Translation of Italian word "avvertire" to English
avvertire
/avverˈtire/
Meaning
VerbTo notify or caution someone about something, or to perceive a physical sensation.
How to use
The Italian verb 'avvertire' means 'to warn, to notify, to feel' (To notify or caution someone about something, or to perceive a physical sensation). It belongs to the third conjugation (-ire). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. A natural example is: 'Ho iniziato ad avvertire un leggero mal di testa durante la lezione.' (I started to feel a slight headache during the lesson.).
🇬🇧 English
to warn, to notify, to feel
Example
Ti avevo avvertito che quella strada era chiusa per lavori.
I had warned you that that road was closed for roadworks.
Ho iniziato ad avvertire un leggero mal di testa durante la lezione.
I started to feel a slight headache during the lesson.
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- Ti avevo avvertito che quella strada era chiusa per lavori.— I had warned you that that road was closed for roadworks.
- Ho iniziato ad avvertire un leggero mal di testa durante la lezione.— I started to feel a slight headache during the lesson.
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The Italian word "avvertire" means "to warn, to notify, to feel" in English.
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