expansion joint [Am ɪkˈspænʃən ˌdʒɔɪnt] SUBST
- expansion joint
- giunto m di dilatazione
- giunto di dilatazione
- expansion joint
expansion [Brit ɪkˈspanʃ(ə)n, ɛkˈspanʃ(ə)n, Am ɪkˈspænʃən] SUBST
1. expansion:
- expansion (of business, economy, trade)
- espansione f
- expansion (of business, economy, trade)
- sviluppo m (in di; into in)
- expansion (of population, production, range, membership, borrowing, sales)
- aumento m
- expansion (of population, production, range, membership, borrowing, sales)
- crescita f
- expansion (of buildings, site)
- ampliamento m
- expansion (of buildings, site)
- ingrandimento m
- rate of expansion
- tasso di crescita
2. expansion PHYS (of metal, gas):
- expansion
- dilatazione f
3. expansion MATH (of expression):
- expansion
- sviluppo m
4. expansion TECH (in engine):
- expansion
- espansione f
I. joint [Brit dʒɔɪnt, Am dʒɔɪnt] SUBST
1. joint ANAT:
- joint
- articolazione f
- elbow, knee, ankle joint
- articolazione del gomito, del ginocchio, della caviglia
- to dislocate a joint
- slogarsi un'articolazione
- to put one's shoulder out of joint
- slogarsi la spalla
- to be out of joint shoulder, knee:
- essere slogato
- to have stiff or aching joints
- avere dei dolori articolari
- to have stiff or aching joints before Subst problem, pain
- alle articolazioni
- to have stiff or aching joints replacement
- dell'articolazione
2. joint:
- joint TECH, INGENIEUR (in carpentry)
- incastro m
- joint (in metalwork)
- giunto m
- joint (in metalwork)
- giunzione f
- joint (of pipes, tubes)
- raccordo m
3. joint GASTRO:
- joint
- taglio m di carne (da fare arrosto)
4. joint ugs:
- joint (place)
- locale m
- joint (place)
- posto m
- joint (nightclub, café)
- locale m
- joint (nightclub, café)
- localino m
- burger joint
- fast food
- pizza joint
- pizzeria
5. joint (cannabis cigarette):
- joint ugs
- joint m
- joint ugs
- spinello m
II. joint [Brit dʒɔɪnt, Am dʒɔɪnt] VERB trans
1. joint GASTRO:
- joint poultry
- tagliare a pezzi
2. joint TECH:
- joint pipes
- raccordare, congiungere
III. joint [Brit dʒɔɪnt, Am dʒɔɪnt] ADJ
- joint action
- collettivo, congiunto
- joint programme, working party, session, company
- congiunto
- joint measures, procedure
- comune
- joint winner, third
- ex aequo
- joint negotiations, talks
- multilaterale
- he is joint favourite
- è uno dei due favoriti
IV. joint [Brit dʒɔɪnt, Am dʒɔɪnt]
- to put sb's nose out of joint
- = offendere qn
expansion [ɪk·ˈspæn·ʃən] SUBST
1. expansion (spreading out):
- expansion
- espansione f
- expansion of a metal
- dilatazione f
2. expansion (elaboration):
- expansion
- sviluppo m
I. joint [dʒɔɪnt] ADJ
- joint effort, investigation, communiqué
- congiunto, -a
- joint current account
- cointestato, -a
II. joint [dʒɔɪnt] SUBST
1. joint ANAT:
- joint
- articolazione f
- out of joint
- slogato, -a
- to come out of joint
- slogarsi
2. joint (connection):
- joint
- unione f
3. joint TECH:
- joint
- giuntura f
4. joint sl (nightclub):
- joint
- locale m
5. joint ugs (jail):
- joint
- galera f
6. joint ugs (marijuana):
- joint
- spinello m
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