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affare chiaro

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

plain dealing [Am pleɪn ˈdilɪŋ] N

plain dealing
lealtà f
in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

I. dealing [Brit ˈdiːlɪŋ, Am ˈdilɪŋ] N

1. dealing COMM:

dealing
commercio m
dealing (on the stock exchange)
operazione f
dealing (on the stock exchange)
transazione f
foreign exchange dealing
operazioni di cambio
dealing resumed this morning
le trattative sono riprese questa mattina
dealing is slow on the London Stock Exchange
la Borsa di Londra è fiacca
there's heavy dealing in oil shares
le azioni petrolifere sono state al centro di molte operazioni
the company has a reputation for fair dealing
la società è conosciuta per la sua correttezza negli affari
dealing in luxury goods is profitable
il commercio di beni di lusso è redditizio
dealing in luxury goods is profitable before n cost, firm, service
commerciale

2. dealing GAMES:

dealing
(il) dare le carte

3. dealing (trafficking):

dealing
traffico m
arms, drugs dealing
traffico di armi, di droga

II. dealings N

dealings npl:

dealings
relazioni f
dealings
rapporti m (with con)
dealings COMM
rapporti m d'affari (with con)
to have dealings with sb
avere rapporti con qn, essere in rapporto con qn
we've had business dealings with him for five years
abbiamo rapporti d'affari con lui da cinque anni
I don't want any further dealings with her
non voglio più avere a che fare con lei

I. deal1 [Brit diːl, Am dil] N (amount)

deal
quantità f
a great or good deal
una grande quantità (of di)
he's a good deal older than me
è molto più vecchio di me
they have a great deal in common
hanno molto in comune
she travels a great deal
viaggia molto
she means a great deal to me
significa molto per me, è molto importante per me
this job means a great deal to me
questo lavoro significa molto per me, è molto importante per me

II. deal1 [Brit diːl, Am dil] N

1. deal:

deal (agreement)
accordo m
deal (agreement)
patto m
deal (in commerce, finance)
affare m
deal (with friend, criminal)
patto m
the pay, OPEC deal
l'accordo salariale, dell'OPEC
to make or strike a deal with sb
raggiungere or concludere un accordo con qn
to make or strike a deal with sb (in business)
concludere un affare con qn
to do a deal with friend, criminal
fare un patto, mettersi d'accordo con
to do a deal with client, company
concludere un affare con
to do a deal (in business)
concludere un affare
to do a deal (with friend, criminal)
fare un patto, mettersi d'accordo
to pull off a deal
portare a buon fine un affare
it's a deal!
d'accordo! affare fatto!
the deal's off
l'accordo è saltato
it's no deal!
niente affatto! non se parla nemmeno!
a good deal
un buon affare
to get the best of a deal
ricavare il massimo da un affare
it's all part of the deal (part of the arrangement)
fa parte dell'accordo
it's all part of the deal (part of the price, package)
è incluso
to be in on the deal
partecipare all'affare

2. deal (sale):

deal
vendita f
cash, credit deal
vendita in contanti, a credito
property deal
vendita immobiliare
(traffic) arms deal
traffico di armi

3. deal (special offer, bargain):

for the best deal(s) in or on electrical goods come to…
per le migliori offerte sul materiale elettrico venite da…
I got a good deal on a used Fiat
ho fatto un affarone comprando una Fiat usata

4. deal (treatment):

to get a good, bad deal (from sb)
essere trattato bene, male (da qn)
to give sb a fair deal
trattare qn con onestà
he got a raw or rotten deal
fu trattato in malo modo

5. deal GAMES (in cards):

deal
(il) dare le carte
it's my deal
tocca a me dare le carte, fare il mazzo

III. deal1 <pt/pp dealt> [Brit diːl, Am dil] VB trans

1. deal:

to deal a blow to sb, sth or to deal sb, sth a blow
dare, assestare un colpo a qn, qc (with con)
to deal a blow to sb, sth or to deal sb, sth a blow fig
colpire, sconvolgere, scioccare qn, qc (with con)

2. deal GAMES:

deal, also deal out cards
dare, distribuire
deal, also deal out hand
dare

IV. deal1 <pt/pp dealt> [Brit diːl, Am dil] VB intr

deal COMM, ECON (carry on business) person, firm:
fare affari
deal (operate on stock exchange)
fare operazioni in borsa
to deal in commodity, product, shares
occuparsi di, trattare
we deal in software
trattiamo software
we don't deal in blackmail fig
non accettiamo ricatti

V. deal1 [Brit diːl, Am dil]

big deal! inf, iron
bella roba! bell'affare!
it's no big deal (modestly) inf
non è nulla di eccezionale
if I lose it's no big deal inf
se perdo non è poi così drammatico
to make a big deal out of sth
fare un sacco di storie per qc
what's the deal? inf
come stanno le cose?

deal2 [Brit diːl, Am dil] N (timber)

deal
legno m di abete
deal
abete m
deal
legno m di pino
deal
pino m

I. plain [Brit pleɪn, Am pleɪn] ADJ

1. plain (simple):

plain dress, decor, living, language
semplice
plain food
semplice, non elaborato
plain building, furniture
semplice, sobrio
plain cooking
cucina semplice
she's a good plain cook
la sua cucina è casalinga ma buona
a plain man
un uomo semplice or alla buona

2. plain (of one colour):

plain background, fabric
in tinta unita
plain envelope
bianco
a sheet of plain paper (unheaded)
un foglio di carta non intestata
a sheet of plain paper (unlined)
un foglio di carta senza righe
a plain blue dress
un vestito blu in tinta unita
under plain cover
in busta non intestata

