exclusive

exclusive
[ɪk'skluːsɪv] 1.
aggettivo
1) [club, school] esclusivo; [hotel, district] esclusivo, di lusso
2) giorn. telev. rad. [report] esclusivo

an exclusive interview with sb. — un'intervista (in) esclusiva con qcn

3) comm. [rights] esclusivo

exclusive to Harrods — un'esclusiva di Harrods

4)

to be mutually exclusive — essere incompatibili

exclusive of meals — esclusi i pasti

2.
nome giorn. telev. rad. esclusiva f.
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[ik'sklu:siv]
adjective
1) (tending to exclude.) esclusivo
2) ((of a group etc) not easily or readily mixing with others or allowing others in: a very exclusive club.) esclusivo
3) (given to only one individual or group etc: The story is exclusive to this newspaper.) in esclusiva
4) (fashionable and expensive: exclusive shops/restaurants.) esclusivo
•
- exclusiveness
- exclusive of
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exclusive /ɪkˈsklu:sɪv/
A a.
1 esclusivo; in esclusiva: (leg.) an exclusive right, un diritto esclusivo; un'esclusiva; an exclusive interview, un'intervista in esclusiva
2 esclusivo; unico; solo: for my exclusive use, per mio uso esclusivo; exclusive to, limitato a; esclusivamente di: This problem is not exclusive to our region, questo problema non è limitato alla nostra regione
3 esclusivo; di (gran) classe; di prima qualità; di lusso: the most exclusive London clubs, i circoli più esclusivi di Londra; an exclusive hotel, un albergo di lusso
4 – exclusive of, che non include: Prices are exclusive of VAT, i prezzi non includono l'IVA; i prezzi sono IVA esclusa
B n.
(giorn., TV) esclusiva
● (comm.) exclusive agency, rappresentanza esclusiva □ exclusive agent, agente (o rappresentante) esclusivo; esclusivista □ (comm.) exclusive distributor, concessionario □ (leg., comm.) exclusive selling rights, esclusiva di vendita □ mutually exclusive, che si escludono a vicenda; incompatibili
exclusively avv. exclusiveness n. [u].
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[ɪk'skluːsɪv] 1.
aggettivo
1) [club, school] esclusivo; [hotel, district] esclusivo, di lusso
2) giorn. telev. rad. [report] esclusivo

an exclusive interview with sb. — un'intervista (in) esclusiva con qcn

3) comm. [rights] esclusivo

exclusive to Harrods — un'esclusiva di Harrods

4)

to be mutually exclusive — essere incompatibili

exclusive of meals — esclusi i pasti

2.
nome giorn. telev. rad. esclusiva f.

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