MASS CONSUMPTION - Αγγλικά-Ιταλικά μετάφραση

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mass consumption [ˌmæskənˈsʌmpʃn] ΟΥΣ

mass consumption

consumo αρσ di massa

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consumo di massa

mass consumption

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consumption [βρετ kənˈsʌm(p)ʃ(ə)n, αμερικ kənˈsəm(p)ʃ(ə)n] ΟΥΣ

1. consumption (of food, alcohol, fuel, goods):

consumption

consumo αρσ

electricity consumption, consumption of electricity

consumo di elettricità

unfit for human consumption

non commestibile

2. consumption αρχαϊκ ΙΑΤΡ (tuberculosis):

consumption

consunzione θηλ

I. mass [βρετ mas, αμερικ mæs] ΟΥΣ

1. mass:

mass (voluminous body)

massa θηλ (of di)

mass (cluster)

massa θηλ

mass (cluster)

ammasso αρσ (of di)

a mass of trees

un gruppo di alberi

a mass of particles

un ammasso di particelle

the tree was just a mass of flowers

l'albero era tutto coperto di fiori

2. mass (large amount):

mass (of people)

massa θηλ

mass (of people)

folla θηλ (of di)

mass (of evidence, legislation, details)

gran quantità θηλ (of di)

3. mass:

mass ΦΥΣ, ΤΈΧΝΗ

massa θηλ

II. masses ΟΥΣ npl

1. masses (the people):

the masses

la folla

the masses (working class)

le masse

the labouring masses

le masse operaie

2. masses βρετ (lots) οικ:

to have masses of work, friends

avere un sacco di lavoro, di amici

there were masses of people

c'era una grande folla

there was masses of food

c'erano un sacco di cose da mangiare

to have masses of time

avere un sacco di tempo

III. mass [βρετ mas, αμερικ mæs] ΕΠΊΘ before ουσ

1. mass (large scale):

mass audience, exodus, protest, unemployment

di massa

mass destruction

totale

mass meeting

raduno popolare

2. mass (of the people):

mass communications, culture, demonstration, movement, tourism

di massa

mass consciousness, hysteria

collettivo

to have mass appeal

avere successo di pubblico

3. mass (simultaneous):

mass sackings, desertions

in massa

IV. mass [βρετ mas, αμερικ mæs] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

mass troops:

ammassarsi

mass bees:

radunarsi

mass clouds:

addensarsi

Mass [βρετ mas, αμερικ mæs] ΟΥΣ ΘΡΗΣΚ

Mass

messa θηλ

to celebrate, say Mass

celebrare, dire la messa

to attend or go to Mass

andare a messa

στο λεξικό PONS

consumption [kən·ˈsʌmp·ʃən] ΟΥΣ

1. consumption (using up):

consumption

consumo αρσ

energy consumption

consumo αρσ di energia

2. consumption (eating, drinking):

consumption

consumo αρσ

unfit for human consumption

inadatto al consumo umano

3. consumption μτφ (use):

for internal consumption

ad uso interno

4. consumption ΙΣΤΟΡΊΑ, ΙΑΤΡ:

consumption

tisi θηλ

Mass. ΟΥΣ

Mass. συντομογραφία: Massachusetts

Mass.

Massachusetts αρσ

I. mass [mæs] ΟΥΣ

1. mass a. ΦΥΣ:

mass

massa θηλ

2. mass (formless substance):

mass

massa θηλ

3. mass (large quantity):

mass

massa θηλ

to be a mass of contradictions

essere pieno di contraddizioni

the mass of the people

la folla

the mass of the population

la maggior parte della popolazione

II. mass [mæs] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ (gather)

mass

ammassarsi

III. mass [mæs] ΕΠΊΘ

mass

di massa

Mass [mæs] ΟΥΣ

Mass

messa θηλ

to attend Mass

andare a messa

to celebrate a Mass

celebrare una messa

Present

I	mass
you	mass
he/she/it	masses
we	mass
you	mass
they	mass

Past

I	massed
you	massed
he/she/it	massed
we	massed
you	massed
they	massed

Present Perfect

I	have	massed
you	have	massed
he/she/it	has	massed
we	have	massed
you	have	massed
they	have	massed

Past Perfect

I	had	massed
you	had	massed
he/she/it	had	massed
we	had	massed
you	had	massed
they	had	massed

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Only the agricultural and rural masses with their need for coarse cloth sustained the low quality home industry.

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The next day masses are interchangeable according to scripture, allowing for flexibility in choosing the religious services by individual parishioners.

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The WTO has divided the masses of emigrating workers as some promote fair working conditions and strong labor rights.

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The masses ate him up with a spoon, while highbrow literary critics roasted him on a spit.

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His bequest allowed him a requiem mass, a daily mass and three votive masses a week.

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