3. plain (unattractive) euph:

plain woman
insignificante
she's rather plain
è bruttina

4. plain (clear):

plain line
netto
plain marking
chiaro
in plain view of sb
proprio davanti a or sotto gli occhi di qn

5. plain (obvious):

plain
chiaro
plain
evidente
it was plain to everyone that he was lying
tutti avevano capito che stava mentendo
it's a plain fact that …
è chiaro che …
it is plain from this report that …
risulta chiaramente da questo rapporto che …
she's jealous, it's plain to see
è gelosa, è evidente
her suffering was plain to see
si vedeva chiaramente che soffriva
to make it plain to sb that …
fare capire chiaramente a qn che …
let me make myself quite plain, I'm not going
voglio essere chiaro, non ci vado
do I make myself plain?
sono stato chiaro?
she made her irritation quite plain
ha mostrato chiaramente la sua irritazione

6. plain (direct):

plain answer, language
franco, schietto
can't you speak in plain English?
puoi parlare in modo comprensibile?
in plain English, this means that …
in parole povere, significa che …
the plain truth of the matter is that …
la verità nuda e cruda è che …

7. plain attrib. (downright):

plain common sense
semplice
plain ignorance, laziness
puro e semplice, completo

8. plain (ordinary):

I knew him when he was plain Mr Spencer
lo conoscevo quando era semplicemente il signor Spencer

9. plain (unflavoured):

plain yoghurt
bianco
plain crisps
non aromatizzato
plain rice
in bianco
plain hamburger
= senza salse, cipolla ecc.

10. plain (in knitting):

plain
diritto

II. plain [Brit pleɪn, Am pleɪn] N

1. plain GEOG:

plain
pianura f
on the plain
in pianura
the (Great) Plains Am
le Grandi Pianure

2. plain (knitting stitch):

plain
(punto) diritto m
a row of plain
un giro a diritto

III. plain [Brit pleɪn, Am pleɪn] ADV

1. plain (completely):

plain stupid, wrong
completamente, del tutto
plain lazy
di una pigrizia assoluta

2. plain (directly):

I can't put it any plainer than that
non posso essere più chiaro di così

IV. plain [Brit pleɪn, Am pleɪn]

to be as plain as day
essere chiaro come la luce del sole
to be plain sailing project, task etc.:
andare liscio come l'olio

in the PONS Dictionary

dealing [ˈdi:·lɪŋ] N

1. dealing COMM:

dealing
commercio m

2. dealing pl FIN:

dealing
transazione f

3. dealing pl (relations):

dealing
rapporti m pl
to have dealings with sb
avere a che fare con qn

4. dealing GAMES:

dealing
il dare le carte m

deal1 [di:l] N (large amount)

deal
quantità f
a great deal
una gran quantità
a great deal of effort
grande sforzo

I. deal2 <dealt, dealt> [di:l] N

1. deal COMM:

deal
affare m
a big deal
un affare importante

2. deal (agreement):

deal
accordo m
to do a deal (with sb)
fare un patto (con qn)

3. deal GAMES:

deal of cards
turno m di dare le carte
it's your deal
tocca a te dare le carte

Phrases:

big deal! iron inf
sai che roba!
it's no big deal! inf
non è niente di eccezionale!

II. deal2 <dealt, dealt> [di:l] VB intr

1. deal (do business):

deal
fare affari
to deal with sb
fare affari con qn
to deal in sth
trattare qc

2. deal GAMES:

deal
dare le carte

3. deal sl (accept situation, cope):

to deal (with sth)
farcela (con qc)

III. deal2 <dealt, dealt> [di:l] VB trans

1. deal GAMES:

deal cards
distribuire

2. deal (give):

deal
dare
to deal sb a blow
assestare un colpo a qn

I. plain [pleɪn] ADJ

1. plain:

plain
semplice
plain (one color)
di un solo colore
plain (without additions)
senza additivi
plain yogurt
yogurt m naturale

2. plain (uncomplicated):

plain
semplice
the plain folks
la gente semplice
plain and simple
puro e semplice

3. plain (clear, obvious):

plain
chiaro
it is plain that …
è chiaro che …
to be plain enough
essere abbastanza chiaro
to make sth plain
mettere in chiaro qc
to make oneself plain (to sb)
spiegarsi (con qu)
to be plain with sb
essere franco con qu
to be as plain as the nose on your face
essere chiaro come la luce del sole

4. plain (mere, pure):

plain
puro, -a
the plain truth
la pura verità

5. plain (not pretty):

plain
non attraente
a plain girl
una ragazza bruttina

II. plain [pleɪn] ADV inf (downright)

plain
semplicemente
plain awful
proprio orribile

III. plain [pleɪn] N

1. plain GEO:

plain
pianura f
the plains pl
le pianure
the great Plains
le Grandi Pianure

2. plain (knitting stitch):

plain
d(i)ritto m
Present
Ideal
youdeal
he/she/itdeals
wedeal
youdeal
theydeal
Past
Idealt
youdealt
he/she/itdealt
wedealt
youdealt
theydealt
Present Perfect
Ihavedealt
youhavedealt
he/she/ithasdealt
wehavedealt
youhavedealt
theyhavedealt
Past Perfect
Ihaddealt
youhaddealt
he/she/ithaddealt
wehaddealt
youhaddealt
theyhaddealt
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From the religious point of the view, the bootleggers have not been cut out of the deal, the government has become the bootlegger.
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Initially it had the powers to deal with nuisances and adjudicate the prosecutions of some minor criminal offences.
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He said uniformed and plain-clothes police are patrolling fire-affected areas and will deal "very harshly" with looters.
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Tom is unable to deal with his wife's illness and implores her to continue treatment.
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