background *** back·ground
- background *** back·ground
- ['bækˌɡraʊnd]
1. n
1) gen) sfondo, fig sfondo, scenario
in the background — sullo sfondo, fig nell'ombra
on a red background — su sfondo rosso
a house in the background — una casa sullo sfondo
2) background m inv , base f , esperienza, retroscena m, background m inv
she comes from a wealthy background — è di famiglia ricca
family background — ambiente familiare
2. adj
di fondo, Comput a bassa priorità
background noise — rumori mpl di fondo
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