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conto

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conto sm (= calcolo) → calculation;
(COMM, ECON) → account; [di ristorante, albergo] → bill;
(fig) (= stima); consideration, esteem;
avere un conto in sospeso (con qn) → to have an outstanding account (with sb);
(fig) → to have a score to settle (with sb);
fare i conti con qn → to settle one's account with sb;
fare conto su qn → to count o rely on sb;
fare conto che (supporre) → to suppose that;
rendere conto a qn di qc → to be accountable to sb for sth;
rendersi conto di qc/che → to realize sth/that;
tener conto di qn/qc → to take sb/sth into account;
tenere qc da conto → to take great care of sth;
ad ogni buon conto → in any case;
di poco/nessun conto → of little/no importance;
per conto di → on behalf of;
per conto mio → as far as I'm concerned (= da solo); on my own;
a conti fatti, in fin dei conti → all things considered;
mi hanno detto strane cose sul suo conto → I've heard some strange things about him;
conto capitale → capital account;
conto cifrato → numbered account;
conto corrente → current account (BRIT); checking account (US);
conto corrente postale → Post Office account;
conto economico → profit and loss account;
conto in partecipazione → joint account;
conto passivo → account payable;
conto profitti e perdite → profit and loss account;
conto alla rovescia → countdown;
conto valutario → foreign currency account

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