sitting target u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

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sitting target [ˌsɪtɪŋˈtɑːɡɪt] N

sitting target

bersaglio m facile also fig

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bersaglio fisso

sitting target

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I.sitting [Brit ˈsɪtɪŋ, Am ˈsɪdɪŋ] N

1. sitting (session):

sitting ADMIN, ART, PHOTO

seduta f

an all-night sitting ADMIN

una seduta di un'intera notte

I read it at one sitting

l'ho letto tutto d'un colpo

2. sitting (period in which food is served):

sitting

servizio m (del pasto)

3. sitting (incubation period):

sitting

cova f

II.sittings N

sittings npl Brit LAW:

sittings

= le quattro sessioni dell'anno giudiziario

III.sitting [Brit ˈsɪtɪŋ, Am ˈsɪdɪŋ] ADJ

1. sitting (seated):

to be in a sitting position

essere seduto

2. sitting AGR:

sitting hen

chioccia

I.sit [Brit sɪt, Am sɪt] N

1. sit (period of sitting):

sit

seduta f

sit

attesa f

2. sit (of clothing):

sit

modo m di cadere

II.sit <forma in -ing sitting, pt/pp sat> [Brit sɪt, Am sɪt] VB trans

1. sit (put):

to sit sb in, on, near sth

sedere or mettere a sedere qn in, su, vicino a qc

to sit sth in, on, near sth

mettere qc in, su, vicino a qc

2. sit Brit candidate:

sit SCHOOL, UNIV exam

sostenere, dare

III.sit <forma in -ing sitting, pt/pp sat> [Brit sɪt, Am sɪt] VB intr

1. sit (take a seat):

sit

sedersi (at a; in in; on su)

to sit on the floor

sedersi per terra

2. sit (be seated):

sit person, animal:

essere seduto (around attorno a; at a; in in; on su)

sit bird:

essere appollaiato (on su)

to be sitting reading, knitting

essere seduto a leggere, a lavorare a maglia

I like to sit and read, watch TV

mi piace stare seduto a leggere, guardare la tivù

to sit over sth accounts, books

essere chino su

to sit for two hours

rimanere seduto per due ore

to sit quietly, comfortably

stare tranquillamente, comodamente seduto

to sit still

stare fermo e composto

to sit at home

rimanere a casa

don't just sit there!

non rimanere lì con le mani in mano!

3. sit (meet):

sit committee, court:

riunirsi

4. sit (hold office):

to sit for MP: constituency

rappresentare

to sit as judge, magistrate

essere

to sit on committee, jury

fare parte di

5. sit (fit):

to sit well, badly (on sb) suit, jacket:

cadere bene, male (addosso a qn)

the jacket sits well across the shoulders

la giacca cade bene sulle spalle

success, power sits lightly on her fig

il successo, il potere non le pesa

6. sit (remain untouched):

the books were still sitting on the desk

i libri erano ancora posati sul banco

the keys were still sitting on the table

le chiavi erano ancora posate sul tavolo

the car is sitting rusting in the garage

la macchina rimane ad arrugginire nel garage

7. sit Brit LAW:

to sit for the Bar

dare un esame per esercitare l'avvocatura

8. sit ZOOL:

to sit on bird: eggs

covare

I.target [Brit ˈtɑːɡɪt, Am ˈtɑrɡət] N

1. target (in archery, shooting practice):

target

bersaglio m

2. target MIL (of bomb, missile):

target

obiettivo m

to be a soft target

essere un bersaglio facile

to be right on target

centrare il bersaglio

3. target (goal, objective):

target

obiettivo m

target

scopo m

production target

obiettivo di produzione

to meet one's target

avere il risultato sperato

to be on target

raggiungere il proprio scopo

the figures are way off or below target

le cifre sono al di sotto delle aspettative

the figures are way off or below target before n date, figure

previsto

the figures are way off or below target audience, group

di riferimento

4. target (butt):

target

bersaglio m

to be the target of abuse, ridicule

essere bersaglio di

an easy or soft target

un facile bersaglio

to be right on target jibe, criticism:

colpire nel segno

II.target [Brit ˈtɑːɡɪt, Am ˈtɑrɡət] VB trans

1. target MIL:

target (aim) weapon, missile

puntare (at, on verso, su)

target (choose as objective) city, site, factory

prendere come bersaglio, mirare a

2. target (in marketing) fig:

target group, sector

individuare

to be targeted at product, publication: group

essere diretto, mirato a

sitting target u rečniku PONS

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I.sit <sat, sat> [sɪt] VB intr

1. sit:

sit

sedere

sit (be in seated position)

essere seduto, -a

sit! (to dog)

cuccia!

2. sit ART:

sit

posare

to sit for one's portrait

posare per un ritratto

3. sit inf (babysit):

to sit for sb

fare la baby-sitter da qu

4. sit:

sit (perch)

posarsi

sit (incubate eggs)

covare

5. sit:

sit (be placed)

essere

sit (be placed)

stare

sit (rest unmoved)

stare fermo

to sit on the shelf

essere sul ripiano

6. sit (be in session):

sit

riunirsi

7. sit POL (be in office):

to sit in Congress

sedere in Congresso

8. sit (fit):

to sit well/badly

cadere bene/male

9. sit (be agreeable):

the idea doesn't sit well with any of them

l'idea non va a genio a nessuno di loro

Phrases:

to be sitting pretty

esser messo bene

to sit tight (not move)

non muoversi

to sit tight (not change opinion)

tenere duro

II.sit <sat, sat> [sɪt] VB trans

sit

mettere a sedere

sitting N (session)

sitting

seduta f

sitting for meal

ciascuno degli orari in cui è ripartito il servizio di un pasto in un albergo quando non c'è posto per tutti i commensali

I.target [ˈtɑ:r·gɪt] N

1. target (mark aimed at):

target

bersaglio m

to hit the target

colpire il bersaglio

2. target ECON:

target

obiettivo m

to be on target

essere in linea con gli obiettivi

II.target [ˈtɑ:r·gɪt] VB trans

target

mirare a

to target sth on sth missile

puntare qc su qc

to target sth on sth campaign

rivolgere qc a qc

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

engleski

He said his store is a sitting target for criminals.

pix11.com

People go in there all the time, it's a sitting target.

www.derbytelegraph.co.uk

And if you have a full tank then you're a sitting target overnight for thieves.

www.hgvireland.com

That doesn't mean attempting to hook bouncers into the top tier, but looking to be proactive rather than remain a sitting target.

www.telegraph.co.uk