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I.attesa [atˈtesa] N f

1. attesa:

attesa
waiting
attesa (periodo)
wait
l'attesa del verdetto è angosciante
waiting for the verdict is agonizing
la lunga attesa fu un vero supplizio!
the long wait was absolute torture!
l'attesa non finiva mai
the wait was interminable or took forever
ci sono due ore di attesa
there are two hours' wait, there is a two-hour wait
ingannare l'attesa
to while away the time (while waiting)
la mia attesa è stata vana
I waited in vain or for nothing
in or nell'attesa di processo, arrivo, decisione, pubblicazione
awaiting, pending
impiegato in attesa di trasferimento
employee awaiting transfer
in attesa della decisione del giudice
pending a decision from the judge
nell'attesa di incontrarci
looking forward to our meeting
in attesa di giorni migliori
hoping for better days
stare in attesa
to lie in wait
in attesa passeggero
on standby
in attesa chiamata, richiedente
on hold
in attesa taxi, folla, ambulanza
waiting
ordini in attesa COMM
back orders
posta in attesa
mail pending attention
mettere qn, una chiamata in attesa TELEC
to put sb, a call on hold
“in attesa di una risposta” COMM
“I look forward to hearing from you”
mamma in attesa (incinta)
expectant mother
lista d'attesa
waiting list
sala d'attesa (in ambulatorio medico)
waiting room
sala d'attesa (in stazione, aeroporto)
lounge
circuito d'attesa AVIAT
holding pattern, stacking
tempo di attesa COMPUT
time-out

II.attese N fpl (speranze)

III.attesa [atˈtesa]

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dalla notte dei tempi
from time out of mind

time-out in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for time-out in the English»Italian Dictionary (Go to Italian»English)

Translations for time-out in the Italian»English Dictionary (Go to English»Italian)

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He deals with many aspects of child development, from babbling to walking to discipline and time-out, and he considers parents one of his audiences.
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He developed the technique of time-out as a learning tool to shape behavior in children in the 1960s.
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Carver refers him to his time-out corner, filled with children who can't play without fighting.
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It uses a combination of time-out, trap and code modification.
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After this she asked for a medical time-out and asked again to suspend the match, which again was denied by the umpire.
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A mandatory official's time-out, called a promotional timeout, was assessed after the first and fourth quarters and is 90 seconds in duration.
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To break the tension, he called a time-out in the game and instructed everyone in the bleachers to stand up and unwind.
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The person with the most points at time-out wins.
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She introduced parents to the naughty step, a variation on the time-out method.
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Results showed that both time-out procedures were successful in reducing the problem behavior for the subjects.
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