stoppage

stoppage
['stɒpɪdʒ]
nome
1) ind. (strike) interruzione f. del lavoro, sciopero m.
2) BE (deduction from wages) trattenuta f., ritenuta f.
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[-pi‹]
noun ((an) act of stopping or state or process of being stopped: The building was at last completed after many delays and stoppages.) interruzione
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stoppage /ˈstɒpɪdʒ/
n.
1 arresto; fermata; interruzione; sospensione; sosta; traffic stoppage, interruzione del traffico
2 impedimento; ostacolo; ostruzione; intasatura: the stoppage of a pipe, l'ostruzione di una tubazione
3 (fin.) trattenuta, ritenuta (sulla paga)
4 (econ.) sciopero; interruzione del lavoro
5 (leg.) fermo: stoppage in transit, fermo durante il viaggio (della merce: da parte del venditore, se l'acquirente è insolvibile)
6 (sport) interruzione (del gioco)
7 (basket) stoppata
8 (boxe) arresto del combattimento: stoppage victory, vittoria per arresto
● (comm.) stoppage dues, diritti di giacenza (della merce) □ (mil.) stoppage of leave, consegna □ (fisc.) stoppage at source, esazione alla fonte □ stoppage of pay, sospensione dallo stipendio □ (calcio, ecc.) stoppage time, recupero; zona (o minuti) di recupero.
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['stɒpɪdʒ]
nome
1) ind. (strike) interruzione f. del lavoro, sciopero m.
2) BE (deduction from wages) trattenuta f., ritenuta f.

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