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short (EN)
aggettivo, avverbio, sostantivo, verbo, preposizione

aggettivo “short”

short, comp. shorter, sup. shortest
  1. corto
    She bought a short dress for the summer party.
  2. basso
    Despite being the shortest in her class, she was the fastest runner.
  3. breve
    The movie was surprisingly short, lasting only about an hour.
  4. conciso
    She wrote a short story for her English class.
  5. insufficiente
    The hospital was in a short supply of masks during the pandemic.
  6. a corto (di)
    The report was short of details, making it difficult to understand the full scope of the project.
  7. abbreviato (per)
    "Vet" is short for "veterinarian".
  8. allo scoperto
    He was short on tech stocks, betting they would fall in the next quarter.

avverbio “short”

short, shorter, shortest
  1. prima del previsto
    The meeting was cut short, surprising everyone with its brevity.
  2. troppo corto
    He threw the pass short, missing the receiver by several feet.

sostantivo “short”

sing. short, pl. shorts o non num.
  1. cortocircuito
    The power outage was caused by a short in the electrical system.
  2. cortometraggio
    Before the main feature, the audience was treated to a hilarious animated short about a mischievous cat.
  3. bicchierino
    After dinner, he ordered a short of rum to cap off the meal.
  4. intero breve (nel contesto informatico)
    In our code, we used shorts to store the ages of users since we didn't expect any values over 30,000.

verbo “short”

infinito short; lui shorts; pass. shorted; p.p. shorted; ger. shorting
  1. causare un cortocircuito
    Spilling water on the electrical outlet accidentally shorted the entire system.
  2. vendere allo scoperto
    John decided to short the company's stock, betting that its value would drop after the disappointing earnings report.

preposizione “short”

short
  1. privo (di)
    The kitchen is short two spoons for tonight's dinner party.