ralenti

Italian translation: rentier

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French term or phrase:ralenti
Italian translation:rentier
Entered by: Francine Alloncle

10:01 Jul 13, 2010
French to Italian translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Energy / Power Generation
French term or phrase: ralenti
La questione è la seguente: sto facendo una trascrizione di un'intervista. A un certo punto, il relatore definisce con un sostantivo (credo) una persona che vive di rendite, definendola ralenti/ralentier o qualcosa del genere. Perdonatemi ma non riesco a cogliere la parola esatta dall'audio e in rete non riesco a trovare riferimenti convincenti. Potete aiutarmi? Grazie mille
Valentina Del Maestro
Italy
Local time: 11:03
rentier
Explanation:
une possibilité.
rentier : celui qui a des rentes, qui vit de ses rentes
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Francine Alloncle
Italy
Local time: 11:03
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3 +3rentier
Francine Alloncle
3BENEFICIARIO DI RENDITE
Barbara Kalinka


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rentier


Explanation:
une possibilité.
rentier : celui qui a des rentes, qui vit de ses rentes

Francine Alloncle
Italy
Local time: 11:03
Native speaker of: French
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agree  rigrioli
52 mins
  -> Merci rigrioli

agree  Bruno ..
2 hrs
  -> Merci traduction 1962

agree  Carole Poirey
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BENEFICIARIO DI RENDITE


Explanation:
in questo caso, il termine italiano sarebbe BENEFICIARIO DI RENDITE

Barbara Kalinka
Poland
Local time: 11:03
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in PolishPolish, Native in ItalianItalian
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