reset

reset
[ˌriː'set]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing -tt-; pass., p.pass. -set)
1) (adjust) aggiustare [machine]; regolare [clock]; azzerare [counter]
2) med. ridurre [broken bone]
3) inform. resettare [computer]
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reset (1) /ri:ˈsɛt/
n.
(leg., scozz.) ricettazione.
reset (2) /ri:ˈsɛt/
n.
1 azzeramento, reset (d'uno strumento)
2 (comput.) ripristino; reset: reset button, pulsante reset
3 (tipogr.) ricomposizione
4 (autom., elettr., mecc.) registrazione; regolazione
5 (raro) piantina trapiantata.
(to) reset (1) /ri:ˈsɛt/ (leg., scozz.)
A v. t.
ricettare
B v. i.
fare il ricettatore.
(to) reset (2) /ri:ˈsɛt/
(pass. e p. p. reset), v. t.
1 azzerare: to reset a timer [counter], azzerare un timer [un contatore]; Don't forget to reset your alarm clock, non dimenticare di mettere la sveglia all'ora giusta; to reset one's watch, spostare le lancette dell'orologio (cambiando fuso orario)
2 (comput.) ripristinare; resettare; reimpostare
3 ricomporre; rimettere a posto: to reset a broken arm, rimettere a posto un braccio rotto
4 (tipogr.) ricomporre
5 incastonare (una pietra preziosa) di nuovo
6 riaffilare (una sega, ecc.)
7 (autom., elettr., mecc.) registrare; regolare
8 (raro) ripiantare (un arbusto); risistemare (un'aiuola).
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[ˌriː'set]
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing -tt-; pass., p.pass. -set)
1) (adjust) aggiustare [machine]; regolare [clock]; azzerare [counter]
2) med. ridurre [broken bone]
3) inform. resettare [computer]

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