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Forces
contratti

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

I. contract N [Brit ˈkɒntrakt, Am ˈkɑntrækt]

1. contract (agreement):

contract ADMIN, LAW
contratto m (for per; with con)

2. contract COMM (tender):

to put work out to contract before n labour, worker

3. contract (for assassination) inf:

4. contract GAMES (in bridge):

II. contract VB trans [Brit kənˈtrakt, Am kənˈtrækt]

1. contract MED (develop):

contract virus, disease
contrarre (from da)

2. contract LAW (arrange):

contract marriage, alliance, debt, duty, loan

3. contract COMM, LAW:

4. contract (tighten):

contract muscles

III. contract VB intr [Brit kənˈtrakt, Am kənˈtrækt]

1. contract COMM, LAW (undertake):

2. contract (shrink):

contract wood, metal:
contract power, influence, support, funds:
contract market:

3. contract:

contract MED, PHYSIOL

casual contract [ˌkæʒʊəlˈkɒntrækt] N

contract cleaners [ˈkɒntræktˌkliːnəz] N npl

employment contract [ɪmˈplɔɪməntˌkɒntrækt] N

non-contract [Brit nɒnˈkɒntrakt] ADJ

service contract [Am ˈsərvəs kənˈtrækt, ˈkɑntrækt] N COMM

contract killer [ˌkɒntræktˈkɪlə(r)] N

contract agreement [ˈkɒntræktəˌɡriːmənt] N

marriage contract [ˈmærɪdʒˌkɒntrækt] N

contract into VB Brit (contract into [sth])

contract into group, scheme:

in the PONS Dictionary

English
English
Italian
Italian

I. contract1 [kən·ˈtrækt] VB intr

II. contract1 [kən·ˈtrækt] VB trans

I. contract2 [ˈkɑ:n·trækt] N

II. contract2 [ˈkɑ:n·trækt] VB intr

III. contract2 [ˈkɑ:n·trækt] VB trans

contract out VB trans

open-ended contract
Italian
Italian
English
English
Present
Icontract
youcontract
he/she/itcontracts
wecontract
youcontract
theycontract
Past
Icontracted
youcontracted
he/she/itcontracted
wecontracted
youcontracted
theycontracted
Present Perfect
Ihavecontracted
youhavecontracted
he/she/ithascontracted
wehavecontracted
youhavecontracted
theyhavecontracted
Past Perfect
Ihadcontracted
youhadcontracted
he/she/ithadcontracted
wehadcontracted
youhadcontracted
theyhadcontracted

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Fortunately, collective contracts were able to ensure long term employment and large scale welfare including paid vacations and numerous other fringe benefits workers hadn't previously enjoyed.
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While near-term contracts continue to slide on ample supply, long-dated ones remain elevated.
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Other major contracts have been awarded to reputed domestic and international companies.
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Contracts were for a specified time or on an open-ended monthly hire basis.
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He learned the building trade as a journeyman carpenter, eventually creating a large building business of his own, and winning government contracts.
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