Translation of Italian word "deciso" to English
deciso
/deˈtʃizo/
Meaning
AdjectiveResolute, unwavering in character, or clear and pronounced.
How to use
The Italian adjective 'deciso' expresses 'decided, resolute, firm, distinct' (Resolute, unwavering in character, or clear and pronounced). It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g. taking endings -o/-a/-i/-e or -e/-i). A typical usage pattern is 'Ha risposto con un tono deciso e sicuro di fronte alla commissione.' (He answered with a firm and confident tone before the committee.).
🇬🇧 English
decided, resolute, firm, distinct
Example
Ha risposto con un tono deciso e sicuro di fronte alla commissione.
He answered with a firm and confident tone before the committee.
Questo formaggio stagionato ha un sapore molto deciso e intenso.
This aged cheese has a very distinct and strong flavor.
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- Ha risposto con un tono deciso e sicuro di fronte alla commissione.— He answered with a firm and confident tone before the committee.
- Questo formaggio stagionato ha un sapore molto deciso e intenso.— This aged cheese has a very distinct and strong flavor.
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The Italian word "deciso" means "decided, resolute, firm, distinct" in English.
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