Anglo-American in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for Anglo-American in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.Anglo-American [Brit ˌaŋɡləʊəˈmɛrɪk(ə)n, Am æŋɡloʊəˈmɛrəkən] ADJ

Anglo-American

angloamericano

II.Anglo-American [Brit ˌaŋɡləʊəˈmɛrɪk(ə)n, Am æŋɡloʊəˈmɛrəkən] N

Anglo-American

angloamericano m / angloamericana f

Translations for Anglo-American in the Italian»English Dictionary

I.angloamericano [anɡloameriˈkano] ADJ

angloamericano persona, lingua:

angloamericano

Anglo-American

II.angloamericano [anɡloameriˈkano] N m LING

angloamericano (varietà dell'inglese)

Anglo-American

La liberazione Info

La liberazione

The Liberation was the conclusive moment of World War II in Italy, at the end of April in 1945, when the forces of the Resistance rose up in the big northern cities (Turin, Milan, Genoa), leading to the surrender and retreat of the German troops before the arrival of the victorious Anglo-American forces. It is commemorated with the Festa della Liberazione, on the 25th April every year.

See also Resistenza

Resistenza Info

Resistenza

On 8th September 1943 Italy, Hitler's ally, surrendered to the British and American forces. The Germans reacted immediately by invading most of the peninsula, which had not yet been occupied by the allies, and installed a regime of harsh oppression against their former ally. Soldiers from the disbanded army and anti-fascist civilians got together in partisan divisions and fought against the Germans and their fascist collaborators, behind the front, until Liberation in 1945. The ideals of liberty and democracy that the partisans were fighting for, and their unity of action notwithstanding their different political ideas, were the foundation for the new Italian republic born after the war. For this reason the Resistance continues to hold a strong political resonance even today.

Anglo-American in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Anglo-American in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.Anglo-American [ˌæŋ·gloʊ·ə·ˈme·rɪ·kən] N

Anglo-American

angloamericano(-a) m (f)

II.Anglo-American [ˌæŋ·gloʊ·ə·ˈme·rɪ·kən] ADJ

Anglo-American

angloamericano, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Because of its industries (oil refinery, torpedo factory, shipyards) and its port facilities, the city was a target of frequent Anglo-American air attacks.

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From the 1920s to early 1970s, Anglo-American makes dominated the local assembly industry.

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A comuna is actually similar to a county in Anglo-American usage and practice.

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The first is analytic philosophy and philosophical logic in the Anglo-American vein.

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Since then, compilation albums of his work continue to appear with a recent example being Anglo-American.

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Partially affected by the Anglo-American bombardments of 1943-44, it will be consolidated in the 1980s.

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In particular, the arrangement of subheadings has been described as archaic and as being biased towards an Anglo-American world view.

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The strong opposition to the war often strained Anglo-American relations.

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In this role he excelled as a chairman, especially during several difficult Anglo-American committees.

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The collection was unprecedented because folklorists previously had concentrated mostly on rural Anglo-American balladry of mountaineers, cowboys, and lumbermen.

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