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schema
I. scheme [Brit skiːm, Am skim] N
1. scheme (systematic plan):
scheme
scheme
progetto m (to do per fare)
a scheme for sth, for doing
2. scheme Brit ADMIN (system):
scheme
scheme
discount scheme
insurance scheme
road scheme
3. scheme (impractical idea):
scheme pej
scheme pej
to think or dream up a scheme
I think that's a bad scheme
4. scheme (plot):
scheme
scheme
complotto m (to do per fare)
5. scheme (design, plan):
scheme (for house, garden etc.)
scheme (for house, garden etc.)
6. scheme Scot (council estate):
scheme
II. scheme [Brit skiːm, Am skim] VB intr pej
scheme
complottare, tramare (to do per fare; against sb contro qn)
III. scheme [Brit skiːm, Am skim]
in my, his scheme of things
rhyme scheme [Am ˈraɪm ˌskim] N
rhyme scheme
incentive scheme [ɪnˈsentɪvˌskiːm] N
incentive scheme
council scheme [ˈkaʊnsl skiːm] Scot
council scheme → council estate
council estate [Brit] N
colour scheme [Brit, Am] N
colour scheme
reading scheme [ˈriːdɪŋskiːm] N (in GB)
reading scheme SCHOOL
Ponzi scheme [Brit ˈpɒnzi, Am ˈpɑnzi ˌskim] N
Ponzi scheme
pension scheme [ˈpenʃnˌskiːm] N
pension scheme → pension plan
pension plan [ˈpenʃnˌplæn] N
support scheme [səˈpɔːtskiːm] N Brit
support scheme
marking scheme [ˈmɑːkɪŋˌskiːm] N Brit
marking scheme SCHOOL, UNIV
English
English
Italian
Italian
I. scheme [ski:m] N
1. scheme (structure):
scheme
2. scheme (plot):
scheme
II. scheme [ski:m] VB intr pej
scheme
to scheme to do sth
color scheme N
color scheme
impractical scheme, idea, plan
impracticable scheme, idea, plan
devise a scheme
well-knit fig scheme, idea
Italian
Italian
English
English
Present
Ischeme
youscheme
he/she/itschemes
wescheme
youscheme
theyscheme
Past
Ischemed
youschemed
he/she/itschemed
weschemed
youschemed
theyschemed
Present Perfect
Ihaveschemed
youhaveschemed
he/she/ithasschemed
wehaveschemed
youhaveschemed
theyhaveschemed
Past Perfect
Ihadschemed
youhadschemed
he/she/ithadschemed
wehadschemed
youhadschemed
theyhadschemed
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The project was abandoned before its end when it became obvious that bringing more ships to the city would be impractical.
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Once people began to live together in large numbers, around five thousand years ago, such methods began to become impractical.
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His own house and the other houses built under his direction were unorthodox and often impractical in design.
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This mode of transport was common where sailing was impractical due to tunnels and bridges, unfavourable winds, or the narrowness of the channel.
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Prior to the introduction of steamboats, transit upstream was impractical because of strong currents on parts of these waterways.
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