Translation of Italian word "fruttuoso" to English
fruttuoso
/frutˈtwo.zo/
How to use
The Italian adjective 'fruttuoso' expresses 'fruitful, productive' (Fruitful, productive). 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 'La loro collaborazione è stata fruttuosa per entrambe le parti.' (Their collaboration was fruitful for both sides.).
🇬🇧 English
fruitful, productive
Example
Abbiamo avuto un incontro fruttuoso con i nuovi partner.
We had a fruitful meeting with new partners.
La loro collaborazione è stata fruttuosa per entrambe le parti.
Their collaboration was fruitful for both sides.
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Common phrases
- Abbiamo avuto un incontro fruttuoso con i nuovi partner.— We had a fruitful meeting with new partners.
- La loro collaborazione è stata fruttuosa per entrambe le parti.— Their collaboration was fruitful for both sides.
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The Italian word "fruttuoso" means "fruitful, productive" in English.
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