dis in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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dis1 <forma in -ing dissing, pt, pp dissed> [Brit dɪs, Am dɪs] VB trans Am

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See also distance

I.distance [Brit ˈdɪst(ə)ns, Am ˈdɪstəns] N

1. distance:

distance
distanza f also fig (between tra; from da; to a)
a distance of
una distanza di
at a distance of 50 metres
a (una distanza di) 50 metri
at a or some distance from
a una certa distanza da
at, from this distance
a, da questa distanza
at a safe distance
a distanza di sicurezza
at an equal distance
alla stessa distanza
a long, short distance away
lontano, non lontano
to keep sb at a distance
tenere qn a distanza, mantenere le distanze da qn
to keep one's distance
stare alla larga, tenere le distanze (from da)
also fig to go the distance SPORTS
arrivare, reggere fino in fondo also fig
to put some distance between oneself and London, the border
allontanarsi da Londra, dal confine
from a distance
da lontano
in the distance
in lontananza
it's no distance
è vicinissimo, a due passi
it's within walking distance
è a quattro passi da qui, è raggiungibile a piedi
call him, he's within shouting distance
chiamalo, è a portata di voce
“free delivery, distance no object”
“consegna gratuita per tutte le destinazioni”
at a distance it's easy to see that I made mistakes
guardando le cose con distacco è facile vedere che ho commesso degli errori

II.distance [Brit ˈdɪst(ə)ns, Am ˈdɪstəns] VB trans

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dis2, diss [Brit dɪs, Am dɪs] VB trans inf

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lah-di-dah → la-di-da

See also la-di-da

la-di-da [Brit ˌlɑːdɪˈdɑː, Am ˌlɑ di ˈdɑ] ADJ inf, pej

la-di-da [Brit ˌlɑːdɪˈdɑː, Am ˌlɑ di ˈdɑ] ADJ inf, pej

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Tr.
draft = titolo di credito
intestatario (-a)
di conto
piattaforma petrolifera
oil platform Collettivo Nazionale di Lavoro
le Botteghe Oscure
headquarters of the Italian left wing political party the Democratici di Sinistra
popolare
to populate nella speranza di popolare quelle regioni territorio
a portata di mano fig
within one's grasp portata di mano
festival
The first time a music festival was held in the Ligurian port of San Remo was in 1951. Over the course of more than half a century the Festival of Sanremo , which takes place at the end of February, has become essential viewing, followed by up to twenty million television viewers every year. Many of the best-known Italian songs and singers of the past sixty years became known through San Remo, from Domenico Modugno's worldwide hit "Nel blu dipinto di blu" (Volare) to the hits of Eros Ramazzotti.
vino
A glass of wine (vino) is an essential part of the Italian mealtime. Italians are estimated to drink 70 liters per head every year. In the past, due to the competition from other countries and the lack of an official classification system, Italian wine was not drunk much abroad. These days, thanks to the recovery of old grape varieties and a revival of traditional manual harvesting methods, Italy has become a great producer and exporter both of white wines - such as vernaccia di San Gimignano, verduzzo, Sardinian vermentino, and red - barolo , barbera , chianti , nero d'avola , and carignano del sulcis . The law of 1992 introduced a degree of clarity into wine classification, with wines being divided into the following categories: vino da tavola, where no indication of origin is given; IGT or Indicazione Geografica Tipica; DOC, Denominazione d'Origine Controllata; and DOCG, Denominazione d'Origine Controllata e Garantita.
palio
banner = drappo ricamato dato in premio al vincitore di una gara

dis Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

oil platform Collettivo Nazionale di Lavoro
piattaforma petrolifera
A glass of wine (vino) is an essential part of the Italian mealtime. Italians are estimated to drink 70 liters per head every year. In the past, due to the competition from other countries and the lack of an official classification system, Italian wine was not drunk much abroad. These days, thanks to the recovery of old grape varieties and a revival of traditional manual harvesting methods, Italy has become a great producer and exporter both of white wines - such as vernaccia di San Gimignano, verduzzo, Sardinian vermentino, and red - barolo , barbera , chianti , nero d'avola , and carignano del sulcis . The law of 1992 introduced a degree of clarity into wine classification, with wines being divided into the following categories: vino da tavola, where no indication of origin is given; IGT or Indicazione Geografica Tipica; DOC, Denominazione d'Origine Controllata; and DOCG, Denominazione d'Origine Controllata e Garantita.
vino
headquarters of the Italian left wing political party the Democratici di Sinistra
le Botteghe Oscure
within one's grasp portata di mano
a portata di mano fig
to populate nella speranza di popolare quelle regioni territorio
popolare
draft = titolo di credito
Tr.
The first time a music festival was held in the Ligurian port of San Remo was in 1951. Over the course of more than half a century the Festival of Sanremo , which takes place at the end of February, has become essential viewing, followed by up to twenty million television viewers every year. Many of the best-known Italian songs and singers of the past sixty years became known through San Remo, from Domenico Modugno's worldwide hit "Nel blu dipinto di blu" (Volare) to the hits of Eros Ramazzotti.
festival
banner = drappo ricamato dato in premio al vincitore di una gara
palio

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This means that the balance between hoarding and dis-hoarding would be pushed even further below the full-employment level of production.
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The department also suffers from outdated and dis-functional equipment as well a generally apathetic attitude towards proper training.
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The combination is known as "mkos s dis" (poppy seed and walnut).
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There's a school of thought which has it that theatre too often acts as a crammer for the intellectually lazy or the culturally dis-engaged.
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Moving toward the crease is the dis of game-winning goal puck.
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The stadium remained in a state of dis-repair until the 2000s and its capacity was a measly 3,000.
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Chains, fetters, manacles, slave collars are the familiar iconographic markers of slavery with the broken chain being particularly useful for "dis" -enslavement.
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He was widely known and revered in particular for his tireless advocacy of the oppressed and dis-advantaged.
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