fared nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di fared nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.fare [ingl brit fɛː, ingl am fɛr] SOST

1. fare (cost of travelling):

fare (on bus, underground, train, plane)

(prezzo del) biglietto m

air, train, bus fare

prezzo del biglietto aereo, del treno, dell'autobus

taxi fare

prezzo della corsa

child, adult fare

biglietto per bambini, per adulti

half, full fare

tariffa ridotta, intera

return fare

prezzo del biglietto di andata e ritorno

fares are going up

le tariffe sono in aumento

the fare to Piccadilly (on the underground) is 80p

il biglietto (della metropolitana) per Piccadilly costa 80 pence

he paid my (air) fare to Tokyo

mi ha pagato il biglietto (aereo) per Tokyo

how much is the fare to London by train?

quanto costa un biglietto (del treno) per Londra?

I haven't got the fare for the bus

non ho il biglietto per l'autobus

“please have the correct fare ready”

“preparare denaro contato, per favore”

2. fare (taxi passenger):

fare

cliente mf di un taxi

3. fare (food):

fare arc

cibo m

fare arc

vitto m

plain fare

cibo semplice

hospital fare

regime alimentare ospedaliero or dieta da ospedale

prison fare

vitto da carcerati

bill of fare

lista delle vivande, menù

II.fare [ingl brit fɛː, ingl am fɛr] VB vb intr

1. fare (get on):

how did you fare?

come vi è andata, come ve la siete passata?

we fared badly, well

ce la siamo passata male, bene

the team fared well in the final

la squadra è andata bene nella finale

2. fare (progress):

fare economy, industry, political party:

andare

the company is faring well despite the recession

l'azienda sta andando bene nonostante la recessione

half fare [ˌhɑːfˈfeə(r), ˌhæf-] SOST

half fare

tariffa f ridotta

to travel (at or for) half fare

viaggiare a tariffa ridotta

excess fare [ɪkˌsesˈfeə(r)] SOST

excess fare

supplemento m

taxi fare [ˈtæksɪfeə(r)] SOST

taxi fare

prezzo m di una corsa in taxi

bus fare [ˈbʌsfeə(r)] SOST

bus fare

(prezzo del) biglietto m dell'autobus

fare stage [ˈfeəˌsteɪdʒ] SOST (section of journey)

fare stage

tratta f

return fare [rɪˈtɜːnˌfeə(r)] SOST

return fare

prezzo m di un biglietto (di) andata e ritorno

fare dodger [ˈfeərˌdɒdʒə(r)] SOST

fare dodger

chi viaggia senza biglietto, portoghese mf

fare-paying passenger [ingl brit ˈfɛːˌpeɪɪŋ ˌpasɪndʒə] SOST

fare-paying passenger

passeggero m munito di biglietto / passeggera f munito di biglietto

bill of fare [ingl brit, ingl am ˌbɪl əv ˈfɛr] SOST

bill of fare

menu m

fared nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di fared nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.fare [fer] SOST

1. fare for journey:

fare

tariffa f per viaggio

one way/round trip fare

costo del biglietto di sola andata/andata e ritorno

2. fare (taxi passenger):

fare

passeggero(-a) m (f) di taxi

3. fare GASTR:

fare

cibo m

simple home-style fare

cucina f casalinga

II.fare [fer] VB vb intr

to fare badly/well

andare male/bene

how did you fare at the interview?

come te la sei cavata al colloquio?

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off-peak fare, rate

fuori dalle ore di punta

Traduzioni di fared nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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biglietto intero

full fare ticket

treno

There are various types of trains in Italy. Local train services are provided either by Locali , which stop at almost every station, Interregionali , which link places in different regions, often tourist centers - these may run only on weekends or at certain times of the year - or Diretti , which travel both within and between regions and are generally faster than Locali . Express trains can be either Intercity , linking almost all Italian cities, or Eurostar , which serve only the most important cities. Travel on both these types of trains is subject to payment of a supplemental fare.

fared Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

one way/round trip fare

costo del biglietto di sola andata/andata e ritorno

simple home-style fare

cucina f casalinga

to fare badly/well

andare male/bene

how did you fare at the interview?

come te la sei cavata al colloquio?

There are various types of trains in Italy. Local train services are provided either by Locali , which stop at almost every station, Interregionali , which link places in different regions, often tourist centers - these may run only on weekends or at certain times of the year - or Diretti , which travel both within and between regions and are generally faster than Locali . Express trains can be either Intercity , linking almost all Italian cities, or Eurostar , which serve only the most important cities. Travel on both these types of trains is subject to payment of a supplemental fare.

treno

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The team fared fairly well against the competition that season and managed to finish with a 5-6 record.

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When the parties believe that they understand how their evidence fared in the minds of the jury, they meet and once more attempt to hammer out their differences.

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The other three groups, including the six sappers who had landed two miles from the objective, fared little better.

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Hearings targeted violent comic books, which fared poorly in the proceedings.

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Though, current account has fared better, but little support from financial account has kept country's forex level under pressure.

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Although viewers initially tuned in, the series fared poorly with critics.

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Target participants wearing sweatpants and sandals, by contrast, fared much more poorly, gaining just $680,000 over the asset's fair value.

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Though severely frostbitten, they certainly fared better than the five people who had perished in previous attempts.

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The lesser-known regents of later years even fared worse.

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The ship may not have lasted long in its commercial use, but the shipyard and site where it was launched have fared better.

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