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Translation of Italian word "adattare" to English

adattare

/adatˈtare/

Meaning

Verb

To modify something to suit a new purpose, or adjust to circumstances.

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How to use

The Italian verb 'adattare' means 'to adapt, to adjust, to fit' (To modify something to suit a new purpose, or adjust to circumstances). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. The past participle of 'adattare' should be memorized, as it is needed for all compound tenses including passato prossimo and trapassato.

🇬🇧 English

to adapt, to adjust, to fit

Example

Il regista ha saputo adattare il romanzo per il grande schermo con maestria.

The director managed to adapt the novel for the big screen masterfully.

È necessario adattare il piano di studi alle esigenze dei lavoratori.

It is necessary to adjust the curriculum to the needs of workers.

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Common phrases

  • Il regista ha saputo adattare il romanzo per il grande schermo con maestria.— The director managed to adapt the novel for the big screen masterfully.
  • È necessario adattare il piano di studi alle esigenze dei lavoratori.— It is necessary to adjust the curriculum to the needs of workers.

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Frequency rank: #1079 in Italian

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What does the Italian word "adattare" mean?▼

The Italian word "adattare" means "to adapt, to adjust, to fit" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical example: "Il regista ha saputo adattare il romanzo per il grande schermo con maestria." (which translates as "The director managed to adapt the novel for the big screen masterfully.").

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