remit

remit
I ['riːmɪt]
nome competenze f.pl., compito m.

it's outside my remit — è fuori dalla mia giurisdizione

II [rɪ'mɪt]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. -tt-)
1) (send back) rinviare, rimettere [case]
2) (reduce) ridurre, condonare [penalty]
3) (send) rimettere, inviare [money]
4) (postpone) rimettere, dilazionare [payment]
5) relig. rimettere, perdonare [sin]
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[rə'mit]
past tense, past participle - remitted; verb
(to send (money) usually in payment for something.) rimettere, spedire
- remittance
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remit /ˈrɪ:mɪt, USA rɪˈmɪt/
n.
1 ambito di competenza: within the remit of, nell'ambito delle competenze di; This does not fall within (o falls outside) the remit of the Committee, questo non è di competenza del comitato
2 questione da considerare.
(to) remit /rɪˈmɪt/
A v. t.
1 rimettere; inviare: (comm.) to remit money [cheques], rimettere (o spedire) denaro [assegni]
2 (anche leg.) rimettere; condonare: to remit a sin, perdonare un peccato; to remit a debt, rimettere un debito; to remit a penalty, condonare una pena
3 rimettere; demandare: to remit a matter to sb., rimettere (o demandare) una faccenda a q.
4 rimandare; differire: to remit a matter to a future date, differire (o rinviare) una questione a data da destinarsi
5 sospendere; annullare: to remit a punishment, sospendere una punizione; to remit a sentence, sospendere una sentenza
6 (leg.) deferire (una causa: a un altro tribunale o al giudice competente)
B v. i. (arc.)
1 diminuire: A fever remits in the morning, la febbre diminuisce la mattina
2 (comm.) fare una rimessa; spedire denaro: Kindly remit by return of mail, vogliate effettuare la rimessa a (stretto) giro di posta.
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I ['riːmɪt]
nome competenze f.pl., compito m.

it's outside my remit — è fuori dalla mia giurisdizione

II [rɪ'mɪt]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. -tt-)
1) (send back) rinviare, rimettere [case]
2) (reduce) ridurre, condonare [penalty]
3) (send) rimettere, inviare [money]
4) (postpone) rimettere, dilazionare [payment]
5) relig. rimettere, perdonare [sin]

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