Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Prix-fixe

Designating a meal consisting of several courses offered at a single, set price.

Product-centric model

A business model that prioritizes the product as the central focus of operations and strategy.

Production-centric model

An operational framework in business and manufacturing that focuses primarily on maximizing production efficiency, output volume, and internal manufacturing capabilities.

Purple patch

A period of success, good fortune, or high achievement.

Put Someone Through His Or Her Paces

To make someone perform a series of tests or tasks to demonstrate their skills, abilities, or fitness.

Put someone in their place

To humble someone who is behaving arrogantly or presumptuously, reminding them of their proper, subordinate, or realistic status.

Put the cart before the horse

To reverse the proper order of things; to do things in the wrong sequence or address a secondary issue before the primary prerequisite.

Put your money where your mouth is

To back up one's words with actions, especially in terms of financial commitment.

Rehammer

To hammer something again or reshape it with repeated blows.

Remote-measurement

The process of observing, quantifying, or recording physical or chemical quantities from a distance using sensors, instruments, or telemetry without direct physical contact.

Requiem mass

A solemn mass celebrated for the repose of the souls of the dead.

Revenue model

A framework for identifying how a company or organization will plan to generate income, make sales, and produce a profit from its operations.