Translation of Italian word "efficacemente" to English
efficacemente
/effikatʃeˈmente/
Meaning
AdverbIn a manner that produces the intended result successfully.
How to use
The Italian adverb 'efficacemente' means 'effectively, successfully' (In a manner that produces the intended result successfully). It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses.
🇬🇧 English
effectively, successfully
Example
Il team ha gestito efficacemente l'emergenza informatica in poche ore.
The team effectively managed the IT emergency in a few hours.
Questa crema idratante agisce efficacemente contro la pelle secca.
This moisturizing cream works effectively against dry skin.
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- Il team ha gestito efficacemente l'emergenza informatica in poche ore.— The team effectively managed the IT emergency in a few hours.
- Questa crema idratante agisce efficacemente contro la pelle secca.— This moisturizing cream works effectively against dry skin.
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The Italian word "efficacemente" means "effectively, successfully" in English.
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