Translation of Italian word "esauriente" to English
esauriente
/ezawˈrjɛnte/
Meaning
AdjectiveFully comprehensive and leaving nothing unexplained.
How to use
The Italian adjective 'esauriente' expresses 'exhaustive, comprehensive, thorough' (Fully comprehensive and leaving nothing unexplained). It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g. taking endings -o/-a/-i/-e or -e/-i). In practice, comprehensive, exhaustive, and fully detailed.
🇬🇧 English
exhaustive, comprehensive, thorough
Example
Il professore ha fornito una risposta chiara ed esauriente alla mia domanda.
The professor provided a clear and exhaustive answer to my question.
Abbiamo ricevuto una relazione esauriente sullo stato finanziario dell'ente.
We received a comprehensive report on the financial status of the entity.
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- Il professore ha fornito una risposta chiara ed esauriente alla mia domanda.— The professor provided a clear and exhaustive answer to my question.
- Abbiamo ricevuto una relazione esauriente sullo stato finanziario dell'ente.— We received a comprehensive report on the financial status of the entity.
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The Italian word "esauriente" means "exhaustive, comprehensive, thorough" in English.
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