RECEPTION CAMP - Перевод английский на итальянский

в итальянском словаре Oxford-Paravia

reception camp [rɪˈsepʃnˌkæmp], reception centre [rɪ-ˈsepʃnˌsentə(r)] СУЩ.

reception camp

centro м. di accoglienza (for per)

в итальянском словаре Oxford-Paravia

centro d'accoglienza

reception camp, reception centre

centro di accoglienza

reception centre or camp

в итальянском словаре Oxford-Paravia

reception [брит. rɪˈsɛpʃ(ə)n, америк. rəˈsɛpʃ(ə)n] СУЩ.

1. reception:

reception, also reception desk (of hotel, office)

reception ж.

reception, also reception desk (of hospital)

accettazione ж.

at the reception desk

alla reception or all'accettazione

2. reception (gathering):

reception

ricevimento м. (for sb in onore di qn; for sth in occasione di qc)

3. reception (public response):

reception

accoglienza ж. (for di)

to get or be given a favourable, hostile reception

ricevere una calorosa accoglienza, essere accolto con ostilità

they gave us a great reception fans, audience

ci hanno riservato un'accoglienza straordinaria

4. reception (of guests, visitors):

reception

accoglienza ж.

5. reception:

reception РАДИО, ТВ

ricezione ж. (on su)

I. camp¹ [брит. kamp, америк. kæmp] СУЩ.

1. camp:

camp (of tents, buildings etc.)

campo м.

camp (of tents, buildings etc.)

campeggio м.

camp (of nomads)

campo м.

to make or pitch camp

accamparsi or piantare le tende

to strike camp

muovere or levare il campo or togliere le tende

to go to camp scout etc.:

andare a fare un campo

2. camp (group):

camp перенос.

campo м.

camp перенос.

partito м.

to go over to the other camp

cambiare campo or passare nell'altro campo

II. camp¹ [брит. kamp, америк. kæmp] ГЛ. неперех.

camp

campeggiare

camp

accamparsi

to go camping

fare campeggio

III. camp¹ [брит. kamp, америк. kæmp]

to have a foot in both camps

tenere un piede in due staffe

I. camp² [брит. kamp, америк. kæmp] ПРИЛ. уничиж.

1. camp (exaggerated):

camp person

pretenzioso, borioso

camp gesture, performance

eccessivo, pretenzioso

2. camp (effeminate):

camp

effeminato

3. camp (homosexual):

camp bar, neighbourhood

di omosessuali, gay

4. camp (in bad taste):

camp

pacchiano

camp

kitsch

II. camp² [брит. kamp, америк. kæmp] СУЩ. разг., уничиж. (mannered style etc.)

camp

leziosaggine ж.

camp

svenevolezza ж.

it's high camp

è assolutamente lezioso

в словаре PONS

reception [rɪ·ˈsep·ʃən] СУЩ.

1. reception (welcome):

reception

accoglienza ж.

2. reception (in hotel):

reception

reception ж. неизм.

I. camp¹ [kæmp] СУЩ.

1. camp (encampment):

camp

accampamento м.

camp

campo м.

army camp

accampamento militare

summer camp

colonia ж. estiva

to break camp

levare le tende

to set up camp

accamparsi

2. camp (group):

camp

gruppo м.

to go over to the other camp

passare all'altra parte

to have a foot in both camps

tenere il piede in due staffe

II. camp¹ [kæmp] ГЛ. неперех.

camp

accamparsi

to camp out

accamparsi

to go camping

andare in campeggio

I. camp² [kæmp] СУЩ.

(high) camp

leziosaggine м.

II. camp² [kæmp] ПРИЛ.

camp (affected)

affettato, -a

camp (effeminate)

effeminato, -a

III. camp² [kæmp] ГЛ. перех.

to camp it up

fare il gigione

Present

I	camp
you	camp
he/she/it	camps
we	camp
you	camp
they	camp

Past

I	camped
you	camped
he/she/it	camped
we	camped
you	camped
they	camped

Present Perfect

I	have	camped
you	have	camped
he/she/it	has	camped
we	have	camped
you	have	camped
they	have	camped

Past Perfect

I	had	camped
you	had	camped
he/she/it	had	camped
we	had	camped
you	had	camped
they	had	camped

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

The camp was converted into a refugee reception camp in 1949 and could house up to 3000 people.

en.wikipedia.org

Official inquiries have found that most of the missing babies had died, pointing out the poor conditions in reception camps for the immigrants.

www.dailymail.co.uk

They cite bad conditions in reception camps and continuing dangers faced by migrants.

www.bbc.co.uk

Sometimes families are forced to spend days and months crammed into small rooms at reception camps with as many as 1,500 other people.

www.dw.com