Italian ⇄ English

tempo m
environ.	time; weather; time 1. The dimension of the physical universe which, at a given place, orders the sequence of events. 2. A designated instant in this sequence, as the time of day. Also known as epoch; weather The day-to-day meteorological conditions, especially temperature, cloudiness, and rainfall, affecting a specific place
phys.	duration

tempo: 3067 phrases in 92 subjects

Accounting	2
Agriculture	62
Antennas and waveguides	20
Astronomy	71
Automated equipment	11
Automatic control	30
Banking	6
Business	1
Chemistry	25
Coal	11
Commerce	6
Communications	265
Computer numerical control	13
Computers	1
Construction	5
Corporate governance	2
Cultural studies	4
Demography	1
Dyalysis	3
Earth sciences	113
Economy	72
Education	16
Electric motors	10
Electric traction	6
Electrical engineering	6
Electricity generation	1
Electronics	437
Employment	9
Energy industry	17
English	4
Environment	42
Finances	48
Fish farming pisciculture	7
General	129
Geography	1
Government, administration and public services	5
Health care	58
Hobbies and pastimes	21
Industry	60
Information technology	282
Insurance	12
Labor law	97
Labor organization	1
Law	40
Life sciences	66
Lighting other than cinema	1
Magnetics	1
Marketing	5
Materials science	16
Mathematics	24
Measuring instruments	36
Mechanic engineering	42
Medical	104
Metallurgy	115
Microsoft	64
Mineral products	1
Municipal planning	1
Name of organization	3
Natural sciences	12
Nuclear and fusion power	3
Nuclear physics	9
Packaging	3
Patents	14
Pharmacy and pharmacology	7
Physical sciences	2
Physics	7
Piezoelectric crystals	9
Politics	3
Power lines	10
Power system protection	36
Radio	3
Radiobiology	2
Radiology	1
Rail transport	3
Religion	1
Satellite communications	1
Scientific	1
Semiconductors	2
Social science	7
Sound recording	9
Statistics	45
Technology	90
Telecommunications	11
Telegraphy	10
Textile industry	15
Thermal Energy	3
Trade unions	6
Transport	223
Vacuum tubes	2
Water resources	1
Welding	1
Work flow	3