private bill in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for private bill in the English»Italian Dictionary

private bill [Brit prʌɪvətˈbɪl] N

private bill

= progetto di legge che riguarda un singolo individuo o un singolo ente

private member's bill [Brit prʌɪvətˈmɛmbəzbɪl] N (in GB)

private member's bill POL, LAW

= proposta di legge avanzata da un private member

Translations for private bill in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.bill¹ [Brit bɪl, Am bɪl] N

1. bill COMM:

bill (for payment)

conto m

bill (for electricity etc.)

bolletta f

electricity, gas, telephone bill

bolletta della luce, del gas, del telefono

he gave me a bill for £10

mi ha fatto un conto di 10 sterline

he gave me a bill for repairing the car

mi ha fatto il conto della riparazione dell'auto

he gave me a bill for the work, the damage

mi ha fatto il conto del lavoro, dei danni

to pay, settle a bill

pagare, regolare un conto

to make out a bill

fare un conto

put it on the bill, please

lo metta sul conto, per favore

2. bill (law):

LAW, POL bill, also Bill

disegno m di legge

Education, Employment Bill

disegno di legge per l'istruzione, l'impiego

to pass, defeat a bill

approvare, bocciare un progetto di legge

3. bill (poster):

bill

affisso m

bill

cartellone m

bill

manifesto m

to be on the bill

essere sul manifesto

to be top of the bill, to top the bill

comparire in testa al cartellone

“stick no bills”

“divieto di affissione”

4. bill Am (banknote):

bill

banconota f

bill

biglietto m

ten dollar bill

biglietto da dieci dollari

5. bill ECON (promise to pay):

bill

cambiale f

II.bill¹ [Brit bɪl, Am bɪl] VB trans

1. bill (send demand for payment):

bill person, company

mandare il conto a, fatturare a

to bill sb for sth

mandare il conto di qc a qn

to bill sb for doing

fare una fattura a qn per avere fatto

he billed me for repairing the car

mi ha fatto il conto per la riparazione dell'auto

2. bill THEAT (advertise):

to be billed as… event, entertainment, meeting:

essere annunciato come…

the show was billed as a musical comedy

la locandina annunciava una commedia musicale

he is billed to appear at the Odeon, in “Hamlet”, as Hamlet

è annunciato in cartellone all'Odeon, nell'“Amleto”, nel ruolo di Amleto

III.bill¹ [Brit bɪl, Am bɪl]

to fit or fill the bill

essere adatto (a un incarico)

to give sb a clean bill of health

dichiarare qn guarito

to give sth a clean bill of health fig organization

certificare lo stato di buona salute di qc

I.bill² [Brit bɪl, Am bɪl] N

1. bill ZOOL (beak):

bill

becco m

2. bill GEOG (promontory):

bill

promontorio m

bill

punta f

II.bill² [Brit bɪl, Am bɪl] VB intr

bill birds:

bill

becchettarsi

III.bill² [Brit bɪl, Am bɪl]

to bill and coo fig

tubare

Bill [Brit bɪl, Am bɪl]

Bill

diminutivo di William

bill³ [Brit bɪl, Am bɪl] N

1. bill:

bill

alabarda f

2. bill (bill hook):

bill

roncola f

I.private [Brit ˈprʌɪvət, Am ˈpraɪvɪt] ADJ

1. private (not for general public):

private property, land, beach, chapel, jet, vehicle, line, collection, party, viewing

privato

room with private bath

camera con bagno

the funeral, the wedding will be private

il funerale, il matrimonio sarà celebrato in forma privata

2. private (personal, not associated with company):

private letter, phone call, use of car, income, means

personale

private life

privato

private sale

a privati

a person of private means

una persona con delle rendite personali

she is making a private visit

è in visita privata

to act in a private capacity or as a private person

agire a titolo personale

the private citizen

il privato cittadino

3. private (not public, not state-run):

private sector, healthcare, education, school, hospital, housing, landlord, firm

privato

private accommodation

presso privati

private industry

l'industria privata

private lessons

lezioni private

4. private (not to be openly revealed):

private conversation, talk, meeting, matter

riservato

private reason, opinion, thought

personale

to come to a private understanding

accordarsi in via amichevole

to keep sth private

mantenere il riserbo su qc

it's our private joke

è una battuta fra noi

5. private (undisturbed):

private place, room, corner

tranquillo

let's go inside where we can be private

andiamo in casa dove possiamo stare tranquilli

6. private (secretive):

private person

riservato

II.private [Brit ˈprʌɪvət, Am ˈpraɪvɪt] N

1. private:

private

soldato m semplice

Private Taylor

soldato Taylor

2. private:

in private

in privato

III.privates N

privates npl inf:

privates

parti f intime

IV.private [Brit ˈprʌɪvət, Am ˈpraɪvɪt]

to go private ECON

privatizzarsi

to go private MED

farsi curare privatamente

private bill in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for private bill in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.bill¹ [bɪl] N

1. bill (invoice):

bill

fattura f

phone bill

bolletta f del teléfono

to foot the bill

pagare il conto

the bill, please

il conto, per favore

2. bill (bank note):

bill

banconota m

3. bill POL, LAW:

bill

disegno m di legge

to pass a bill

approvare un disegno di legge

4. bill (poster):

bill

cartellone m

Phrases:

to give sth/sb a clean bill of health

approvare qc/qn

to fit the bill

rispondere ai requisiti

II.bill¹ [bɪl] VB trans

to bill sb

presentare il conto a qu

to bill sb for sth

fatturare qc a qu

I.bill² [bɪl] N

bill of a bird:

bill

becco m

II.bill² [bɪl] VB intr

to bill and coo inf

tubare

I.private [ˈpraɪ·vət] ADJ

1. private (not public):

private

privato, -a

2. private (confidential):

private

riservato, -a

sb's private opinion

l'opinione personale di qu

he's a very private person

è una persona molto riservata

3. private (intimate):

private

intimo, -a

private parts

parti f pl intime

II.private [ˈpraɪ·vət] N

1. private pl inf (genitals):

private

parti f pl intime

2. private MIL:

private

soldato m semplice

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He drew the government's attention to the long hours worked by domestic servants, and introduced a private bill limiting the working day to eight hours.

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