♦ scope

♦ scope
♦ scope (1) /skəʊp/
n.
1 [u] ambito; attribuzioni; campo (d'azione); portata, sfera (fig.): That is beyond the scope of the inquiry, ciò esula dall'ambito (o dal campo) dell'indagine; That is outside my scope, ciò è al di fuori delle mie attribuzioni; ciò non è di mia competenza; within the scope of, entro i limiti di
2 [u] libertà d'azione; opportunità; sfogo; sbocco: There is ample scope for improvement, ci sono ampie opportunità di miglioramento; She is given little scope for initiative, le viene data poca libertà d'iniziativa
3 (comput.) ambito; campo di visibilità (di una variabile)
4 (naut.) calumo; tratto di cavo (o di catena dell'ancora) non immerso: The ship is riding to a long scope, la nave è all'ancora con molto calumo
the scope of a missile, la gittata d'un missile □ to give full scope to, dar campo libero a; dar libero sfogo a □ This job gives no scope to ability, le capacità personali non sono chiamate in causa (o non entrano in gioco) in questo lavoro
FALSI AMICI: scope non significa scopo. scope (2) /skəʊp/
n. (abbr. fam. di)
1 microscope
2 periscope
3 telescope.
(to) scope /skəʊp/
v. t.
(slang USA: di solito to scope on, to scope out) esaminare; guardare bene; studiare; esaminare; scrutare; squadrare.

English-Italian dictionary. 2013.

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