station **** sta·tion

station **** sta·tion
['steɪʃ(ə)n]
1. n
1) (gen) Rail stazione f , (also: fire station) caserma (dei pompieri), (also: police station) commissariato (di Pubblica Sicurezza), questura, caserma (dei Carabinieri), (esp Mil: post) base f

action stations — posti mpl di combattimento

2) (Radio) stazione f
3) (social position) condizione f sociale, rango

to have ideas above one's station — montarsi la testa

2. vt
(Mil: troops, sentry) stanziare, fig piazzare

to be stationed in Mil — essere di stanza in

to station o.s. by the door — piazzarsi sulla porta

3. adj
(Rail: staff, bookstall) della stazione

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