(to) inscribe

(to) inscribe
(to) inscribe /ɪnˈskraɪb/
v. t.
1 iscrivere; incidere: The plaque is inscribed with their names, sulla targa sono incisi i loro nomi
2 (fig.) scrivere; incidere (nella memoria, ecc.); scolpire
3 scrivere (una frase, un motto, ecc.)
4 scrivere su (un libro, una fotografia, ecc.); scrivere una dedica su; firmare: to inscribe a book to sb., scrivere su un libro una dedica a q.
5 iscrivere (in un elenco, un registro, ecc.)
6 (geom.) inscrivere
FALSI AMICI: to inscribe non significa iscrivere o iscriversi a una scuola, un partito, ecc. inscribed
a.
1 iscritto; inciso
2 che reca un'iscrizione; che reca una scritta incisa: an inscribed watch, un orologio che reca una frase incisa
3 (di libro, fotografia) con dedica; autografato
4 (geom.) inscritto
5 (fin., ingl.) nominativo: inscribed stock, azioni nominative; titoli nominativi
FALSI AMICI: inscribed non significa iscritto a una scuola, un partito, ecc.

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