinali)

expiration date ingl. am.

3. scadenza (impegno):

scadenza

commitment

la scadenza di fine trimestre

the end of term deadline

pagare le scadenze

to make one's payments

rispettare le scadenze

to meet deadlines

4. scadenza (di avvenimento, fatto):

scadenza elettorale

polling day ingl. brit.

scadenza elettorale

election day ingl. am.

5. scadenza (entro breve):

a breve scadenza preparare, votare

in the short

a breve scadenza preparare, votare

soon

a breve scadenza progetto, prestito, mutuo

short-term

a breve scadenza previsioni

short-range

la legge dovrebbe essere votata a breve scadenza

the law should be passed shortly

6. scadenza:

a lunga scadenza progetto, prestito, mutuo

long-term

a lunga scadenza previsioni

long-range

long-term en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de long-term en el diccionario inglés»italiano

long-term ADJ.

long-term

a lungo termine

I.investment [ɪn·ˈvest·mənt] SUST. a. fig.

investment

investimento m

to be a good investment

essere un buon investimento

long-term investments

investimenti m pl a lungo termine

II.investment [ɪn·ˈvest·mənt] ADJ.

investment bank, company:

investment

d'investimento

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

in the short/long term

a breve/lunga scadenza

Traducciones de long-term en el diccionario italiano»inglés

I.disoccupato (-a) [di·zok·ku·ˈpa:·to] ADJ.

1. disoccupato (senza lavoro):

disoccupato (-a)

unemployed

2. disoccupato poet (ozioso: periodo, vita):

disoccupato (-a)

leisurely

II.disoccupato (-a) [di·zok·ku·ˈpa:·to] SUST. m (f)

disoccupato (-a)

unemployed person

disoccupato di lunga durata

long-term unemployed person

scadenza [ska·ˈdɛn·tsa] SUST. f

1. scadenza:

scadenza (di abbonamento, contratto)

expiry

scadenza (di bando)

deadline

2. scadenza FIN.:

scadenza

due date

3. scadenza (periodo):

scadenza

timescale

a breve/lunga scadenza

short-/long-term

4. scadenza (di alimento):

scadenza

expiration date

residence <-> [ˈrɛ·zi·dəns] SUST. m

residence

building offering fully-equipped and serviced apartments for medium- to long-term rents

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

a lungo andare

long term

long-term Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

in the short/long term

a breve/lunga scadenza

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The agency recommends that the long-term average of radon concentration during school hours stay below 200 Bq/m3 -- the recommended upper level for detection.

www.cbc.ca

It also admitted that it had signed long-term power contracts that would not produce revenue for years to come.

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Many leaseholders built up long-term rent arrears, and lack of clarity over ownership made raising money for refurbishment difficult.

en.wikipedia.org

His long-term view was that deflation would, in any case, be the best way to help the economy.

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Through this participatory process participants are encouraged to change mind set and attitude to think from a long-term perspective.

en.wikipedia.org

The master plan for the new park includes hospitals, long-term care facilities, professional offices, and product development research facilities.

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It is unclear whether this risk occurs with only long-term use or with short-term use as well.

en.wikipedia.org

What they sought to create was a balanced government of checks and balances to serve the long-term interests of the people of an independent nation.

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However, the parasocial relationship does not follow the process of the typical long-term relationship.

en.wikipedia.org

He still does not have a long-term financing plan.

gothamist.com