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I.respite [Brit ˈrɛspʌɪt, ˈrɛspɪt, Am ˈrɛspət, riˈspaɪt] N

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1. respite (relief):

respite form

sollievo m (from da)

a brief respite

una breve pausa

2. respite (delay):

respite COMM, LAW

respite COMM, LAW

a week's respite

una proroga di una settimana

to grant a respite for payment

concedere una dilazione di pagamento

II.respite [Brit ˈrɛspʌɪt, ˈrɛspɪt, Am ˈrɛspət, riˈspaɪt] VB trans

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1. respite (give relief):

respite

dare respiro, dare tregua a

2. respite:

respite COMM, LAW payment, debt

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temporary arrangement, solution, accommodation, respite

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dilazione (di pagamento)

respite

concedere una dilazione di tre giorni

to give or grant three days' respite or grace

dilazionare debito

to respite

dilazionare debito

to respite

proroga (di termine di consegna, prestito, contratto)

respite

concedere una proroga a qn

to grant a respite to sb

hai una settimana di proroga per fare

you have one week's grace or respite to do

respite

tregua fig

respite

dopo qualche giorno di tregua

after a few days' respite

lavorare senza tregua

to work ceaselessly or without respite

non dare tregua a dolore:

to give [sb] no respite

schiarita fig

respite

respiro fig

respite

avere ancora tre giorni di respiro

to still have three days' peace or respite

non dare sosta

to give no rest or respite

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respite [ˈre·spɪt] N

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1. respite (pause):

respite

2. respite (delay):

respite

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However, the emir had won only a temporary respite. en.wikipedia.org

Oasis towns became respite stops for traveling merchant traders. en.wikipedia.org

The physical, emotional and financial consequences for the family caregiver can be overwhelming without some support, such as respite. en.wikipedia.org

There is a provision within the scheme for a respite facility, located independently from the main building. en.wikipedia.org

The park was designed for passive and unstructured use, and as a respite from the activities of busy urban life. en.wikipedia.org

After the second theme provides a brief respite in the relative major, the music becomes turbulent as it transitions again. en.wikipedia.org

After his term of office, he engaged in agricultural activities, but this was a brief respite from politics. en.wikipedia.org

The square provides a respite from surrounding urban activity and is distinguished by its large specimen trees. en.wikipedia.org

After a 90-minute respite, they suffered harassment from a different quarter. en.wikipedia.org

Nevertheless, some respite was offered by the cup competitions. en.wikipedia.org

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