round-the-clock in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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I.round-the-clock [Brit ˌraʊndðəˈklɒk, Am ˈˌraʊnd (ð)ə ˈklɑk] ADJ Brit

I.nursing [Brit ˈnəːsɪŋ, Am ˈnərsɪŋ] N

II.nursing [Brit ˈnəːsɪŋ, Am ˈnərsɪŋ] ADJ

Translations for round-the-clock in the Italian»English Dictionary (Go to English»Italian)

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sorvegliare [sorveʎˈʎare] VB trans

I.notte [ˈnɔtte] N f

1. notte:

notte
night
le notti si stanno allungando
the nights are drawing out
in una notte
in one night
di notte, nella notte
at night, in the night
questa notte
tonight
tutta la notte
all night long, throughout the night
a notte fonda
late at night
a notte inoltrata, a tarda notte
well on into the night
nel cuore della notte, in piena notte
in the middle of the night, in the dead of night
la scorsa or ieri or questa notte
last night
le due di notte
two o'clock in the morning
lavorare, discutere fino a tarda notte
to work, talk late into the night
viaggiare di notte
to travel by night
lavorare di notte
to work nights
fare la notte or il turno di notte
to be on nights, to work the night shift
infermiere, portiere di notte
night nurse, porter
ha passato una notte d'angoscia
she had an anxious night
fare or passare una notte in bianco
to have a sleepless night, not to get any sleep
una notte d'attesa
a night of waiting
una notte in albergo
a night in a hotel
una camera da 60 euro a notte
a room at 60 euros a night
sistemazione per la notte
overnight accommodation, night's lodging
ospitare qn per la notte
to put sb up for the night
servizio aperto tutta la notte
all-night service
non riuscire a dormire la notte
to lie awake at night
ho bisogno di una buona notte di sonno
I need a decent night's sleep
la nebbia è scesa durante la notte
the fog came down overnight
il malato ha passato bene la notte
the patient had a comfortable night or a good night's sleep
non supererà la notte
he won't live through the night
stare su or in piedi tutta la notte
to sit up all night, to be up all night
trascorrere la notte con qn
to spend the night with sb
passare la notte a ballare, bere
to dance, drink the night away
passare la notte ad Atene
to have an overnight stay in Athens
fermarsi una notte
to make an overnight stop
buona notte!
goodnight!
augurare la buona notte a qn
to wish sb good night, to say goodnight to sb
giorno e notte
day and night, round-the-clock
di giorno come di notte
by day as well as by night
lavorare giorno e notte
to work around the clock
la notte del 6 ottobre
on the night of October 6
nella notte tra sabato e domenica
during the night from Saturday to Sunday
dalla notte dei tempi
from time out of mind
questo si perde nella notte dei tempi
this is lost in the mists of time
in una notte di luna, di tempesta
in a moonlit, stormy night
Roma di notte
Rome by night
“le Mille e una Notte”
“the Arabian Nights”

II.notte [ˈnɔtte] ADJ inv

III.notte [ˈnɔtte]

IV.notte [ˈnɔtte]

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ventiquattro ore su ventiquattro
round the clock Brit
ventiquattr'ore su ventiquattro fig
twenty-four hours a day, round the clock

round-the-clock in the PONS Dictionary

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Such communications could be sent on a round-the-clock basis, and were characterized as being short, concise and lacking any superfluous terms.
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Dedicated mess facilities and round-the-clock canteen facilities are available between the hostels.
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The unrelieved, round-the-clock proximity among two couples, plus a fifth-wheel, in one car gave rise to vicious bickering.
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The rooms are air-conditioned and provide an ambient, pollution-free environment with round-the-clock security, stringent safety procedures and comfortable apartments.
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The pharmaceutical companies accomplished the task by putting the vaccine into round-the-clock production.
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It involved round-the-clock operations, many contractors and subcontractors, and cost hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The building was completed in 1930 after only 24 months, by employing rapid-setting concrete, new construction materials and a round-the-clock workforce.
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Parking lots were established at key stations and hotels, and eight taxi companies have opened round-the-clock telephone service.
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Dental-related issues, including surgery which left her needing round-the-clock nursing care, plagued her from 1972 until mid-1975.
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Some supermarkets and petrol stations are open 24 hours, and in cities there are usually some small round-the-clock grocery stores serving local neighbourhoods.
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