stop-go in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for stop-go in the English»Italian Dictionary

stop-go [Brit, Am ˌstɑpˈɡoʊ] ADJ ECON

stop-go policy

stop and go, di incentivi e disincentivi

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Runs on the pound triggered a long series of economically and politically disruptive stop-go policies (deflation followed by reflation).

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Speed restrictions, lane closures and stop-go traffic management will be in place at times.

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The average covered distance is less than 35 kilometres per day and the average speed in urban stop-go traffic is well below 50 km/h.

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In the beginning, traffic signals were individual stop-go beacons -- isolated islands in the stream.

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The petrol car also comes with a relatively heavy clutch, which can get irritating when stuck in stop-go traffic.

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Prior to the early 1990s when pit lane speed limits became standard in motorsport, the stop-go penalty was used more often.

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All manual models come with stop-go technology to switch off the engine when idling at traffic lights.

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The stop-go man was replaced by a stop-go light some time ago.

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I have contacted the gardai about this and suggested a stop-go might work.

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The stop-go system will be in place from 09:00 to 16:00.

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