♦ housing

♦ housing
♦ housing (1) /ˈhaʊzɪŋ/
n.
1 [u] l'accogliere (o l'essere accolto) in casa
2 [u] edilizia abitativa: council housing (o public housing) edilizia popolare (in GB)
3 alloggio; casa; sistemazione in alloggi: the housing problem, il problema della casa
4 ricovero; rifugio; riparo
5 (mecc.) custodia; sede
6 (autom.) scatola (dello sterzo)
7 (naut.) parte sottocoperta
8 (tecn.) astuccio; contenitore; alloggiamento; sede (per un frigorifero, ecc.); carcassa; gabbia; incastellatura: plastic housing, astuccio di plastica
9 (comput.) housing (gestione di un server di un cliente presso i locali di un provider)
● housing association, cooperativa edilizia □ (in GB) housing benefit, assegno integrativo per inquilini non abbienti; sussidio per la casa □ (econ.) housing boom, boom edilizio □ (econ.) housing bubble, bolla immobiliare (nel mercato residenziale) □ housing developer, urbanizzatore □ housing development = housing estate ► sotto □ (archit.) housing estate, complesso urbano residenziale □ housing improvement grants, contributi (statali) per la ristrutturazione di case (in GB) □ housing list, lista d'attesa per l'assegnazione di case popolari □ the housing market, il mercato degli immobili residenziali □ (USA) housing project = housing scheme ► sotto □ housing scheme, (quartiere di) case popolari □ (econ.) the housing shortage (o squeeze), la crisi degli alloggi □ the housing situation, la situazione abitativa □ housing trust, società pubblica per il finanziamento dell'edilizia popolare □ housing unit, unità abitativa.
housing (2) /ˈhaʊzɪŋ/
n.
1 gualdrappa; groppiera
2 (pl.) finimenti.

English-Italian dictionary. 2013.

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