Translation of Italian word "favorevole" to English
favorevole
/favoˈrevole/
Meaning
AdjectiveExpressing approval, beneficial, or providing advantageous conditions.
How to use
The Italian adjective 'favorevole' expresses 'favorable, supportive, advantageous' (Expressing approval, beneficial, or providing advantageous conditions). It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g. taking endings -o/-a/-i/-e or -e/-i). In practice, advantageous, positive, well-disposed, or approving.
🇬🇧 English
favorable, supportive, advantageous
Example
La maggioranza dei soci si è dichiarata favorevole alla proposta di fusione.
The majority of shareholders voted in favor of the merger proposal.
Le condizioni meteorologiche sono favorevoli per la navigazione a vela.
The weather conditions are favorable for sailing.
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- La maggioranza dei soci si è dichiarata favorevole alla proposta di fusione.— The majority of shareholders voted in favor of the merger proposal.
- Le condizioni meteorologiche sono favorevoli per la navigazione a vela.— The weather conditions are favorable for sailing.
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The Italian word "favorevole" means "favorable, supportive, advantageous" in English.
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